Evening star., 1926-04-04
GIRL RESERVES FORM
CLUBS AT. WESTERN
Will Give Fashion Show April s
School Students to Repeat Pleas
ing Comedy-Other Activities.

The Girl Reserves have organized
at Western They have formed two
clubs, senior and freshman
group. Names are to be chosen for
these as soon as possible. The senior
! club has chosen it's officers. They
are, president. jamie SCantlin; vice
president Rae Ballard; secretary, Dor
othy kimmel; treasurer, Mildred
F'ansler; social chairman, Katherine
GroscloSe; social service chairman
Nancy Lay; publicity chairman, Zola
Bowley: discuSsional chairman, Paula
Brown.
The Girl Reserves will give fash
ion show called Down Petticoat
Lane" on April s. Representatives
from the Western clubs are to per
form mock wedding. Helen Good
ner is to be the bride. Marie Herzog
will be the maid of honor. Others
who are to be in this wedding will
be announced later.
! Virginia Buell. was elected president
of the fifth hour public speaking
class for this advisory. Other officers
elected are Ashton Jones, vice presi
dent: Jeanne Miles, secretary, and
Jean Haywood, assistant secretary
The class has formed an association
to promote interest in public speaking.
The president has appointed sew
eral committees for promoting the
activities of the club. Gertrude
Tamplett is chairman of the publicity
committee, Claire Knight of the pro
gram committee, and Hugh McDiar
mid of the committee on rules and
procedure.
The weekly Friday meeting was
most enjoyable. as the members imi
tated movie stars. The CharacteriZa.
tions by Adolph Graupner, Ruth
Hooper, Jeanne Miles. Albert Heagy
and David Fonoroff were particularly
clever.
Western High Schools production
of the delightful comedy "Dulcy.'
on Friday and Saturday, March 26
and 81. was so successful that it will
be repeated Friday. April l6. Alder
Goodwin, who was to have played the
part of the advertising agent, was
prevented from doing 50 by sprained
ankle. The part was very success.
fully performed, however, by Philip
Evans. At the production on April
16 Alden Goodwin will take the part
given him.
Westerns fencing team went to An
napolis Saturday, March 27, for a
match with the Academy Plebes
team. Those who made the trip are
Prescott Blount, Lee Browne and
Norton Barnhart. the first team; Nc
Lean and Pratt' substitutes, and Maj
Blount, the instructor.
In a match shoot recently the 10
highest in the cadets were picked to
form the brigade rifle team. There
are five Westerners, three Eastern
erS and two Centralites on this team.
Corp. Blount of Company II of West
ern had the second highest score. with
1876 out of a possible 500. Other mem
bers of the team from Western with
their rank are Pvt. McDougaI of Com
pany L, fifth, with 721; Pvt. LaGarde
of Company L of Western. seventh,
with III; Capt. Kimball of Company
l., ninth, with 70l. and First Lieut..
Wedderburn of Company NJ, tenth,
with 698.
This brigade team will compete with
the r. o. T. G. units in the colleges
all over the country in the Hearst
Trophy Match, which requires each
shooter to make five shots in each of
the four positions. The team, ably
coached by Mr.. Crockett, is shooting
at Eastern. every Saturday afternoon
in practice for this match, which is
scheduled for early this spring.
The cadets, in addition to the bri-
gade team, are forming company
teams, composed of four men each
to compete for a cup to be given to
the champions of these groups. Corp.
BlounJ, who is on the brigade team
and the Western rifle squad, is cap.
tain and manager of Company HIS
team. Pvt. Reginald Mitchell. who
also is on the Western rifle squad, is
the only other member of Company
HIS team picked SO far. The four fol
lowing members of the Western rifle
squad form Company LIS team. Capt
kimball. captain: Pvt. McDougal
manager: Pvt. LaGarde, and Sergt
MorScher.