The Washington times., 1905-02-07

third debate was a victim of Circum-
stances" as some of the members who
had been assigned were una bic TO take
part 1t is generally agreed that the
of last year, and the outlook for the
inter-high school contests is very en-
coura ging. At the last meeting Mr.
Bishop was elected president of the sos
ciety. He is certain to make good
one, for he has had plenty of expert
ence.
Meetings of S. L.
Two meetings of the Sigma lambda
have been held during the past month.
The first was held at Miss Swett's home.
where the endurance OF Miss Ruff and
Miss Cunningham was tested. The sec
ond was held at Miss Cooks, where
Miss Ruff took her second degree and
Miss Carroll and Miss Johnson entered.
A large number of the alumni were
present at each meeting, and all en-
joyed a very jolly time.
The Newest Senior Club held it's sec
ond meeting at the home of Miss john
son a few days ago. Mr. Harnsberger
was elected president, Miss Powell vice
president, and Miss Greathouse secre-
tary. The next meeting will be held in
a short time
Publication of Review
The latest publication of the Review.
the Central paper, has just been issued.
The editorials in this number are ex-
| cellent for u high school paper, and the
| editors show good judgment in confining
their comments to school interests.
! A short story that appeared in this
number was very good and shows that
the students are taking an interest in
i the paper.
| Business Hard at Work
The students of Business are hard at
| work studying their lessons just at pres
ent and have no time for other affairs;
at least that Is their version of the
i quiet which reigns in and about that
! school building. Other high schol peo-
pie are inclined to throw the story OF
| the fox and the sour grapes" in their
| teeth but that may be jealousy. If
they are really studying, then they de-
serve all the praise that can be given
| them.
| a committee consisting of Mr.. Luttrell
| Mr.. Walker, and the faculty adviser in
athletics has adopted the following rules
under which pupil of the Business
! High School can wear the official 'B: .
A boy who has played a full half in
at least three different Inter-High
has played at least five innings in al
least three different Inter-Hish Schoo
| championship ball games; or who has
won least one Pqlnt On n,o1 fne dIebd th1ati1 %
| meet is entitled to wear the offlcia
''B'' provided:
Conditions Precedent.
/. That he has not received a con
ditiou in more than one major subject
or. il conditions have stood against hi.
record, all but one shall have been mad'
up before he be given the right to Weal
the 'B."
9, That the list Of those entitled Il
wear the "B" be first approved by tn
principal and faculty adviser Of tn
| school.
g. That the boy in receiving the of
| ficfs. 'aI2 /" agrees to surrender the b
upon the request of the committee II
4 That it be understood that no bo!
be entitled to wear the "B'' except witt
| the permission of the committee II
charge; and that it is to be worn onl.
during the time that the boy is q mem
her of the school, In good standing.
:. That the committee reserves to 1t
self the right to deal with special cases
6 The committee further decides tina
!. boy who has held his 'B" to the en'