[The High School Freshmen by H. Irving Hancock]@TWC D-Link bookThe High School Freshmen CHAPTER XIII 8/9
"The best offering yet." "I've one more," added Prescott, in the same low voice. "Then speak up more loudly," directed the submaster.
"There are a lot of young people here who want to hear." "Here," continued Dick, handing in another paper, "is a communication signed by the members of the city's Common Council.
They signed as individuals.
They agree to hire the Gridley Military Band, of twenty-eight pieces, to be on hand at the Thanksgiving game and to play for our High School eleven." None of Dick's partners had secured less than twenty-five dollars. When all the subscriptions had been turned in, and the amount footed up by Coach Morton, that gentleman announced, in tones that betrayed excitement: "The total subscriptions amount to nineteen hundred and sixty-eight dollars.
That will put us on a fine footing for this year, and leave a good balance over for next year!" Then the enthusiasm broke loose in earnest.
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