The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-04-19

their race. The address was we'll
received and a vote of thanks was
extended the speaker.
PROF. ]. w. WORK OF FISK AT
PEARL.
Through the kindness of Prof. J.
w. Work, the Professor of Latin and
Director of the Mozart Society at
Fisk University, the Pearl High
School Choral Union will be able to
present to the public a new Jubilee
Song on the night of the Annual
Commencement. This song has never
yet been published and could not be
obtained except through Prof Work.
The faculty and students appreciate
this act of kindness, on the part of
Prof. Work, who left his work at
Fisk, that he might devote the time
necessary to teach the Union this
song. The students hope by the time
Commencement arrives to be able to
render it in a manner acceptable to
the public.
GEO. H. ANDERSON SELECTED
PHOTOGRAPHER.
At recent business meeting of the
Senior Glass, George H. Anderson
was selected as official photographer
for the class of 1918. Mr.. Anderson
has improved greatly in the art of
making pictures since coming to
Nashville and the Committee on
Photographs was very much i'm
pressed with his styles and prices.
1t is stated that DR.. F. G. Smith, the
principal will introduce an innova-
ton this year in regard to the time
of taking the pictures. Heretofore,
the pictures have not been taken I'M
til after the last examination and
until candidates for graduation knew
whether they had passed or not and
were entitled to graduation. The
large class group was then styled the
graduating class. This has caused
hurried sittings and a great rush to
get photographs completed. DR..
Smith, now has in contemplation the
taking of all candidates for gradua-
ton who are in their last year and
calling the group the Senior Glass.
This will permit pictures to be taken
and the group placed on exhibition
in May.
ALUMNI MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
A SUCCESS.
The response to the call sent out
by Mrs. Edwina Smith Johnson, the
president of the Pearl High School
Alumni Association, for new men,
bers, has been very gratifying. Many
of the graduates, who have married
and moved to distant states have sent
letters enclosing a membership fee,
because they wished to have a part
in the purchase of the stage curtain
and the victrola. Among these were
Mrs. Carrie Bryant Johnson of At
lanta, Ca, DR.. w. B. Davis, of Chat
tanooga, and DR.. Ira Watson of
Lewisburg, Tenn. Mrs Lizzie Allen
Darden of Petersburg, Va.
THE APRIL HIGH SCHOOL VOICE.
The April issue of the High School
Voice is out and is, possibly the best
number of the paper that has been
issued. Too much credit cannot be
given to Mr.. George Gore, the editor
and his associates for the great effort
they are exerting to make the school
paper a success. Recently the editor
and Mr.. Leslie Howell made triI
to the Hume-Fogg High School where
they called upon the editor OF the
High School Echo" the school paper
of the white High School. The boys
claim that they were kindly received
and were shown every courtesy, with
an offer of whatever assistance they
might need in the way of suggestions
helpful advice, or the benefit of pas
experience, to make the Voice" {
greater success. The Hume-Fogs
Echo was organized eighteen years
ago and is now recognized as one o
the best high school magazines in thu
country, Let's hope that after thu
lapse of eighteen years, the Pear
High School Voice will show as grea
an improvement.