Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20
K0CHKA HON0RED
AT EASTERN HIGH
Luncmoom Chairman Given
Picture by Students as
Service Ends.

Joseph l.. Kochka, who at the be-
ginning of the new semester resigned
his position as chairman of the East
ern High School lunchroom commit.
tee, was presented with picture by
the girls and boys of the lunchroo:n
staff recently.
Mr.. Kochka's work as chairman or
the lunchroom committee was com
mended. He installed A daily 1nVen-
tory system and placed the lunchroom
on sound financial basis with good
bookkeeping system. He Instituted
numerous changes to insure sanitary
conditions and wholesome food. such
as making the serving counters meet
the demands of the Board of Health,
wrapping sandwiches, replacing pop
by orangeade and grape juice and SUD
stituting homemade cake and pie Tor
bakers products. Besides serving as
chairman of the lunchroom commit
tee, Mr. Kochka has done excellent
work in a number of other lines.
At the lower semester assembly
Tuesday a sketch was given by mem
bers of the Dramatic Association, UNI
der direction of Miss Louella Webb Oh
the English department.
DIR. f. N. c. Barnes, head of the
music department, directed singing at
the upper semester assembly Wednes-
day morning.
Thursday, March 81, the opening
night of the Spring play, will be
known as alumni night" short
meeting of the Alumni Association
will be held at tbs o'clock, after
which the members will attend the
play.
The first advisory reports were given
! to pupils Tuesday morning.
tho aSsAunhIV Tuesday morning
the rookie" Company F will be pre-
scented to the school. Harold Curran
is the captain
The Les Camarades Club will give
an Easter dance Monday evening,
! April IS, at the Blue Triangle Hut.
Sackett Duryee is in charge OF the
Eastern lunch-time orchestra, which
plays the last 25 minutes of each
luncheon period in the school armory.
The Hiking Club, with Halle II;
Shorts as chaperon. last week walked
around the Speedway on 12-mile
hike. stopping at Hams Point for
lunch.
Plans for the settings for the Spring
play are nearing completion in the art
department Ernest Rick of the
Woodworking department will begin
Immediately to construct the settings
The woodworking department Is also
building eight bins, which Will be
placed near the tennis courts to hold
the tennis court equipment.
Many students of auto science In
the girls and boys classes are
bringing the family cars into the
shop for Spring overhauling. The
auto science instructor is giving
number of interesting lectures on au-
tomotive starting, lighting and igni-
ton systems.
The Alumni Bulletin an eight-page
publication, came from the press of
the Eastern High School print shop
last week.
The Hi-Y is going to hold a city
wide conference of older boys at the
Foundry NJ E. Church from March
25 through March q. This meeting
is for the purpose of bringing to-
gether all boys interested in the
Y. M. c. A.
The brigade rifle team won second
place in the Sd Corps Area r. o. T. C..
matches. This will make them eligi-
BILE for the National r. o. T. c.
matches to be shot off some time
within the next month. Alton Dens-
low, Lewis Hayes and Albert Bean
| won first, second and fourth places,
| respectively, in the Sd Corps Area
n o. T. c. matches.