The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

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Tennis courts have besp o6Gn
In the Highland Park hiGh oo1o
for the students. Regular rUU)C
have been arranged for p3ay.
courts will be open each schocI ~ 4,
from to S. and from s until 6nG "
for the public. Saturdays and ho(lrt'
days the students will be alloue1N r
to play until O'clock. after vhl&&
the public will be given prefsreho
Resolved. That The annexatio1,
OF Mexico would prove beneficia1
to the United States" was the sub!
ject Of debate at the-last meeting
of. the Eastern debating society
The speakers were Jacob Perlstelo
and Herman Barcus afiirmative. and q
Alfred Kern ard Carl Johnson. ncensk
tive. The club by vote Of 8-6 could
not render decision. and the chain
man OF the meeting decided in favoe.
OF the negative side.
The largest honor roll In Eastern.
high is the property of grade room
NJ. $40. which houses tenth grade
students. II has the names of ~
students who did perfect work q.
cording to the monthly report !.
Eastern day will be celebrated By
the students. alumni and faculty o.
Eastern high, June at Boholo. Al
special boat has been chartered, and
about 1000 members and ex-mem-
bers of the school are expected. The
trip is In charge of Arthur Moehl-
man, of the Eastern faculty. All
proceeds will go to the scholarship
fund of the school. All schools that
have been sending students to East
ern are invited.
All students in the Junes 1915
class In Central high will have some
part in the class play which will be
given to the public the latter part
of June. Among the students who,
will take more important parts arr
Lulu Rodda. Charlotte Pigott. Claris-
sa Davis, Kathryn Mcmillan. Edwynt
Larsen. Harold Cotton, Kenneth
Spain, William Randall. Charles
Rubiner, Ted Schlingmann, Audrey
Wougbter and Erwin Goodwillie.
The graduating class Of the May
bury school has elected the follow,
ing officers: Clara Heller, presidents:
Russell Trites, president: VIII
son Betzner, secretary and treasurer
The AS class Of the Tappan school
announces the election of tho follow.
ing class officers: President, Jcjin
Atwater: vice-president. Henry
King; secretary, Charlotte Horn;,
treasurer, Gordon Mcpherson. As
The graduating class Of the spe-
cial lreparator1 department of ths
Burton school has elected Ethel
Stratton, president; Eva Alkcn, vice
president: Elizabeth Krell. secre.
tary; Marion Askew, treasurer. -
A lumber OF students whose par
ents object to their being vaccinated
will be unable to complete their
work for the semester In North
western high. The authorities Of
the school recently notified the stu
debts that all who We're not -xae>-
cinated within the last five years,
must either undergo the operation
or leave school for 81 school days.
The latter course was preferable to
large number. They cannot return
until the latter part Of June.
This terms issue OF the Centraiite.
published by the graduating stu
dents In Central high, will be the
most complete ever edited. Every
department OF the school will fu
some way be represented. One OF
the features will be the publication
of the class song In sheet music
form within the book. Principar
David Mackenzie decided that for
convenience, smaller staff than
formerly was desirable. The fol-
lowing we're selected: Ediior-in-
chief, Edward Burleson; organiza-
tion editor. Beatrice Ca]in; literary
editor, Merrell Brooks; assistant lit
erary and sporting editor. Eliza
beth Lloyd; art editor. Kenneth
Spain; business manager, Cornell
Smith; circulation manager, Charles
Mcleod; assistant circulation man.
ager, Clarissa LAWS; sporting editor,
Edwin Bovill. Albertus Darnell, Ed
gar c. Thompson. Miss G. c. Cook
and Miss A. Copeland of the faculty
constitute the advisory board.
The eleventh grade boys Of the
Highland Park high school competed
during the week for the aquatic
honors of their class. Fred Nash