Evening star., 1927-03-13
EASTERN STUDENTS
PLAN SPRING PLAY
Committees Busy Working
Out All Details of "Green
Stockings"

All Eastern High School is antic-
| ipating the coming Spring play,
| Green Stockings" to be given on
March 81 and April 1. Posters are be-
ing made by the art department. Dale
| Smell stage manager, and his force
| are making preparations for the seen
ery. under the direction of Miss Ethel
| Il. Prince.
on the second night OF Eastern's
| Spring play there will be special sec
! tion of the auditorium reserved for
| the alumni.
| The finals in the oratorical contest
will be held on April IL as feature
of the Home and School Association
meeting.
| On April 8, in the school armory,
| Companies Band C. will hold Jointly,
| their annual cadet dance. The cap
tains are. respectively. Russell Davis
| and George Butler. Companies and
! D, who will present their dance to-
gether in the school armory, have an
| nounced the date for this occasion as
April 20.
Play Committee Named.
Faculty committees for the Spring
play are:
| Production-Miss Ella NJ. Monk.
| Chairmen are the Misses Ethel t.
/ Prince, Olivia Taylor, Rosemary
Arnold, Mary G.. Dent, Florence T.
Miliken, Louella Webb, Kate c. Moore.
Gertrude Walter and Celia Open
heimer.
Make-up-Misses Ruth Chase. Flea
nora Henderson and Ella l.. Corbett
and Thomas Holmes.
| NFiSoaa Hardy and
Nellie C. Curtis and Henry Flynn.
Stage setting-Misses Ethel 7.
Prince, Lillian G.. Wines, Esther H.
Jones and Elsie c. Krey and John s.
Gambs.
! Costumes-Afisses Katherine F..
Bell Elsie C. Krey and Eleanora Hen
/ derson and Thomas Holmes.
Dancing-Gordon b. Rath. Henry
| Flury. Ernest C. Rick and Isaac 3.
Simons.
| Publicity-Misses Freda d. Egbert,
Bartha l.. Gardner. Ethel T. Prince,
Louella Webb, Grace B. Holmes and
Ruth Culbertson.
Ushers-Miss Florence l.. Miliken,
Mrs. b. s. Metzler, Henry FURY, Will
liam r. Winicov. Gordon b. Rath,
Halle d. Shorts and Herbert f..
! Keyser.
Candy-Misses Esther H. Jones and
| Elsie c. Krey.
Property-Misses Marian M. Hum
mer and Florence L. Casely and Mrs.
Bertha s. Metzler.
At the last meeting of the Junior
Glee Club the following officers were
elected: President. Charles Jarrett;
vice president. Douglas George: secre-
| tary and treasurer. John Taylor; IL
| brarian. Charles Hart. tr.
Plan Trip to Richmond.
Several members of the senior or
chestra are planning q trip to Rich
mond during the first week OF April.
| They are going to play in an or
chestra at the Southern Conference.
The clogging class, under the direc-
tion of Issac B. Simons OF the physical
| training department, has made quite
an addition to it's membership list
since the beginning of the new sem
ester. The class consists OF 35 boys.
Clogging is taken as a major subject
in physical training work.
The Les Carmarades Club gave a
party for its new members recently.
The club is making plans for st.
| Patrick's tea dance to be held in the
school armory on March II.
Miss Ella Monk and Miss Olivia Tay-
lor, Thomas Holmes and Halle Shorts
have been selected as chaperones for
the Retired Millionaires" dance.
which is being held at the roseroom.
Hotel Washington, st. Patrick's day.
! Those on the committee are Russell
Davies. Eldred Wilson, Jack Vivian,
| William Neuenhahn, Charles johnson
and Paul Spalding. The music will be
furnished by Bran Hughes orchestra.
The journalism class elected Ethel
| Mae Frame as editor of the second is
| sue OF the Cub, a publication by that
! class.
Invited to Musical Festival.
DIR. n. c. Barnes, musical director
| of the local high schools, has invited
| a section of the Eastern orchestra to
/ attend the musical festival on April 6.
/ A party was given at the last meet
| ing of the Sodalitas Club. Each mem
| ber wrote a Latin verse. The verses
were put on the board and a vote for
the best taken. Wiley Magee and
Marion Fidk were the winners.
| The officers of the club are: Presi-
dent, Frederick Stewart; vice pres
ident, Allie Sandridge secretary and
| treasurer, Genevieve Spence: cor
responding secretary. Samuel Hook.
| A debate. Resolved, That the
Philippines should have it's independ-
ence," will be given on March Is. at
a meeting of the Debating Society.
| The affirmative will be upheld by Max
| Cohen, Robert Shostick and Frederick
| Stewart and the negative by Alice
| Teates, Anne POssener and Charles
| Hart.
| A special meeting of the officers of
| the senior class was held recently to
appoint committees for graduation ac-
| tivities. The following were ap-
pointed:
Glass day-Marion Gardner. chair
man; Elizabeth Arnett apd Robert
| Hines.
Glass night--Beryl Edmiston. chair
man; Virginia Barrett and Eldred Will
son.
Glass song-Ina Holtzscheiter, chair
| man; Marjorie Keim.
Glass day dress--Lois Deily, chair
man; Thelma Courtney and Sacket
Duryee.
Dance-John Quinn, chairman; FL
| lice De Forest, Ethel Mae Frame, FL
wood Kidwell and Allan Mockabee.
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