Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-04
MISS BEVARD HEADS
CENTRAL HONOR ROLL
Margaret Wieseman Is Saluta.
torian; 81 Seniors Go Through
School Unconditional

Miss Naomi Bevard. of the Alpha
section, was announced as valedictor-
ian of the class of 1915 of Central
High School. this afternoon at chapel.
Miss Margaret Wieseman is salu-
tatorian. standing close second to
| Miss Bevard. Third honors went to
Miss Elizabeth Gardiner and fourth to
George Fox.
Seven boys are included this year
in the first twenty honor students as
compared to three last year.
Miss Anna NJ. Saul. secretary of the
school, made the announcement of
the students with high marks shortly
after chapel opened Ninety-four
members of the class were uncon-
ditioned throughout the four years of
their high schol life. OF these twenty
seven were boys, and the remainder
girls.
Miss Saul paid a special tEibute TO
Miss Marguerite Butler and Russell
Phillips who were twelfth and thir-
teenth, respectively, for being the
first to complete the course at the
school in three years.
The points to determine the honor
students are added up at the end OF
each term during the four years
course. The term mark and eXamina-
course are added together, the total
lgiving the number of points credited
to each student.
The Honor Roll
The complete honor list follows:
Miss Naomi Bevard, 6.22S points;
second, Miss Margaret Wieseman,
6,204 points; third, Miss Elizabeth
Gardiner, 6,13S; fourth. George Fox,
6,115; fifth, Miss Katherine Fahne-
stock. 6,09S; sixth, Miss Mary Mumma,
6,054; seventh, Miss Helen Shuey,
6,042; eighth. Miss Esther Popel
fNfl
5000; tenth. Fred Lyter. $3.50;
eleventh. Miss Ruth Martin: twelfth
Miss Marguerite Butler; thirteenth, tie
between Miss Esther Nell and Russell
Phillips; fourteenth. Anson DeVout;
fifteenth, Albert Bucher; sixteenth
Miss Irene Matter (business course)
eighteenth, John Booker: nineteenth
Miss Helen Wallis and twentieth, Ray
mond Meek.
Passed Every Subject
The students who completed the
= course without failing to pass any
] subject follow: Misses Sarah Bacon
1 Alice Barker, Gladys Burkheiser
| Naomi Bevard, Mabel Bright. Heller
Breemal, Margaret Drummer, Mar
guerite Butler, Helen Carpenter, Mary
Gresham, Mildred Day, Mary Ed
e monds, Hope Eyster, Katherine
Fahnestock, Ivy Friedman, Elizabeth
Gardiner Edna Garonzik Marie Gar.
werlich, Helen Gerues, Caroline Hatton
Pauline Hauck, Mabel Hertzler Doro-
thy Holman, Ida Hoffman. Annie Hell.
bert. Carrie Hughes, Esther Jauss
Lillian kamsky, Katherine Kelker
Elizabeth Kennedy, Margaret King
t Leah KleVens, Lena Marcus, Ruth
e Martin, Irene Matter. Claudine Mel
willie, Lillian Miller, Blanche Mining
q Elmina Meyer Mary Mumma, Vera
Myers, Esther Nell, Rosa Nenn, Kath.
crime Orth, Mary Poffenberger, Esther
Popel, Lenore Pritchard, Ethel Pye
Ellen Reeves. Hazel Rosenberger
Miriam Ryan, Isabel Saul. Lena Shaw
S Helen Shuey Esther Shultz, Miriam
) Shuman, Marguerite Smith, Margare
Stambaugh. Ella Stoner. Julia Swiler
. Berta Templar, Esther Wagner, Heller
: Wallis Margaret Wieseman. Esthel
4 Worden, Mabel Wright and Vera
a Yohe.
Homer Balsbaugh, William Bing
! ham, Jonathan Black, John Booker
. Albert Busher, Clarence Cooper Pau
. ICresswell Anson DeVout. Ralph Enck
= George Fox, Harold Hamilton, How.
e ard Hilner, Arthur Huber. Edwin
e Long, Earl Malseed. Custer Mcguire
Raymond Meek, Ralph Mickey, Ken
+ meth Patterson, Charles Pease, IloyC
5 Pierce, Russell Phillips. John Pruss
Lloyd Shirley, Leroy Smucker. Gil
bert Spangenberg and Herber
! Springer.
commencement Speakers
\ OF the first ten in the class the fol
I lowing will speak at the commence
| lment exercises Miss Bevard, Mis-.
d lWfeseman, Miss Hatton and Mr.. Fox
, The entire class includes 165 members
! one of the largest in the history o.
the school