Evening star., 1936-10-25

OmcerS were installed Dy MrS. Walter
3. Fry, State president; Mrs. F. G.
Calcote, president: Mrs. Harry Spiel
man, secretary, and Mrs. A. F. Wen
eel, treasurer. The membership drive,
under Mrs. A. L. Guess, chairman,
started at this meeting and is to end
at the next meeting.
DR.. H. E. Warner spoke on What
Is Going On in the School"
Mckinley High.
"Tech Tours" were inaugurated at
Mckinley this last week. The par
ents of the third semester students
were personally escorted through the
building by Frank c. Daniel, princi-
pal; Miss Jessie Coope, assistant prin-
cipal in charge Of girls, and Mr.
Myer, assistant principal in charge
of boys. After the tea, each section
group was received in its home room
by the teacher.
The association will meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. Miss Jessie Coope, assistant
principal, will describe some plans that
are being considered for a social or
recreational program at the school.
There will be music by the Mckinley
Orchestra and short talk on the op-
portunities for instrumental musical
instruction at the school by Dore
Walton, conductor of the orchestra.
Raymond.
A meeting was held Monday eve
ming. Carl Edmondston, president,
announced the appointment of va
rious committee chairmen.
The attendance banner was awarded
to Miss G. G. Cunin's class. Mrs
Clore, membership chairman, an
nounced the membership drive would
begin at once. The health depart
ment will conduct the immunization
against diphtheria on Friday. Mrs.
C. j. Schaeffer, who conducts a rem
edical reading clinic at the Raymond
school, was guest speaker.
Taft Junior High.
Back to School Night" will be
observed Tuesday at pm. when
parents will meet in the children's
section rooms. A reception will be
held for the new principal. Mrs. NJ.
r. Merritt. Refreshments will be
served. Mrs. Warren B. Burgess,
third vice president, announces bum
die days, October %, 90 and 80. The
first sewing day will be held Novem-
Der 4.
A dance. bingo party and card party
will be held at the school November
at 8 pm. under the direction of Mrs.
Frank ]. Sazama, chairman of
finance.
Burroughs.
The association met October IS.
Parents conferred with teachers in
their respective rooms before the
meeting. Mrs. A. ]. Howard's room
received the picture for the largest
number of parents present.
The Nominating Committee was
elected as follows: Mrs F. E. Burgess,
Mrs. A. j. Howard, Louis Creek
Bundle days were announced for Oc-
tober %, 90.
The president, Mrs E. G. Sievers,
introduced the new principal, Miss
Marie Turner, and presented her with
a corsage. DR.. Walter Stokes spoke
on Parental Attitude Toward Chill
dren." Miss Vivian Rush, pianist,
entertained.
BIow-Webb.
A Halloween party will be held Fri
day at 7:30 pm. in the Webb School.
A card party will be held Friday. No.
vember 6.
Roosevelt High.
The association met october 13 in
the armory. Short talks were made
by Principal Allan Davis and Assist
ant Principal May P. Bradshaw.
Francis Scott Key.
The association met at the new
Palisades Park field house. October 13,
with Mrs. Lyddane presiding. Mrs.
Dobert Whitehead spoke on the
schools new garden project. A school
luncheon was held Tuesday.
The Palisades Recreational Com
mittee will join with the association
in starting dance, art, glee CLUB,
bridge, etc. at the field house.
DR.. Grace Puse will give lecture
on "Diphtheria Prevention" November
6 at 8 o'clock. The following officers
were named: Mrs. Joseph Lyddane,
president: Mrs. Grady P. Oakley, first
vice president; Miss Clara Hickman,
second vice president; Mrs. Charles
De Pue. third. vice president; Mrs. A.
Mckenzie, recording secretary; Mrs.
Orion Patton, corresponding secre-
tarv. Mrs Charles Goude, treasurer.