The Washington herald., 1912-02-18

has a record breaking attendance During
the entire week past. her "A pupils have
been present every day.
Frederick City high school pupils, In
charge OF their principal, visited Central
High School Thursday morning. This Is
an annual occurrence and Is considered
day well spent by the Frederick educa-
tional authorities.
School spirit and boyish loyalty were
much in evidence at the close OF chapel
exercises at Business High Thursday
morning. Mr.. Allan Davis, principal,
gave the history and development OF the
school, tracing II from its beginning, when
mere handful Of boys gathered about
him for business instruction In a class
room at Central, to it's present splendid
status with an enrolment Of 100 boys
and girls. During all that time Mr..
Davis has guided its course. The boys
broke into rousing cheer for the princI-
pal at the close Of his talk.
An address was delivered by DR.. Tom
Williams on nervousness Of school chill
dren at a meeting OF the Morse Home and
School Association on the afternoon of
Tuesday, February Is. Many parents
and friends were present.
At the request Of Madeira School the
series Of games arranged at the begin
ming Of the year with the girls senior
team OF Central High School win be
played out with the original team, not
withstanding some OF the girls were
graduated February l. The final game
takes place next Friday at Preston gym
nasium.
DR.. c. E. Girard addressed the Webster
Association last Wednesday on the care
Of the teeth Discussions on home study
and the nervous child were participated
in by most OF the fifty parents present.
sale from which much fun as well as
profit was derived was held at Central
High School Friday afternoon. 1t repre-
sented lost articles collected during the
year and comprised most everything
from shoe buttons to valuable jeweiry.
Safety pins. needles, thread. and any
taken as pay for the trifes. The un-
claimed jewelry was sold for hard cash
and the proceeds turned into the ath-
letic fund. ~.
Centra Home and School Association
will meet at Mckinley Hall February n,
at p. m Lectures will be delivered
oy LIT. Earie NHney ana MIS-. Ellen
Spencer. Mussey. Musical numbers will
by rendered by n Quartet under the di-
rection of Mrs. Blanche Muir DaIgIeish.
Mr.. Halstead p Hoover delighted the
new comers at Business High with a
Victor recital last Thursday morning.
Selections were from the Laurel song
book, with which the students are IA
miliar.
A wireless telegraphy outfit is the latest
addition planned for the equipment of
Western High School The mast will be
10 feet high and the whole apparatus is
to be used in the development OF the
scientific course in the school.
Companies H and NJ Of Western give
their second dance Of the year in the
ballroom Of the Cairo next Friday even
ing.
The College Club entertained the seniors
Of Business High at an informal dancs
last Friday under the chaperonage Of
Miss Bradshaw.
DR.. Evans, principal Of Armstrong
Manual Training School, gave a respon-
sibility talk to the entire school Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Colored College women's Club is
urging the superintendent to accent the
medical services Of their pby-
sicians for medical inspection in hiEh
schools. No such service at present
exists except in the graded schools