The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-23
IN THE HIGH SCHOOLS.
NJ. t. III. S. News Notes.

The study of Burns is being made by the
senior English pupils now.
Phil Kirln was host at the last meet
ing of the Ran-Cheros' frat"
The society known as the Colonial Maids
has chosen the red carnation as its
flower.
The Manual Training High School Chess
and Checker Club met last Friday in
Room f.
Harvey Emmerich and Will Scott have
kellogg lectures.
The June. 'O3, class has chosen the color
for the organization as gold and pin
enameled in gold.
The next issue of the school organ, the
Manual Training High School Mirror. will
appear Tomorrow.
The Ran-Cheros frat of January, 'W,
students entertained Friday evening
by Oscar Goldrick.
A brass band to aid the supporters of the
Manual Training High School football team
on Thanksgiving has been organized.
The Manual Training High School bowl
ing league will meet on Saturday morning,
Nov. Is. instead of the following week.
The posters made by Harry Carlisle for
Othello" are among the best ever made
by any student in the Manual Training
High School.
An effort is being made to revive the
Manual Training High School senate.
Charles Jennings and willard Boyle are
at the head of the movement.
The Tyroleans, a January, 'O3, club, met
yesterday afternoon with Ida New. The
Scotch lassies were entertained yesterday
afternoon by Lucetta ChilderS.
A party of June, 1903, girls attended the
performance of "Othello'' Friday night,
and were entertained with a "slumber''
party at the home of Bessie Beissenherz.
The class party of the January, 1903, or
ganization Will be given on the evening of
Friday, Nov. 2S at the home of George
Wildhack, corner of Twelfth and Broad
way.
The room organ of Room G, the Tattler,
morning. Those who contributed to the
tertainment were Otto Mertz, Fideis Zit-
terbart, Helen Vauta and Ruth Boaz
In case the weather interferes with the
trip of the Manual Training High School
Science and Chemistry Club to the gas
works the organization will be entertained
by Henry Vawter and Frank Hunter.
The last meeting of the Senoritas was at
the home of Miss Ethel Boaz. The occa-
sion was business session after which
social hour was spent, during which a reci-
tation by Freda Pink and a piano solo by
Ineo Foley were enjoyed.
A new sorority of girls from the class of
June, 1903, has been organized with the fol-
| lowing members: Ethel Comstock, Ethel
| Collins, Eva Oppenheim. Mary Collins, Jes-
sic Cross, Lillian Bryant, Lucy Baner, Bes-
sic Beissenherz. Francis Miller Fannie
| Cook, Alice Woodruff and Leila Colop.
new sorority has been organized among
| the girls of the class of January 1904, and
| has selected Fidelity as it's motto. The
| white daisy will be the flower of the club
| and white and yellow the colors of the
/ organization. The last meeting was at the
home of the president, Miss Emma Brandt.
A fraternity of boys in the January, 03,
! class has been formed with the following
| members: Charles Bragg, George Steele
] George Wildhack, Frank Welch, Sumner
/ Warner. Irving Renter Carl Helm, Claude
/ Higgins Robert Fessler Bert Hamlet Har-
vey Emmerich, Fred Dicks, Walter Mayer
Jack Shideler, Alfred Prange and Charles
/ Jennings.
The Literary Club of the Manual Training
| High School decided at it's last meeting
| that in the future after the business of the
| club has been transacted the organization
will be changed into a class with the critic
| Miss Foy, teacher The organization
meets tomorrow afternoon, when a study
| of THE Haunted House." and other poems
| will be made.
A coaching party will be given by Ethel
| Comstock TO the football game Thanksgiv-
| ing. The girls will root for the red and
white boys. after which they will be enter
| tanned at the home of Miss Comstock The
| following girls will make up the party:
| Mary Collins, Eva Oppenheim, Jessie Cross
| Lillian Brandt, Lucy Baner, Bessie Beis-
| senherz, Francis Miller, Alice Woodruff
| Leila Colop and Hazel Avery.
The Manual Training High School Liter
| airy and Debating Club held it's regular
weekly meeting Monday afternoon. The
earlier life and first poems of Henry W.
| Longfellow were discussed. Each member
responded to his name at roll call with a