Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-17
IN THE HIGH SCHOOLS.
Foot Ball and Dicycling-Socinl Clubs
aud school Papers.

Foot Ball and DicycIing-socinI Clubs
aud School Papers.
The Central foot ball team was to have
played the Maryland Agricultural College
eleven today, but on account of manage
ment OF the NJ. A. c. arranging two games
for the same day, the game was called eff.
Next Saturday the team will play the Epis-
copal High School of Alexandria, and viii
probably meet the Columbian College boys
in a practice game during the coming week.
The athletic luncheon. held yesterday at
recess In the corridor. was a big success.
and as a result the Central Athletic Asso-
citation is seventy dollars richer. There
a plenty of good things to eat, and
there were just sixteen hungry boys after
every piece of cake. The luncheon was in
charge of Miss Reynolds. and the pretty
High School girls who attended the taoles
caused the boys to have larger appe.i;es
and capacities than they would have had
under ordinary circumstances.
The seventy dollars will be used to fit
out the foot ball eleven The agreement
between the Athletic Association and foot
ball boys is that all of the gate re ,eipts
VIII go to the association after the cx-
penses of the team are deducted"
The first issue of this years Review
came on, yesterday. 1t is a monthly mix
ture of news. knowledge and nonsense pun
llshed by the students of the Central High
ccHool, aha original contributions O.
Hcited from all pupils of the school. Its
aim is TO excel all other like papers and
arouse such an amount of school spirit"
among the pupils that they. too, will ex eel
school.
The editorial staff is as follows: H II.
Platt, editor, Elizabeth g. Davis. rs; F.
r: Coffin. 80; w. G. Stuart, 81: Ethel
Slgsbee w. Business staff, A b. McCrum
,2s: F H. Shipe, 10; S. r. Karpeles, rs;
w. b. Harvey, ~.
The second foot ball team has been or
canned. Jessie Underwood was elected
captain, and +. f. Deardoff, manager
There are about twenty boys trying for
places in the lineup. and a team Will be
turned out with an average weight of
about lJo pounds.
The Athletic Association held a meeting
yesterday and appointed officers for the
coming year. Mr.. ]. Strother Miller was
Reelected president. Miss Shirley Potter
secretary, Mr.. William NJ Hallam tr.as-
urer and Mr.. Emory Wilson faculty adj
wiser.
until October 81, when they meet the Ep.s-
copal High School. SO the boys will be able
TO get In good condition. They will prac-
uce uaiiy against a scrub eleven, f,.rmed
from the ex-members of The school
The Young Ladies' Bicycle Club en,oyed
run yesterday afternoon to the Soldiers
Rome. There was lots of fun and they
all declared that girls can have finn even
If the boys do not go.
Misses May Weide. Annie French, Anna
Wilbur, Mary Whelpley, MAY Seville Res
sic Stuart and Edna Fawcett participated
in the run. under the leadership of Miss
George V. Forbes.
Western High School.
The foot ball team played an exciting
game last Wednesday with the LIE Droit
Park eleven. At the end of two twenty
minute halves the score stood 90 Anoth-
er game will be played with the same
team, for the Western boys are sure they
VIII be able to score against them, although
they are outweighed by about ten pounds.
The management is trying to arrange a
game with the Episcopal High School OF
Alexandria for next wednesday, and also
series of games with Columbia College.
series of games with Columbian College.
The Western High School Camera Club
has been reorganized. and Miss Buckley,
the popular teacher of physics. was elected
president; Miss Robinson, teacher of his
tory, treasurer and Lawrence Janney Sec
rotary. The club is intended to give its
members better insight into the science
OF photography. The following are men,
bers: Messrs. Clifton Smith. Harry Klein
schmidt, Alfred Wright, Paul Lamberton,
Harrol Scudder and Charles Stearne.
THE Western" will make its first an
pearance November and will be BIZ
weekly. The success which attended the
paper last year was gratifying to all who
were concerned, and the prospects for this
years paper are as good. IL not better. The
object OF the paper is to encourage the
students in literary lines. and only articles
of which the Western scholars are authors
will be published The staff is as follows:
Editor-in-chief, Miss Kidder: assistant ed
ftors. fourth year, Mr.. May, Miss Perry and
Miss Walker: third year, Miss Fenton and
Mr.. Petty: second year. Miss Breckenridge;
business manager, Mr.. Duckett: assistant
business manager, A f. Craig: class man.
ayers. fourth year, Miss Fuller: third year.
Mr.. Wright and Miss Bradbury: second
year. Misses Curriden. Foley and Cobaugh:
first year. Miss Brown and Messrs. Mack
all and Janney. The subscription price
will be lowered. so that every pupil of the
school will be able to take the paper
bicycle club was organized, and w
Smart was elected chairman: G. Rlackis-
ton, secretary, and G. A. Birch, road cap
tain. The first run will be taken today to
Silver Springs. NJ. Manakeey. S. Janney,
T. King, v. Birch. T. Holcombe E. Glib
son, r. Potbury are members and are
booming up the interest of their organiza-
ton.
reorganized and the following officers will
bring in new members from the first year
students: Charles Berry. president: Mr.
Duckett. vice president; +. W. Tanner
treasurer. and A. Wright secretary
The officers are all that is left of last
years club. the other members having
either left school or not entered into this
years organization.