Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19
EASTERN APPOINTS
3 CHEER LEADERS
Assembly of Entire Student
Body Held Wednesday.
Activities Outlined.

Appointment of Eastern High
Schools three cheer leaders for the
current scholastic year was an
nounced at an assembly of the entire
student body Wednesday. They are
Vernon Hooker, Henry Mckinley and
Edware Hunnicutt, with Chester
Thorn as alternate. The new cheer
leaders demonstrated their qualifica-
lions by leading the school in rousing
yelIs.
Charles NJ Guyon, Claus ]. Schwartz
and John p, Collins of the faculty
spoke on athletics. especially the
game Friday between Eastern and
Tech. Nathan Clark made a short
address on the Dramatic Society,
which organized Wednesday after
noon. Durward Keats, president of
the Debating Society. gave talk
on the society. The Student Council
officers were announced as follows:
Nathan Clark. president; Miss Mar
garet Koontz, vice president and Miss
Marie Miller, secretary.
Domestic Science Program.
committee, under the chairman
ship of Miss Esther Jonas of the
domestic science department, is now
forming a definite plan of noon-hour
activities. Others on the committee
are Miss +. f.. Milliken, Miss G. F.,
Walter, Miss II. l. Murray, Miss Vio-
let Franz. Miss NJ. c. Dent. Miss r.
l.. Gordon. Miss II. A. Boyd Miss
E. Fosdick, Miss NJ. l. Wood, Mrs
+. NJ. Cuthbertson, Mrs. J. Sperry
w. r. Winnicov, /. b. Simon, ]. p.
Collins, Ellis Harworth, c. c. Gull
ford and f. r. Williamson.
An assembly of first-year classes
fn nfai In
the system of operation of Eastern's
School Bank
Miss Ella NJ. Monk. faculty adviser
of the Dramatic Society, is making
plans for the annual Fall play, which
Will be held about December Is. The
play will be drama tization of
George AIDES college Widow"
John McQuade. class of 1920, at
present an officer in the Marine
Corps. was. visitor to the school
Tuesday,
AIamni Committee Meets.
The executive committee of the
alumni association met Thursday
afternoon in the assistant principals
office. The officers of the association
are: President. G.. b. Foster; vice
presidents, Miss Virginia Farnsworth,
Miss NJ. J. Watts; secretary, Miss NJ
r. murray, treasurer, l.. A. Nc
Dougal. The committee discussed
plans for the alumni Christmas re-
union and entertainment, to be held
Tuesday, December %.
The executive committee of the
Home and School Association met
Thursday. The first meeting of the
association is to be held October "a
The officers are: President. Dr. r. A.
Fisher; vice presidents, Mrs. A F.
kreglow, Miss NJ J. Watts; secretary.
Mrs. d. A. Edwards; treasurer John
ScTivener.
Award of Medals and Certificates.
Second semester students who sue
cessfully passed the Underwood test
for June, 1924. and received certifi-
Gates are: Anne Silverman, 80 words
per minute; Lillian Keith. 81 words
per minute; Virginia Hickey, 80
words per minute. Third semester
students who received medals were:
Margaret Arlington, 43 words per
minute; Margaret Brust, Al words
per minute. Third semester students
who received certificates were: Cath
crime Bradley, Sc words per minute;
Lillian Hardester. SO words per min
ute; Carla Reberholt, Sc words per
minute; Cecilia Fitzgerald So words
per minute; Edith Lippard. SO words
per minute; Pauline Gutman. 81
words per minute; Laura Williams. 81
words per minute; Clarice Anderson.
81 words per minute; Lorraine God
oard, 80 words per minute.