Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

IN H. Schools Dramatic Assocla-
Nv, ton are to present play
the afternoon of Wednesday
preceding Christmas, this be-
ing the last day before the Christmas
holidays. 1t is expected that large
number of alumni as well as pupiis
of the school will attend the play NO
decision has vet been reached as 10
what the young actors will present.
Following the presentation of the
play the annual business meeting and
reunion of the Eastern High School
Alumni Association is to be held This
is to be conducted along lines similar
to those of last year. Dancing is to be
one of the features of the afternoon s
entertainment.
Officers of the four-year class to
graduate from Business High School IN
February were elected Wednesday as
follows: President, Joseph Wise; vice
tary, Miss Marjorie Johnson, and treas
urer, William Hermann. chairman
executive committee, Miss Louise
Clark, and chairman of pin committee,
oscar Jackson
]. Z. Smith, member of the faculty
of Mckinley Manual Training school.
gave an illustrated address on wireless
telegraphy at the school Tuesday aft
ernoon. Tech has wireless club
which takes special interest in this
phase of electrical work
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Reports as to lunchrooms in the vi
entity of the Franklin and Fillmore
pupils are located. and the need of
teachers of Spanish for the high
schools. are to be made at a meeting
of the Western Home and School AS
IN ha he at he ri N
Tuesday. This meeting is to be held
Immediately following the parents Wis
iting day, to be held from to pm.
''Cs" are to be presented to those
boys and girls of Central High School
who have earned them this fall, at an
assembly to be held this week.
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Fourteen members of Eastern's Ri
1e Club are trying for prizes offered to
to be awarded to proficient and to Eek
pert shots Under the direction of
Claus J. Schwartz of the faculty the
boys practice twice week. Tuesdays
AMI Fridays. Unusually high STAN
da rds have been set for the boys this
wear and in order to qualify as an Eek
pert" shot score of 100 must be at
tanned.
Miss Agnes X. Hutchinson of the
London Training College, England. has
been visiting the District schools this
week.
Business Highs section entertainment
this week was under the direction of
Section 657. The program was given
for the frst-year class Wednesday
morning and for the three upper
classes Thursday. Next week ii is pos
slhle members of the newly organized
Reporters Club will make reports on
lectures heard this week in place of
the regular section program.
Those who took part i'll the enter
tainment given by Section S57 were as
follows: Reading of the Bible NJ
Preston Freeman; mandolin solo. Miss
Leona kremkau, accompanied by
Misses Ida Mills and Maud Torreyson
laughing song. Olin Hornig; Quaker
duet, Miss kremltau and Mr.. .Hornig
lnoian club drill, Miss Mary Heift
lightning sketching, Miss Mary Klein
dienst; Shakespeare Seven Ages.
modernized. Misses May Mcmillan and
Marguerite Milne. and Olin Horuis,
Norman Duehring. Harry Little, Tai
nladge Thorne and Thomas Lipscomb.
Music was furnished by the school
orchestra.
Pupils of Western High are practic-
ing Christmas carols. Not only do they
expect TO get personal enjoyment out
or this, but they are also planning to
take part In the community Christ
mas tree celebration if it is held this
year.
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Three hundred depositors are now on
the rolls of 'he Eastern High school
Bank. Approximately $1,000 is credit
cd TO their account in the bank
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Ericf addresses, motion pictures
and many musical selections are to be
features of the annual reunion of the
Alumni Association of the Mckinley
Manual Training School December %
at the school. a business meeting i.
to he held at pm, following which
supper is to be served. After this
the general entertainment is to bs
held.
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g. t. Blanchard, statistician of the
reclamation service, is to be invited to