Evening star., 1927-05-15
EASTERN STUDENTS
TOPRESENT PLAY
"Seventeen" Will Be Given in
School Auditorium
June 8.

Eastern High Schools second Spring
play, adapted from Booth Tarking-
toms Seventeen" will be presented
bv the students in the school audi
torium on June 3. A second per
formance may be given. The cast,
comprised Of eight boys and six girls,
has not vet been selected. According
to Miss Ella NJ. Monk, faculty adviser
on dramatics. the entire production
will be managed by the students.
Last wear "The Boomerang was
presented in the same way.
A student committee, under Ralpn
Watt, liz planning the Junior class day
exercises for Wednesday. June I.
The executive committee OF the
Alumni association will hold regular
meeting. Friday evening, May 70.
An alumni committee, with Miss
Rosemary Arnold as chairman, has
been appointed to arrange the pro-
gram for the Flag day exercises Tor
June IA.
Track Meet Held.
The Junior High Schools of division
10 held their annual field and track
meet and competitive drill Saturday.
Nav IA, at Eastern's stadium.
Mrs. Joseph l.. Kochka hes been
appointed chairman Of the cadet sup.
per, which will be given in the schooi
lunchroom at the. close of the second
days drill, May 25.
The Merrill Club is planning
closing dance on the evening or FIJI
day, May 20. nh,
A committee Of the Lincoln PARK
citizen's Association, under George i.
Parse is perfecting plans for the new
drill ground, to be located east OF the
school and adjoining the Eastern
bra nch
plans are being made by the Hiking
Club to take trip over Memorial day
to Principal Charles Hart's Summer
home at Bluemont.
debate, on May 20, is being
planned: Resolved. That the De
cision Against Sacco and Vanzetti is
a Grave Miscarriage of Justice by
the following members of the Debat-
ing Society: Theodore Bishoff, Samuel
Bryan, Charles Critchfield, Robert
Schostack, Rhoda Hatton and Jeanne
Stivers.
The senior play selected for. class
day is a two-act comedy, entitled
"Zaragueta."
The ''Punch and Judy" the new
Eastern yearbook, has gone to press
and will make it's appearance the
early part Of June.
Eastern's Les Camarades Club was
hostess at a mothers and daughters S
tea held last Sunday at the Y. w. G. A.
The club will have a banquet on
May %.
Club Elects Officers.
The F'idelis Club held an election of
officers on Monday. The following
were elected to take their positions
next Fall: President, Catherine
Lyons; vice president, Audrey Bar
bour; secretary, katherine Howard;
treasurer, Jennie Martone: council
representative, Sylvia Donovitz.
The Eastern and Western Girls
rifle clubs held a match at the West
ern range Thursday.
The clog dancing class, under the
direction of Mr.. Simonds of the
physical training department is now
learning the Highland Fling" Mr..
Simonds physical training classes are
being instructed in both hand ball
and tennis.
1t is planned to produce a tennis
in the school before vacation.
The annual brigade review Of the
High School Cadet Corps was held
Monday, May 3, in the Central
stadium at 4:30 pm.
Four members of the typing classes
at Eastern were awarded medals given
by the l.. G. Smith Typewriter Co.
for speed and accuracy in typing.
Those gaining awards were: Silver
medal, Ina Marie Holtzscheiter and
Marie Closie Stone: bronze medal,
Hilda kushner and Margaret Cecil.
The council meeting of the High
School Teacher Association was held
Wednesday, May IL, at Business High
School at 8 pm.
At the general meeting of the asso.
citation. held in the music room, Cen.
tral High School, Thursday, May -,
at 3 pm, officers for next year were
elected.