The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-22
STUDENT COUNCIL

ties this year which shows prog
ress is the reorganization Of the
student council. The body consists
of II members, each homeroom
in the school being represented.
Lewis Smythe, the president of
the student body, is the presiding
officer.
Among the tasks they have set
for themselves is taking care of
the grounds about the school.
Each homeroom has a plot of
grass to care for. Thus far they
have received full cooperation of
the students. The council is re-
sponsible also for the revival of
the custom of awarding Prompt
and Attendance banners in as
sembly.
The major aim of the council
at present, is to eliminate the
practice of cheating from the
school. The success OF failure of
their plan, however, is greatly de-
pendent on the cooperation of all
concerned.
We hope that the temperance
of the Student Council will effect
many changes for improvement in
the conditions of the school.
CLASS RINGS
Most of the Seniors have re-
ceived their class rings. The de-
sign is the same as those of the
graduating classes of the three
preceding years. We hope the
significance of these rings will
encourage those who are near the
borderline to get down to some
hard work.
DRAMATIC CLUB
An interesting play, "The Lost
STAR" was presented in assembly
by the Dramatic Club shortly be-
fore the Christmas holidays. The
Eastern setting and costumes
were very effective. The presen-
tation was under the able direc-
ton of Mrs. Mabel Baughman,
who has acted as sponsor of the
club throughout the year. Men,
bers of the club plan to present
several other plays to the student
body in the near future.
KODAK CLUB
This club was organized for the
benefit of those students interest
ed in photography. Although the
membership is small, they have
accomplished much in developing
many good pictures and display
ing them in the auditorium.
Mr.. Barber of Bakers Art Gal
lery has offered to award prize
to the member who makes and
develops the best picture.
SENIOR GIRLS SOCIAL
AFFAIR
The Senior girls were delight
fully entertained on Thursday
evening at the home of Kittie
Brownlee. Special guests attend
ing were Miss Katherine Good
man and Miss Garnett Shipman.
A number of interesting games
were played and those receiving
prizes were Miss Goodman and
Bessie Bremen. Attractive re-
freshments carrying out the .splr-
it of the celebration of Washing
tons birthday were served.
HOME ECONOMICS
DEPARTMENT
The girls o fthe Home &c. class.
es have just finished up one OF
their projects. In it they were re-
uuired to adopt a small child and
make one garment for him. The
best of these are now on exhibit.
Their next assignment Will be
that of beginning work on their
spring wardrobe.
Mildred Justice has been cata-
Logging and getting the library of
this department up to date:
The Margaret Edwards Home
Ec club of this high school had
charge of the publicity section of
the n. C. Home Ec club manual
that was published on February
10. -
HONOR SOCIETY MEETING
A meeting of the Honor society
was held Friday afternoon. The
following officers were elected :
President, Louise Orr; vice presi-
dent, Edward Kantrowitz; secre-
tary, Elsie Flanagan; treasurer
and sponsor, Mrs. Borders. 1t was