Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-23

| The executive council of the general
Organization of Business High School
may assist this year in making the
| honor awards. A large number OF
BIS" are awarded each year at Bust
ness to pupils who have been especial
ly proficient IN various activities or
who have made marked efforts for
school betterment.
| G. Grosvenor Dave, talked to upper
class pupils of Central Wednesday on
the debt they owed the community for
which they could pay back that debt
when they left school.
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Two vacation savings funds have
been opened by the Washington High
School Bank at Business High School.
Is cents week while those entering
class B are to pay so cents a week.
June the members of the classes
named will receive s5.05 or SOTO re-
Fathers night" was observed by
members of the Edmonds School
Mothers Club Tuesday evening. at the
school. J. w. Patton. new field execu-
Boy Scout movement and the work
which it is accomplishing. Mr.. Pat
ton was introduced by Mr. Taylor
another field executive for the scouts
Mrs. Edna NJ. Coleman told of the work
of the Girl Scouts.
| The musical program included a piano
solo by Miss Louise Wood, one of the
teachers of the school. and vocal solos by
Mrs. Annie Louise Coleman and Frank
Goebel, a former pupil of the school. Re-
freshments were served by Girl Scouts
attending the Edmonds. under the leader
ship of Mrs Leon Arnold. About one
hundred and fifty persons were present
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The Ledger of Business High School
has just completed a subscription contest
These sections were winners: Nos. 65l
253, 213, AZ and 311. The last named is
at the Harrison annex.
Consideration of a design for per-
manent class pin for the school, in
which the only change that will be
necessary to make from year to year
will be in the date, occupied the atten-
ton of the senior class of Eastern High
School Friday afternoon.
Plans for a lecture were discussed al
a meeting of the High School English
Teachers Association at the Wilson
Normal School Thursday afternoon. The
lecturer has not been chosen.
IONA Gales 1.-The Neighbor' is to he
given by the Western High School
Dramatic Society at the school Friday
next in honor of the graduating class
| the occasion being class night The cast
| includes: Rose Palmer, Katherine
Crawley, Katherine Stouffer, Hugh
| Campfield, John Cobb, Eleanor lrelan
Judith Clark and Lena Kernodle.
| Friendship Club, which is composed
of high school girls, is to give dance
at Mrs. Dyer's February /.
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| Various matters of interest to alumni
| of the Mckinley Manual Training
School were discussed at a meeting OF
the Tech Alumni Association at meet
| ing Thursday at the home OF MISS DOR
othy Crisp, the secretary.
| Friday night the first of series or
illustrated lectures. descriptive of IN
dustrial activities taught in the niSht
| schools was shown at the CardoZo No-
cational School. This exhibition was IN
| charge of A. f. Albert, instructor OF the
class in automobile machine shop prac-
tice. The pictures showed the con-
struction of the automobile in every
detail from the mines to the car on the
road, the tests in the various laboifl-
tories as we'll as the work in the shops
| Among those present We're: Mrs. Co
ralie F. Cook and DIR. c. w. Childs
| members of the board of education; u
&c. Wilkinson, principal of the Arm
strong Manual Training High School
Charles NJ Thomas of Miner Norma