Evening star., 1922-11-05

whose duties are numerous and Ins,tvr
much responsibility. She is accountable
for the procuring OF subscriptions
throughout the entire school, the proper
filing o. the cards and the keeping Of
final records as far as subscriptions are
concerned. The circula ion manager is
assisted by three r1oor leaders, who in
turn keep in touch with all section
agents. and it is due TO the utiring ef-
forts of Anna Ehrhardt that the sub
scription lists are large enough to make
possible a high school publication in
magazine form.
Tuesday marked the presentation Of
a Halloween entertainment such as has
never before been held in the school.
Section 81. rookie cadet section,
entertained the upper semesters with
real Halloween. The first number on
the Program was a spoo.l cance charac-
'masked Halloweenors. with their
deafening noises and the sound of ten
cent Store junk and kitchen ware. This
dance was followed by the one-act play,
Two CROOKS and a Lady" which de-
picted a battle between two prot ofessionai
crooks and the wit CT n helpless old in
valid. for the possession OF valuable
jewels. The cast was composed of the
following boys: Earl G. 1.eip. Leonard
j.. Shackleford. Albert Harris. Lewis
Wolfe, Paul Hodgkins and Brian Dono-
van. The actors exhibited unusual
dramatic ability. and he play was
splendidly presented The entertain
ment was managed by Earl Lem and
Leonard Shacklefor1 and directed by
Mrs. Ashton and Mrs. Butts.
The Girls Auxiliary of Business.
which has for it's purpose the promo
tion of the general social conditions
of the school. made its debut Friday
in an Assembly for the ambitious
girl" Josephine Clendening. Pauline
Fass. Margaret Foley and Doris
Schultz read and explained the con-
stitution. The executive committee is
composed of these four girls and
Helen Murphy.
Mr.. Parkinson, who spoke on behalf
of the military committee, gave an in
spring talk in connection with the
splendid work this organization plans
TO undertake for the cadets. The sec
ond phase of this assembly was dis
cussed at length by Miss Bradshaw,
who made a special appeal to the girls
for their cooperation in keeping high
the standard OF department IN the
school as far as discipline is con-
cerned. Miss Bradshaw also ,em-
eral appearance of the school, and
the part the girls could play in keep
ing the school clean. The much de-
bated subject of dress was discussed
and the suitability of sport clothes
was stressed, as result OF recent
solved, That earrings be abolished
in the schools" was decided in the
affirmative.
Navy day was celebrated in the
Business High School by an assembly
in which IL number of speeches appro-
priate to the occasion were given.
The Glee club contributed several
musical numbers and joined Clarence
Clarridge in the chorus of solo. The
Navy"
The Amikeco Friendship Club of
business is making plans to give
dinner dance at the Y. W. c. y. about
November Il.
ON Friday. the Daniel Webster Club
discussed the following subject: Re
solved. that the Ku kluX Khan be
abolished. Benjamin Moss presided,
and after the principal arguments
were presented by Betikofer and Brill
in favor of the negative and Jacob
and Goldiner In favor of the affirma-
tive, other members of the club dis
rassed the topic. The judges made
their decision in favor of the mega
tNe, and Betikofer was considered the
hact