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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1915

Page

17

Debating Societies Select Teams For School Contests

Faculty announces interclub debates at Male Avenue High School to choose champions among the Hayne, Jeffersonian, and Congress clubs. Planned series include oration, declamation, and debate with three silver loving cups funded by local businessmen and officials.

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Mark Twain Club studies Bret Harte in Pride afternoon

The Mark Twain Club met Pride afternoon with Miss Ruth Henry presiding as discussion on Bret Harte and his American literary best known western tales. Helen Hennine reviewed The Luck of Roaring Camp. Pauline Huck gave a character sketch. Erma Wagner presented a stormy Ute tale. Reba Dobinski took the oath of allgrange.

Mark Twain Ruth Henry Harte Wills Helen Hennine Pauline Huck Bret Harte Erma Wagner Reba Dobinski All¢Grange Shhulz

Jeffer senle Literary Society celebrates Meffa birthday

Jeffs celebrate Alex Garza vice-president presiding over a meeting of the Jeffer senle Literary Society Friday in Wel duo Ray absence. The ninththixs was well prepared and attended. The program praised the Meffa birthday and noted historical debate forms. Judges sided with the negative in the debate on joining the Germans.

Alex Garza Jeffersenle Literary Society Welduo Ray Nivethixs Iris Eshom Postlewatte Alex de Mra. Foster Tax Humbe Hernadina Appleby Alin Mayor Steswa Cox Diskin Othe Metity Pragenee Uin Tettorammtina Actettr Nudges Tobert Mellon Mitsea Helen Gordon Bernadine Appleby Stratueth

Jeffersonian Club Reorganizes Amid Debate and Plans

The Jeffersonians vote on amendments and officer appointments as they debate new ideas. A social at the Eutamatheon music hall is set for Monday with members to wear Phailomatheon and Jeffersonian colors. A committee is formed to author a yearbook history of the society for distribution.

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Tama lo Feast Prompts Echoes of Class Pranks and Law

A November 1 campus event staged as the June class celebration involved faculty and students. Revelers wore pennants, parodied law with a mock “E” pronoun rule, and many faced playful penalties such as walking a rope or blindfolded wheelbarrow races. The gala, led by William King and faculty Miss Dawson, featured tamales, dancing, and table setups inspired by Mexican culture, ending in a lively late-night party.

Perros Aiaw Dine B. C. Symington Madden Ail Misa Bypington Edith GC. Symington Mins Lucie J. Newton Weldon Davin Fenruary Miso Fruty Davis William King Hayling

The New Huisache Approved By School

The First Issue of the Huisache, San Antonio High School student paper, was distributed last week. Editor William Hill led a staff including Clarence Moore and Clare Moore, with poems, jokes, and school notes. It features a cover design of a harvest Jubilee and a Delineatorical Aisle of the Making of the Huisache.

San Antobio High School Clarency JL. Moore Tne Huisachere William Madden Hil Ili Main Avenues High School Hill Lake Agricultural and Mechanical Hiltom Resistant Weldon 1Avis Ucerary Mauldree Johnson Society Frances Evans Philp Archer Sthout Note Nancy Pryor Exchange Aubrey Schofeld Marjorie Wu Alunial Alexander de la Garaa Henry Herndon Wil. Hem St. Claira Bilton Ling Reisfant Afao Irea Gerhardt Zima Martin Sult Ant Clarence de Moore Helen Bord Ituateetors Hasan L. Moore Moore Hirt School Jeffersonian Lberary Society Thoms Jefferson Huis Facta Ers Turkey Ilan

New Tennis Club Formed at High School

Prht Otto Halaley urged leadership at Mate Avenue High School during a November meeting to reorganize the High School Tennis Club. More than 20 boys attended as Jack Herette was named president, with Galpin as VP and William Heusinger sought as a key member and coach. The group aims to compete in the state meet next spring and improve on prior athletic efforts through disciplined practice and team work.

