The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-13
HORACE MANN SCHOOL.

The Dramatic Club OF Horace Mann
School for Boys. New York city, gives
an entertainment Friday evening. May
9, at the school. Music will be furnished
by the Glee Club and Mr.. Mulholland
will exhibit his magic art The enter
tainment will be followed by dance.
On the evening of May 2 the Mannikin
Dance, celebrating the conclusion of
writing for the Man,hkin for the year.
will be held at the dormitory. Refresh
ments will be served.
Friday morning the Mandolin Club
played Till We Meet Again before the
assembly.
Monday morning the honor" roll was
read, III boys being mentioned. eighteen
Of these having four or more honore.
Honor" means 80 per cent. or over In
subject.
The following is the Horace Mann
baseball schedule for the season of 1919:
April IL, Trinity, home; IS, Mount YER
non, home 10, Irving. home; %, Mar
quand. home; %. Morristown, away :;
May .. Dwight, home 3. Hackley, home;
3, Alumni. home 10i n. Y. NJ. A, home:
lG, Yonkers home II, Peekskill ". A.
away: 20, De La Sale. home; %. Berke-
ley-Irving home "a. c. G. y. Y. fresh
men, home 81, Mohegan Lake, away.
The officers of II. NJ. team are Rob
ert Pulleyn, 'l9. captain: NJ. Brown,
coach: Fred Tinker, 10. manager Theo-
dore Turney. go. assistant manager.
On Tuesday morning all classes met
with their advisers.
on Thursday the sixth form English
debated upon The League Of Nations"
Affirmative, Hetzler and Lemeden; neg
alive. Pulleyn and Mozez.
Mr. Warren, formerly teacher OF
mathematics at the school and since his
release from the army assistant to the
executive staff is severing his connec-
ton with the school in order 10 accer'
the prncipalship of the Marduand School
Of Brooklyn. Mr.. Warren leaves mani
warm friends behind him. both in tn
faculty and student body, who wish him
success in his new field. Mr.. Warren |
a graduate OF Bowdou.
The novels written by the classes In
| second form English under Mr. Rogers
were completed last week. At each meet.
| ing boy OF the class was called upon
TO give synopsis OF the novel to date,
| then the author Of the succeeding chap
| ter read his production to the class
| This chapter was criticised by the class
the secretary OF the author taking note
OF all corrections. The best writer's We're
| chosen for the opening and closing chap
| ter OF each novel.
! thors of the chapters as written are 4:
Native Gold" a treasure story, Foster.
Rothsch.ld, Bonsal. Taylor Sampson,
Curtin, Rice letter, Eiseman, Carpenter,
Lynch, Reno. 1.-THE Reckoning" Ger
man Spies in America. Cole. Herri!ch.
| Woodward. Crane, Goldstone, Rau, Muir
ply, RohriCh. Quinn, Williams. Lemon,
Peierls. Kauffmann. The Curio shop"
a detective story. Bowers, French.
Strayer. Langevin. Sternberg, Miller. De
Wolf Cleaning Up the High Graders"
n story of mining life. BurTs, Baer
Jackson, LIndenmeyr Siesel, Lambeth,
g. Noble. "a Voyage TO Mars EXton,
Bondy, Riggs, Long, Cohn-Mer,m
E-53,' German submarine story,
Schnitzcr, w. Noble, Enrich, Fa,k, Bost-
wick Davies. Cordes.
After the novels are edited hy the
committee for grammatical errors each
division will edit its own novel for
unity. II IL then planned to have the
novels mimeograp hed, 90 that Il type
written copy may he retained BY each
member OF the class
The two novels representing the most
interesting and even work are THE
Curlo SHOP and "a Voyage to Mars"
The boys in this work have not only
learned a lot about writing. but have
through their intense interest IN their
subject picked up a fund OF valuable in
formation. This method OF teaching
English Is surely bringing out whatever
native talent the boys have for writing,