The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1922, Page 12

— TR Stuyvesant. De Witt Clinton. Sastern District; 29, at Manual; May 4, The sevond © of ‘The Caliper Bear Mountain will probably be the] Bushwick; 6, at Commercial; 10. stuy- wnonth!s, will be out this ene of Clinton'’a annval Field Day,]esant: 11, New Utrecht; 13, Erasmus: Ne Lek LVIBORINITT BOTTRE i -phkoede wax established last] !8 Manual; 20, Eastern: %4, Commer ‘ ties o uyvesant on Morris. pring, when the on River Day | <l#! at New Utrecht: 31, at a@ ‘Fl Evander Childs. iovernm thin , The con tik SecGRT OMI ty-fvel Line invited the students and faculty of June 2, at St. Pauls 3 at Lake 9 The question of the status of fraternt 3 Puvcaea or We euerennet Noo, Wiotr | seurs the senior clasw at Morris Cigh |e Witt Clinton to attend the tunch=|wood: 10, at stamford ; a @till holding the centre of interest. At le Mr m Hyperion ed the following committee: Nore | boat In taking the hoy to Bear Bfoun- | Wigtihs, Seanager Huseo, Myiod at & Wweeting of the Hoard of Bdncation the Ae ea ele ruling with Tinan Mitchel, Nathan Gelling, Annette] tin Day tine is willing again tol iuwiins, Minkoff, Day, Wicks and matter was taken up. ‘The genera 3 7 Guttenberg, “Theodore Gommi, Arthur et eee onl Mey largest iiak. Of the contenders for the re } ‘opinion among the principals of the hist Wadleigh. Homentowsky, According to custom of | 2? cas taining positions the following have e i r F frate’ are| At & theeting Of Gio Waateish spring senior classes the candidates will sont ahortestory con-|ShOWN best; Saivato, Langdale, Cort, } rstechadialdidbeas elaballe Wadeud 1 Pm take a trip up the Hudson in May. ‘The auspices of the | Burrows, Schmidt, Kane, Brown, Seld- undesirable in a high school, Harry b.]spanol Wednesday an i ‘ ded wirangements committees ia: Slegal, Loy d the Board of Pub.|ler and King, Due to the efforts of the At Chambers, head of tne Law Committee, [ture on Eeusdor was given in Spanteh, pip Pech, Sacks, Jack Weinstock. This term, be- hh announced. Imre] Crescent Athletic Club, a ae con- j ‘ see 4 *Jeause it in Morris's twenty-fAfth annt- ; i Commercial, Erasmus Feeommended their abolition, Wedne Joneph Farony ‘ob Wiene y the first prize of $10 ° A special meeting of the Debating pay versary, the old pins will be used, which] with hia a ‘On fe." The | Manual, Stevens Prep has } aay, at the next meeting of ihe board, ack ite Pebating | ForeD Ferony SSiner | roraey: the okt plas wl brunet, wile] wit nisvator, ne ate tae Manus Pal ne Sor Every Floor in the House 1 the question will again be taken up on Dr. Ervent von Nardron Feineltal of | seniora are developing. & m ©. with “AIL in the Day’s|inany years a L. cup will be 1 The Alliance of Wow Clubs of the ed States ¢ Ys fies itry dopareRBent vane and expect to challenge seni wth storfes Will appear in the ng of the league. ‘The ‘ j Brookisn has voted to send to the Mo dal ld parenta of students In the | Of other schools, April issue of the Magpie, — Stanley April 8, Stevens Re 3 ‘ akers for the affirmative a Tinlcad) CBW ROROET dal ek Rosenthal won the third prize of $8 with y of Education a letter protesting 1 DOPOUY ee eee asl The Morris Organization will fnance| “The Age-Old Cry.” Sidney Skolsky | mus; | Gi secret societies In hikh sche MST ae ile aioe. eid. part 1» | * Meshman declamatory contest received honorable mention, bis two sto-| May 6. . { ground that they # 1 Lhd Pale : ries “The Miser” and ‘The Scoop" tak-| May Marquand * @ Principal Blakely of Py ander baths ed ee A dancing exhibition, under the super-|ing fourth and fifth places respectively, | Prep: June 2, Manual. g suspended Atbert Ne Wile elven by tba eo Washii The Dramatic Club, directed by Ba Harrison, newly clecte een started for the] | Aoki Si George Washington. win Van &, Knickerbocker, will pro- Vice President of the G. 0. for ans Pea ark (ime Ua A a Curtis. At the semi-acuual Arista Assembly [duce three one-act plays: “The Florist tional two weeks, pending the de of George Was! heen invited to write song Prof. Dodge of the State s: ngton High School|Shop," “Will o' the Wisp” and “Two Agricult b een new mombers and a Lady. ol of 6, on Long Island, spok: of the Board of Hducation uminder of the t Wednesday, sieti ; , si Work on Are ire 5 were instatied. Paul . cia |deing heid and the ¢ core thoes have been sent t ie tan , eal Work 0 . y of Curtis High & or atied. Poul Manheim, Arista |pieted this week. The Dramatic Clb ball team ‘has. already. ten «lent Commerce. I May eader, opened the assembly, and Sarah] is also producing “The Quest.” a Sp: Be rit beh tly wee At the Senior Assembly of the Higt sh School Camera Martin spoke on the requirements and]ish play, written and directed by even thous! eam is grew , Steiner, Quest” w May, wh be produced ny M. Samuel yard of Wduce- nts on his life member of the faculty. “The be given the latter part of the three one-act plays w sound, ened. shoot of ¢ " by i Stern, member of the fed tha Tatma of the league. William B. Moore, eight |former Princeton football star and Cap- neeton track team, who — milked tn PL are taken from « Julia Richman different: States. [1 Denmark during nan High Schoot|the war, when the milk of the poor second prize} Went to the rich, the poor children con ‘a tracted a certuin kind of dise of the eyes which they would not have gotten at ye «after the first] if th: had not eaten so much eggs or meat, he said, then the last meet H ‘ Committee 1 ‘ f | ted for arousing the i rest and en-Tit. co thusiasm of the stu marines id won the Croix de Guerre, s nts, Miss Anna B Answer,"" by Ter Dean of the! Arista, the following students Helen Bishop, Pearl | Meet for the forthcoming Penn relays Jacobs, Nellie Lawson, | The following men will probably be su- hers, Edna Loewy, Mar-|tected to represent Clinton: Fred Han- Romaine, Ida] ay, Inona Wal- |. arbonnier, Katherine | Cooke, scholastic 440 champion: George roNh; Gilmer, Leonard American nt hody in th 6 bustiess Stern boy's chances of eucc ine of life are excel told the boys of bis etn Ses ai went £ un errand boy to the position] prize this yeur DeWitt Clinton. The Clinton track team has been practising hard since the Princeton school's uthletic cont wald, Ross and ! vith the other ot managing director of one of tne oe ghite iy largeat cigar manufacturing concerns in] Candidates — for » Arista: were] Dr, ‘Tibeta, Acting Principal of the the world, ‘This firm employs 16,060] chosen from all t exes. After their | s pe and Mr, Stern has been with it] nomination they were interviewed by] 5 1ool, asked the pupila to refrain from ning the “Shifters,” and also asked] ¢ by taking third 1 ce match conducted by the : ‘ompany pmong all the bikh and six years, He attributes his re success to his obedience of worthy commandment, “Honor : scholastic 220 champion mbly composed of Arista girix.[thein to co-operate in disbanding the |S at ed they will be passed on members. which ix the last step. aes) country The Evan- |] tha Li Prep schagls of the country. Te pxan, | thy father and thy’ mother ‘Tho Renate ‘consists of Dre Lucey, | ta ~ ugine, A Raub } Dut since four other schools by 2 : = svores the bullseye was further subs } } Milton | and Les 23 comme' meeting Friday, the Washington Square College of Mr, Borkluid and a few oth a s The exact }New York University Js a club composed . Beare of the. bul 1 as anfof only Commerce ates, kn tthe. gira visiled) Hunter College al Sig Atl Nicolaides and Gol- lobin, ast the Clinton Mr. Moore second to sant in the r membership in division. So good was their tin I > All both schools have been placed this year e of the bullseye « a, ; NIH ACeRGL GHA) DeSIhBLAH UA Veni Me te Se) C : . nant (i tet ree ae on containing the R \ A anote Tevanoton fi, wan Mest with Po Bee a ae Ua een MELE Ug YaRUnN nts HIMGrPREeS iar, THe laat p i Boys’ High. cue Soiled, muddy feet, or spille ly er third with. 731 panes e danced and partoo! shments and Charles McKnight was elected Bo’ Boys’ High Schoal will play t 1 Wednesday the DeWitt Clinton base- ; Ars men were, Barnbart | painted poalnt Fl See y ray der and Alice Johnson Girl Leader. |towing baseball schedule: April 8, ball team opened its season by defeat. 5 é é } : Dunn, Taylor and] agfair, Mr. Sprague, fo " The Dramatic Glub at 824 Street A cre Hib 3 (ne Mangal Aecit,, She pecan : 1 id iH ' ’ : the Art Department of the next, which is ‘reheat the p Tennis Club held its first meeting | % U: Pre Se couraging to the Clinton rooters, “ns grease or liquids Wi not 4 é aihe pt Conimerces 3% ches pore ot us ; has M ( John Scott was elected mana- | Frosh, ESO Ma) Manuel had previously beaten George vy r New + school week-| faculty adviser of the ¢ azel Wayte ts cd ts officers ger at Poly Prep; 1% +25, at | Washington, last year's league ch Ay } ander News, the scho fn wey eee eae pat dei for now pub- | harm Armstrong’s Nine more issues. 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