Evening star., 1927-05-29

The Hine Junior High School Asso.
citation held its final meeting Of this
school year at the school,, May 10.
Officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Howard L. Wilson; vice
president, Miss Cora Guest; secretary,
Mrs. Grace Coakley; treasurer, Mrs.
r. H. l.. Seaton.
A brief address was made by the
retiring president. Mrs. w. Curtis
Draper, and remarks of felicitation to
the officers by the principal, II. E.
Warner.
A group Of girls from the Home
Economics Department displayed
dresses which they had made in class
under the direction of Miss Thomason.
The Girl Reserves, under the direc-
ton of Misses Taylor and Guest of the
faculty, rendered songs. These girls
were recently awarded the Y. w. c. A.
prize for group song work in contest
with Girl Reserve groups Of other
Junior high schools.
Mrs. Draper presented on behalf Of
the association a silver cup to the
I'd Cadet Platoon, which under the
leadership of Cadet Lieut.. Turano,
won the school cadet elimination con-
test.
Addresses on the club work Of the
school were made by Miss b. B. Howell
and Miss Margaret Gessford of the
Hine faculty.
The parents visited exhibits of the
club work set up in the several class
rooms.
"The Butter and Egg Man" will be
the attraction at the National Theater
June 6, when the Parent Teacher AS
sociations of the District of Colum.
bia will have their annual benefit. The
proceeds are to be used for the budget
Of the District of Columbia Congress.
Forty.seven associations are en-.
rolled in the Summer roundup cam
paign, but all of the chairmen have
not been heard from. Mrs. Harold
r. Smalley, State Summer roundup
chairman, has sent letter to each
local chairman urging that she re.
port in the near future, as the District
of Columbia Congress was expected
to have all examinations made by
June /.
Mrs. Smalley is anxious to know the
number Of children enrolled in the
campaign and desires the names and
addresses of all children enrolled. The
first report card should be in the ma.
tional office by June /, and any chair
man who did not receive one of the
blank First Report Cards" should
get it from the State office, 500 Eight
eenth street. apartment 81.
The Parent Teacher Association of
jefferson Junior High School gave a
play entitled Wanted a Companion"
at the school last Thursday. The JEFF
ferson Orchestra rendered several Sc
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ents and teachers, was as follows: w.
Stone, Mrs. j. III. Newton, Miss G. I.
Prince, II. S. Smith, Miss D. thinner
man, Mrs. H. Y. SneHings. Mrs. c. G.
Weitzel, Mrs. G. Naylor, Mr.. c. Haga,
s. McKenney, p. Conger, Miss /. De
Hoff, Miss ]. Diggins, Mrs. E. d. Hart,
Miss v. Cullen, Mrs. j. II. Sheepe,
J. M. Hall, Mrs. r. V. Strout, c..
Gheen and Miss c. Crawley.
The PIT. A. of the Wheatley School
met May is and decided to hold a card
party in the school building June 2.
1t was planned to hold picnic at the
Zoo June %.
The Brent-Dent Association was ad-
dress ID by Mrs. Rafter at its May
meeting. DIR. A. l.. Simpson gave
tenor solos and Anna Sakolsky piano
solo. 1t was voted that the same oftl-
GERS be reelected and that the meet
ings continue both afternoon and eve.
ming. All yearly reports were read
anC the kindergarten won the banner
for fourth time this year.
The executive committee of the
Whittier PIT. A. met Monday after
noon at the home of the new presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles Moran. New busi-
ness for the coming year was dis
cussed and a social get acquainted"
was held.
The Macfar1 r1and Junior High PIT,