Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-09
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School. De Ruyter Augustine Butler.
John Alphonso Clarke De Wayne Light
foot Milton. Mabel Elizabeth Butler. ,Es-
ther | Ouise Butler. Bes sic Minnie Black
well. Berenice Key Bur:ell. Lillian May
IightfoOt, Catherine Frances StrOther,
Louise Redd Williams and Matilda Eva
lima Williams; to Business course. Arthur
Augustus Harris. Alpha Pierce Robinson
and Dora Florence Anderson.
Midyear graduates. OF the Mckinley
! Manua! Training School presented the
school with a large picture Of Miss Ida
N. Daily. a teacher there for several
| years. who died recently.
Officers of the class are: President
Benjamin George Damn; vice president
Cecil Margaret Davis: secretary Harry
I ReckWith Rock. and treasurer. Robert
Franz Nohr.
Mrs. William Won Bayer and Mr.. Law
! lCrberg gave Il cello and piano concert at
the Central High School last week.
OF Mckinley Manua! Training School
have been elected as follows: President.
IT. Ernest Galleher, jr.: vice president.
VI - NJ. Hazel Chisholm; secretary. +.
Francis Collier: treasurer Edward Lewis
and sergeant -at-arms. Fred Shoemaker
Act five of Shakespeare 'Md-Sum-
mer Nights Dream was presented by the
Eastern High School Dramatic Society
recently. The cast included Misses
Messrs Barr. Cole. Sandoe. r. G.. CLARK,
G.. Clark. Powell Schwab, Hagan and
Rec.
Plans for developing class orsaniza-
tons which can cooperate with the gen
eral alumni association of Central High
School. We're discussed at meeting OF
the beard of managers of the Genital II IN
Only two classes of the school. those
of 1878 and 1Ss6. il was pointed out,
are now organized and hold annual re-
Unions. Several members of the board of
managers volunteered to endeavor to
range for reunions Of their own classes
this spring. probably during the Faster
holidays. IN appeal for the cooperation
of every member of the alumni associa-
ton to>> aid in making this movement
Il success. VIII be made in the aiumni'S
official publication. Tn, Alumni Record
The association has alre ady decided IT,
to!d It's annual excursion to Marshall
Hall. Friday, June Il.
Basket ball practice has been started bv
the Tech girls in the room which was re-
Gently fitted out gymnasium.
Officers of the PhilOlogian Club of East
ern High School We're selected at the semi
annual election. as follows: President,
Miss kalbfus; vice president. Miss Brock
man. secretary, Miss Cook: treasurer.
Miss Ritemour, and mistress-a "a rms
Miss Jarboe.
Much peasu has been expressed at
the success OF the work of the club during
the semester just closed. lis members
have studied the works of many poets
during the half-year including Burns.
Scott Wordsworth Shelley and Keats
Besides this the club has had two travel
talks and numerous social events of IA
simple nature.
Members Of the mid-year graduating
class Of Central High School presented
the school with Il large metal insignia of
the school, mounted on mission wood.
and bearing Che class numerals. ''TenaX
Proposit.' the motto on he shield. means
trinity of purpose.
New officers We're elected at u recent
meeting held by the Daniel Webster
Club OF the Business High School The
officers for the new term of two months
are q. Roland Reed. president: Miss A
Pauline Smith. vice president: Miss r.
Presnell' secretary, and J.. Walters.
treasurer. The president appointed Henry
Vanderlip and Miss Kathie Grossberg on
the executive committee. while on the
membership committee he placed Miss j.
A. kimmel and l.. Goldberg. Mr.. Ouch
ring made chief editor of the Mer-
curry, one of the veeklies
i. III. N. Murray of Alexandria, Va,
recently gave an Illustrated lecture on
Black Folks in Art before the pupils
of the Stevens Night School. r. A. Diggs
assisted in illustrating the talk
Rev. w. l.. Washington made the prin-
ccipal address and Rev. NJ. II. Davis pre-
scented the certificates at the gradua ton
exercises of the eighth grade pupils of
the thirteenth division, held at the Car
doZo School Friday morning. Rev. c. w.
Young gave the invocation and Rev.
Aquilia SayleS pronounced the benedic-
ton. Musical and literary numbers were
given by the pupils. including Betha
IaNlor, Ada Nickens, Florence Murray
and Evelyn Chapman. j. E. Walker. Su-