New Britain herald., 1915-01-27
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
 CHOOSE CLASS PARTS
Iver AxeIsOn Will Be Class Orator Ed
 Norton Writer of Will.

i Three High school class night parts were decided upon at the election of 1 the senior class today. There is still one office undecided because no can didate received a majority of votes and, in fact, the number of votes cast for the undecided part of class prophecies was almost even. Iver Axelson, one of the best debaters and speakers in the school, was chosen class orator. He is we'll versed in present day topics and he is a close student of current subjects in general. For the office of class historian, the class elected Edward Martin. Not only is he we'll read in the march of events from the beginning of history
 but he is writer of no mean ability, so the class and school feel assured that the history part of the Class Night program will be well taken care o1. Miss Ruth Norton was chosen writer of the class will by an over whelming majority, which speaks for her ability as well as her popularity. There was no choice for prophecies. Harry Ginsburg was elected prophet last week. Next M onday the class will nominate one of the faculty for the Cedica ton of the 1915 class book and the subject of the annual entertain ment for the defrayal Of class book publishing expenses will be discussed.
 The business meeting of the De- batting club which was to have been held yesterday was postponed because of a failure to obtain a quorum.
 The special classes for the prepara- tion for college examinations in June have commenced. These classes are held in the afternoon and are of great value to the students who intend to take the examinations.
 It appears that almost all who went on the basket ball trip to So. Man chester last Friday evening had an enjoyable time and formed many aC- quaintances, for Roger Holmes, liar old Bassett, Harry Ginsburg,' Roy Buell., Edward Martin, Leland Hoar and John Begley and a few others will return to attend the junior prom of the So. Manchester High school during the next month.
 President Lipman was absent from the meeting of the Current Events club yesterday neverth eless the meet ing was held and the following pro- gram was carried out: "Signifitance of Railroad Rate Division,' Miss Daisy Koplowitz; Arizona Law Aga1nSt. Aliens, EOW1n flaull, 1)nll- ipino Settlement" Helen Liegey; Mexican Border Agreement and 9th CT Situations in Mexico,' Helen Ra- phael Command of the Sea- Clar- ence Sandstrom. Iver Axelson dis cussed the question, 'Is There Latin America ?"
 The following graduation speakers have been appointed because of their high standing in scholarship through out the four year course; Leah Adel- man, Hildur Ahlstrom, Regina Clark, Eleanor Grant and Emma TommaS- Oni.
 w. F.. Fay of the faculty is arrang- ing a short entertainmen to be given at assembly Friday. Miss Catherine Mills will render vocal solos and tho rest of the program will be announced later.
 Miss Mary McGuiness, head of the French depa rtlm ent is planning for the starting of French club at the school and she proposes to organize within a few days. The purpose of the club is to promote the study of French in the school. Officers will be elected very soon but other plans are of d tentative nature.