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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
9
Father Clark denounces high school culture noting demoralizing influence, promiscuous dances, late hours, and social cliques. He condemns secret societies and urges parents to shield children, citing rising vulgarity and deteriorating behavior among students.
The Rev Francis E Clark of Auburndale, president of the United Society of Christian Endeavor, says Americans must wake to foolishness and wickedness in some high schools. He claims to speak with full knowledge of many excellent schools and teachers, through the union organ to be published tomorrow.
The author condemns high school dances for promoting dissipation and social exclusion. He cites ruined reputations and calls out secret societies for torturous initiations, arguing parental neglect and peer pressure fuel the moral decline among high school girls and boys.
The Boston Sales Managers Club toured the Dennison Manufacturing Company plant in South Framingham arriving by 17 touring cars after a morning departure from the State House. Henry S. Dennison hosted the luncheon and plant inspection followed by a short meeting to plan future inspections. many members listed included Charles F. Abbott and Roger W. Babson among others.
The visit by 1600 parents from Hebrew and Italian families toured Washington School on Norman Street. Fathers and mothers saw their children in cooking, clay modelling, and other classes, and guided them through classrooms and facilities.
The Boston Post photographed school children on Commonwealth Avenue and offers a $5 gold piece to each child pictured. Mary Hurley, 9, daughter of Jeremiah J. Hurley of Dorchester, appears in Tuesday's Post from Mary Hemenway School with teacher Miss McGinley.
William Halliwell a 28 year old former South African tried to board the Lusitania to warn officials of anarchist plot he claimed involved three steerage passengers. He was arrested and committed tovue Hospital for sanity observation by Magistrate House.
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