Evening star., 1922-03-19
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.

The musical organizations OIL " eSl-
ern will conduct the assembly 10 oe
ing made an interesting entertain
ment is anticipated. The program
will include the singing of songs. with
the accompaniment of the Banjo;
Mandolin and Guitar Clubs; ciasslcai
selections by the glee clubs. a double
orchestra, and the last number VIII
be the Introduction of some new
school songs.
Westerns cadet battalion is CRATE
full for the suggestions and correc-
tions made by Col. Wallace NJ. Crafgie
on his visit to school Monday. The
battalion marched over in body to
participate in the brigade parade that
took place Thursday.
The staff of the Westerner consists
of the following journalists. who VIII
assist William Brown. editor-in- CHIEF
Helen Newman, associate editor; Rop'
ert Armstrong. Lucy Tayior; Jessie
Adkins, assistant editors; Carl Woer-
ner, Jessie Adkins, Henry Morgan, art
department.: Carl Woerner. boys ath-
letics; Margaret Balm, girls athletics
Robert Lamb, cadets; Margaret Reese
organizations; Eleanor Foltz humor
Henry Morgan. business manager.
A party in honor of the freshman
girls was given by the Girls w
Club Friday. 1t was the plan of the
"W" girls to get acquainted with their
freshman sisters of the afternoon
school and show them that, although
the school is divided into the two
shift system, it Is not divided In
spirit y.
Judge Kathryn Sellers discussed
the work of the Juvenile Court before
the members of the Civic Associa ton
Monday. The judge had an alternative
audience because many OF the
students had studied civics and were
especially interested in court work.
ary member of the Civic Association
by a unanimous vote.
Leave the World Better Than You
given by Mrs. Susan Alburtis- OF
Wilson Normal School at the meet
ing of the association Thursday. The
preservation Of forests and wild How
ers and the betterment of general
appearance OF Washington was the
gist Of the topic.
, The Western High School Home
and School Association, which was
the scond association of its kind to
be formed in the District, is now the
largest The drive recently con-
Quoted raised the membership to $50
The schedule for the series Of as
semblies that are to be given under
the direction of the school organisa-
90; Friendship Club, April 8; Spanish
Club, April IL; Debating Club. April
26; Dramatic Association, May 10;
French Club, May "a, and the Science
clubs. June Z.
Billie Cass, chairman Of the last
Spanish Club meeting. has travelled
through Spain and was able to con-
duct the members on an imaginary
tour through that country. Another
interesting feature of the meeting
was the telling of jokes in Spanish.
The essentials of wireless were ex-
planned by Miss Wallace, the physics
teacher, at a meeting Of the Radio
Club Friday.
"The Florist Shop" was given
before the Dramatic Association at
the meeting, which took place at the
home of Mrs. Foster Balm. The cast
bers of the club: Ellen Stuart.
Katherin Spencer, Orme Libby. John
Dawson and Elwood Simpson. The
play could not be presented in the
school because of the new fire regu-
lations.
The cast for the spring play. Sheri-
dams "Rivafs," is as follows: Helen
Wesson, Lydia Languish; Sally Fin
ney, Julia: Mary Griffith, Mrs. Mala-
prop; Margaret Balm, Lucy; Seibert
strayer. Capt, Absolute; orme Libbey.
strong, Bob Acres; Ellwood Simpson,
Fag; Lewis Hester. David; Otis
Turner, Sir Anthony Absolute. and
William Scott, Falkland.