Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-03-26
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President James Whelan of the
Junior Glass has appointed the Junior
Prom" committees for the affair
which will be held in the gymnasium
Friday evening, May 6, by the class
of 90
They are as follows: Decorating
| Committee Theresa Marini, chair
man; E. Brown, M. Uydyke, A. Lee
clerq, M. Becker. Working Committee
H. Martens, chairman; o. Lueders,
Nelson Wicks and K Hourigan. Music
Committee = Ethel Smith, chairman;
F. kirmayer, H. Ansel. Reception Com
mittee-W. Mcdonald, Willis Clayton
Refreshment Committee-R. Mast, r.
Houk and J. Malsman
The captains of the Senior teams
for the interclass games are: Girls
Cecilia Mccarthy; Boys Morris
ReSineck.
The captain of the Junior boys team
is Herman Martens.
The SOphomores have elected Helen
Sikorsky captain of their girls team
and Leroy Heck the boys captain.
The Freshman class girls captain
is Emily Marini and the boys captain
is Erwin Arlitz.
Miss Michigan gave a test to her
shorthand class on Monday. All re-
ceived high marks-Maybe!
> Mrs. Mccullough intends to take
her music classes and some others in
terested in music over to the opera
Madame Butterfly" some day next
week.
Girls of the Junior class met with
Miss Jones, the class advisor, on Fri
day afternoon to work on decorations
for the Junior Prom.
The arithmetic games played by the
commercial arithmetic classes came to
close last week with the Army and
Boston teams tie for the lead. Army
won the first of series of games to
deide the leadership.
The cast of the Operetta met in
the Assembly Hall on Wednesday aft
ernoon and they rehearsed the entire
first act.
Regular orchestra rehearsal was
held on the direction of MRS. McCul-
Tough in the Auditorium on Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Junior orchestra met in the
Auditorium on Monday afternoon. All
of the members attended the practice.
Hedbert Hershler, the local south
paw who is to leave for the southern
training camp soon. is going to give in
struction to the pitching candidates
of the high school team before he
leaves Grantwood.
The prospect for a good baseball
team this year are bright. The fol-
lowing are left of last years team
and are back at school and form a
splendid nucleus for the nine this
spring: Corriston, captain; McDon-
aid, Borrelli, Houk, Giantonio, Whelan,
and Castellano.
Manager Joseph Whelan announces
his schedule is filled, the schedule will
be printed in next weeks edition of
the PaliSadian.
The Freshman boy team easily de-
feated the st. Joseph's team in the
local gym on Monday afternoon. Ar
litz and Wilson starred for the
FreShieS.
Tonight at the local high school
gym the Varsity and Alumni basket
ball team, will clash in the annual
game. 1t surely will be hummer as
both the students and the Alumni are
already claiming the honors.
The game is being played as bene-
fit game for the school paper the
"Flambeau." which because of the
high price of printing is in need OF
funds. Therefore no Athletic Asso-
citation tickets will be honored.
The usual spirit is expected to be
shown by the members of the Alumni,
as they are expected to burn up the
town if they defeat the highly touted
Varsity team which was the first in
the history of the school admitted to
the State Championship Tournament
conducted by the State Athletic Asso-
citation.
The school boys and their many
rooterS are sure that the Alumni will
have TO play championship caliber of