The Alaska daily empire., 1917-11-24

six members were received. A com mittee was then appointed to ar range for a program. The Club dis cussed the proposition of combining the debating club with a dramatic society. A committee of three were named to discuss the question with the faculty.
 Miss Wheeler, teacher of the Third Grade, is drilling some of the girls of the Third and Fourth Grades for school program which will be held next Wednesday in remembrance of Thanksgiving
 We are advised to use a variety of cereals in order to save wheat for the Allies. This is what the Do nestle Science girls are being taught 10 do. The following is one of the many ways they have cooked rice:
 2 cups cooked rice.
 1 cup white sauce.
 h-cup green peppers Chopped fine)
 4, 5, or 6-lbs. cheese.
 1 cup rye bread crumbs.
 Pour the white sauce over the cooked rice, add cheese and green pepper. Put in casserole, pour over one cup buttered bread crumbs and bake for twenty minutes.
 The General Science Class with their instructor, Miss Wenk, visit ed the Cold Storage plant Wednes day afternoon. MT Oliver Orange conducted the class through the plant He was very obliging in ex blaming the ammonia plant, the cold storage rooms for fish, the compres sor the room where the ice was being made, and best of all, the smoke house, where the class was delighted by getting treat of fresh smoked salmon.
 A match game of basketball was played by the girls of the Junior II. and Junior III. classes Friday af- ternoon during the regular Gymnas- ium period. The game was fast and furious and ended with score of IF to 0 in favor of the Junior III. team.
 The letter "J" in scarlet and black was presented to the twelve Juneau High School football players before the student body on Friday after noon. Coach Genn made the presen tation speech and many rousing cheers were given the heroes of the the emblem were: Captain Clem. Hodges, Wilbur Burford, Roy Tor when, George Oswell. Harry Morgan. Edward Dolan, Edward Peltret, Mes bit Tucker Curtis Brotherton, Don aid McKinnon, Joe Mclaughlin, Car lin Brotherton MT Genn also ex pressed the appreciation the team felt toward the members of the squad who were not fortunate enough 10 get a letter this season. The meeting ended with several cheers for the popular coach, MT. Genn.
 basketball game was played on Tuesday afternoon between the Jun iors and the Sophomores The game was won by the Junior High by 6 score of 21 to 8 No field baskets were made by the Sophomores.
 Resolved; that the United States Should Not Answer German Fright fitness With Reprisals," was a sub iect for debate in the. Senior l. Eng fish Class on Friday. The question was brought up by the reading of the November number of the Re view of Reviews.
 The parents of all boys and girls of the Elementary grades will re ceive early next week. a neat little invitation to attend the Thanksgiv ing program. This program will be given in the public school auditor ium on Wednesday, Nov 2S at 2 o'clock. An admission fee of ten cents will be charged adults and the receipts will be placed in the Ju- neau school Junior Red Cross fund which is swelling daily. The pro- gram will consist of drills by the various grades, folk dances and sev- eral selections by the Junior Or chestra which will make its first public appearance at this time.
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