The Washington herald., 1913-12-14


Hamilton. Joan wilkins. Grace Duhay.
and Dorothy Russell viii take principal
parts In the play.
Resolved. THAT the honor system
should be used In ali examinations Civ
en- in Eastern High School" was the
question discussed by the debating team
OF the school last Wednesday, The de-
cision was given In favor Of the mega
tive, first honors being awarded Edward
Lutz.
A. r. Stuart, director Of intermediate
instruction, will hold the anal series Of
meetings for considering changes In the
course Of study. at the Franklin Build
ing. next week.
To determine the best marksmen In
the team Of 1873 and the man to whom
the match medal will be awarded, the
rife team of Central High School viii
hold a '.members' match" next Wednes-
day, at the National Guard Range.
Last Thursday classes In business or
ganization OF Business High School Wis
tied the plant OF the Security Storage
Company TO study details OF organiza-
ton and operation OF the plant. During
the year Charles Hart. in charge Of bust
ness methods at the school. win take the
class to the leading business concerns OF
the city.
Clara Louise Corey, assisted by Miss
Edith Keyes, accompanist, will give a
Christmas program OF Songs Of Many
Lands" at Eastern High School, next
Tuesday morning. Arias from the Mes
siah'' and Christmas SONGS ranging from
the thirteenth century to the present
time. and covering many mathematics
are included In the program The recital
will be repeated at Western High School
Friday morning.
A complimentary dance in honor OF the
February graduating class will be given
by Business High School Alumni Associa-
ton next Friday evening. In the gym
nasium Of the school.
Nonfraternity interests scored tri-
umph over fraternity candidates at the
senior class election, held at Eastern High
School, last Wednesday. electing Wallace
Yater president. Miss Ingrid Westesson.
vice president; Richmond Beck, treasurer
and Glendora Knaub. secretary.
A complete exhibit OF cocoanut. from
blossom to fruit. has been placed IN the
botanical laboratory OF the Normal
School II was sent from Florida ana
was used by Miss s. B. sipe as the sub
ject Of a lecture TO students taking the
scientific course.
A gymnasium warming was held al
Tech Thursday afternoon, taking the
form Of a public rejoicing In obtaining
director OF girls athletic activities In the
school. Miss Jessie Coope, Of Boston.
has been appointed director OF physical
training for girls, and Is arousing much
interest in sports among the girls. Miss
Helen wyman gave group OF Ioik
dances, and two fancy dances sun
beams and Madame Sherry were given
by Miss Mildred Clark.
Morton Leopold, of the Bureau Of
Mines. gave a talk on Rescue Methods
Used in Mines" at Business High School
wednesday morning. He used many
slides showing means OF rescuing and
resuscitating mine victims.
DR.. Luther II. GuIick. president OF the
Camp Fire Girls OF America, will speak
10 the girls of Central High School next
Tuesday morning.
A federation OF the mothers clubs was
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dence Of Mrs. W. B. Hardy, by represen-
tatives Of the various organizations OF
the Seventh division. They agreed to
support the branch OF the Public Library
established at the wallach School. and
to further the interests of the children
of the vicinity. Mrs. Hardy was elected
president: Mrs. Revedy Clagett. vice
president; Mrs William Aspinwall, sec
Rotary, and Mrs. z. E. Richardson. treas
urer.
Miss Jane Addams,of Chicago. gave a
lecture on sociology at NJ Street High
School last Thursday afternoon.
The first issue Of the Armstrong Quar-
terly, the new publication adopted by
the school. win come out next week.
A military entertainment and dance by
the companies of cadets at Armstrong
and NJ Street High School win be given
at the Armstrong gymnasium, Decem-
Der -
The Alumni Association OF Armstrong
will hold its annual reunion and recep-
ton at Auditorium Hall on the evening
Of December IS.