Evening star., 1915-10-10

in alumni work were discussed at q
meeting of the Interhigh School Alum
nj Association at the Franklin School
Tuesday evening. Representatives OF
every school except the Western High
and Wilson Normal Schools were pres
ent. James O'Connell of the Mckinley
Manual Training Alumni Association
presided. The next meeting Is to be
held the third Tuesday in November.
Students of Eastern High School had
an athletic rally last week. Addresses
were made by a number OF members OF
the faculty, headed by DR.. Willard ..
Small, the principal. 1t Is hoped 70
tive interest in athletics this fall and
winter.
Plans for the annual reunion Of Gen.
tral High School alumni were dis
cussed at a meeting Of the executive
Alumni Association at the Franklin
School Tuesday evening This reunion.
to take place Decamber %. probably
will be the last ever held IN the oid
building It is expected that at least
1000 former Central students will be
present. Robert G. Greene, president
OF the association. presided
For use in its gas engine course, NC
Kinley Manual Training School has
been presented with a complete engine
and chassis by the Packard Company.
NAV be run on any distillate has been
ordered for the school. also, and Is ex-
pected to arrive soon.
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All nominations for officers in the
Business High School General Organ
ization" must be in by noon Thursday.
held.
Those who have been nominated SO
far are: For president, Karl Wass-
mann and c. Albert Parker; FOR vice
president, Irene Postles, Edward joyce
Edith Hall and Dorothy v. Aplin.
The Dramatic Society of Business
High school had its first meeting Of the
year Wednesday afternoon. The Of
ficers for the ensuing year are: Ro-
maine Taylor. president: Miss Esther
Parker, vice president: Miss Ada HUNT,
secretary: William Grimm. treasurer;
Miss Hilda Reagle. chairman OF the
governing board: Robert Miller, stu :
dent member Of the board, and Z. A.
Parker. chairman OF the executive COM
mittee.
Central High School may have daily
when 1t moves into its new
home, according to Principal Emory
Wilson. No bi-weekly paper or any
other publication is likely to be at
tempted this year. other than the
crowded conditions in the old building.
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Every step In teaching drawing from
shown in an exhibit now being display
ed In the room of Miss Annie M. Will
son, director of drawing. In the Berret
school, 18th and Q streets northwest. 1t
is open to the public.
Leonard Sergeant, former major Of
cadets at Tech" paid a brief visit to
the school Tuesday afternoon. He is
now a sophomore at Lehigh University
and is said to be making good record
Definite plans have been made for the
issuance of a bi-weekly paper at Busi-
ness High, to be known as the Ledger
1t will appear alternately with the
Tech Life of the Mckinley School. one
of its neighbors. SO that the two publi-
cations will not conflict. The business
management will be under the direc-
ton Of the Balance Sheet, while the lit
erary part will be under the charge of
students OF the 6lSnIn SSucSISTs ulTSCt-
ed by Miss Sibyl Baker of the faculty.
An assembly in the interest of the Bal
ance Sheet. the monthly magazine. was
held Thursday.
A sectional institute" was favored
for the fall institute for teachers, at a
meeting of the Teachers Association of
the District of Columbia, at a meeting
at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday evening. By
a sectional" arrangement. it was
pointed out, a teacher might attend
those lectures of particular interest to
him or her. but would not have to re-
main through those which had no par
ticular bearing on the teachers respec-
tive fields.
The 'out of school" child was consid-
cred. The members were urged to
think over means Of providing for ad-
vancement for the child not In school.
Arrangements are to be made for an
entertainment in the near future.
Ohicers Of the General Organisation
of Mckinley Manual Training School
were elected Thursday.
Following Is list of the new ofn-
GERS: President. Donald D. Lamond; /;
secretary. Margaret Kroll; semester
representatives, eighth. Jacob Roberts;
seventh, Reed Munson: sixth, DENLY T.
Hird; fifth, Charles Shropshire; fourth.
David Wallace: third, Robert M. Young;
second. 8. Newell. and irst. Donald II.
Stuart.
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Central has photographs of two
panels Of the frfeze to be put In the