Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-10
Central High Notes

At a meeting of the Demosthenian
Literary Society held last evening the
following officers were elected: Jay
Stoll, president, and Miss Emma
Keeny, secretary. Chances Night"
was observed at the meeting and an
interesting program presented. The
next meeting will be held at the
home home of the president, Jay
Stoll.
Chapel Notes
The honor roll for the first quarter
was announced yesterday. In Or
der to qualify for this roll students
must have "a" in every subject eX-
cept drawing and public speaking.
1t was announced that there are
about 200 students who have q gen.
eral average of "a" The honor roll
includes:
Seniors-Miss Zelma Acker, Miss
Helen Appleby, Miss Frances Hause,
Miss Adelene Klinehinst, Miss Mil
dred Mccormick, Miss Fannie Ness,
Miss Rosanna Scheffer, Richard
Mont
Junior Miss Violet Hollinger,
Miss Ruth Langdon, Harold Conner,
Joseph Diffenderfer.
Sophomore-Miss Helen Balm.
Miss Gwendolyn Bennett, Miss Sylvia
Gingrich, Miss Katherine Kohler,
Miss Lillian Roster, Miss Mary Rod
ney, Harold Fox, Samuel Klein, Ber-
nard Koplovitz.
Freshman-Miss Katherine Clark.
Miss Florence Davis, Miss Naomi
Grand Miss Ellen Harris, Miss Eliza
beth Hartman, Miss Helen Keiter,
Miss Esther Koons, Miss Jeanette
Lyons, Miss Luella PentZ, Miss Mil
dred Shirk, Miss Louise Smith. There
are no boys in the freshman class.
War Work Fund Campaign
Mrs. Mabel Cronise Jones spoke to
the girls, of Central yesterday in
chapel about the war work fund of
the Y. M. c. A. and Y. w. c. A. An
Interesting sketch of the work Tor
which the money raised during :he
present campaign will be used was
briefly outlined. Hostess houses for
the wives, mothers, sisters and
friendss of the soldiers in camp,
emergency houses" for the women
employed in camp, and interpreters
for foreign speaking women are only
a few of the ways in which tins
money will be used. Pledge cards,
asking the girls to devote or save
81 before January / to devote to this
work were given out to be signed.
1t is expected $500 will be raised by
the girls. Miss Mary Jennings as
sisted Mrs. Jones.
Arch Dinsmore spoke to the boys
about this work. They were asked
to pledge $40 each which must be
earned. An extensive campaign will
be carried on in Central High to raise
this money under the direction of
Professor Miekle, and the follow
ing student committee: William
Rodgers, Edward Williamson, Rich
ard Mount, Ross Hoffman, Seymour
Nissley, Stuart Wagner, Harold Fox
and Gordon Heinkle.
S. p. Q. II. Meeting
There will be a meeting of the S.
p. @. r. Society Friday, November
23, at the home of Miss Katherine
McNic, COS North Second street.
Members are asked to be prepared to
give a Latin motto.
Junior Glass Dance
The last junior class dance to
which outsiders will be admitted was
held last night in Hanshaw's Hall
under the direction of Stuart Wag-
ner, Miss Virginia Forrer and Mr..
Miller, class adviser. Sourbier's cr-
chestra furnished the music. The
dancers included:
Thes Misses Ruth Mccormick, Vio-
let Mitchell. Ruth Arment, Ruth
Fitzgerald, Julian Keiser, Gladys
Shoop, Mildred Yoder, Margaret Cum
ningham. Ethel Mummert, Eva
Kline, Eta Klien, Media Burkey,
Jeanette Sipe, Louise Schutzenbach,
Rita BuXbaum, Gertrude McDevitt,
Frances Todd, Edith Walters, Helen
Kirk, Ora Davis, Isa McHolland, Vir-
ginia Farrer, Dorothy DeVout, Eliza
beth Lloyd, Madaline Mckee, Mar
garet Owes, Catherine Edwards, Mar
tina Harris, Bessie Frank, Mary Kap-
lovitz, Rebecca Michlovitz, Grace
Schmidt, Helen Schumacher, Mar
garet Myers, Loretta Ernes, Elizabeth
Bird, Eva Frank, Jeanne Donnley,
Jane Springer, Anna Friedman, Mir
lam Goshorn, Cora Grove, Maud
Daniels, Martha Schartzer, Georgi-
ana Parthemore, Helen Stoner, Es-
ther Hummingsworth, Catherine
Tress, Carolyn Boyer, Mildred De-
Shong, Eleanor Eby, Charlotte
Grove, Sara Cation, Emma Blossom,
Madalyne McCalister, Martha Haye,
Helena Keet, Fannie Meyerowitz,
Leda Lapkin, Esther Sweeney, Kath-
ryn Shelter, Cathryn Eyler, Esther
Jean, Zettan Warner, Helen Smith,
Bertha Maurer and the Misses Wood
row and Miss Smith. -.5.
Bernard Aldinger, John Stoll,
Charles Mutzebaugh, Sam Silberstein,
Ray Parker, Herman Lysman, Jack
Hall. w. Keet, NJ. Sanderson, Harry
w. w. Blicker, Henry Bitner, c.. ID.
Smeltzer, r. r. Ellis, Donald Ander-
son, Buzzy Wingeard, Ross Hoffman,
j. Klepkin, Harry Matin, L. L. Oily,
Jake Michels. John Black. Emanuel
Cohen, Nathan Roth, Ray Snow.
Clement Kelly, H. C. Evitts, Joe
Friedman, Samuel Morris, S. w.
Sherman, Jake Sweigert, II. l.. Ena-
minger. Louis Goldstein, Parker
Herr, Ralph Leedy, Mr.. Woodrow,
Charles Clouser, Barnum Todd, Ken
meth Williams, Kenneth Stevens,
Gilchrist Breininger, George Miles,
Robert Cornelius, John Nye, e. j..
Myers, Millinger McClintock, Fred
Mcbride, Robert Crist. Thomas Me-
witt, Louis Ferman. Stewart Wag-
ner George Pulas Keever, G. A.
Shriner and Ernest Herman