The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

I the hardest game when they nave
yet experienced, although that wai
not enough 10 keep the Centrslit'
steam roller from running M 2
points against none for their oppo
nents in 20 minutes Of light practice
II the game Aad continued Tor
longer period. the score. OF course
would have been larger, but the
students need not worry about the
condition OF the players on the team
and think they have gone stale be
cause of lack OF proper opposition
The first team each day gets a
harder workout against the scrub
team than il gets in a regular game
with near champions, and the team
I as a whole. viii As shle 20 Get in
and knock the "stufing" OUT OF
Muskegon next Saturday afternoon
Al Grindley held This Is the all
important game OF The season, and
hy The large scores which Muske-
gon has nun up on her opponents
this year. IL seems as II Muskegon
will b. able to az least give Central
workout out ot the ordinary run.
and " Is hoped that they will do
so as the Central team lie becoming
restless OF late. because they have
been unable 10 PLAY football with
some team each Saturday afternoon.
OF course they have tried - play,
bur their o, pyreuts have bly,
forgotten how before they roach
the field
Contra, highs football team vill
have slight workout in prepare
lion !or the Muskegon team. when
they viii meet Ypsilanti's star team
at Ypsiian Coach Buss will award
the team for winning by taking all
OF them 10 see the Michigan-M. \.
c. game.
A plan az self-governmsn in the
form OF a student council. which
proved so successful in house loo
last year. has been resumed by the
house this semester The election
OF officers took place at record Fri
day, end resulted in the election OF
Charles Lawson. president. Clar-
ence Blessed. first yice-president:
Parker Mcfarland, second vicepres-
ident: Harold Christian. secretary;
Duncan McCallum. assistant seere-
tary. and a McGregor. treasurer
Besides the major officers, a repre-
sentative ffoN each grade IN the
house Vas elected. and form the
cornell proper. The councilmen
elected we're Herman Kanter. 9-B.
Cushnan Mciee, "a: Ned Ives.
lob: Stanley Hutchings. lcA; Rob
bert ANGEL. lib: Cllrence JDsiyn,
liza; Theodore Boville. 12-B: Louis
Kane, l2.A.
At the last meeting OF the Query
club the election Of officers for the
term took place. Those chosen by
the members are Julia Brcadvell.
president: Ruth Stone. vice-presi-
dent: Ethel Hartley. secretary;
Paula Lane. corresponding score
tary. and Eliza Lloyd, treasurer.
Laura Ballentine vas chosen TO rep
resent the club on the school ora
iorical board This semester the
club will take up the study OF mod
srn novels
The officers OF the Techni club
Tor this semester are Dorothy
president. Ruth Osborn.
rice-rresident; Juanita Winchester.
secretary; and Constance Porter,
treasurer
The offcers elected by the mem
Ders of the Girls Athletic associa-
ion. az the last meeting are IA fol
ows: Ruth Stone, president: Eliz-
sbeth Lloyd. vice-president; Helen
secretary: Julia Broad
we'll. treasurer. aud Elizabeth Bell,
The executive board
consists OF jeanette Luther. Minna
Stocker, twelfth grade; Katrina
Schermerhorn, eleventh grade;
Christine Bentley. tenth grade; Dor
othy Psrshall, ninth grade. The
newly elected faculty members are
Miss Palmer, Mrs. Jones. Miss
Whitman. and Miss Yocum.
A plan Of house dedication" is
one OF the new features introduced
by the advisory board OF the Stu
dent this year. II IL the intention
Of the board to dedicate each mum.
Der OF the present volume TO one
or more houses, and TO run a spe.
cial department featuring all liter.
airy material received from the house