Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-07
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Schools

EMBERS of the General Or
IL ganization of Mckinley Man.
V ual Training School are u
Il - choose a design for the scnoo'
seal at a meeting to be held wednesday
afternoon. Several matters are before
the General Organization at present.
In order to provide quarters Tor the
new company, Company 1. Principal
Allan Davis of Business High School
is having a room in the basement fitted
out as an armory for the boys OIL 'na'
organization. The school was alreaoy
provided with sufficient numoer u
gun lockers, but lacked various o'ne'
equipment.
The fastener, official publication ~
Eastern High School, is expec'.u 20 a
issued this week. Members o. hard at
Of the publication were KEPT NC las st
work last week getting y"
copy"
plans for the Christmas tba
were discussed at mee.lnS High
board Of managers of the Cen.i snesday
school Alumni Association
evening.
r..hors ~ drawing in the PUN
schools. headed by Miss Anne M a.,art :
son. director of the draWins Histrict
ment. visited the plant OF tne turing
of Columbia Paper Manu- The
Company wednesday aI'e ~ extending
- +he,, the courtesy Of inspecting .ns
nlant and showing the many hu ar
stems in the manufacture Oh pape, j.
ranged a motion picture anu Going
con view exhibit for the pals Sork'
into even greater oetaii ~. aach of the
a,h.rs was given samples OF VAR
n;nds IT naner. Miss Wilson Is n
mo a series of meetings for tne sbe
ing teachers in the grade scnup erret
has arranged at her office IN VIC done
school an exhibition of the woEh ,eb+h
in drawing from the III -
grades inclusive.
A committee Of pupils and teachers 70
forming the constitution anu pus;-
for the General Organizatloh ~, To
ness High School. Two meetins s ~
s',rther This work have been heid re-
~. .I'v and If is expected it Will De
completed soon.
Talks as to their duties ana VIC at a
school expects of them, were .,e High
meeting of the officers OF the n5s ~
GnhooI Cadets Of Tech "Wednesday
afternoon. Principal Frank =. q
md John w. Adams were the hiaA''
speakers of the occasion.
was+ern High Schools lunchroom mas
inst been equipped with a nuIiioei "
new chairs.
The Balance Sheet of Business High
has made it's first appearance III
wear. 1t contains numerous stoi
II OF 3,
of the last being the work OF SerhoAA
Snow. x,;.h+ he
of interest to pupils in other schoois
relates to freshmen entering INTO .ae
full life of the school. 1t follows III
part: Ao an
ters Business High School should pc
come imbued with the idea OF oecoLh =
ing a good citizen. He may pesln
good citizenship by educating himsen,
a work which is in three parts-aoiHs
justice to studies taking par. hanes
many activities as are actually oenes
iciai to himself and to his schoo! ana
working for the betterment or MS
school. Now, there is gate to thls
road Of good citizenship. and we are
going to point it out to. you, along
with some suggestions as TO ILL., a.
but we leave the latter to your. own
initiative.
THAT gate is guarded by the section
teacher and BY the assembly-or.
rather. they are the guides.
Freshmen. go to your section teatne,.
and ask her or him to tell you ABOUT
the studies and the activities II ne
or she does his or her duty as teach
err, you will be set right. FROM your
section teacher you can get an 1oea as
to what your studies Will be like IN the
future, and can prepare for them From
also
lean all about the various activities,
their relative standings. and the
amount of help they may give. More
over, you are working for the better
ment Of your school IL you refrain from
littering it with trash and refuse. and
YOU are working for the betterment of
your school If you simply behave
yourself"
That the education of the school and
the home are identical and cannot be
separated was asserted by Alexander
7. stuart, director of intermediate in
struction, in an address before the first
meeting of the Carbery Parent-Teacher
Association held recently at the Car
berry. Mr.. Stuart dwelt on the neces-
sity for cooperation between home
and school
Mrs. w. B. Bay1es. the president. de-
livered a short address Of welcome
Miss NJ. G. Young. principal of the
school, introduced MT. Stuart.
Mr.. Faulkner Of the Washington
Readers Club gave a reading. A must
cal program was given by Mrs. Nuen-
haun, Miss Marian Larner and Harold
King. Following the program a recep-
ton was held and refreshments were
served.
The Alumni Record of Central High
Schools Association. recently published.
devoted a large amount Of space to
telling where alumni are located and
giving bits Of data Of interest about
them. 1t also has a section of news of
the school.
Arrangements are being completed
for the third annual prom Of the BUSH
ness High School. to be held November
"a at the Raleigh.
Officers of the class of 1916 of West
ern High School were elected Thurs
day. They are: President. Frank
Bridget: vice president, Miss Anne Par
ker: secretary. Miss Harriet Miller:
treasurer. Lester Peine.
Frank A. Woodward. principal of the
Smallwood Vocational School. is to ad-
dress the Brent School Mothers Club
at the next meeting. to be held Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. All par
ents and others interested in vocational
training are invited to be present.