Evening star., 1923-03-25
COLUMBIA JR. HIGH SCHOOL.

| The upper class assembly was held
Wednesday. This was the first as
| sembly of the new school month. The
Junior High School teachers feel that
| the pupils must be urged to do the
best in their power during the rest OF
! the school year. Miss Deal, in her
earnest talk to the children. voiced
| the sentiments of the faculty. Each
boy and girl felt the seriousness of
the assembly, and many made resolves
to achieve more in the remaining
days of the term.
Members Of the S-B rapid advance
section who had completed with Spe
cial credit the work Of the SB grade.
were promoted to the ga grade.
These pupils were complimented on
their achievement. The opportunity
offered this class represents one of
the strongest arguments for Junior
High School organization-the oppor-
tunity to cover the regular course in
less time. The success of this class
should be an inspiration to others.
calling for earnest effort from all.
The English classes. under Miss
Wild. have been studying the milk
supply Of the District. AS a finishing
lesson to the series, the pupils were
taken to see the herd of cows at the
Soldiers Home dairy farm. This herd
has won admiration from many Wis
itors. but none more cordial than the
praise given by the children. The
class considers it a model for other
dairymen to copy. If dairy cattle
were as carefully watched over and
well taken care of in all places, poor
milk would never find its way to city
markets. These young citizens are
being trained TO demand the best from
producers.
AS a climax to their course in do
mestic science. the girls of the s-B
classes plan. prepare and serve
dinner. Pupils who stand highest in
their classes act as hostesses. AS
guests the girls are permitted to in
vite section teachers. Many classes
completed their courses last week.
AS result many teachers were en-
tertained at dinner. You have only
to attend one Of these functions to
realize the valuable social training
that the Columbia Junior High School
girls are receiving.
Not only are dinners served, but
the girls act as hostesses at afternoon
teas. The afternoon tea given by
8-B-1 was a successful social affair.
The girls stood in a receiving line
and welcomed each guest. They as
sumed the responsibility of enter
, tanning their visitors. Tea was pour
ed by Miriam Lloyd. Among the
guests were Miss Deal, the principal
Of the school, and the nine teachers
Of this group.
Every Junior high school student
should belong to some club. Friday
Is club day at Columbia. During Sec
ton period pupils go to club meet
lngs. There are a number of clubs
now in operation at the school, CO.
lumbia Junior High boasts of a dra-
matte club and arts and crafts club
radio club. swimming club and a
know your own industries" club. in
addition to Girl Scouts, Girls Glee
Club and Girl Reserves A campaign
is on-"Every student a member of
some club"
DR.. Stoneroad, Mr.. Ely and Mr.. Hay
COCK made tour of inspection
through the school Wednesday. Thev
were particularly interested in the
new equipment with which this
school is supplied.
The Critic, the monthly student
publication, has announced that A
set of Bouviers law dictionary. cost
ing $25, will be awarded to the stu
dent submitting the best legal ESSAY
for publication in the Critic. This is
in addition to the monthly award
of IS for legal essays.
The president of the senior class has
appointed the following students to
the class insignia committee: L. T
Farrell, T. w. Phillips and r. j.
Gordon.
Prof. Louis Dent will commence
his session on probate moot court
Wednesday. All students are re-
quested to obtain from the clerk of
moot court list of probate cases as
signed. The moot court of appeals
will also begin it's session next week.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
The friends of Central. who have
Witnessed rfn