Evening star., 1917-11-04
IN THE SCHOOLS.

been elected as folloWS.. Carl
~ Fenwick. president: Miss Flor
ence Kemp. vice president:
Miss Virginia Spence, secretary. and
John Groves, treasurer.
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Arrangements Tor two plays are be-
ing made at Mckinley Manual Training
School. Members Of the faculty are to
present The Sleeping Car" and the
pupils are to give The Garroters."
Harold Wolf formerly = 2 pupil at Busi-
ness High School, but in training with
the Canadian troops for the last year.
was visitor at Business during the
week. He expects to sail for France in
the near future.
Members of the French Club Of Nc
kinIey Manual Training School held a
Halloween party in the girls gymna-
sium Wednesday night. Senior girls OF
noon to the girls Of lower classes at a
Halloween festival.
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Central High School has now pur-
chased $4,000 worth Of liberty bonds.
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Every class at Western High bought
a liberty bond. The Athletic Associa-
ton purchased one also. This organf-
zation bought one of the first issue
bonds.
Teachers. pupils and alumni OF East
ern High School are Interested IN ene
progress which is being made on plans
for the new building.
Miss NJ. ]. Gibson is collecting ooo
pieces of goods. preferably SILK. from
nunils at Business. The pieces are TO De
made into pincushions to be pus into
the comfort bags for soldiers.
Nine Blanche Bimont of Western
Hiph returned to the school Wednes-
day after several months mont sor sgens csiidren ~.
France In war relief Work 1or cnAiosen'
Seniors Of Tech are to give dance
at the Arcade November 10.
,,,.. NJ g Gunther = 7 and Miss G. E.
church have been added to the faculty
of Business.
Several hundred persons were present
boiy School. wednesday, evening.
unfler the direction Of Mrs: w. van
derwerker and her class Most OK those
attending were In costume.
nocora fions were in black and yellow,
with lanterns and pumpkins scattered
throughout the rooms ana haits. FOR
tunes were told; many "bobbed". for ap-
pies: and others tried to: bite dough-
nuts swinging fTom inelud.d s' ths singing of
"Americas; salute to the flag by the
audience: solo and chorus. Joan OF
Arc" by Elizabeth Lindsay: dance BY
Thelma crismond; murray M s qI R,na y Yrd .hs
by Kathryn Travis; Halloween song by
the school: sword dance by Beva Fish
and Bernice Atlas: song by Frances
Pearce; girls. highland scnottischs:
dance and serving of refreshments end
ed the evenings entertainment. A sum
Of money was raised for the Red Cross:
All Joined in singing The Star Spangled
Banner" and Home. Sweet Home." az
they left.
A glee club is being organized by the
seventh and eighth semester clubs OF
Business, under the direction of Mrs.
L. Y. Roberts.
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The addition of an amphitheater to
the anatomical department of the
Medical School, seating sixty, has In
creased the teaching facilities Demon
strations and quizses now are being
conducted in the dissecttng room.
Students at the Medical School are
regrettfng that the entry Of DR.. -Buch-
anan in the Medical Reserve Corps
renders it impossible for him to con-
tinue his work Of the & last two years
partment has also partially lost the
services of DR.. Hunter. who has been
transferred to the department Of
pathology. although he still handles a
portion Of his anatomy work. DR..
Mozon has been appointed to succeed
DR.. Hunter as professor OF histology.
The hours Of work in the dental
course in anatomy have been nearly |
doubled. Formerly 100 hours were re-
quired: now 800 hours are called for.
4 lecture course on splanchbology has
been added. Drs. Cohen and Collins
are assisting in the demonstration
portion Of the anatomy work Of the
medical students, while Dr.. Miller 10