The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-24
NOTES OF THE SCHOOLS

Tech Life" will appear in numbers
this year. The current issue is known
as the football number: others to
follow are q personal number. an or
Sanization" number. dramatic" and a
holiday number.
Eastern High School rife club held its
first pra -tice last week Th, officers for
the coming year are T. BRAKEMAN. presl-
dent: w. GollOhsu. vice president; I
$pecr. secretary: i. English. treasurer.
Central High School has Il per cent
OF IT, bows enlisted ~ cadets: the rife
team with Robert Farris as president
and Walter Stokes as captain, has an
unusually large membership. The debat-
iEC society will hold two public de-
hates-cne with Baltimore city College.
and the other with local high school.
Special Child Study Club will hold its
first meeting at the Henry Building
next "Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
Tuesday morning DR.. Sranhoofd called
an assembly OF students taking German
at Central for the purpose OF organizing
German Society. The society wifi in
clUde a Glee club. to sing German songs.
dramatic club and an orchestra.
The Orange and Blue Club" better
known as Business High School Orches-
ira. held its first meeting last Wednes-
day with Joseph Finckel as director.
New Centrals future. and Old Centrars
present and past are told in poetry. pic
ture and story in the first issue OF the
Review. which came out Wednesday.
A fivc-milc hike was the stunt of the
Wanderlustcrs Of Tech Yesterday. They
met At the home OF Miss Knoll in Tskoma
Park and tramped to Burnt Mills.
Miss Helen Hubbard. of the Henry
School. has gone to the University of
Wisconsin for a years study.
Night schools Of the city now aggregate
nearly 5."o students, over third of
whom are in high schools.
Teachers Aid and Annuity Association
met at the Franklin Tuesday afternoon.
The secretary reported 80 members; the
treasurers report showed $4,000 in
vested.
Business High School Dramatic Society
will give a play. The Corner Drug
Store" before the Christmas holidays.
They will entertain at a dance next
week.
What to keep in a medicine chest and
how to render first aid were explained
to the mothers OF Pierce School at a
club meeting Thursday afternoon by the
school nurse Mrs. Fleming. Refresh
ments We're served by tn" girls Of the
school
Miss Ruth Tiffany will have charge of
the domestic science class and Miss Belle
Myers the gymnasium class for girls
opened last week at Wilson Normal
School in connection with the social CEN
ter work recently organized by the Par
ents' League.
new rifle rang" is to be built at
Business High School for the Use of the
rifle club. Officers elected recently are
Milton Hartley. president: Harold
Thiele. secretary. and Morton Fry. cap
tain.
Girls of Central High School have or
canized a track team and practice daily
at the Epiphany gymnasium.
Tech players will give two performances
before Christmas. The undergraduates
will present the Thanksgiving drama and
the seniors the holida drama. Both will
be in charge of Nelson Mckernan, who
has written several plays for the actors.
At a meeting of the Dramatic Society
of Business High School II was decided to
present THE Corner Grocery" the first
part of November.