Evening journal., 1921-12-09
NEWS GOSSIP
. \ OF new CASTLE
Coach Named TO Take
Charge of Girls Basket
ball Team
LARGE LIST OF
HONOR PUPILS
.,a.,., - rhe rvening Journal.

MN AAAf0A LII 49,
b,1weelxly session Of the Board of
Eaucation last evening Jesse A. Nc
,<-v was elected chief coach for the
girls basketball team OF the high
school. The varsity basketball team
ana the management informed the
hoard through Prof. snavely, super
iT,tendent, that the girls could use
the opera House one night each
week. and they would discontinue
practicing one night each week
president Holiday reported he
had complied with the instruction
OF the board and communicated
With Council concerning the alleged
irsanitary condition OF the gutter
on Third street in front Of NO.
h,rlding. The board claimed the
fault was the construction Of the
street. which is badly in need OF re-
nafrs. that the water remained In
that section and did not run on
on the recommendation OF Prot
snavely the board decided That tne
SUPERINTENDENT should have power
10 suspend any pupil who openly
Violates any OF the rules or regu-
lafions OF the school. The superin-
tendent shall Immediately commu-
nsoate the suspension to the board
ana after hearing both sides OF the
case. the board will set the penalty
that shall be paid by the suspended
nupil. Jacob II. Speicher recon-
nended that all pupils OF the nrst
ave grades should be dismissed at
one-half hour before the higher
GRADES and high school students.
After considerable discussion the
matter was deferred until the next
meeting OF the board.
The treasurer OF the High School
Athlete Association submitted his
report The board decided It was
rot explicit enough and Prof. Snave-
" was instructed to return same
with instruction for fuller ac-
counting. AS the board has gone
on record as standing responsible
FOR any indebtedness incurred that
the association was unable to meet,
they feel accounting should be made
bi-weekly.
The management OF the basket
BAH team requested permission to
klNt IN Aul III Jill RAa Aoh~t '@ANN- N~-~
Of their games In the opera House.
The board granted permission for
the conducting OF two dances at any
time agreed upon by the association
and the athletic committee OF the
caeulty. The junior class also re-
uuested the privilege OF conducting
dances to assist in the financing OF
the junior promenade next spring,
Action in the latter was deferred.
on Recommendation OF Prof
sn&xely a new Remington typewriter
was ordered purchased TO cost not
more than $40.
A copy OF a resolution adopted by
the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Of
Free Masonry OF the Northern Ma
sonic Jurisdiction, u. S. A. at their
October 27 meeting in Wilmington
wss read and ordered spread on the
minutes.
The resolution placed the order on
record as declaring the free public
school the greatest unifying and as
Stimulating factor in developing de-
mocracy in the United States.
That it regards the free public
schools as the bulwark OF the State
and nation and that 1t must be pre-
served under the sole dominion and
direction OF the State. without inter
ference by any other influence, polit-
lca1 or ecclesiastical.
'',That it endorses the department
Of Education measure known as the
demonstrating bill, now pending
before congress, that II proclaims it'
boiler in the free and compulsor,
education OF children in public schoo
n which the English Language, with
out regard to race or creed. as tn
only sure foundation for the pro
tection and preservation OF our FIRE
lnsiitutions
terhat the Holy Bible should b
present In each class room and por
lion OF the same should be read eacl
day without comment"
Prof. snavely presented the fol
lowing list Of names as pupils OF tn
school entitled to honorable men
Ho1 because Of the attendance an
record:
High schooI-Grace Cable. Mil
ared Currinder. Mabel Gullett, Eliza
beth Jones. Mary Miller. virgini
Newlove. Frances Sheridan. Arcadi
smith, Cuthbert Bridgewater. Frit
Pfrommer. Rose Cooper. John To
man. Harriet Marsh. Lillian Proud
Harold Bannar. Paul Strimple, Helel
Diehl. Gladys Maloney.
Eighth Grade-William Kirk. For
st<Hamilton. Henry Lester, william
Gebhart. Dallas Abbott. Albert John
son. Merritt Savon. Harry Ions
Hilna Rash. Carrie Atkinson, Mar
garet snavely, Margaret Moor,
Mary Blackburn. Elsie Wipf, France
Reese. Adelaide Davidson. Margue er
itet currinder, Alice Loveless. Rut
W0helme. Vivian Moyle, Elsie Dit,
Lila Johnson. Mary Harrison, Marth
Rossell and Mary Burris.
Seventh Crade-Ella Burris. Iul
Freeman. Gladys Clymer, Elizabet
Hardy Elizabeth Hemphill, Rut
farrell, Ethel Marsh. Gertrude MI
iers Marion Moody. Elsie Sudhan
Evelyn Webb, Paul Bicking, Char
les Cannon, Frank Carrow. Williai
Cooper. Roger cranston, Claud
Haman. Harold Hobbs. Thomas Ho
somo, Clyde Moyle. Earl Scott an
Dafs6 Stewart.
sixth Grade-Clay Bridgewate
sladys Clayton. Harley clymer, Ele,
nor, cramer. Ethel Ford, Franc
Sehhart. John Jeandell, Chester NJ
Knit, Elizabeth Megginson. Howai
AiIirr, Arvilla Newton. Emma Rec
Thomas Rees. Keith Rodney, Catl
srine Tindle. Charles Whiteside.
Fffth Grade--Martha Shaw, Ele