Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-02
School News
Lincoln school

lrumpIishiug good results lhere mas
tssr no fighting on the school premises
,rr tv+ minimum use Of profane Ian
guace-something unusual for as large
"a crowd Of boys. The results Of the
basement work were so good that the
Jurisdiction was extended TO the grounds
and other premises, and, the principal
ss,s the department has improved since
Che extension. The officers were chang
ooh at the beginning Of the term and
those In force now are: Chief Of 20.
lice. Arthur soesby; patrolmen, Lloyd
rucas John Frohmador, Kennel Bayne,
Edwin vicsko and Paul Townsend.
Mr. Fauliug's class is some larger
than 1t was last term, which means
larger promotion list next June.
The debating society in the princi.
raI's room is doing some excellent work
IiHis term. ON account Of the increase
off The class it makes It so that two
sides can be made. which take their
turns having the society, giving the
students chance 60 do something ev.
arv two weeks. The last meeting was
che election Of officers. and the follow.
ling were elected. President. Gather.
tre Carson, vice president, Essie Car.
SOM: secretary. Arthur socsbcj treas.
urer. Alice Warner The constitution
af the society was adopted with the
amendment that absent members be
fu,I the sum Of 10 cents, unless they
| furnish satisfactory excuse. A debate
followed on the question, Resolved.
chat thc automobile is a bad thing for
tto country" The speakers werci AZ.
dmatIye-llattic swcnink, Catherine
Carson. John Humphries, Mablc Ras
mussou anil Alma Nye; negative
I.oyd Luoas Essic Carson. John Prob.
nader. Rosa yicsko. Vera Townsend
and Viola Delaney The judges wcrc'
Alihca G,owery, Vida Cummings and
l Paul Townsend
The society is presided over by a
different chairman caeh meeting. which
gives more STUDENTS "a chance 60 be-
come familiar with tho chair
ngh School
The piogcncs society had Zee rtgu
lar mccting this week on Wednesday
ryening. Tho attendance was the best
h has yet hBd After all seats were
ful chairs we're supplied from clas'
rooms, ani then many bad % stand
Tho Recommendation ~ the committe,
to postpone tho joint meeting with 90,
nrmosthcnvs society was adopted m,
program for the next meeting was an
nounceL Two now members were yut
ei La, George Watson and Gale raF
rish. Tho meeting was concluded witI
tho following program, which was wei
renieFed' Reading. "Mary Ans Gus
tart Pies" Glen Miles, Instrumental
solo. Eihcl Thomas go few pages from
a diary n tho 1908 vacation" " Far
Eyr : Instrumental solo. Murah Hatch
Tho s..oioty is improving very rapid,
aud doing excellent work.
The students interested DO the higl
school glec club 20 be-, met la the az
sembly ball thursday evening o. effect
an organization. Nearly 40 we're pres
cat, and as many boys as girls Home,
sykos acted as temporary chairman
and Rex Turner was appointed as sse
Rotary protein, The nature of the or
ganiEation was thoroughly discussed
and % was deeidsd 90 cloet managrl
ouly, William Mott was elected to an,
office, auJ assumed bis duties immrd
lately The matter az whether thtr,
should b. "a miNeI, or both a girls au,
boys club, was discussed, and IL va,
yotci to lrt that be- deciaeI by Mr.
Maratte and Dr. Epley. Also th,
question of whether constitution
should BE- drawn up, and it was decide,
iu the negative Dr. Epley viii drill
the club, aud 10 viii meet IN the even
ing az the building probably once
month.
Mr.. Marlatts suspended another pa
pin THURSDAY for ,ksoTterly conduct n,
said 70 the student body that they nesl
not expect 20 have more privileges. be
cause the term Was getting well along
that he would suspend a dozen pupil,
tho last day or week, II necessary; q
suspend . pupil when half through N,
termination Tor that matter.
A numtsr Of the boys that DO not
Like 90 b. eonhned at uoou have beer
eating their lunch outside, az the real
of the buihhng, and have been sareles.
about throwing Paper about Mr. Mar
latte annouuced that they would be- ~
q0irei hereafter 20 lunch either in