Evening star., 1922-04-02
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.

The subject of Mrs E. P Helmicks
talk to the Civic Association Monday
was People" A very interesting ac-
count was given of her experiences
with the people of the Philippine
Islands and the mountaineers of our
own country.
After Mrs. Helmick's address, the
officers for next term were nominated,
as follows: President, John Hazel.
Charles Walker and Peter Wells;
lotte Terrell and Madeline Jones; sec
retary. Helen Newman and Edythe
Buckler; sergeant-at-arms, Basset
Thudgeon. Perry Gard and William
Browning.
A challenge from Central for a
match to be held either April or 10
has been accepted by the Girls Rifle
Club. Eleanor Earro1l, Rachel Will
son and karle Heurich will be thra
of the six girls to compete.
The Dramatic Society appointed a
committee consisting of Alva Daugh-
ton. Elizabeth Brady. Lucy Taylor
and Louis Robertson to arrange the
next program
Hall, two of Westerns talented sing
ers. who passed the vocal test, were
admitted to the Glee- Club. Sally Fin
ney was elected first vice president
in the place of Evelyn kidwell, who
graduated in February.
The orchestra is now working hard
on the music for the spring play.
a matinee and supper at the Y. w.
c. A. were enjoyed by the Soangetaha
members Tuesday. At present the
girls are perfecting the plans for the
assembly that they will direct We'd
nesday. Although it is girl club,
the program is being made to inter-
est boys as well as girls.
Westerns Alumni Association has
reorganized and chosen the following
officers: President. Blaine Mallon. 10;
first vice president. Teresa karger,
~; second vice president. Charles
Tenwick, is; secretary, Elmer Stew
art, '0S; treasurer, Harry X. Pimper,
'9S.
W's and numerals were presented
to the basket ball girls at the assem-
ly held last Wednesday. The numer-
ais were given to the championship
senior team, while the letters went
to the star players from all teams.
Miss Meyers. the athletic coach.
spoke of the success of the season
and also explained to the boys that
it was by no means easy for a girl
to win a school letter. since sports
manship, scholarship and school citi-
Zenship are considered and must be
found unquestionably before a Wv"
is awarded. Following this eXplana-
ton. Miss Taylor. member of the
faculty, who has not missed one of
the games, told some interesting
facts about the series and praised the
excellent craftsmanship that was
prevalent throughout the season.
Judith Barnes, the business manager.
ship captain. also praised the seasons
work and thanked the teams for the
support that made the past season
the most interesting one that can be
remembered.
Numerals were presented by Miss
Newman. Frances Bethel, Wilmoth
Doyle, Eleanora Barroll. Margaret
Reese. Virginia Fuller, Edythe Buck
ler and Gertrude Bliss. VS. were
given to Judith Barnes, business man
ager. and the star players. Helen
Newman, wilmoth Doyle. Eleanora
Barroll, Edythe Buckler. Frances
Bethel and Gertrude Bliss on the
senior team: Margaret Balm. captain !;
Helen Wasson, Mary Griffith. Selma
Irving, on the junior team. and Hen
rietta Owens. captain; Rachel Will
son, Edna Kelley. Peggy Berry and
Karla Heurich. on the sophomore
team. Nancy Wesson, a senior, and
Katherine Nesbitt. junior, whose in
juries received in the Knickerbocker
dCClOenI prevented tueHl lTOIH pay
ing during the rest of the basket ball
season. were awarded ''W's" by a
vote from the school.
According to a new rule, white
"W's" are to be awarded as honorary
letters but will not entitle the owner
to membership in the "W"~Club. Sue
Birnie and Mary Bradley, freshman
players. were given honorary 'W's."
Miss Gardner. another member of
the faculty, spoke of base ball. which
she considers the sport of sports. and
urged girls from the upper classes to
como out for it. -.