Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
a ON SHAW JUNIOR
HIGH HONOR ROLL
Dramatic Club Preparing to
. Present "The Forest
Princess" Play.

The honor assembly of the second
advisory period was held at the Shaw
Junior High School Thursday, when
the "A students eligible for the honor
roll We're announced by their section
teachers. There were 10 from the
seventh grade, Is from the eighth
grade and Is from the ninth grade.
The honor list follows:
Seventh grade-Catherine Barnes,
William Beverly, Lewis Brown, Cliff
ton Burrell, William Clark, Sarah
Gilbert, Ellen Hatcher. Betty John
son, Robert London, Clara Morrow.
Bernard Nelson. John Pinkett and
Mildred Thompkins.
Eighth grade-William Audrick,
Ella Beverly. Marjorie Chambers,
Loretta Collins, Selma Dodson, Fred
erick Douglass, Lewis Fields, Lillian
Smith, Florrie Snowden, Wesley
Franklin, Cora Gassaway, Wilfred
Gilmore, James Jackson. Gordon
King, Joseph Lane, Mathilde Moxley
Leonora Stewart and Edith Wilkin-
son.
Ninth grade-Leslie Coates, John
Harris, Zaidee Hill, Curley King.
George Jackson, Melvin Johnson,
Nancy Johnson. Prince Johnson.
Malissa Neal, Milton Quander, Reba
Shelley, Beverly Robinson and
Josephine Wheeler.
Final Faculty Meeting.
The final faculty meeting in the
years educational series was held
Thursday. The subject, Geography
in the Junior High School, was dis
cussed by Miss X r. Martin and r
A. Gillem. At the two preceding
meetings in the series the subjects and
speakers were as follows: The Fine
Arts in the Junior High School'-Mrs.
f. H. Douglass, music; Miss l. V. Hall
and Miss A. H. Thomas, art; "Mathe-
mates in the Junior High School
Miss NJ. E. Randolph, Miss y. NJ. AT
wood and Mr.. A. $. Rucker.
BY invitation of the principal. Rob
ert Weaver and Manning Johnson, the
national oratorical contest prize ora
tors of Dunbar and Armstrong. re
spectively, delivered their orations
before the assembly at Shaw recently
The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
presented a vocational guidance pro-
gram last week for the benefit of
Shaw students. Mrs. H. B. Allen.
president, presided, and the speaker
was Miss Sadie Daniel Later Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity sent DR.. Hugh
Simmons as its representative to
! speak to the students in it's annual
Go to High School, Go to College"
campaign. These organizations an
| nually do some piece of constructive
| work for the secondary school stu
dents of our schools. Their member
ship is restricted to students of COL
| lege grade.
Play Rehearsing.
| The Dramatic Club. under the super
vision of Miss Zita Dyson, is prepar-
! ing TO render THE Forest Princess. .
| a beautiful sylvan masque. by Con
stance Darcy Mackay. The sale of
tickets is being handled by the various
| sections of the school.
The play will be given Friday eve
| ming, June 5, in the school auditorium.
1t will be the second public perform
ance by the school this season, the
| first, a musical evening, having been
| presented April 3.
| Miss y. NJ Quander, teacher of his
| tory at Shaw visited schools in New
| York May and 8. One of her spe-
| cial detectives was the Children's Uni
| versity School, to observe the Dalton
| plan in operation, with special ref
| erence to its applicability TO history
| Miss Quander also visited Junior High
| School No. 1879, and by arrangement
| with the principal, the Lincoln High
| School of Teachers College to observe
| the classes of DR.. knowlton.