The Washington times., 1921-10-23
ACTION CAMERAr
FASCINATES
EASTERN
Harry crandaII Has Film Made
Of Students In Southeast.
Pictures Will Be Shown In
Avenue Grand Theatsr.
By THEODORE sAKs.
n AsTERN HIGH SCHOOL IL


IN AsTERN HIGH SCHOOL Is
In the movies"
Yep, every boy and girl AZ
the southeast school was taken In
moving pictures last week by or
der OF Harry Crandail. The pic
lures are TO be shown at the
Avenue Grand Theater.
The Thrill that comes once In
a lifetime" was felt by many OF
Washington's prettiest girls ana
handsomest boys as they paraded
In front OF the camera lens. The
familiar old Eastern building, 20
dear TO the hearts OF many Dis
trict residents, was taken on these
films which will never die. Many
OF the students thought. a. the
camera man xrinded the crank. OF
the new school which will be
theirs next year.
Most OF the prominent athletes.
who played such fine football
against Central Tuesday. were
taken In the pictures.
CLUB PLANS.
The Girls Glee Club has formu-
lated tentative plans for "Follies
show 10 be given December ] ana z.
Wuhc tuc poy5 pico SiuDsAc hie>"so
plans for a minstrel show, to be
given In January.
The Merrill Club held an initiation
of candidates Friday. The girls OF
the club are now selling candy to
increase their Shack" fund.
The e. III. s. Bank In open for busi-
ness under the direction OF Miss Nj.
B. Hardy. The officers are: Presi-
dent, Rosamond Johnson: vice presi-
dent. Mildred McCauIey; bookkeeper.
Ralph Swingle; runner. Ralph Nestle
The officers of the Senior Friend
ship Club for 1929 are: President.
Eva Lewis: vice president, Julia eau
then; secretary, Donna May Sparks;
treasurer, Winifred Sponsler The
club has about thirty members. A
social party Ia planned for Hal
looween.
The Nina Friendship Club has
elected the following officers for the
year: President. Matte Van Doren;
vice president. Alta Bodenhamer;
secretary, Margaret Loane; treasurer.
Aida Hartranft.
A baby party was given at tho
Y. w. c. A. last Friday. All the
members were dressed as babies. The
girls are sewing for the Central
Union Mission.
Jack Faber. captain of last years
basketball quint. was q visitor at
the school last week. He Is attend
ing University of Maryland.
The Boys Rifle Club has organ
ized for 1922 with the following
officers: Captain, Ivan Krauth; as
sistant captain, w. Armstrong; secre-
tary, c. Schwartz; treasurer, Rex
Carter. The club has about forty
members.
Capt. Edna Mazullo Of the Girls
Rifle Club reports the enlistment OF
several new members from the
Freshman Class. The girls are very
enthusiastic over their prospects OF
matches with the other schools.
Miss Marion Hall Mt the second
practice scored 40 out Of possible
so points.
ORCHESTRA MEMBERS.
A special Athletic Assembly was
held Tuesday morning prior to the
Central game. Mr.. Warner, Coach
Guyon, and Captain Prender gave
talks on the game.
A pocket edition Of the assembly
was given for the benefit Of the
afternoon sections.
The E. III. S. Orchestra, under
the direction Of Mrs. Frank ByTam.
reports the following members:
String Instruments: Bowerso1.
Clayton, Dorsett, Ford. Grabill, CRU
yer, Gosset. Philips. Scull, Schaef-
fer, Snygoski. Thomas. Horns: Col
lier, Dunnigan, Eaton. Fisher. A.
Fisher, Keyes, Lehnert. Tesh.
Drums: Baldwin, Dornin. Dorsey.
Piano: Edna Burrows.