Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-24

Thomas NJ. chatard. Ph.D.. lecturer en-
chemical engineering ~
Edward Annals Muir. BIS, assistant pro-
lessor OF graphics
William Allen Wilbur. AM. herd PRO-
Frank A wolfr Ph.D,. professor OF elec-
trtcai engineering
Henry A. Pressy. BIS. professor OF ciyil
engineering.
Nevil Monroe Hopkins, PhD, assistant
professor of chemistry
Philander Belts. E., assistant professor
In electrical engineering.
Edwin A. Hin. Ph.D., Instructor in stereo-
chemistry.
Percy Ash, c.E.. head professor OF archi-
lecture.
Frank Van Week. ME. professor of me-
chanical engineering.
L. Molby. Instructor in free hand draw
Oscar Quick, AM, instructor in physics.
Paul Noble Peck. Alb. instructor In maths
ematfcs.
Otis D, SWEET. B.s.LL.M.. instructor IN
Edwin Smith. jr.. assistant In chemistry.
Isaac Allison. B.s..E.E instructor in
Edgar Buckingham. Ph.D.. lecturer on
G VIM. A. vedits. Ph.D, IL B.. professor
of economics.
English.
Oscar L. Keith, AM, instructor In Ro-
nance ianguas GEES
+ e. v. Dunstan. Instructor in civil engi.
neering.
The dismantling OF the exhibits al this
new Business High School will be carried
high school properties Will be moved out
at once. During the week. the Installing or
permanent lighting system will be car
ried forward. the heating plant will be per-
focted and the placing of desks according
to schedule will be attempted. An furni-
ture is already stored In the building, and
-
moved in at once. Pupils are under orders
to report to the new building at the reopen-
ing of the schools January 2.
When Secretary Taft left the First Com
gregational Church last Monday night he
found all the high school cadets, who were
acting as ushers. in the lobby of the church.
Seeing the Secretary coming they lined up
thirty strong and the war man marched
down between saluting lines with military
precision It was hard to tell which was
the more pleased, the Secretary at his re-
ception or the cadets at his returned salute.
The high school calendar for 1905 has
Christmas holidays-Thursday. December
q. 1906 to- Monday. January ]. 1906. both
dates inclusive.
Second quarter ends Friday. February 2,
1906.
Second quarter matinee-Friday, Febru-
Washington's birthday--Thursday, Fehru-
| ~~--~oN ~-cS~N
Third quarter ends Friday. April 8, 1905.
% Th 1a'a quarter Enthusiastically. April
Easter vacationAFriday, April 10. 1906, TO
Sunday. April D. 1905, both dates inclusive
Decoration day-Wednesday. May 50,
Fourth quarter ends Friday. June i5 1903.
1906. y
Commencement. Central. Eastern and
Western oh Ua5p v,p M
1905.
School opens Monday. September II, 1905
In his address at the school centennial ex-
ercises Monday Secretary Taft spoke OF
Philippine conditions. ~ know something
about the organization of schools" he said
We had to organise schools in the Philip
is greater than furnishing education to peo-
pie that desire It. 1t is difficult for me to
describe an ignorance greater than that
which exists among 30 per cent of the peo-
pie in the Philippine Islands But the evil
dence that they are capable OF something
better and higher is found in the eagernesa
with which they. send their children TO
school to learn English and the three RS
and, II possible. manual training. people
that have that in them have that which
infliates progress. and possibility of maxi
ing the next generation and the generation
aIter that the governing people. Now we
nave gotten 10 the point In the Philipp{nef
Islands where we have SOC, 900 children read
ing writing and reciting English There
are 100000 children there. and we ourbfs
to have three or four times as much rr,ofIev
to continue this education. PERHAPS ii Is
better that we should get ii slowly than
that 1t should be given gratuitousIy by the
United States, but every once in a while
feel that we ought to appeal to the gem
erosity of the people to furnish the money
whlch viii enable the poor to learn English
ana TO learn that nothing will come to him
that does not go to meet the work"