Evening star., 1921-11-06
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.

An art club has been organized AT
Western High School for the purpose
of promoting interest in the art de-
partment OF the Breeze. student pub
lication. and the yearbook. Officers OF
the club elected Tuesday are: Jesse
Adkins, president, and Harry Sherry
vice president
The bows rife team has gotten under
way, practice being held every M0n-
day. "Wednesday and Friday. ine
boys. with last years eXper1enceih M nan hays avs
are enthusiastic and ready to learn.
Hard work will be entaiied. as tne
sLnuol insignia will be awarded oniy
in the event Of the teams wlnn1ms
the Championship. With the famous
.rWestern spirit behind 1t, the school
is conf.den. that its team will go across.
With , glorious record behind them
70 unhoJd' Westerns three cadet COM
panies should go over the TOP WIN
"snap" and pep this year: TINS Is
the first time in the schools history
that Western his ha<a>A pattai.on "a
rrhe three companies at western are
Company II, commanded by Capt:
Robert Lamb, who was first sergeant
Of II" Company last year; Company
x, which is under the ccmma Gnu OF
Capt. John Hazel. last year MS. o
OF
Oany, which has Capt William Woi-
'ntt Shea leading it. Capt. Shea was
lieutenant IT. L Company iaSt yea
me s.~und IN COMMAND OF conI
pany's championship war game teain.
and last summer he was n sergeant
in NJ Company OF the ."citizens mill
1ary training camps at. Camp Meade.
che honor of major .of Westerns
1st Battalion goes to Maurice HOT,
man, last years first lieutenant OF n
Company.
A closely contested hockey game
between the Seniors and the Juniors
at Western Thursday ended with
score of 8 to | in favor OF tne ,ennrs Sen1ors
Through the efforts OF ,Eleanoia
Barrol, the speedy left wing, the
l,aIl was kept in the Juniors; territory
in the first quarter. She scored.
goal at the beginning OF the second,
which reused the Juniors, and 1or dne
remainder of the quarter the pal
rtayed in the Seniors ground. After
the second bully. in the third quarter,
the Juniors kept the Ball almost In
the goal, which was hardly visible
during. their heavy bombardment ine
Seniors made another goal, and the
game ended with tha ball In the neid
Of the Juniors. Eleanora Barrolfs
spectacular plays were made possible
by the excellent teamwork OF the
winning team.
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with twenty-five girls shooting
Thursday and as many on the pre-
csd;ng' Monday the girls rifle team
at Western will have a representative
number from which to choose the
best iSSKarla Heurich has made the
highest score SO far, with Hazel Crist
e. close second. Margaret Reese. the
manager, is assisted by Lee Hamif-
ton, another one of the good shots.
A one-sided open debate on the
Irish question was held at a meeting
Of the Western High School Debating
Society, Wednesday,, when Kenneth
Abrams opened the debate in favor
Of the Irish, and Boston Hunt followed
in favor of the English. All the menu
pers supported Mr.. Hunt, and prac-
tically no opposition was made. This
10 rather unusual, as last year the So
ciety had a very spirited open debate
on the same subject This is partly
explained, however, by the fact that
n good many of the debaters of last
year have graduated.
The society is divided Into three
standing committees, whose chairmen
are as follows: Membership. Russell
Jewel; publicity. Margaret Reese, and
program, Van Moseley. Tho society
has an able president In Perry Gard.
with Helen Newman, vice president;
Elizabeth Dol sey, secretary, and Rob-
ert Lamb, treasurer.