Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-18
EDISON HIGH NOTES

Section 9B4 effected a permanent
organization during special activi-
" period the past week. These offlc-
ers VIII serve the class during the re-
mainder of the present semester. The
students selected to serve in the va
rious Offices are: President, Gustie
Martin, vice-president, Mildred Hart
man; secretary, Paul Warfield; assist
ant secretary, Fred Mentzer; treas
urer, Edward Lentz; assistant treas
urer, Paul Althouse; class captain for
boys Charles Krause; first lieutenant
Tor boys Mitchell Gaffney; class cap
tain for girls, Alice Derickson; first
lieutenant for girls, Sylvia Magnelli;
parliamentary critic. Robert Doehne;
assistant parliamentary critic, Rose
Lampas; watch your speech critic.
Ella Downey; assistant watch your
speech critic. George Sangree; report
er to the Edison Guard" Jess Mea-
dath.
The gymnasium is nearly finished,
and the classes in physical culture
are meeting regularly in this room.
The teachers of these courses are
Miss Irene Burns in charge of the
girls classes and Eugene Miller In
charge of the boys work. The au-
thorities hope to divide the gym by
large canvas curtain hung in such
manner that 1t can be dropped to the
floor and thus offer space for both
boys and girls at the same time and
yet not offer an obstruction when IL
Is lifted to the ceiling. In the mean
time Mr. Miller is taking the boys
out into the open air to exercise'when
the weather IS favorable thus giving
Miss Burns the use of the gymna-
SUM. When the weather is unfayor
able Miss Burns uses the gymnasium
Tor class work one half of the period
and Mr.. Miller during the other half
OF the period drilling the boys.
The gymnasium is large. and is
said by competent judges to be the
best in the city. The gallery and
floor will offer space to seat four or
five hundred spectators and yet give
plenty OF room for basket ball and
other performances. Under the gall
lery ample room Is provided for stor-
ing apparatus. The apparatus is be-
ing installed. Adjoining the gym on
either side shower baths equipped
with hot and cold water, have been
provided. Offices are also provided
Tor both instructors. One of the best
features of this gymnasium Is that it
can be used without opening any 9TH
er part of the building and will not
interfere In any way with the rest
of the building when 1t is in use.
The students of TBS held an election
the past week. The officers elected
to serve the class are: President,
Russell Trimmer; vice-president,
George Stauffer; secretary, Grace
Martin; assistant secretary, Ruth
Barr; treasurer Arnold Bowman; as
sistant treasurer. Esther Allen; class
captain for boys. David Bowman;
first lieutenant for boys. George Var
nell; class captain for girls, Juanlta
Bordner; first lieutenant for girls,
Jane Pearson; parliamentary critic
| Donald Stone; assistant parliamen-
tary critic, Theattle Kennedy; watch
your speech critic. Virginia Crozier;
assistant watch your speech critic
Benjamin Wal1ower; reporter to the
Edison Guard" Mabel Byerly.
Section 7A4 has selected the fol-
lowing permanent organizations: Pres
ident, Carroll Moran; vicepresident
Elizabeth Balthaser; secretary, Helen
Haulman; assistant secretary; Paul
inc Hoffman; treasurer, John Melvin,
assistant treasurer, Charles Caveny
boys captain, Thomas Farley; boys
first lieutenant, Clarence Keefer
girls captain Ruth Giltner; girls
lieutenant, Magdaiene Wynn; watch
your speech critic, Dorothy Urich; as.
sistant watch your speech critic
Elizabeth Balthaser;4 parliamentary
critic, Robert Emminger; assistant
parliamentary critic Genevieve Blick.
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