The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20
AFFAIRS OF INTEREST
IN THE HIGH SCHOOL

The week Of September 1e finds the work
of the High School progressing with the
former regularity, despite the fact that
the roll-books I've never before recorded
such a large attendance,
The following statistics show the crowd
ed condition of the school September 10:
Senior A class. So students; senior B, So;
Junior A, 1902; Junior b, 1888; sophomore A,
176: sophomore B, 2S2; freshman A. 245;
freshman b, $50; over 20 years of age, q;
a total of LASS students in the High
School.
/ High School students In the Technical
School annex: Freshman A class, 63 in
number: freshman b class, SO in number;
showing a grand total of LOCI students on
Newark's High School enrolment.
At the meeting Of the Newark High
School Athletic Association Eric Franzen
and Walter Edsall were elected managers
of the football and bowling teams respec-
lively.
The Junior B class has not organized as
vet. A meeting will be held for hat pur-
pose next week.
The first regular monthly meeting OF the
third A class was held in room 60. Dur
rell Tuttle presided.
I lit GdOht1A y 30
on hand of 1912, from which an unpaid
bill of SO was to be s~uhstracted.
The election of class officers for the fol-
lowing term came next in order OF nusi-
ness. Durrell Tuttie was once more unani-
mously elected president of the class, Whlle
Miss Helen Faber De Fair and Andrew
Wilson were again elected to the oflces
of vice president and treasurer, respec-
lively. OF the six candidates for the honor
of the secretaryship, Miss Marietta Glass
received the election by a plurality OF SIX
votes.
President Harold Yarnoid called the
fourth B class to order in room ~. After
hearing the treasurer's report, which
showed $50 on hand, nominations for class
officers were made. The following cleo
lions ensued: President, Harold Yarnold
vice-president Miss Ruth Kingston; Sec
rotary, Miss Isabelle Gregory; treasurer
Frank Young.
walter Cooper was voted chairman of
the committee on the farce to be given TO
the senior A class.
OF the committee on class pins Charles
Adds was elected chairman.
The senior A class met in room IS last
Tuesday to decide the weighty questions
of the last term. The treasurer reported a
balance of Sf7 on hand.
The chairman Vi lHe CohhAh'bANN va 49,
years farce gave a verbal report-tne
committee treasurer having left the writ
ten financial report at home IN his algebra
The statement was accepted and the COM
mlttee discharged with thanks. but no
before It was moved that the secretary
tender a vote of thanks to Miss sweat,
Miss Snodgrass. Miss Colt, Mr.. Weiner ard
Mr.. Hart, the teachers who so freely rel-
dered assistance in the rehearsing OF the
play.
Miss Ada Terhune. chairman of the CON-
mittee on class banners, submitted five de-
signs to be voted on by the class. The
banner accepted showed the class pin EN-.
broidered in gold upon a back Of royal
blue silk
Upon balloting for class officers, Leroy
Wilsey was elected president, Miss ElmoIe
Hendrickson, vice-president; Miss Annie
Wilson, secretary, and Chadsey Nichols
treasurer.
Raymond Marshall was then elected to
represent the class in executive COMMITTEES
meetings. Upon the motion being carried
to elect n chairman Of the class day com
mittee, with the power to appoint three
boys and four girls as associates, William
Sweetland was selected,
John Franklin Perry was voted edftor-m-
chief of the class paper. with the privilege
of appointing his W board.