The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-24
School Happenings

The frat football game of the sea,
ron will be played Saturday with
Pontiac. Coach Buss IL confident
that the Blue and White boys will
come out victorious, but expects Q
hard tussle from Pontiac's squad.
Centrais team Is almost entirely
new. the majority OF last years
stars" having left for college. OF
the new men Brekert and Fletcher
are promising stars, both showing
up well in daily practice.
Should Central carry away the In
terscholastic football championship
this season II will be entirely due to
the excellent training and coaching
OF Mr.. Buss. since OF last years
team, Keaton, Whitmarsh. John
Bdville. Mcleod, Mcdonald, Wyatt.
Smith. schomberger and Rollison
have left. and although the majority
Of the games are played on Gen.
trails home lot. the schedule cannot
be counted on as easy. since last
year most of the championship
games were played away from home.
All in all however Central has high
hopes OF bright football season.
A close vote Is predicted when the
ballots for election of student rep
resentatives are counted. Campaign
managers are busy making friends
Tor their candidates and the keenest
contest In number Of semesters Is
promised. Two students are elected
from each OF the eight houses to
serve rs representatives OF their re-
spective houses on the editorial stan
cf the Student" CentraYs monthly
publication.
On account OF the low temperature
which existed In most Of the rooms
Wednesday morning and because OF
lack of adequate heating facilities
noon for the remainder Of the day.
The foratory class, under Mr.. Bar
nard. which met with favor last
| semester both among the students
and teachers, will resume It's work
In the near future. Oratory has
feet. giving three hours credit to-
wards graduation. The class viii be
divided into numbered teams, who
will compete among themselves for
the debating championship OF III
| rlass.
Soccer teams are already begin
uing to organize I'm the different
Toys houses. House 1875 having
taken the initiative by calling n
meeting of candidates for soccer
Wednesday Practice will soon be-
ain at Grindiey field.
Latest reports pat House 314. OF
the girly' houses. in The lead In the
contest OF selling tickets for the
Athletic essocintion. Ten dollars is
10 be given to the principal OF the
house selling the greatest number,
10 be disposed Of ~ her will.
Track teams are beginning to or
ganizc for the winter and spring
seasons. The basket ball teams are
already practicinE, although they
have not done very much as yet.
The schedule for the FIRST basket
ball tcam and for the indoor track
and athletic team will soon be an
nounced.
Miss Florence Hopkins. librarian
ut the Central high school. spent
several weeks OF her vacation at
Big RAPIDS. where she conducted
course In Library methods and the
use OF reference books" at the Fer
ris institute.
Miss Mary Porow and Miss Mary
Camp. OF the Central high school.
spent the vacation in the west and
tick in the Panama-Pacific exposi-
ton.
Miss Flora Anderson and Miss.
Elizabeth Hawley. English instruc-
tors, and Miss Isabella Hull, all
from Central high. attended the
Panama. Pacific exposition.
Miss Mae HAdley, Of Central
high. spent the vacation In Indiana.
and Miss Ruby F.. Richardson. also
Of Central high school. spent the
summer at Muskoka lakes.
The stan OF editors for the East
ern," the ofncial organ OF the East
ern high school. Ia as follows for
the term beginning September, 1915.
and ending January. 1915: Otto
SielafY, chief editor; Margaret
Plepp, associate editor; Elsie Erley.
literary editor; Charles Cullen and
Edith Horn, school notes editors;
Audrey Gabriel, society editor; vulis
Putxig. exchange editor: Victoria
Van viiet. contributing editor; Ed
ward Anderson. art editor; Crystal
Freeman, alumni. editor; Fred Bet
sing, joke editor: Raymond krause.