The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-16
CASS TECHNICAL HIGH
SCHOOL
Edited BY Philip weisman and Mau
rice Resnick.

Edited by Philip weisman and Msu
rice Resnick.
AT the last meeting OF the House oil
Representatives. preparation for the
coming model meeting" was dis
cussed, and SO much time was taken
that the program of the day was
abandoned and that speeches" were
taken up. Almost every member
present had the opportunity to dis
cuss one OF the many interesting
questions which have arisen lately
When National prohibition" came up
so much discussion arose. and SO
many wanted to discuss 1t, that the
subject at the next meeting.
Those that are to participate In the
model meeting" are working as hard
as they can to select subject which
will be evenly balanced on both sides,
but as yet no definite result has been
reached
The annual debate between the
Cass House OF Representatives and
Miss ST. Johns English Six class will
be held Tuesday, Janf1 s. A special
team. consisting of Maurice Vein.
terg. chairman; Ernest Drews and
Ward Batty, and which will consti-
tute the house third team. has been
elected. Miss st. Johns team con.
/ sists OF Sofiie Meyers, captain; Ar.
thur Fountain and Mr.. Mears.
The house second team was defeat
ed by the English six class last year.
and the members have now learned
that Ii is quite a task to debate and
defeat Miss st. Johns team. Miss st.
John will do her best to score q sec
! ond consecutive defeat against the
house, while the house is preparing to
regain its standing by defeating the
English Six team. A cordial invita-
ton Is extended to the students OF
! Cass high school to attend this de-
bate, and II is certain that all lovers
of the art of oratory and debate VIII
be there.
The social committee of the Cass
Dramatic club worked pleasant sur
prise on the members by announcing
that refreshments were to be served
In the lunch room at the close OF the
meeting, Wednesday. 1t Is needless
| to say that everyone was in favor OF
adjourning, and the members re-
paired to the lunch room. beauti-
full dialogue was given during he re-
! freshmens by Francis Dysarz and
Philip Weisman. The dialogue was
called Don't butt in on the other
mans business" and was story OF
love. romance and adventure. The
members were greatly moved by the
players and by the dramatic element
displayed Mr.. Weisman acted as
POSTMASTER and the following re-
sponded TO toasts: Maurice NJ. Res
mick, president OF the Cass dramatic
club. Miss Edith McCusig, vice-presi-
dent; Francis Dysarz; Maurice Vein
berg; Earl Rotherick, and Miss Lii
liam Ambuhl. Isadore Banks recited
poem entitled. ITO the Players.
Mr.. Weisman concluded the speech
making, and later announced that
dancing was to be enjoyed In the
gymnasium. Ernest Drews and Rus
sell Tucker, both members OF the Cass
orchestra, furnished the music, and all
The members agreed that this was the
most enjoyable meeting ever held BY
the society eve omit the menu at the
banquet, for fear that Ii would make
your mouths water.)
Mr.. Chilvers called special meet
! ing OF the boys of the Cass Glee club.
Thursday, and was so well pleased
with the voices OF the "Casstonians'
that he promised 10 arrange some new
songs for a double male quartet In
the near future. So, We Romans, We
had better prepare your ears lest you
miss the blessing of good music.
The Cass material for the basket
ball team is very promising. and Mr..
holmes, the new coach. expects TO
have team which will we'll be able
to compete with the other schools Of
the city. Mr. Holmes is teaching
history at Eastern. but will take
,harge OF the Cass basketball team
for the coming season at least. His
record OF several years coaching. as
/ well as his splendid athletic record,
, looks very good, and we may be as
sured of fine team this year.
Tickets for the Cass Athletic asso-
/ citation were placed on sale at the
beginning OF the week. and all efforts
arc being made TO sell GOO tickets. II
! this amount Is sold. the members will
be allowed to all games at home free
but II we fail to sell this number, an
addition OF 10 cents will be made for
each game. Regular admission at
! the doors will be % cents.
/ Mr.. Comfort announced that Miss
Temple. head cook OF the Cass lunch
J room, will have a special Christmas
menu next Thursday The feast IA
to consist Of turkey and other
goodies" and all students are eager
~ awaiting the day. 3