Evening star., 1914-11-22
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Schools
Clark; chairman Of the program com
mittee, Miss Joe Waight

Clark; chairman Of the program COM
mittee, Miss Joe Waight.
Whether a republican or democratic
administration Is best for the United
states Is the proposition which mem
planning to debate at an open meeting
Of the club to be held the first week in
December.
G. L. Blanchard, statistician of the
pupils of Mckinley Manual Training
School and pupils of the fourth division
this week. The lecture had to be given
twice for Mckinley. boys and girls, as
the assembly hall is too small to ac-
commodate the entire student body.
Mr. Blanchard is to give the lecture at
Central High in the near future.
some of the prettiest views included
the talk were Of cliff dwellings of an
cient Indians and homes of modern
tribes. Motion pictures were also
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Centrars official publication, the Re-
view. is to be issued Wednesday, in or
der that its subscribers may read it
during Thanksgiving holidays.
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All Western High School pupils are
to assemble November 80 at the audi
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Section 147 Of Business entertained
pupils of that school Thursday with a
varied program. This was the second
OF series of entertainments by Sec
tions which have been planned, tht first
one having been given a week before.
Girls who took part in the Seven
Jumps" dance that was received with
applause. were Misses Zoe Shea, jose
phlne Mnne,,re Bedinger. n Hilda Beagle. Eliza
ders, Anne Kicker, Ruth Lainhart and
Bessie Speiser.
Following this dance. three boys
J. Mahoney, L. j. McCarty and Wade
Downing-mimicked them. Musical Sc
lections were. furnished by a sextet
comprising Wade Downing, Bernard
Mahoney, Leroy McCarty, E. Weber,
William Taliferro and Reginald Gull
ligan.
Miss Pauline Smith recited an orig
inal poem IN Irish dialect Phidias
Nicolaides recited 'Sparticus' Address
to the Gladiators." and Kennith
Lynn presided.
Miss Margaret Kroll was elected as
student representative of the second
year In the general organiZa ton at Nc
Kinley Manual Training School Nom
day. and Harry B. Cuthebertson was
chosen as representative of the first
year class. Other officers were chosen
from pupils the week previous, but on
account of tie for positions in the
freshmen and sophomore classes an
other poll had to be taken this week
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Tea and light refreshments were
served to many parents who visited
Central Wednesday. when a parents
day was observed.
LEND Me Five Shiliings" is to be
presented by Business pupils Monday.
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Members of the Philologian Society
of Eastern High School are to give a
dance at the school Friday evening.
For the best story appearing each
month in the high school publications
the Washington High School Press
Club plans to give certificate of merit
Plans for working this out are being
made by a committee.
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Seumas McManus is to tell a number
of stories in Irish dialect at Eastern
High December IA.
Word has been received here from the
University of Michigan that Miss Mar
garet Birdsell of this city has been
elected basket ball manager of the
freshman class of the literary depart
ment Robert f. Kohr, also of this
city, has been presented with an "R
tor his services on the reserve team.