The Detroit times., 1914-12-24
CASS TECHNICAL HIGH
SCHOOL
Edited by Philip weisman and Msu
rice Hesntck.

| Edited by Philip Weisman and Mau
| rice Resnick.
Evidently the feast given by the
Cass Dramatic club seemed to meet
the approval Of every member of the
society, for they are to have another
one this week Thanks to the good
work OF Miss Edith McCuaig, chair
man OF the social committee, another
feast was arranged for Wednesday,
Dec. 20. At the last meeting Miss Nc
Cuaig informed the organization that
the girls were working on a surprise
| for the boys, which is to take place
when school re-opens In January. No
hints were given as to what the sur
prise was to be, and every male in
the society is anxiously awaiting the
time when school reopens
The motto adopted for the Cass
Dramatic club is: BE natural; act
natural; do your best" The society
selected this motto out OF number
that were presented, and q vote OF
thanks accompanied the honorable
DISARMAMENT of the motto committee
Maurice NJ. Resnick was elected to
| fill the position OF reporter for the
weekly Cassite," the school publica-
ton
True to the prediction OF Miss Ruth
Leipzeiger, chairman of the social
committee of the commercial grad
uating class of January, 1915. dance
will be given on Thursday, Jan Z, in
addition to other social functions. AS
this will wind up the dancing season
lat Cass for this semester, 1t is ex-
pected that this dance will eclipse
any other given as Cass. The school
as a whole is invited, and IL is ex-
pected that records will be broken OF
previous dance attendances.
The class has practically taken care
OF most OF its important business. A
motto. THUS far and further" has
been adopted. and plans are now go
Ing on for the class banquet, which is
to take place two or three days be-
fore the graduation evening, in the
school dining room. w. N. Glass,
photography instructor. is expected
to I'LL the position of POSTMASTER.
Mr.. Glass IL very popular among the
students. and the class is delighted in
having such capable man to fill the
position.
An election held by the class de
clared Miss Mable Van Slembrook the
class historian, while the class
prophesy wfll be managed by Walter
Clark.
Plans for the class theater party
are almost completed, but as vet no
definite announcement has been made.
Mr.. Moore, advanced chemistr-
teacher and athletic manager OF Cass.
has been Ill for a week, but Is now
much better and able to resume his
work in the class rooms.
Tuesday evening the members OF
the Cass orchestra were entertained
by James Lake. musical director, with
a Christmas party. Musical contests
provided much amusement. and the
boys greatly enjoyed the musical
numbers by Miss Kathleen Lovett
violinist, and Miss Eva McCurdy, pi-
anist, OF the Detroit Conservatory or
Music faculty.
number OF vocal solos and Christ
mas songs by Mrs. II. F.. Reid, for
merly soprano-soloist at the Forest
ave. Presbyterian church. added much
to the evenings entertainment.
delicious luncheon was served
and the favors, baskets OF candy. were
trimmed with red and green ribbon
The place cards and table decorations
were also suggestive OF Christmas
The party ended about IL D. m, and
the boys expressed their hearty ap-