Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-12
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Schools

A cadet company has been formed at
the Wheatley School, modelled after the
high school cadets. The officers of the
company are T. J. McQuade. captain
Harry Cooley, first lieutenant: Ralph
Souder. second lieutenant: lie Roy
Barnard, first sergeant; Archie Mccall
lumn, second sergeant; Claude Cream
er, third sergeant; d. Chamberlin,
fourth sergeant: Frank Suraci. fifth
sergeant: John Talbot, Richard Evans,
Angelo Di Carlo, Alexander Matthews
and Eliot Stewart, coporals. The pri-
Yates are G. Andrews, d. Bell, q. Beuth,
H. Brooks. j. Brosnahan, E. Claypoole,
NJ Claypoole. w. Crawford, c. crum-
nit, j. Crummit, J. Culinane. NJ. Durso,
A. Edwards. J.. Felker, NJ. Fenley, Ira
Fenton, r. Fenton. j. FRASER, {. Fries,
H. Golden, r. Hissle. NJ. Kern. q.
Kueth, d. Lacke. \. Leckie. j. Leckert,
H. Lynch, w. Magruder, T.. Martin, L..
Matthews. f. Morrow. f. Nagle, NJ
Pirrone, B. Pruce. n. Pruit, o. Richard
W. Roulin. J. E. Ryerson. T. Shea. n.
Simons, Spiker, Wander Shat, W. Yer
million, T Waldu, B. Warden, F. West
cry and A. Wilding. Robert Leckie is
the adjutant and Anon Davis is quar-
termaster lie Roy Mann is teaching
them maneuvers.
The following members of the Tech
Life staff are to edit the Tech Year
Book: H. Barnes, editor-in,c +. r.
Gass1Isn J. r. stoc Pa So and j NJ
Ward, assistant editors; H. C. Beck
and H. A. Chamberlain, business man.
ayers, and G. E. Barnes. art editor.
The February class of 1917, Technical
High School has elected the following
officers: Walter Koop. president; Leta
Hawkins. vice president: Guy Pearson,
secretary: Mildred Cove. treasurer. and
Herbert Chamberlain, sergeant AT -arins
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The value of milk in childrens diet
was dwelt upon by Miss Caroline NJ
Hunt in an address before the Parent
Teacher Association ,ss OF the held 5e Thurf
day. Miss Hunts address had to DO
with the preparation Of a balanced
diet for the growing child
The Theta Pi sorority of Eastern
High school, has elected the following
banquet March 4 at the New Cochran
Hotel Miss Frieda Van Nest, president
of the alumni chapter, acted as toast
mistress. Dancing foiio"ea 'he 'ah-
addresses were delivered by Adeline
pradburne Irene Douglas. Eleanor
Parmer Hazel Wells. Katherine L.
Hutchinson and Edna Wilson, president
of the active chapter
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Lewis A. F. Bond and francis n;
pradv are announced to have stood
drst and second in the class of 1917,
fnr the month of February. at the
Gonzaga College High School.
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tn celebrate the tercentenary OF
the Gonzaga Alumni AS
sociation is planning play to be
Given in the early part of June.
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Among recent visitors to Gonzaga
we're Rev. Joseph NJ. Woods, 5. j.. pro-
fessor of ecclesiastical history. Wood |
stock College. and Rev. Hector Papi. |
8 i professor of canon law at the |
same institution.
Tn honor of Miss f. F: Wilson, for
seven years principal of the Briggs
school, teachers of that institution
gave a luncheon March 3. Miss Will
son has been transferred to another
Health lectures on the topics. Pre-
yention of Disease" and Light and
Air" were delivered by DR.. William
n. Wilson and DR.. II. J. Williams at
the William Lloyd Garrison School at
4 meeting held under auspices of the
Home and School Association recently.