Evening star., 1922-03-12
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.

WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
The Wireless Club has many inter
ested members. from whom the fol-
lowing officers were chosen: Oliver
Frank. president: Karl Kellerman.
vice president; Elizabeth Brady. sec
retary and treasurer: May Stabler,
press agent, and Heiman Broidie.
chairman OF library committee: The
assistants for the press work are
Frank Philips and Browne Garnett
and for the library work Olive Chace
and Peter Wells.
The meetings will be held every
Friday afternoon. but code practice
will take place Mondays and Tues
days. At every fourth meeting the
up-to-date radio magazines will be
appointed Browne Garnett and Fran
els Mosely as the electrical commit
tee.
tive in improving the conditions
around Western. This committee has
taken over the task Of clearing the
halls of students while classes are in
session. of obtaining the students
daily programs and Of aiding the
Home and School Association in its
membership drive.
The latest plan Of the committee is
that Of having assemblies every other
Wednesday. The program for each
assembly will be under the supervi-
sion of one Of the associations Of the
school.
The members of the student COM
mittee are Helen Newman, Wolcott
Shea, Margaret Reese, Otis Turner.
Robert Armstrong, Homer Thomas,
Maurice Hoffman, Robert Lamb. John
Hazel. William Brown. John Kent. Ell
len Stuart, Alfred May. Perry Gard.
Dorothy Arnold, Frances Pace, Carl
Woerner. Jessie Adkins, Lyle Foun-
tain, Margaret Balm, John Baird and
Oliver Frank.
The cleanup campaign of the Civic
Association will be conducted before
instead of after the corridor walls
have been painted by the Home and
School Association. This is due to
the fact that the painting will not
be finished until it is too late to
carry on the campaign.
An interesting program marked the
initial meeting of the Pianists' Club,
held Monday. Muriel Hoage gave an
Illustrated talk on Grieg and his
as follows: Chopin's "Mazurka," by
Ann Keliher; Grieg's "Papillon." by
Evelyn Baum; Mendelssohn's Spring
Song" by Julia Harnesberger; Liszt's
"Liebestraume." by Helen Clark:
Rubenstein's "Kammenoi Ostrow," by
by Airline Gilbert. At each meeting
the club plans to have a talk on one
of the best known composers and a
violin, vocal or cello solo in addi-
ton to the regular program. Ellen
Stuart has consented to play 1.-THE
Legend" by Bohm. at the next meet
ing, March 20. Membership is open
to all students who have had or are
taking major music.
play Love Letters" at the Y. W.
c. A. March 1s at pm. The cast is
composed of the following people:
Ray Wilson. the bride; Dorothy
Smith, English riding girl; Ruth Cox.
F street vamp; Martha Macatee.
sweet sixteen; Marjorie Smith,
Dorothy vincell, young widow, and
Orme Libbey, the hero. Dahcing
and refreshments will follow the
play. Costumes will be loaned
through the courtesy of Jelleff's store.
The Chess Club, one of the newest
organiza tions of Western, held its
first meeting and elected as officers.
Charles Carrico, president: Marshall
Hunt. vice president; Louis Carmick.
secretary. and Maurice Hinman.
The regular meetings are to be held
every Tuesday at 1890, in room 1T,
but the players will also come to-
gether for practice every afternoon.
The most capable players will enter
the tournaments with other clubs.
rolled at present and the club prom
ises to be very active.
The admission fee Of 25 cents
will be used to purchase the
boards and men for the players, the
regular dues Of the club being s
cents.
The cadets are now the proud own
ers of new Springfield rifles.
The Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
Club. which meets every Friday af-
ternoon, is an informal club and does
not have officers. The members of
this club show a great deal of talent
and will take an active part in the
assembly that will be given under the
direction of the music clubs.
The last meeting of Ell Espejo
Espanol was an interesting one. be-
cause three of the talented alumnae,
club. assisted in the entertaining.
Theresa Pyle, besides singing Span
ish song, gave a. clever Whtstltng
solo; Dorothy Manning played piano
selection and Corita Hunter, wearing
a Spanish costume, did a fancy Span
ish dance A Spanish play entitled
"Al Criado Astuto" was given by the
following members of the club: Anne
Gleason, Billie Cass and Charles Ry-
land.
SHAW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
Several parents have asked the do
mestic art department of the Shaw
I,,rior EJioh School fo conduct a special