Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-30
EDISON JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES

The officers to serve Section SB-6
| during the present semester have
been elected. They are: President,
Abram Michlovitz; vice-president.
Anna Reneker; secretary, Dorothy
Lebo; assistant secretary, Charles
Skinner; treasurer, Donald Brink;
assistant treasurer, Charles Roney;
class captain for boys, Elmer Col
bert; lieutenant for boys. Daniel
Bittner; class captain fors girls.
Ethel Dare; lieutenant for girls, Ella
Nelson; parliamentary critic, Mary
Donate; assistant parliamentary
critic. Gertrude Magaro; watch
your speech critic, Thelma Dingle;
assistant watch your speech. critic,
Alfred Fluss: reporter for the Edi-
son Guard, Clarence Hoover.
The boys and girls of Section TBS
took a hike out through Reservoir
Park Tuesday evening. When they
reached a good camping ground be-
yond the park they built q nice
bonfire. roasted apples, potatoes and
toasted marshmallows. The outing,
campfire and refreshments were
thoroughly enjoyed by all. The fol-
lowing members participated in the
hike; Elmira Weaver, Luella An
derson, Anna Mcbride, Esther Gill
bert, Miriam Patterson, Beatrice Ell
lenberger, Kathryn Snyder. Martha
Douglas, Emily Shearer, Grace
Shultz. Elizabeth Peters, Kathryn
Hangaen, Alice Hart. Della McNally,
Sara Comp, Sara Cassell, Dorothy
Cuddy. Thomas Sheetz, Ray Gar
werlich. Marlin Colestock. Thomas
Harvey. Marlin Hoover, John Blot
tenberg and Raymond Hammaker.
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Sue Sparrow.
Section Obs is one of the leading
sections in the matter of school
banking. This section averaged
ninety-four and three-fourths per
cent membership in the school sys-
tenn and yesterday the other mem
bers pledged themselves to start the
saving habit next week. The Sec
ton is working hard to become the
first one hundred per cent thrift
section.
At a recent special activity period
Section SB-2 held an election of
class officers. The officers elected
are: President, Edwin Paul; vice.
president Paul Ferry: secretary,
May Rynard; assistant secretary,
Helen Jacoby; treasurer, Donald
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Arbegast; captain for boys, Harry
Mace; lieutenant for boys, Charles
Goodyear; captain for girls, Francis
Peters; lieutenant for girls, Eliza
beth Hatton; parliamentary critic,
Irwin Erb: assistant parliamentary
critic, Francis Phillips; watch your
speech critic, Walter Dietrich; as
sistant watch your speech critic,
Mae Pugh; reporter to Edison
Guard, Don Nissley.
Yesterday was q real election day
for Section Obs. During the home
room activities the section carried
an election for home room officers
and school traffic squad. In the lat
ter case they voted for thirty-two
officers and incidentally the class
election officers learned something
of the task that falls to the lot of
regular election officers. The home
room officers-elect are: President,
Truman Thompson; vice-president,
Leon Neimna; secretary, Dorothy
Long; assistant secretary, Niles
Sewers; class captain for boys, Rus
sell Free; lieutenant for boys, Karl
Barth; class captain for girls, Mary
Collins; lieutenant for girls, Anna
Davis; parliamentary critic, Nathan
Selickson; assistant parliamentary
critic, George Hopkins; watch your
speech critic. Tt eodore Selig: assist
ant watch your speech critic, Mil
dred Kline; reporter to Edison
Guard, Laurence Hess.