Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-18
COMMENCEMENT ESSAYS AT
CENTRAL HIGH COVER WIDE
RANGE OF MODERN TOPICS
Senior Glass Has Chosen Many Unique and Timely
to Discuss; War and conomtc Problems Lead

The senior class of Central Higl
school has completed and handed
commencement essays to the two
senior English teachers. Miss Mary
Orth and Prof. John Hall.
The essays this year are argumen-
tative in construction and are ex-
ceedingly interesting. They include
a variety of unique titles. Members
of the class and their essay titles are
as follows:
Morning Session
Miss Susie Bailey. Exit Examina-
ton Day" Miss Mary Lewis, AN
Art For All" Miss Ruth stroup, The
Death Knell of Democracy" Miss
Katharine Dubbs, 1.-The Study of the
Fine Arts" Miss Gertrude Rimer,
THE Government Demands IT." Miss
Mary Phillips, ITO Promote Econo-
mic Progress Miss Letha Fair,
Greater Harrisburg" Miss Helen
Kelly, The Man Without the Hoe"
Miss Frances Dunlap, "For Arts
Sake" Miss Margaret Bacon, THE
God of Hades;" Keoka Hawkins,
Shall Nature Be Commercialized: !"
Miss Susan Hepford. THE Right
Course" Miss Katherine Klinedinst,
Astounding in Advantages" Miss
Dorothy Watts, Capturing Mere
Daylight" Miss Margaret lands,
| Ine Reign OF Gilt"
Miss Elizabeth Parsons. "The Key
note to Success" Miss Mary Eliza
beth Dietrich, Man and the Bird; :"
Miss Ruth Kiester, THE Basis of APP
preciation;" Miss Florence Williams,
What Every American Student
Needs" Miss Ruth Mining, School
ing the Strangers" Miss Ruth
Smiley, "Out of Old Wells;" Miss
Virginia Boyd, ITO Insure Domestic
Tranquility" Miss Maude Hoster, "A
Business Demand" Miss Alice Stew
Miss Isabel Phillips, mo Need for a
Change" Miss Katherine Keene,
The Best Solution" Miss Katherine
Aldinger, More Amusements For
Reservoir Park" Miss Loreda Gem
mill, THE Helping Hand" Miss Mar
guerite Balthaser, mo Room For
| Doubt"
Miss Dorothy Rishel, "For the
Sake of the Republic;" Miss Caroline
en?'' Miss Helena Snyder, What
Mexico Needs" Miss Judith March,
Architecture" Miss Ruth Rich
wine, Progression Miss Isabel
Unger, Hitch Your Wagon to a
Start" Miss Alverda Blessing, "Be
Civilized" Miss Sarah Mitchell, Lift
Up the Weak" Miss Katherine Sim
onetti, To-day and Yesterday" Miss
Pauline Miller, THE Root of All
AN Enemy Within Our Gates" Miss
Margaret Myers. