Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The faculty corps of the High School
has been increased by the addition of
several members. The instructors VINO
have just begun work at the main scnooi
are: Gustave Calinan, German; Miss
| Ruth White, English; Miss Jessie M
Haines, librarian; Miss Christine NJ.
Dobbins, girls physical instructor;
w. G. B%roadhead, boys physical di-
rector; Harvey Damn, Latin, and Miss
Hetzel. instructor in English and al
zebra.
MIR. Calinan is a teacher of wide ex-
perience.. Being a native of Germany,
he knows that language thoroughly.
He has received two degrees from New
York University.
Miss White received a diploma from
Dickinson College and then attended
the graduate school of the University
OF Pennsylvania. Before coming to
Newark she taught at Trenton High
School. for four years.
Miss Haines comes from the Poly
technical Preparatory School, Brook
Ign, where she served as librarian.
Miss Haines is a graduate of the Al
bany Library School.
Miss Dobbins. who has been en-
gagged to aid Miss Patrick in the gym
nasium, comes directly from tho New
Haven School of Physical Education.
Y. M. C. A. work has engaged the
time of Mr.. Broadhead. Before his in
stalment here he served in the ca
pacity of physical director at the as
sociations in jamestown, N. Y, and
Manchester, N. Fl. While he held these
positions Mr.. Broadhead coached the
various athletic teams of the respective
high school at each city. He will per-
form this duty at Barringer besides
supervising the boys gymnasium
work.
The first class meetings of the senior
AS and ABS for the new term took
place Wednesday. The sessions were
featured by the election of officers. Mr..
| Swinnerton, of the 4As, reported the
treasury balance for the term just
ended to be $21.50. The final report of
Chester Blauvelt, chairman of the pin
committee, was heard, n the COM
mittee, which is further comprised of
Miss Julia Pickering, Miss Ella Dutch
er, Walter Schuneman n Everett
Read, was dismissed with a vote Of
thanks.
President Read was again nominated
for the presidency. Philip March OPP
posed him. The balloting resulted IN
Mr.. Reads reelection. A large number
received nominations for the secretary
ship. They were Miss Sarah Danzis,
Miss Gertrude Hammell, Miss Isabelle
Schwarz, Miss Lea Goldberg and Miss
Julia Pickering. Miss Pickering won
out. Miss johanna Stobaeus was the
class choice for .vice-president. AL
though Conrad Maggie, Walter Seymour
and Archibald Jones were also nom
mated for the ~treasurer's Office, Rad
cliffe Swinnerton was reelected.
At the meeting of the Alb class.
Treasurer Joseph Swing reported the
large balance of $50 on hand. Paul
Adams was unanimously reelected pres
ident. There were three aspirants to
the vice-presidency, Miss Charlotte
Dylong, Miss Bernice Barnet and Miss
Margaret Townley. The latter was
elected. Donald Harris and Harold
Leslie were pitted against Joe" Swing
for treasurer, but the latter won OUT.
The candidates for secretary were Miss
| Glare Savage, Miss Dorothy Webb,
Miss Helen Manser. Miss Ida Rob
recht and Miss Helen Huber. The
honor went to Miss Robrecht.
Tn members of the Chess Club met
yesterday in room SO. The names OF
Arthur Eagles, jr., and Rocco Nittoli
were added to the club roll. A motion
was adopted to the effect that no per-
sons should be elected to membership
after the beginning of the grand tour
nament on March 8.
The program of the concert which
will be given by the combined forces
of the Boys Glee Club and the Man
dolin Club at the Halsey Street Meth
odist Church next Wednesday night
has been arranged by Professor Hart.
The February meeting of the Athletic
Association was held Wednesday. Clar-
ence Wagner asked that IS be allowed