Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-17
HIGH SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
The Companies Getting Down to Work
| With New Ohacers.

inc Q001e8 Gett1n8 down 10 w OF 4
With New Ohcers.
Now that the excitement is over and the
officers are all appointed, attention will be
devoted to a thorough instruction of the
regiment in order that a good showing may
be made on the I'D Of February. The boys
have all been measured for their uniforms,
which will be ready for them about the 18th
Of next month. Mrs. Walton has her cal
isthenic classes well under way now, and
under her new mode of instruction rapid
progress is being made.
At meeting Of the foot ball league
last Wednesday several changes were made
in the schedule Of games.
Central.
Mr. o. P. NJ. Brown. who resigned his
position as regimental adjutant Of the regt-
ment. has made his exit from school and
will enter college. Mr.. Brown has also CIV
en- up the management Of the Review.
The appointments Of the non-commis-
stoned officers Of the first battalion and OF
companies A, B. c. and D were made this
afternoon. There Will probably be more
designations. as some must be disappointed
The editorial and business STATS of the
Review are now complete and everything
Is In readiness for the first issue Of the pa
per.
Eastern.
The library at this school now contains
upward of 800 books. and it is expected that
about $500 will be expended during the
course Of the year In purchasing new books
Miss B. L. Gardner Is in charge and has ap-
pointed the following young ladies as as
sistants: Misses Kelly. Smith. Shields
Lamson. Fountain and Fairchild Several
young gentlemen will be added to this list
Tralles and Grant, who received second
iieutenantcies, and Bevans a first sereeantcy
nave resigned their positions
MISS Minnie Roth. third year. has re-
turned TO her studies after prolonged alb
sence at Rockville. Nd
MISS Shipman. teaching Latin and Greek
left last Wednesday for Chicago, where she
Will remain for two weeks. During her alb.
sence ner classes will be in charge of MIR
SWartzell and Mr.. baltimore.
Through the efforts Of Mr.. Williams the
surveying classes have been provided with
new set Of instruments. and they will no,
have to use those from the Central as. last
year.
A number Of new desks have arrived and
Will be crowded into the various rooms.
Business.
Captain Wilson has decided not to with.
draw his team from the league. and will
endeavor to carry out the schedule as faI
as this school is concerned.
The Balance Sheet made its first appear
ance today. The following is the complete
stan: w. c. Poston. editor-in-chief; assist
ants. H. r. Blanchard. '95; Thomas Grant
"a (regimentaD; Fannie L. Andrew, "a
Margaret Z. Cruikshank. '9i; Carl r. Wal
decker, business manager; assistants, Rabbi
{. Muller, "a; Arthur B. Claxton, 81 Sec
ton agents: Second year-A, c. B. Sayer
B. Miss T. NJ. Moor: c. W. Claburgh FRS
year-A, X. J. Daniels; b, G. j. Harris c
r. Q. Grayson; d. w. NJ. Burr; e, Miss c
E. Griffin; F, Miss Susie I. Thomas: G. Mis-.
Lily Einstein: II, Miss Gertrude Heilbrun
The Banks" will soon begin operation.
again and the school will be flooded witt
money School currency.
There are 70 pupils in the first year music
class and 20 in the second year class.
The boys will regret to hear that Mr.
Richmond. half back on the foot ball team
has been so seriously injured that his foo
ball days are over. Mr.. Richmond was hur
in the game with the Columbian Prepare
tory School last Saturday. and In losing
him the team loses its best half back.
Western.
The foot ball team has at last been or
ganized, with ]. X. Taussig as captain. Mr.
Taussig has had the boys in steady practic'
for the past week at Olympic Park
The company will have four full four!
and its own officers. Wilson, Mckee ant
Campbell took their examinations for Of
ficership at the Central this afternoon.
The debating society will be ORGANIZED
In q few days.
There are seven fourth-year pupils at THU
school.