Evening star., 1934-10-14


education.
Henry ID. Cooke.
The association held an Executive
Board meeting october 9. Mrs. ]. w
Brockwell, president, has appointed
the following committee chairmen
Mrs. Eugene Griggs, Program; Mrs
w. A. Meyer, Ways and Means; Mrs
David Becker, Student Aid; Mrs. j. r
Greenwell, Health; Mrs. John Banton
Hospitality; Mrs. David Becker, Mem
bership; Mrs. L. Larue, Milk: Mrs
Thomas C. Thompson, Publicity; Mrs
Van Dreizen, Music; Mrs. David Gross
Student Welfare; Miss Adele Martell
Safety.
The association will meet Tuesday
at pm.
Hine Junior High.
The association will meet October
18 at pm. DR.. Harold E. Warner
principal, will speak on Extra Cur
ricular Activities in the School"
Langley Junior High.
A meeting will be held October 16
The program includes a talk by Ches-
ter W. Holmes, principal: music by
the school orchestra and contribu-
tions from some of the pupils.
A card and bingo party will be held
at the school about November l.
Park View Platoon.
The association met Thursday eve
ming, with the president, Mrs. Marion
r. Reid, presiding. Speakers included
Miss Emily Scrivener, principal; Sci
don Ely, supervising principal of the
fifth division, and DR.. Gerald North
of the Wisconsin Alumni Research
Foundation.
The following chairmen were ap-
pointed: Mrs. Ralph Prescott, Ways
and Means; Mrs. Joseph Sherman
Membership; Mrs. Ralph Manning
Publicity; Mrs. Eugene Greaves, Stu
dent Aid; Mrs. J. McAllister, Summer
Roundup; Mrs. Robert Jonscher
Milk; Mrs. E. Shelton. Health: Mrs. s
Schum, Parent Education; Mrs
Charles J. Sterner, music; Mrs. Fred
Charles j. Sterner, Music; Mrs. Grace
Keiser, Advisory; Mr.. Fred Walker
Legislative; Miss Edith Shannon
Community Center; Mrs. Southey
C. Carroll. Scouts; Mrs. R. w. Brad
shaw, Schoolboy Patrol.
Janney.
The Association met October 2
when Robert L. Haycock, assistant
superintendent of schools, spoke on
''The Character Education Program
In Our Schools" A school lunch will
be held at the school October 18, at
noon.
Phoebe Hearst.
The Executive Board met October
8, Mrs. ]. E. Schwab presiding.
Committee chairmen are as fol-
lows: Mrs. F. B. Silsbee, Membership;
Mrs. ]. D. Stout, Health; Mrs. w. j.
Calman, Study Group; Mrs. J. Dar-
lington Denit, Publicity; Mrs. Spencer,
Sunshine; Mr.. J. c. Hammack, Pro-
gram.
Mrs. Charles Burr is chairman OF
the annual card party, to be held al
the school NoYember at pm.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle is the
guest speaker for the first meeting,
tomorrow at pm. She will speak
on Our Schols," which is one phase
of the topic for the year-"Character
Development" Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Jennings and Mrs. Helen Turley, ac-
companied by Mrs. E. johnson, will
furnish entertainment.
John Quincy Adams.
The association met October 9. OPP
portunity was given the parents to
meet the new principal, Mrs. Florence
Cornell. A musical program was given
by Mrs. Alice Jean Carver. Miss
Manners second grade won the prize
for the most parents.
A study group class will be held in
November, conducted by Mrs. G. A.
Lingebach, q trained leader.
Bancroft.
Bundle day" for the association
has been made coincident with the
regular meeting day.
At the meeting October 2, Miss
Grace Lind. principal, spoke.
The association has presented a gift
to Mrs. Charles johnson, teacher, who
was recently married.
The association voted to accept the
invitation of the Columbia Heights
business men to participate in the
parade opening the Santa Claus Lane
on Fourteenth street the latter part
of November.
Powell Junior High.
The Executive Board met Friday
afternoon, with Mrs. John W. Ed
wards, vice president, in charge. Capt
Clyde G. MatteSon, q. S. M. c., who
was elected president last Spring, has
been transferred out Of the city. The
vacancy will be filled by the Executive
Committee at the next meeting.
At the meeting last Wednesday eve
ming Mrs. Edwards presided. L. T
Walter, principal, spoke.
Central High.
The association will meet tomorrow
at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Robert Griggs. president, held
an Executive Committee meeting
Thursday and the following program
for the october meeting was presented
and approved: Miss Margaret Thorn
ton, piano solo; Miss Juanita Claxton
vocal selection; Miss Emily Margaret
White will speak on Practical Value
of Foreign Languages" Miss Nelson's
subject will be Opportunities Afford
ed by Our Library" Mr.. Coggins will
speak on Competitive Athletics
Among Our Boys" and Miss HeideI
will have Mon Competitive Athletics
Among Our Girls" as her subject.
Wheatley.
Fellowship Night" was the theme
OF the last meeting. Miss Florence
Mortimer, principal, welcomed the
members. Chairmen, introduced by
Mrs. Edna Rawlings, president, pre-
sented plans Of work for the coming
year.
Gold buttons were presented by
Miss Florence Mortimer, principal, al
the Friday assembly, to the boys who
had won field events at the Rosedale
division last Spring.
Under the direction of the health
chairman, Mrs. E. Weiner, and in CO.
0nerat ti0n with the District of 70