The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18
CASS TECHNICAL HIGH
SCHOOL

Edited by PhnIip wsis.sn and Mau-
Things are In their natural order
at Cass. Conflicts In subjects which
were quite numerous at the beginning
OF the term have been settled. and the
regular routine of work IL IN full
sway.
A number OF new teachers have been
added TO the corps, among whom are
Messrs Noyes and Holmes, history
teachers; Miss Reynolds, Of the
Bishop school, and Mr.. Clark. English
teacher. Cass Is quite fortunate In
obtaining Messrs. Noyes and Holmes
as teachers. Mr.. Noyes was last falls
football coach, while Mr.. Holmes is
the basketball coach. With these two
men as teachers Of our school. Cass
rs equipped with two OF the best
coaches In the city. and prospects for
an athletic record Is looked forward
to with confidence.
At the weekly meeting OF the House
los Representatives last Friday the
question Resolved: That In times OF
depression municipalities furnish
work to the unemployed" was dis
cussed. Throughout the discussion
the outcome of the bill could not be
seen, and IL was only after the an
nouncement OF the vote OF 10 to In
favor OF the negative. that the mem
bers realized the bill was lost.
Messrs Canton. Weinberg, Mendel-
sohn and Cohen were the main factors
OF the affirmative. They argued the
question from the sociological view.
while Messrs Kreitz, Harris. Batty.
Benton, Lee. Pearlman, H. Jordan and
Huffman, the negative speakers, prov
ed that Il would be to the disadvant-
age of the city. Characters of all de-
scriptions from all over the country
would be fiocking to our beautiful city
just because we are to give work TO
unemployed" explained Mr.. Harris.
The house took great pleasure in
hearing Messrs Cohen and Lee. pro-
stationary members, for the first time
on the floor. Both had finely prepared
speeches and showed the organization
that they had the "makings" OF fine
speakers.
Under the good Of the house Mr..
Oliver 8. Smith, faculty member, gave
o fine address on The future OF the
house" The members enjoyed the ad-
dress so much that vote OF thanks
was given Mr.. Smith.
Brian Johnson, also probationary
member, informed the house that he
was unable to sing for them. as In
tended. on account of cold. Mr..
Johnson mas beautiful tenor voice
and the house was very sorry to be
deprived OF hearing him.
The critic of the evening, Mr.. An
drew Bloetscher gave his report. The
new members were instructed by him
on various points Of oratory and de-
bate.
A committee to revise the constitu-
ton OF the house has been appointed
as follows: Bloetscher. chairman.
Resnick, Weinberg. Kreitz. Weisman
aud Mr.. Daily, faculty director.
The following students were admit
ted as members to the Cass Dramatic
club at the last meeting Wednesday:
Miss Florence Kuehn, Miss M. Sweet
wine, Miss Lulu Wauldhorn, Miss vir-
ginia Smith, and Miss Gladys Aingre.
Twelve other applications were re-
ceived too late by the membership
committee 10 be acted upon and they
were laid on the table for next week.
A constitution committee was ap-
pointed by the president TO revise the
constitution as follows: Bloetscher,
chairman, weisman. Berton. Kreitx.
Under the program OF the day,
Ernest Drews enlivened the hearts OF
the members with program of popu-
lar violin solos. One steps, fox trots
and waltzes were not spared by Mr..
Drews. and when the members real
lied that the program was over they
applauded Mr.. Drews so much that he
again played.