The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-06
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e1Al to The Richmond virginian.
nsrlckaburg, Va, March S.
~ ~ = preventive against "fu''
HMeAOOl has been under quarantine
~ past SIX weeks. While there
been much sickness in the couri-
An4 noAny cases reported In
xan1eurS. DR.. Smith. the schooi
1C1nA mates that there have been
q the scnooi mp to the pres
&1Da. The administration con-
&kMln&D4 the students upon their
~ ana cooperation In following
ee4nl0 the rules laid down by the
49, lizard Of health
Among various Aynuscmcnts I'm
eovieed for the students while shut
A@ u delightful surprise party. got
&u IN By President and Mrs. Chand~
NJ. and assisted by Misses Walters,
NopIes, Matthias, Perrin. Roberts and
~. Cook was given on "Wednesday
etening. With Mr.. Chandler acting
M2 master OF ceremonies, the program
4tAa AZ follows:
Taking journey winners 4@fef'
Cook and Miss wheel.
Blindfolaed prize fight. winner, Miss
knnte Moore.
Indoor Olympic games, winners and
&vents: Discus, Miss Elizabeth Moore;
shot put, Miss Clara LacrosS; Gghl
xope. Prof. Young; relay, Miss Meme
ne: 100 yard dash. Miss Dorothy
NDurNtte; broad jump and bean bag
Mthrow, Miss Madelstne Coe; and pin
Ming shamrock. Miss Mary Henshaw.
.AH students Joined in paying feaih-
MxM.
Fancy dancing. Misses Esther We
q tnyss and Margaret Lencke.
Dancing accompa MED by the school
s.xoo jazz orchestra" completed the
prograna. The orchestra is as fol-
lows. piano, Miss Bass: drum, Miss
guitar A-iss Crtsrnond; oboea-
EMMisses Bryan and Moncure; saxo-
phones, Misses Young and Marian
ENFletcfer: spatulas, Prot. Tynsr; xyio-
pbone, Miss Fannie Moore; mandolin.
Miss Pauline Fles1her. The orchcs-
EtrA was voted to be q scream" Re-
&frGSsnents
The midweek chapel service was
Esdevoted 20 a school sing and this
form Of program has proved go sue
NJ ressfui, that it will be repeated. The
b variety and interest in chapel pro-
S grams has been one of the delight
lul features Of the school year.
- school has recently purohased
Esn showing picture machine, and in The
ii future entertainments Of this char
arter will be a regular ffaturfe of
school life The school Will be on
M9A regular film circuit, and Aims Of
Z eaucatianal, Instructive, and enter
fnining character Will be given recu-
lAriy. The administration, believing
ESsin proper use Of good moving pictures
has Incorporated this idea into the
Il school program, They will also be
M used as part Of the extension work
recently inaugurated By the school
The recent bulletins announcing the
commerciai teacI1er training course
and the summer school, and the
# Alumni Letter have been in such de-
fnand that additional copies have
had 10 be printed.
The Alurnnae Service bureau. re
k GENTLY organized, will render service
- afunnae of Fredericksburg Nor
NAL school in answering inquiries re-
@ Earding school problems and giving
expert advice on any school matters.
@ The bureau will also assist alumnae
no secure better positions wherever
N possible, and they should communi~
cate their needs TO this bureau.
q The extension bureau has been or
gained to assist teachers, schools.
md community leagues in whatever
way possible They will furnish lee
&1ures In series, or for special occa-
The school possesses lanterns
IN both for slides and moving pictures.
Inquiries may be addressed to this
|A bureau-
LIT. W. d. Dung fT the Faculty
EFT for a lecture tour before high
Nchooi leagues in Petersburg, Suffolk
Norfolk, Portsmouth. Newport News
and Hampton, where he will deliver
seizures on The Calling of the
Ieachers.' ana The r ace Of Train
led Teachers in the School System"
Miss Charlotte Peoples. of the
j English department on Monday de-
40 atvered a lecture before the Freder-
ickEburg Literary club on IAN APP
precia ton of the Poetry OF Wads-
Worth.''
The senior class book IL well un-
Ter way and the seniors have under
AIKEN TO earn one thcusan3 dollars
HOward defrayiug the expenses. The
under the direction Of the facul-
NY committee, Misses Matthias, Per-
lin and Straughn promises to he one
the most interesting year books
Ever put out by III :a-s-itution.
Miss Roberts, the faculty leader
Rates. Misses Cora Waugh, Madelaiuo
Zoe. Lucy Cosby. CorAeila HoEe. Es-
her Young, Anita Pepmeire Tucker
S$aryau, attended the Student Volun-
#Der convention In Richmond on FRI
RSfny and Satur day
Miss Starkem. the head Of the
none. spent the Weekend IN Rich
1oond.
Mr.. Anderson. Of the eocial Edn-
4M43on magazine, recently visited the
nAocl and gave n reading before
FCf. Tyner's class on his latest novel
The Blue Moon