New Britain herald., 1928-10-18
PMiinpiM News
HIGH SCHOOL CLUB
 OFFICERS ELECTED

Tta Groaps Complete orslniu'
 tion for Coming Year
 FIRE BOARD CONTINUES Present Commissioner Reappointed | For Another Ycar-Prixes Award. l cd For Essays-GrAnec Mcetins- | Minstrel Show-Plainville Beaten l Officers of ten high and junior high school clubs were elected yes. terday afternoon at the meetings o1 these groups which were held after school in charge of their respective faculty advisers. The Dramatic club had organized previously. while sev- eral other groups have yet to pick their officers. the result being that most of these subject clubs have now completed their organization and are ready to go ahead with the years program.
 1 The organization of the two Press clubs was the most comprehensive yesterday. The senior group elected Nelson Royce, editor-in- chief; Earl McGibbon. business manager: Oscar Johnson, circulation manager; and Ruth Tyler, treasurer. The junior nigh group named the following: President, Eleanor Schubert; vice president. Betty Cassidy: secretary, Mary Kata: treasurer. William Ber- gan; artist, Eleanor Lundquist; col lector of dues. Tony Fables. It also chose the following committees: News. Selma Berry. Doris Furrey, Melville LaBelle: stories, Rocco Passante. Irene McGrath, Clara Morante: poetry. Lucille smyth, Priscilla Macleod, Virginia Boliver: jokes Isabelle Carucci. Blanche Ya- cobellis, Jeanette St. Martin,
 The officers of other clubs elected yesterday follow:
 Senior Banking club: President. Bertram Halsted: vice president, Mildred Carpenter: secretary, Eva Massey: treasurer. Harold Keeling. | Junior Bankers club: President, Anthony Yacobellis; vice president, Natalie Johnson: secretary, Joseph Cavallaro; treasurer. Marion Smith.
 Senior Civics club: President, Frank Widger: clerk. Wilhelmina Strung; treasurer Kurt Bloom.
 Junior Civics club: President, Dorothy Dunbar: vice president, Grace Easton: secretary. Jane Lov- ell; treasurer. Ernest Griswold. | Home Economics club: President, Hazel Salmon; vice president, Mill dred Smith: secretary. Eleanor An- derson: treasurer Olive MacBur- ney.
 Junior Nature club: President, Parker: vice president. Ernest Ro- dier; secretary. Anna Melenchinsky; treasurer. Mary Gonska.
 1 French club: President, John Varrone: vice president, Ruth El- liott: secretary. Lucy Rapacky; treasurer, Walter Gerke.
 Science club: President, Robert Sames; vice president. Lloyd Hold en: secretarytreasurer, Robert Fox. Current Events club: President, Jack King: vice president, Harvey Smith: secretary. Evelyn Parsons; treasurer. Robert Schmidt. Commissioners ReappOinted Frederick Bullen, James R. Bos- we'll and Minton A. Norton were re- appointed as members of the board of fire commissioners at a meeting of the board of selectmen last eve ming.
 Awarded Essay Prizes
 Two prizes for the best essays written by eighth grade pupils on the subject of Fire Prevention" were awarded this afternoon during the eighth grade chorus hour at the High school. Dorothy Dunbar won first prize of $2. while the sec ond award of $2 was made to Paul DiYenzo. The prizes were donated by Charles R. Sherman. school off cials acting as judges. The object of the competition was to bHng the subject of fire prevention before 5le students in a manner which would impress them with the desirability of caution with fire.
 WOmen's Political Rally
 Mrs. Joseph Alsop of Avon and Mrs. Ruth Walther of New Britain have been invited by the Woman's club of Plainville to speak at an open meeting to be held in the town hall at 3 o'clock Wednesday after