Smyrna times., 1932-04-20
SMYRNA HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Physical Demonstration Program
to Be Given in Auditorium Friday

Physical Demonstration Program
to Be Given in Auditorium Friday
The third annual demonstration
of the activity program in Health
and Physical Education will be
given in the Smyrna High School
Auditorium on Friday evening next
at eight o'clock. The program
which will be under the supervision
of Prof. H. E. Pearl, director of
Physical Education, will be as fol-
lows: Marching, High School Girls;
Relay Races, Seventh Grade; Hand
Apparatus, Eighth Grade; Games,
Seventh Grade; Danish Gymnastics
High School Girls; Tumbling, High
School Boys; Pyramids. High
School Girls; Antagonistics, High
School Boys; Athletic Dancing,
High School Girls; Apparatus,
High School Boys; Tap Dancing,
Selected.-The first year Home
Economic Girls entertained the
members of the School Board at
dinner on Wednesday in the Home
Economics Room in Smyrna High
School. The dinner was prepared
under the direction of Miss Skriv-
an. The girls having charge of
the serving were Marietta Warner
and Frances Morrison. The menu
consisted of fruit cup, stuffed pork
chops, parsleyed potatoes, creamed
peas, hot rolls and tomato salad.
The dessert was lemon meringue
pie. Celery, mints and olives were
on the table. Flowers used were
snapdragons. Miss Skrivan and
the class is to be congratulated on
the success of this dinner-At the
regular Faculty meeting for Sec
ondary School held on Wednesday
afternoon. April 18th, the subject
for discussion was "The nature and
direction of learning" by Burton.
This review of one of the outstand-
ing books of the year was given
by Mrs. Vogel.-Banking results
for Tuesday, April II, was as fol-
lows: Number of pupils in attend
ance. 662; number of depositors,
95; amount deposited, $3.50; total
amount deposited to date, 1861
O5.-Smyrna defeated the excep-
tionally strong Ferris Industrial
School team on Friday, April Is,
with a score of 1915. Smyrna took
the lead in the first inning and
with the exception of one inning
was in the lead the entire game.
Nine innings were played. Messick
and Harrington scored home runs.
On Thursday, April q, Smyrna
High School will play Dover High
School at Dover-The Assembly
Program for Tuesday, April 9, was
as follows: Opening exercises
Some Strange Ways of Measur-
ing Time" Virginia Ennis Mean
ing of Surveying" Walter Speak
man; Song; History of Angular
Measurement" Anna Kugian;
"Can You Do This ?" Robert Ev-
erett. Lewis Harry; Who's
Who in Smyrna Faculty - Miss
Helen P. Start, head of the Junior
Mathematics Department, was born
in Smyrna, daughter of the late
William B. Start, and received her
elementary and High School edu-
cation in Smyrna. She attended
Woman's College of the University
of Delaware for two years and has
taken Summer courses at the same
institution and at Columbia Uni
versity in New York. Miss Start |
has, taught in Townsend and Smyr-
ma. She taught the 4th grade
when she first came here, but soon
she was given charge of the Junior
Mathematics. Miss Start is well |
known and well liked throughout
Smyrna Schools. She belongs to
St Peters Episcopal Church and
is a member of the Smyrna goth
Century Club. Her residence is
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