Evening star., 1921-04-24
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Members of winning teams in the
recent war map games of the Wash
angton High School Cadet Corps will
play an exhibition contest in the
Franklin School tomorrow evening
kt 1880 o'clock. High Army officers
echool officials and parents ana
friends Of the cadets have been in
Hited to attend
/: Fifteen members of the girls bas.
ket ball team Of Eastern High Schoo'
were presented with school. letters
ty Miss Imogene Stockett at an as
: eembly Tuesday. They arg Julis
. DIggins, Ruth Evans. Margaret Park
nan. Dorothy Pyle. Majorie Black
Marion Hall, Mildred Mockabee'
Martha Adkins. Sarah Rohrer, Agnes
Motyka, Catherine Schodk, Ethel
Smith. .Willye Graner was awarded
the captains insignia.
Seven hundred pupils of 4he Love-
Joy School were addressed lat an as
sembly Wednesday by Rev. NJ @.
Cole. a missionary. who recently re-
turned from Zululand, Africa. D. I.
Renfro, principal of the school, pre-
sided
Students of.the old Central High
AmeHcanization School visited the
Congressional Library . Thursday.
They will go to the White House this
coming Wednesday.
Eastern High Schools rifle team de-
feated team from Cent Fal High in a
match at Eastern Wednesday The
score was: Eastern, 4541 Central, 436.
Pupils of the Ross School have
transformed the dump' at 11th and
den with 18S food-pltoducing plots
under way. Teachers Sof the nature
scudy department assisted the chill
dren in this work, and ;plans are now
being made to start anbther garden.
The e. girls of Eastern High
School will organize and elect officers
at meeting at the SC hool tomorrow.
DR.. Frank W. Ballou,, superintendent
of schools. will go to Baltimore this
week for the purpose lof sitting with
board of educators that is sum-
marizing the results OF, a survey made
OF the public school 'system of the
Monumental city. He lis expected to
return once or twice during the week
10 dispose of pressing: administrative
matters.
The I'd Regiment of the Washington
High School Cadet Corps. composed
of companies at Business. Tech. East
crn and tn, Q Street Junior High
school. will se given their initial ex-
tended order drill ON the Ellipse to-
morrow afternoon. The 1st Regiment,
made up of companies at Central and
western. went through these maneu-
Ners for the first time on the Ellipse
Thursday.
DR.. Wallace NJ Yater. assistant
military instructor of the Cadet Corps.
Will present warrants to non-com-
missioned officers of companies at
Eastern High School Tuesday.
Americanization night school classes
at old Central High School, the Hebrew
Alliance House. the Curtis School and
in Georgetown and Schotts place will
remain open during May and June. it is
principal of the Anaertcanization schools
Membership in the Central High
School Alumni Association is expected
to exceed 1,4oo this year.
Company l. of Western High School
carried off the war map games cham
pionship of the High School Cadet Corps
in the final contest last week with Com
pany B of Central. Two bars and a star
will be presented to each of the follow
ing members of the. winning company
as prize: Lieut.. Steward, Lieut.. Shea.
Scrgt. Lamb. Corp. i1osley. Corp Ran
doiph. Corp Murphy Corp. Reeve and
The Merrill Club, of Eastern High
School will give a 8arty and dance in
the drill hall Of the school May at s: 80
pm
Dressmaking cfassss of the American
lzation schools. und1r the direction of
Miss Rode. will give an exhibition of
handwork next mondh. Many beautiful
dresses have been ms de by foreign wom-
tn in these classes.
Shakespeare's "Ty -elfth Night will be
psesented as the spfing entertainment at
Western High Sch ool this year. Re
hearsals Of the play have been con-
Quoted for SEVERAL weeks. The produc-
ton will be given funder the direction of
Miss Gardiner Of the English depart
ment.
Miss Margaret Steurer of Goucher
College addresseE students of Eastern
High School at 3n assembly last week
She spoke on College Opportunities"
Plans are being made by the Alumni
Association of Central High School to
give its annual excursion June IL.
The Wilson Normal School in CO.
oreratIon with t;upt OF Schools Frank
W. BaIIou. began the campaign to re-
son at an ass. tnbly of senior students
of Central High School Tuesday. Miss
Rose Wingatts senior student at the
normal schoolk addressed the Central
girls, on the advantages of the teach
ing profession. Miss Lois Week,
model teacher in the elementary
schools. also spoke on the same topic.
The kindergarten band Of the normal
school. under the direction of Fran
ces Odendahl. rendered a short musi-
cal program. The band is composed
of Roy Rinker. Robert Tolson. Edith
Coleman. William YeNerton. Thomas
German. Beverly Ganding. Eileen Col
lins. William Wood and Jack Stock
ton.
letter commenting the pupils of
the Ross School for their interest in
the lawns and gardens on Girard
street. written by resident on that
street was read to them at an as
sembly at the Wilson. Normal School
Thursday. A silver loving cup was
presented to the Ross School at the
assembly for miniature dining room
suite exhibited at the boys hobby
snow, held at the Y. u. c. A. recently.