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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1916

Page

20

Sciences as Taught in High School Are Fascinating

The Main Avenue High School science department under Otto Pheiffer and staff offers chemistry physics botany zoology agriculture and physiology with two term botany and practical outdoor work at Brackenridge Park and Laurel Heights. New equipment funded after lab shortages and war shortages supports hands on study and a vibrant lab culture.

Main Avenue High School Otto A. Pheiffer Eilen D University of Texas San Antonio High School Pheiffer Richter Schulz Bergen Mackensen San Antonio Smithsonian Institute Brackenridge Park Laurel Heights Ture Germany

Club stages clever burlesque film by Brackenridge club

The Lady Gregory Dramatic Club of Brackenridge High School presented Making a Film of the Gloom Family a witty take off on movies. Eight female and two male performers acted in the comedy while Miss Aileen Rosson read poems and Ruth Dunnica led readings. The new club has grown from a few charter members to over fifty and plans a larger play with details to be announced.

Roy Quillan Ruth Gray Camp Fire Claude Dixon Young Dixon Lady Gregory Dramatic Club Brackenridge High School Mrs. Gloom Ruth Dunnica Esther Alford Lenora Hertzberg Alice Klotz Ruth Scott Rose Reich Louise Wolford Robert Murray Wilson Sloan Aileen Rosson Paul Lawrence Feathertop Charlie Lockhart Ruth Juanita Scott Ruth Witmer Brackenridge School Deee

Rally Highlights Start of High School Baseball Tryouts

The rally in the auditorium announced the start of baseball tryouts for the high school team. Principal H. H. Ryan opened the meeting, which drew a full house despite no female students attending. Coach was introduced to outline the coming workouts and expectations.

H. H. Ryan

High School Baseball Promises Fair Chance For Players

Hofsteter spoke to six hundred pupils praising equal chances on the High school team. Rob Briggs urged student support to help the team win this season. The first game, High school versus St Marys, the Red and Whites, at Electric Park next Tuesday at 4 o clock, was announced with cheers.

Hofsteter Will Rob Briggs High St. Mary's Electric Park

Jeffersonian and Congress Clubs Open Debating Series

The Jeffersonian Literary Society and Congress Debating Club clash over municipal government. In the first contest the Congress backs commission form while Jeffersonians oppose it, drawing a large crowd and loud attendance. A second debate on March 23 will address Philippine policy with Jeffersonians for retention and Congress against.

Congress Jeffersonian Light Chamber of the Alexander Meerscheidt Frank Bell Benjamin Morris Phillip Archer Jeffersonian Literary Society Dayton Ohio Galveston United States

Freshman Paper Hulsache Debuts with Freshie Issue

The March Hulsache marks the freshmen’s first school paper, with Bracken Ridge students widely subscribing. Cover art by Helen Ford features a new high school beginner, and the issue includes the serial story Dudley and Peters' Partnership by Walter Bergstrom and a debut story Noblesse Oblige by Robert Rin.

Helen Ford Dudley and Peters Walter Bergstrom Bergstrom Robert Rin

Song of the San Antonio and Freshie piece headline

A twelve page poem titled Song of the San Antonio by Miss Mary Tom Osborne appears in the issue. Osborne is elected poet of the June sixteen class and recognized by faculty as a true poet. The magazine includes regular departments and a revised directory of high school club officers.

San Antonio Mary Tom Osborne Hulsache

High School Science Society Plans Annual Outing

Plans for the High School Scientific Society annual outing to Helotes on March 22 were approved. Boys will bring 200 ice cream cones and five gallons of ice cream, while girls bring cakes and various picnic items. The trip uses a large wagonette with private cars joining, honoring the society’s first birthday and becoming an annual event.

Scientific Society Society

Machinery lecture showcases new industry models at club

The Industrial Arts Club held its third meeting with Fred Arlitt presenting an illustrated talk on modern steel and wood milling machines. Slides from a Cincinnati factory showed lathe and related equipment, drawing interest from 100 plus attendees in San Antonio. The next meeting is planned for Tuesday March 28.

New Industrial Arts Club Fred Arlitt Arlitt Cincinnati San Antonio Frank Bell Industrial Arts Club

Mark Twain Club Meets at High School for Scrapbook Project

The Mark Twain Club held a Friday meeting at the high school with reads including Story of Freckles and Saadeeghies. They voted to buy a scrapbook editor Miss Pauline Huck was chosen to lead the scrapbook project to preserve papers, invitations, yearbooks and party notices. The March 17 program will feature The Rath.

Mark Twain Club Ophelia Kroeger Pierre Anton Saadeeghies Ruth Henry Mark Twains Pauline Huck

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