Evening star., 1918-03-31
In the Schools

nothing will please me better. I may
be at Camp Lee, but my heart Is with
old Tech and the cadets"
All the boys in each class at McKin-
ley High School have been brought to-
gether in class athletic teams Cap
tains will be elected later. The fol-
lowing men have been selected as
class managers: Freshmen, Kleinpete,
track, and Pugh. base ball; sophomores.
Boyd, track. and Probey. base ball;
juniors. Saltzman. track, and Whittlesy.
base ball; seniors. Knowles, track, and
Young. base ball 1t is the intention
of the managers to pick from their
best men track and base ball teams
which will represent the classes in in
terelass contests during the spring and
early summer.
A debate on the subject: Resolved.
The Fuel Administration Was q Sue
cess" was held by the Agora Club of
Tech at the school Wednesday.
An informal dance will be given by
the officers of companies B and D at
Tech the evening of April IL at the
Terrace Inn.
The T Club Of Tech will give dance
at the Potomac Boat Club April s.
A student play called "a Royal Run
away will be presented by the pupils
of Tech for the benefit of the Wedder-
burn branch of the Littauer Red Cross
auxiliary about April 20.
High school base ball games for the
spring championship season have been
announced as follows:
April 24-Eastern VS.. Business and
Western VS.. Tech.
Anri1 Sn-Cenfral FaHtern and
Business VS.. Tech.
May 6-Central VS.. Western and East
ern VS.. Tech.
May 21-Business We. Western
May 22-Tech VS.. Central.
May 24-Western VS.. Eastern.
May 2S-Business vs. Central.
The double-headers will be played at
the American League Bail Park and
the other, games at the Georgetown
University field.
Tech High School with outside
schools are as follows:
April 6-Massannutten Academy. u
April 1o-Army and Navy Prep. :
April 13-Open date.
April 17-St. Adams.
April 27-open date. @
May 11-Charlotte Hail..
May 15-Georgetowp Prep. ~
May 1S-Open date.
An entertainment given by the
Chamber of Commerce to launch its
work in connection with the third lib
erty loan will be given in the audito-
rum of Central High School the night
of April 6. Motion pictures made from
the book by former Ambassador James
G. Gerard. -Four Years in Germany,
will be shown. This picture has been
drawing record crowds at large mo-
tion picture house in New York. Ad-
mission will be by card.
D,,r of he r1o of rrarh
urged to redouble efforts in the cam
paign now being held in the high
schools for posters for the war savings
stamp campaign in talk by Felix Ma
DR.. Swartwout urged the formation OF
Red Cross poster classes.
Letters were presented to the mem
bers of the basket ball team at Tech
High School at assembly Thursday
morning by Robert G. Bosworth. the
new president of the G. o.
Officers of the cadet companies at Nc
Kfnley High School were urged to
form a sanitary corps in the cadet corps
which will perform the same duties as
the sanitary corps in the Army In
talk by DIR: Larkin Glazebrook at as
sembly Thursday afternoon. Several
boys Of each company will be detailed
to special work in connection with the
sanitary department
Cadet night at Central High School
will be April IL. There will be meet
ing in the auditorium followed by dane
ing in the armory.
William Shears. sergeant of Company
E, at Central, has received an appoint
ment to Annapolis.
A tennis racket has been offered to the
girl doing the most for the girls tennis
team at Central this year.
There have been several changes I'm
the Central High School Bank. Owing
to the departure of B. C. Groves and the
resignation of Sommerville, Miss Flora
Kali is now head bookkeeper, with Ma
gruder and Miss Lewis as assistants
Carl Stein has been appointed bank
runner.
Central is planning spring play.
Members of the Dramatic Association
at the school are making a study OF
Shakespeares Comedy of Errors" to
get technical training for the coming
performance. Those showing the best
talent will be selected for the leading
parts in the play.
Bill Flood, Central High School. 1916.
writes that things are quiet in the sec
tor in France where he Is now sta
toned as a lieutenant. There have only
been two trench raids in the past week.
The pupils of the Anthony BoWen
school have raised their full quota OF
$40, emitting them to full membership
in the American Red Cross. The school
RECEIVED the certificate of membership
from the Red Cross last Thursday.
A demonstration of the use of varf-
Gus -four substitutes was given at the
war kitchen of the Garnet-Patterson-
phelps school last Wednesday evening
by Mrs. A. C. Benjamin. Biscuits. muI-
Ans and Boston brown bread were pre-
nared during the demonstration and
served to the class and to visitors
World Classic Of Patriotism.
From the ST. Louis Globe-Democrat.
1t is not surprising that every soidief
In the italian army has been furnisheo