Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-15
OMAHA HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

There are bright hopes for the forma-
ton classes in parliamentary law under
the leadership OF prominent attorneys of
this city. rhe plans have not yet suffi-
GENTLY matured to permit more definite
announcement.
The Pieiades society has selected the
during the last week: General program
committee, Ellen Dean, chairman; Ora
Russell Lynne Melm9uist, Bertha Neal
first division, Lynne Malmquist chairman;
Ida hammers and Harriet Sweely Pro-
gram committee, second division, Ora Rus
sell, chairman; Alice Davis and Lucille
Hill. Program committee, third division
Bertha Neal, Chairman; Margaret Locke
fourth division, Grace Miller, chairman;
Marion Chapman and Ruth Loree.
At the Elaine society meeting Friday
to parliamentary drill, under the leader
ship of Miss Sullivan, member of the
faculty This W IS considered all important
unfamiliar with many of the simplest rules
of parliamentary law. 1t was decided at
the meeting to form hve sroups from the
one of the teachers assigned to the so
ciety, thus rendering more easy the carry
ing out of each program.
Tho LininEer Travel club held its post
poned meeting Friday afternoon. The sub
ject of the meeting was, Sight Seeing
in Paris" The material was principally
drawn from postal cards received by the
members from Miss Janet Monroe Wal
lace, who has been travelling abroad An
soriptive papers were read by members OF
the club, ana Miss Adams gave an inter-
esting talk.
1t Is Intended to organize a Latin So
ciety, whose main object IL to be the fos-
tering of increased interest along arohAeoI
logical discoveries The organisation was
| with Miss Bessie Snyder q member OF the
| faculty and head of the Latin department,
chairman. The selection of a nominating
/ COrnmittea also made Consisting al
| ID. Oberg, s. Anderson, l.. Harmon and r,
| Sherwood. II. Herring, Jessie Knee and
\ h. Sweet were chosen a committee to draw
| up a constitution and bylaws. The
| sponsors of this new society are Misses b.
Snyder, Anna Peterson, Paxson and e
More than usual amount OF interest
| was manifested in athletics Friday at q
mass meeting OF all students of the school
| In the largest room Of the school. IL Is
fully estimated that the number of those
in attendance at the meeting ranged be
meeting was TO arouse much enthusiasm
| among the students prior to the FIRST FOO
ball game to take place Saturday Afternoon
local team and that from the Peru Nor
NAL school Prof. a. II. Waterhouse spok'
briefly to those assembled. eomplimentini
Congdon, faculty manager OF athletics, alsC
spoke briefly along the same lines. Mucl
applause was brought forth from those as
sembled when the local team, attired 4
their Quaint bit familiar costumes, mad
their appearances IN the room, headed b!
Captain Burnett. who made an earnest pei
| for the support OF the school at Saturday
game. Miss Towne favored the assembl,
with two piano selections Yells and song
were prapticed- to be used at the game
| The senior class and the Junior class vie,
with one another in their lusty yells.
| Is estimated that many will attend tn
| game, as over 10e tickets already have bee
sold. Admission may be had for Is cent
to the gaile. The price Of admission I
Athletic association membgrs OF the Oman
High. school has been placed down TO ]
| cents.