Prht Otto Halaley Mate Avenue Hoffbetter Meerhea Lénuis Reets Ughoo Arioue Athletic William Heusinger State Go Getz Misterias Scnook Nery Society

Congress Night Debates on Annexation Question

November meeting featured a debate on whether annexing Cubs to the United Globe would benefit the United States. Judges ruled for the negative, with support from Hellante Comstock. Smith and St Clair proclaimed the affirmative. Holloman gave a declamation, Allen won extempore speaking, and future meetings were announced with a special program planned.

Congress Vial Gada Cubs United State Super Hubert Allenaworth Hellante Comstock Smith St Clair Roy Holloman Taylor Carant Allen Ele Apeceh Aonieaty Dent Fendit Lanet

Philomatheans Active at High School Debating Program

The Philomatheans and Belang Clut, the school’s only girls debating society, plan a multi discipline afternoon featuring Nias Lane Dude Powers and Zeogwill drums. Miss Towers and Miss Alecia Petitelere will perform songs, with readings of Zahmwill’s work. An art music blend is promised, alongside a challenging schedule of earlier debates and club activities.

Pailomathean Belang Clut Loterveta Zeogwill Powere Philformstheam Zahmwill Misa Towers Alecia Petitelere Mnat Phitecnatheans United Hretoy Henristia Wallade Lali Marcon Aid Mises Everett Himball Robert Bonnet Douglas Anderson Mise Cocks Philip Archer Jeffersonian Literary Society

Shakespeare Girls at High School Present As You Like It

Shakespeare Club at the high school drew a packed house with a performance of As You Like It. Cast included Orlando Miss Hazel Cannon, Wise Winifred Gattney as the second duke, Frances Evang as the first duke, Helen Waterab as Amiens, Milas Caris Hill as Jacques, with Winnifred Gattney reading an original paper on Adam's Love for Orlando.

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Play by Spanish Club Teaches Yuletide Entertainment

The High School Spanish Club under Miss Perez plans a Christmas program featuring a Spanish production titled The Adewation of the Tastorn. The event will be held this December evening with a student cast and include artistic dances and music selections.

Thy High School Miss Perez Ales Nas Christman Entertainment Clik Deaumuor Pnt

Dramatic Club Initiation Plans and Dances

The Dramatic Club announces initiation of new members at Miss Elizabeth Moray's home, with planned stunts and a Christmas dance at the Gunterkoler on December 21. New members include Yhalma Rees Connie Rae Doty Elizabeth Scott Taube Murphy Dorothy Dix Hazel Brown and Helen Zweig.

Dramatic Club Elizabeth Moray Lewie Etrest Uma Helen Ford

History Club Presents Instructive Evening For Students

A Monday social at the school featured the History Club with an educational program. The audience staged America, then a memory contest tested Fourth-year history students. A comic skit The First Trip to the Butcher Shop drew laughs, followed by a tricky name puzzle and two challenging anagrams. A prize awaited the best decipherer, then songs and a history maker guessing game concluded the program.

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Scientific Society Reports Club Activities and Plans

The High School Scientific Society held a Wednesday meeting with a lecture on Plaster of Paris and undersea diving gear. Members decided on uniforms and appointed committees to secure robes, pennants, and year books while adding new members and planning an indoor meeting and a factory visit to study plant operations.

High Senoal Scientific Society Ellen Schulz Imadore Jacobs Misoos Huebliger Dubinge Jacobs Dave Mine ‘Society Fnto Bat Nins Cvary Ing Ithee Deon No Antonio

Plans for February class meeting and Parents Day program

A February 1216 senior class meeting outlined plans for a Parents Day program in the auditorium on November 28. The group discussed social events, including a past successful masked party, and debated the class motto Deeds Not Words with future pin designs and decorations to be decided at the next meeting.

Iet Iet Student Organization To Come Forward With Each A Scheme. A Nfdgram Waa Remberg Deslan Uie

Hayne Club Debate Promotes Naturalization Policy

The Hayne High School debating club presented a program featuring The King of War by Douglas Anderson and Norman Anderson. The day's topic urged foreign born emigrants to naturalize after five years of residence, with Amy Robertson and Jacobs in the affirmative and Hust and King in the negative.

Cldeat Club Hayne Douglas Andson Norman Anderson United States Amy Robertson Istatore Jacobs Harry Hust William King B. Canaan Blom Thomas Nuchten and Symington Haisley Thoms

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