Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-29
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
All the Pupils Preparing to Make Thank
giving Donations
Interest I'm the Great Foot Ball Game
ness schooIs-other Items.

AS In former years, the High School this
year intends to stand in the very foremost
rank OF Thanksgiving sympathizers and do
lts part In endeavoring to partly provide for
the wants OF the numerous poor and needy
In the District OF Columbia. The pupils az
the Central were assembled in the exhibit
ton hall yesterday morning and Dr. Lane
gave them short but effective talk on the
subject of donations OF money ana pro-
visions, requesting that all such be brought
to tbs office this morning as early an
possible. Mr.. Davis and. Miss wescott ad-
dressed their respective schools on the same
subject yesterday morning, while Mr. Sites
spoke to the pupils OF the Eastern this
morning. Donations OF all kinds OF goods
and money will be gladly received at the
offices OF all the schools. Young gentlemen
at all OF the schools have been appointed to
act as receiving committees.
Present indications are that today's
game between the Central and Business
teams will result handsomely for the pock-
cts OF the players of both teams, as the sale
OF tickets is announced to be already great
er than the entire number of admissions to
the Central-Eastern game The young
ladies OF all the schools. especially OF the
two representative schools. have taken q
will turn out in numbers at Y. M C. A
Park. 1t is useless to say that the young
gentlemen will be well represented In con-
sequence Of McDonald's retirement from the
Business team the positions have been con-
siderably changed and the team Will line I'D
In the following order:
tackle.
M ---..-...-.-.-.......-lert guard
4. STINT .-.---.-- .------------.-----. center.
~. W. Shlth-- guard.
hlchIhono. tackle.
Sai night end.
quarter.
~ half.
NAsalt..-.-...- haf.
Lewis (captain) fun back
Burr, Appleman and Clabaugh. Substitutes
The Centrals will line I'D as stated IN
Saturdays Star.
The game on Saturday between the second
Centrals and first Western resulted in n
victory for the latter by a score of g TO q.
Tausslg, Graham and Wilson for the Vest
ems ana Pitney and Sommerville for the
Centrals did TIE best playing. Monroe ana
Birney of the Centrals received injuries
which viii prevent them from playing for
several weeks yet
A new club. to be known as the Univer-
sal Club, was organized Monday night at the
residence Of Miss Morgan. teacher in Eng
lish at the Central At present there are
but twelve members. but IT Is the intep-
tiOh VI MISS Morgan make The club the
largest in the high school, and to have at
least fifty members.
The assignments of the instructors at the
separate schools. Monday afternoon. were
Maj. Ross, Central; Col. Reichelderfer
Business; Col. Skinner, Eastern and Lieut.
Col Adams at the Western.
There is a great deal OF trouble in obtain
irg meeting places for the Business Senior
Club and IL was given out yesterday
that the next meeting will be it's last
1t was decided at the Central yesterday
that the meeting Of the Senior Club will
be held on Saturday instead OF Friday
evening.
AS yet nothing has been mentioned at the
Central relative TO a Christmas entertain
ment. 1t appears as II the Central is falling
behind the other schools in everything but
foot ball and drill.
Friday being a holiday in all OF the day
schools, there will be no session Of the night
high school on that evening.
The tickets for the Business and Western
will be distributed among the pupils at
those schools on Monday next
The game between the teams representing
companies F and G. has been postponed
until a week from Friday.
The rehearsal for Twelfth NIGHT took
place at the Eastern yesterday afternoon
with Mr.. Allen Albert In the part Of
Malvclio.
The meeting of the class Of '93 at the
residence Of Miss Swingle Monday evening
did not accomplish as much as desired
and another Will be held I'm the early part
OF next week to complete. IL possible al
arrangements for the reunion.