High School Notes

The Omega isbooniing. The band now nunibers 12 pieces. Prof. Perry was in Lansing last week. Commencement will be held June 19. Fred. Houghhm, '3, is in Washington rritory. An anti-slang society is aboiit to be organized. Miss Nettie Platt, '83, is teaching school near Ypsilanti. The juniors defeated the seniors in jase ball, Wednesday, by a score of 20 to 8. The seniors are requested to pay their class taxes as early as possible to treasurer O. Schmidt. A set of 16 maps, illustrating the vegetation of trees in the U . S., have been placed in tüe library. The seniors will hold a class social ;bis evening, at the reeidence of Benj. Morse, corner Fourth and Wilhams-sts. At the alumni meeting June 19, there will be an oration by Fred. Maynard, Esq., of Grand Kapids; a poem by Miss Elsie Jones; and an address by Judgo Hamman.