Evening star., 1927-04-03
EASTERN HIGH PRIZE
FOR MISS BARRETT
Student Wins Honor Awarded
by Radcliffe Alumnifor
School Work.

Miss Virginia Barrett was presented
with a prize by Mrs. David Gordon
Lyon. trustee of Radcliffe College,
on behalf of the local Radcllne
Alumni Association. at an assembly
last Wednesday, having been selected
as the outstanding girl of Eastern
High Schools 1927 senior class. Miss
Barrett Is first honor student, is In
general charge of the lunchroom stan.
is active in dramatics, is member OF
the Glee Club, Merrill Club, ushertng
staff and was a member OF last year
Junior basket ball team.
At the same assembly Miss Imogene
Stockett, head of the girls physical
training department. awarded schooi
letters to those girls who participated
in the annual intermural basket ball
series, The girls receiving letters
were Marian Gardner, Zemma Haw-
kins, Eugenia Thompson. Helen Seitz.
Lucille Bixler. Helen Hughes. Alice Ell
liott, Ethel Alexander, Alice INLAY.
Allie Sandridge and Mary Kelso.
A group of physical training teach
ers from other cities, under the leader
ship Of DIR. Rebecca Stoneroad. were
guests at Eastern last Wednesday.
Fourteen members of the Eastern
High School Orchestra, accompanied
by Ludwig Mandy. active in local high
school musical circles, will leave next
Wednesday for Richmond. Va, to at
tend a convention of high school or
chestras in that city April 7and s. Mr..
Mandy conducted the Eastern Junior
Orchestra at the Wednesday matinee
performa of the Spring play,
Green Stockings"
Cadet Prom Friday.
Cadet Companies B and G and the
staff officers will hold their annual
prom Friday, in the school armory.
Bran Hughes Dance Orchestra will
furnish the music.
The platoon drill, which was inaugu
rated last year, will take place April a.
Ten platoons will participate this
year.
Tuesday the executive committee of
the Home and School Association will
meet in Principal Hart's Office to pre-
pare for the final meeting OF the as
socia ton April IA.
Oficers for the two-year graduating
class have been elected They are:
President, Norman Jack: vice presi-
dent, Jessie Tewksbury; secretary,
Shirley Phelps. and treasurer, Ralph
Lloyd.
The senior prom, which is an annual
affair, will be given this year on April
80 a the Washington Hotel. The
committee in charge Of the dance /.
as follows: John Quinn. president of
the senior class. chairman E,llice De
Forest, Ethel Mae Frame, Ellwood
Kidwell and Allan Mockabee.
Garments on Display.
Garments made by the domestic
art girls, under the direction of Miss
Katherine Bell and Miss Elsie Krey,
were placed on exhibition last week.
Friday a debate will be given by
members of the Debating Society on
the subject, Resolved, That Presi-
dent Coolidge Should Be a Candidate
in the Next Presidential Election" The
members OF the affirmative side are
Jeanne Stivers. Ruth Bell and Virginia
Cook; the negative. Charles Critch-
field, Theodore Bishoff and Samuel
Bryan.
April 18 the Les Camarades will
give an Easter dance at the Blue Tri-
angle Tea Hut. They are also plan
ming a tea-dance in the school armory
in May.
The Eastern Hi-Y will elect it's new
officers Wednesday. The nominating
committee is composed of Ronald
Brown, Albert Muelhaus and William
Sandridge. John S. Gambs is the
faculty advisor. All Hi-Y in the Dis
trict held its regular monthly meeting
last Wednesday.