Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-22

Officers Of the June graduating class OF
Eastern High School have been elected as
follows: President, Wallace NJ. Yater;
vice president. Miss Ingrid Westesson:
secretary. Miss Glendora Knaub: treas
urer, Richard Beck; historian. Miss Mar
garet King; prophets. Miss Virginia Price.
Miss Nancy LETTERS and Claire johnson:
poet, Karl Lutz; address to the under
graduates, Lawrence Pope.
The Junior class has not as yet elected
a speaker to reply to the senior class on
class night The valedictorian will be
appointed by the faculty at the end Of
this term.
Preliminary work on a dramatic asso-
citation was begun at business High
School during the last week. Miss Stella
Drane and Miss Louise Kingsley. mem
bers of the faculty, are in charge of the
new organization.
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Just one more debate is to be held at
Eastern before the selection of the team
which is to represent the school. For this
team the three pupils believed the best
of the twelve honor speakers in the
preliminary debates are to be chosen.
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"Everygirl" was presented at Central
pills of the three upper classes. The as
sembly hall at Central is not large
enough to accommodate the entire en-
rollment of the institution. comprising
more than LOO boys and girls.
A large number of rife enthusiasts of
Eastern shot for junior marksmen's but
tons Friday afternoon. All those who par
.icipated were under eighteen years of
age. The highest score made by the club
of the school this year was chalked up
during its match with the Brooklyn Tech
meal School, when a total of $40 was re-
corded.
raul White, Miss NJ E. Heller and Miss
sibyl Baker of the faculty of Business
have been appointed as a committee to
select the play to be given at the school
this spring.
Several scenes from Shakespeare
Henry W Tanning Of the Shrew and
Twelfth Night are to be given next
will be the last dramatic work for the
year except the spring play. which prob
ably will be given the first week in
April.
The Dramatic Society recently gave a
play entitled, Bangs Proposal Under
Difficulties" Those who took part were
Lawrence Pope. Herbert Bradburn. Miss
Catherine Jarboe and Miss Josephine
Waight
Coach Bradley Gish, who has sharge Of
| the boys training for the track at Nc
planning to award small silver cup
to the boy who has done the most con-
sistent training.
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Miss Grace L. Johnson is now q teacher
Of shorthand and typewriting at Business
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field Commercial High School at SPRING
field, Mass
April "a has been selected as cadet
night at Central. All three companies
of the school are to be entertained at an
informal reception.
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Members of the junior class of Eastern
participated in dance in the school drill
hall Friday night. The dance was open
only to members OF the class and their
immediate relatives.
Members Of the students council of
Western High School were elected Thurs
day afternoon as follows:
Gladys Shedd. Christopher Williams,
Margaret Prentiss Palmer Stearns, Rich
ard Chew, Ethel Conner. Judith Clark,
Tom Peyton. James Baker, Ruth Pick
ford, Philip Pepper. Evangeiine Munson.
Joseph Du Bots. Helen Cummins, Fred
Rakeman. HARRIET Miller. John Leetch,
Sara Dean Roberts. Alexander Nickel
way, Beatrice George, Donald Heron,
Maxine Durant Dorothy Laubach. John
Whelchel Urquhart Ansley. Irene Daniel.
Katharine Stouffer, Manly Cobb, Mar
tina Clark, Marian Johnson and Douglass
Mackall.
About two hundred and fifty parents.
teachers and school officials were present
at the annual reception of the Carbery
School. held Friday evening. A musical
and dramatic program was given, includ-
ing two scenes from Shakespeares "Mer-
chant Of Venice" Among the school Off
Gals present were Henry P Blair, presi-
dent of the board of education, and DR..