Evening star., 1927-05-08
CREDIT SECRETARY
TALKS AT EASTERN
SaIesmanship and Economics
Classes Hear Address on
Selling Points.

Stephen II. Takes, secretary of the
Credit Mems Association, gave talk
on Character in Salesmanship' last
Monday to Eastern High School
classes in salesmanship and eco.
nomics.
The committee appointed to select
the winner on the credit essay con
test is composed of Mrs Helen d.
Staples. Miss Pauline Lohman and 10.
seph Kochka.
At special assemblies held Monday
and Tuesday Miss Helen Tucker gave
a talk on the war memorial to be
erected in memory Of the 535 from the
District of Columbia who died in the
World War. Maj. Jack Vivian gave a
talk on the competitive drills and G..
3. Rath and Charles Guyon gave brief
talks on high school athletics. DR.. n.
c. Barnes of the music department
led the school in singing q number of
songs Tuesday morning.
A committee consisting of the super
intendent of schools, the assistant SUI
perintendent and the seven senior high
school principals inspected the athletic
field and stands Tuesday morning.
Girls. Hear Address.
AT an eighth semester girls as
sembly Friday morning Miss Rowena
Schmidt Of the home economics divi-
sion of the Department of Agriculture
gave talk on Vocational Opportuni-
ties for Girls
The Dramatic Association is plan
ming to present Booth Harrington s
Seventeen on the evening of Fri
day. May 81 The play wN be pro
duced principally under student super
vision.
The annual major music assembly,
under the direction of Mrs. Carrie V.
Byram. will be held Friday morning
May 81, in the school auditorium.
The executive committee of tSa
Alumni Association will meet in Prin-
eipal Hart's Office Friday, May 20. at
745 pm.
Next Tuesday afternoon a program
of French songs and plays will be
given by the members of John +.
Gamb's French classes.
Club to Entertain.
Mrs. Ruth Denning. faculty adviser
of Eastern Sodalitas or Latin Club, an.
nounces that on May Il the club in
vites the English classes to be pres
ent at an entertainment about Latin,
odL 1iNCIl III l1Sil. "a play "A Lay
Without Latin" will be the feature.
Marjorie Keim. Mary Pruitt, Herbert
Hulse and Alice Biondi. Miss Mabel
Hawes, head of the high school Latin
department, will address the meeting.
Marguerite Teachum has been named
chairman of a committee for getting
club pins.
Phi Alpha Epsilon will hold closed
dance May II at the La Fayette Mar.
ceron's Orchestra win furnish the
music
Glasses in first semester typewriting
are instructed in tipping with the aid
of a phonograph. More rhythm and
speed are gained by this new method
of instruction
Paul Spalding of the June gradual
ing class has been elected 10 deliver
the address to the undergraduates on
class night in June.
Drill May "a and %.
The annual company drill will be
held on May "a and 25 at the Griffith
Stadium. The order of the Eastern
companies is: Tuesday, Company B,
$3.50, Company h, 8; Company D. 9:30;
Company A, II, and Company c ap-
pearing on Wednesday at 2 pm.
Les Camarades Dance.
The Les Camarades Club will hold a
tea dance in the school armory May 3.
The committee on noon activities is
now organizing golf club, under
Miss Esther Jonas Of the domestic
science department. The club will give
the students an opportunity to get out
door exercise during their lunch
period.
The engagement of Miss Mildred
Boynton and Otto Leonard, both of
the class of '23 has been announced.
The wedding will take place in June.
Miss Marion Gardner has been
placed in charge of the Glass day ex-
ercises scheduled for June Is. The
first meeting of graduates planning to
participate in the class play was held
last Monday.