The Detroit times., 1914-12-11
CASS TECHNICAL HIGH
SCHOOL
EditoI by Philip wei.man and Mau.
rice Resnick.

EditoI by Philip weI.man and Maui
rice Resnick.
Resolved, That capital punishment
be abolished" proved 20 be good
subject for very successful and IN
teresting debate at the meeting OF
the house last Friday. The partici-
pants, Messrs. Weinberg, hreitz and
Resnick, unfolding the question, and
Messrs. Weisman, Rodaw and Banks
opposing IL. were well prepared and
kept the result in doubt until the
tellers announced victory for the
negative by vote OF IL TO 9.
The ACCESSIBILITY OF abandoning the
Monroe doctrine was also discussed
at this meeting and il was decided
by vote OF IA TO that IL should not
be repealed. For a time the mem
bers OF the house We're swayed by
the reasoning or Mr. Drews, OF the
affirmative, but by the combined eff
forts OF Mr.. Bloetcher and Mr.. Glib
son, his arguments were overthrow.
Although not announced as such,
these two debates served the purpose
OF an elimination contest for the
model meeting" which is 10 be given
sometime in January, and an election
for the participants will soon be held.
The model meeting committee, con,
sisting of Maurice Weinberg, chair
man, Philip Weisman and Louis L.az-
rowitz, Is doing everything ip its pow
er TO make this model meeting one
OF the best ever had, both in the line
OF orators and a musical program, A
full account will be given in the near
future.
Mr.. Daley, the new director OF the
house, was present throughout the
meeting. and under the good OF the
house" gave a brief but interesting
talk on THE art OF oTatory and de-
batting" Mr.. Daley also acted as
critic for the two debates. The house
is very fortunate in obtaining man
so well fitted for the position OF di-
no doubt that improvements in the
house will soon be seen.
The Dramatic club held a very inn
portant and interesting meeting last
Wednesday. The play committee, aft
er working on the subject OF play
for two weeks, decided on giving The
Man From Home" IL was seen by
the committee in motion pictures re-
Gently The cast of characters is
limited TO 10. and the play committee
has a problem TO solve in selecting 10
out of AZ talented members. A motto
committee, consisting of Philip Weis-
man, chairman, Edith McCraig, Faith
Cole, Meyer Waterstone and Nina
Wade, was appointed. These will get
to work and select a motto worthy of
the Cass Dramatic club. The pro-
gram OF the day was very enjoyable,
Grace and Lillian Ambuhl en-
pertaining. Miss Grace Ambuhl gave
a French monologue entitled la
petite L'hirondele" C'The little spar
row., while Miss Lillian Ambuhl re-
cited "A beautiful but rough spoken
young lady"
Cass high school had the greatest
OF attendance at the
monthly supper OF the Detroit Afiliat-
ed High Schools clubs at the Y. NJ
C. A, Thursday, Dec. 8. There were
about 40 present. besides three OF the
faculty members. The program OF
the evening was enjoyed by all. James
X. Watkins, Detroit attorney and
graduate OF Oxford. spoke on oxford
and Warren T. Shell
don gave an illustrated address, on
THE eastern college" The next
supper will be given on Jan.
10, at the Woodward-ave. Baptist
church. The church is very large and
can easily accommodate 700 students.
Cass should have little trouble in hav-
ing $50 for its representation DR..
Allen A. Stockdale will speak on
Gaps and handicaps"
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