Evening star., 1922-10-22
NOTES, GOSSIP AND NEWS
OF SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Eastern Holds Initial Cadets Compel
Drin-Wason Normal Paper Published-C U. Library
Gets Valuable Set of Books-Co1ege Gibbs Meet.

follow this fad. The decision of the
Judges was almost unanimous for
the negative, as only One-and that
one a member of the male seX-cast
his vote in the affirmative.
The Business High School Bank Is
in full operation under the supervi-
sion of the new staff, and is doing a
The present number of depositors is
around 1,SOO and it is the goal of
the bank staff to boost that number
far over the 1000 mark. The staff
is composed of the following officers:
Dorothea Wassman, president; Con-
stance Fogle. vice president; Lee
Haskinson. cashier: Orris Webb. as
sistant cashier: Ethel Baker, teller;
Roberta Hopkins, head bookkeeper;
Max Dinkin, assistant bookkeeper;
Robert Riley, assistant bookkeeper;
Fred Booth, runner.
The boys of section sci. which is
rookie cadet section, propose soon to
enter the dramatic arena. They are
planning to entertain the school with
an "All Halloween, by All Boys" 1t
has been decided to produce one of
the forty-seven Harvard Workshop
plays called Two Crooks and
Lady" All stage management. cos
tune management and business VIII
be transacted by the boys. Try-outs
for parts are being held now under
the supervision of the Dramatic Club,
and much interest is being shown in
the venture.
The Business High School Glee
Club organized this year with to-
tai of one hundred members, among
whom are number OF students pos
sessing unusual vocal talent. The
club is under the direction OF the
president: CLIFTON Clarridge. vice
president; Doris Myers. secretary:
Clarence Clarridge. treasurer; Ber-
nice Brewer, librarian.
On Friday. October 13. the Balance
Sheet staff participated in the first
of it's social events. A crowd of edl-
tors and reporters hustled out to
Cabin John to take part in weiner
roast and marshmalloW toast. Ihe
picnic was such success that every
one is looking forward with eager
ness to the next number on its social
program.
The Business High School Dramatic
Club is making rapid progress. The
officers elected last year have as
sumed their duties and with the as
SiStance of the faculty advisers have
established requirements which Will
tend to produce high standard or
work. All pupils above the second
semester are eligible to membership.
An amendment was recently made to
the constitution giving first and sec
ond semester students the privilege
of becoming members, provided their
qualifications. which include Spe-
citc amount of private instruction.
are accepted by the faculty advisers
Special note is taken of unusual abil-
ity in vocal music and dancing and
the scholarship average of the indi-
vidual is an important factor. The
faculty advisers of the club are Mrs.
Ashton, chairman: Mrs. Huff and Miss
Eorchardt The officers are Charles
Walker. president; Doris Schultz. vice
PRESIDENT: Margaret Ryan, secretary:
John Main. treasurer.
An appeal was recently made to
the students Council to provide
chairs for the orchestra At present
the members of the orchestra are
forced to borrow chairs from ad-
joining typewriting rooms. which is
not only inconvenient for the orches
ira but works hardship to the
typewriting students.
The Business High School foot ball
team was the victor in 10 game
with Alexandria High. played in
Potomac Park Wednesday. The teams
We're we'll matched and the business
boys had to fight to conquer their
victors of last year.