Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-27
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

The new Varsity Clup ecdIIl Z"
reality Friday afternoon when all the
| p~ossessors of the coveted Y. A"
met in Room 101. Nathaniel Cohen,
vice president of the class OF 70,
member Of varsity football team and
manager of the track team was chos-
en- chairman and he addressed h
boys, stating the aims and purposes
of the new organization.
According to Mr.. Cohen, the prime
factor in organizing of this club, the
highest aim is the promotion o.
scholarship among the athletic rae
tion of the school and the bringing
about of Official recognition by the
school Of the various teams In the
field of athletics. A committee con-
sistine Of Ray Carbon, Howard Dc
key. Henry Westcott and Eugene
Mullen was selected to draw up a
| constitution for the newly born
school society. The faculty advisor
is Professor W. W. Ramsey of the
mathematics department. Mr.. Ram
sey is a man capable of the position
as he was an all around athiete IN
his high school days and while at
Lafayette College was a t per-
former. with high standards for a
guide and suitable faculty supervl-
sion the new addition to the
number of school clubs should De q
great success.
some schools have clubs covering
every course Of study offered in n
institution such as English, history,
| Spanish, French, science, commercial
music. mathematics and art CLUBS.
Although there are a few SUCH CLUBS
| n would be indeed a delight to see
majority of these clubs organized. All
societies are for the advancement
| Of the school and school spirit n
without doubt the faculty wouia
| heartily endorse movements OF this
| sort.
| Tomorrow afternoon in the AUDITOR
fum in the observance OF ThanKsglV-
ing Day on Thursday.
The mathematics and commercial
departments are in charge OF n
entertainment which Will consist Oh
q playlet.
Secrecy surrounds the moves OF
the faculty in preparation for the
"Classic Of the Century" on De-
cennher the goth. The attendance
81 this event will rival the Dempsey
Carpentier settoe in Jersey City.
while the clash itself will remind
The spectators Of the crossing OF the
Rhine Of Julius Caesar. According
TO sinside dape'' the faculty will
lnrove a surprise to their pupils. Sew
eral one-time university stars VIII
take an active part In making the
| occasion a success.
The Junior class is bending all Ell
| sorts toward making their hrst al.
| fair Of the year q Christmas dance"
| q success, Tickets are now on SAFE
and are going fast. Calman Doons
A picture of the football team
| will he taken Wednesday. Watcn
for IL in an early edition OF this
paper, when records, data. ETC., VIII
be given.
At the close Of chapel exercises
Thursday Principal Edgar h Klein
hans brought out the TACT That the
students a. an entire Dody did not
appreciate the things done FOR them
by the faculty and the expense the
faculty has to carry out the pro-
iects. He also said that II the stu
dents continued to be restless dur-
ing chapel exercises they would not
be able to hear any speakers, sing
srs or have any form Of entertain
ment during chapel exercises. Dur
Ing the radio concert" given under
the auspices of the Radio Club OF
the local high school the students
were restless and did not. seem to
| take any special interest in whether
IL succeeded or not Mr. Kleinhans
also said that II necessary chapel