Evening star., 1916-03-26
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Schools

Oficers Of the June graduating class
of Business High School were elected
Wednesday. They are: President. c.
Albert Parker; vice president. Miss
Helen Eisenstein; secretary. Miss Vel
ma Smith; treasurer. Romine Taylor
and editor of year book. F. Joyce.
Equipment fof the new Central High
SCHOOL, which is to he occupied next
fall, is being considered by Emory Will
son. the principal. Mr.. Wilson has in.
spected equipment tn a number OF
other cities.
Company H of Tech is to give a dance
at Mrs. Dyer's March 81.
| The Alumni Bulletin" official publi
cation of Eastern High Schools Alum
| nj Association, recently sent out its
second issue. 1t includes in addition to
accounts of general activities of the
alumni association and the school
| large number of personal items con-
cerning the members of various classes.
| 1t also announces a benefit to be held
by the association at Polls April 4.
| Girls of the gymnasium classes of
| Business gave an exhibition of their
work in program of indoor sports
| Tuesday afternoon. under the direction
OF Miss Rosalee F. Sanderlin. A large
number of parents We're present.
The program included dancing. net
ball, jumping. Indian club games. rae
| ing, apparatus work and basket ball.
| After trying out for week the plan
| or having two different lunch hours,
one half of the school being free for
| hn- 1~I
| found out that the plan was not ex-
pedient in view of the schools arrange
ment.
Miss Blanche Rauchenstein has been
appointed clerk at Business High
school to fill the vacancy caused by
Miss Frances Davis, who recently re-
signed.
A spelling match. the telling of their
latest advisory marks" received in
| high school and spelling match were
features of a recent meeting of the
Gage School Alumni Association. Miss
| Ethel Hegner and Kenneth McGregor
contri buted to the musical program
Horace stevenson was in charge of ar
rangements. Dancing. with music fur
nished by the Gage School Orchestra
| followed the formal program.
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| David Demarest. jr.. of Paterson. N
j., and Charles Dillon of Baltimore,
both of whom are students at the Tome
School. Port Deposit. Md. are spending
the spring holidays in Washington.
| Richard Chew Zantzinger and Otway
Bergman Zantzinger, also students of
i the school. have returned to their home
in Washington for the spring holidays.
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Ernest l.. Thurston, superintendent
of schools. spoke before the students of
| the Wilson Normal School Friday aft
ernoon.
Frederick l.. Fishback delivered an
illustrated lecture on Beautiful Wash
1ngton' at union meeting of the Par
ent-Teachers' associations of the fourth
division, at the Mckinley Manual
Training School Wednesday evening.
Walter B. Patterson. supervising prin-
cipal of the division. presided.
Mr.. Fishback showed n number Of
pictures of historical interest as well
scenes At the close of his lecture the
words of America" were thrown on
the screen. the audience joining in
singing the same. A program of in
strumental and vocal music was given.
A program of activities of the COM
munity Center of the Parents League
of the third division. which has been
held a the Wilson Normal School, until
April ~, has been made by the league.
1t follows:
March u. 30. beeinners' class. Span
ish March -. 80, close of Mr.. ia
| cobs' class, Spanish. 30. lecture. Mrs.
Nannette Paul; $50. lecture. Or. l.. r.
kebier. March 2s, go, mothers meet
ing. business session and talk by Mrs.
Bertha l.. Heustis, League of American
Pen Women. ON Press and PUBLICITY.
March 80. 800. girls gymnasium. ex
hibition. March 81. $50, Girls Cook
ing Club, demonstration. April !,
pm, entertainment. in charge of Mr..
E. +. Muth. April 3. ..3o. special lee
ture. Mrs. Nanette Paul; $50, special
lecture. Or. J.. +. kebler April >.
p M city government open forum meet
ing James Hugh Keeley April 10,
stereopticon. lecture and subject to he
announced. April II. 2:30, Vigilance
League; 7:3n. classes close. exhibition.
April Il. illustrated lecture, subject to
community music, DR.. Hamlin Cogs-
we'll.
The record in scholarship of individual
members of the Western High School
basket ball team is announced follows:
Raymond Peck (captD. q, G. 6, F.
Lester Peine, 6. r. 6. G.
Stuart Smith. 6. 6. Gi c.
John Whelchel, 6. g, g. g.
Richard Sargent. F, g, 6. g.
studes).
Russell Whyte tmanager), C, F. F. F. F
five studies).
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1.-The Childhood Of Hiawatha.' a play
let taken from Longfellows 'Hia watha.
is to be staged at Western. probably late
in May, for the benefit OF the athletic as
sociation. The music. written and COM
posed for this play by Miss Bessie
Willy, is based true Indian motive.
Miss Stutz of the faculty of Western
will be in charge.
Rapid progress is being made by the
members of the Girls Rife Club at West
crn, under the coaching of the best shots
of the boys club and with the aid of
Miss Wallace, a member of the faculty
Some high records have been made the
best being that of Miss Margaret Bris-
tow. while many girls have qualified for
the Junior workmanship. The girls club
is fast becoming the equal of the boys
club. The secretary of the club Miss
Mary Fleming. with the aid of Miss
Diana Cumming, has challenged the girls
teams of Business and Tech for indoor
matches, to be held In the near future.
The team will proha bly he copnposed of