New Britain herald., 1915-04-23

ganized and have elected Cyril
Gaffney manager.
The schedule of the class league Is
as follows:
April 27-Seniors VS.. Juniors.
May 1-Sophs VS.. Freshmen.
May 4-Juniors VS.. Sophs.
May S-Seniors VS.. Freshmen.
May 11-Seniors VS.. Sophs.
May 15-Juniors VS.. Freshmen.
The games will be contested at
Walnut Hill park. The seniors are
out to retrieve the defeat by a single
point at football last fall that they
sustained, at the hands of the fresh
men so a close race all around is an
ticipated.
Senior Entertainment
The senior entertainment will take
place on May T. The committee has
completed arrangements with Mr..
Hubbard of Hartford. who will enter
tain with sleight of hand tricks.
Dancing will follow. The tickets will
be twenty-five cents.
High School Briefs.
The four grades at the High school
took the same examination as the
lower grades yesterday on clear I'M
derstanding of the English language.
Glass book material is being turned
in daily and without much doubt
Editor Fletcher will publish the best
class book ever. Several interesting
stories will add to the features of the
book, and the drawings and sketch
es, all we'll known, will add greatly
to the attractiveness of the book.
About two hundred subscriptions have
already been received and those who
come late may not be able to be &C.
commodated.
Manager Felt of the tennis team has
reconsidered his action to cancel the
match against the Taft school at
WATERFOWL tomorrow. He will take
the school team to WATERFOWL to play
the match on next Monday. The local
boys will be severely handicapped by
total lack of practice but they hope
to do themselves and the schol credit
when they meet the Taft school boys.
An exceedingly unique program was
executed this morning at chapel. The
debating club wants more people to
attend the debate this evening. In
order to make this understood clearly
they arranged for different speakers
to announce the fact 1t was an
nounced in English. Roger Holmes
assembled the platform and recited an
announcement to the effect that a
debate would be held this evening in
Latin. Few could follow him, but
the assemblage guessed what he was
talking about. Clement Mailman Of
fcred up the next prayers for a large
attendance at the debate in German.
Philip Camp bespoke the schools
support in French. w. E. Fay of the
faculty was the next speaker He
pointed to the notice of the debate in
short hand on the black board and
went on to further advertise the de-
bate.
Manager Bengston Of the Dramatic
club addressed the schol briefly on the
coming performance.
The Independent, a weekly maya
zine which was distributed about the
school in connection with the Current
Events club, will be discontinued here
after on account of the small num-
Der of subscribers.
The Aloha club will hold a special
meeting next Wednesday.
Inc Debating club today elected its
staff of editors for the annual year
book as follows:
Editor-in- chief-Morris Dubowy
Assistant editors-Edward Ginsburg
and Donald Gaffney
Business manager-Iver Axelson
The senior prom. committee met
today and decided upon various mat
tiers appertaining to the annual
promenade. The prom. will be held
on the evening of graduation. The
program consists of sixteen numbers,
eight one-steps, four hesitations, four
fox trots. Judd's orchestra will fur
nish the music.
The debating speakers who will
travel to Springfield gave their argu-
rents this afternoon to the freshman
school.
Miss Mary McGuinness of the
faculty will spend the weekend at
the home of her parents in Worces-
ter, Mass.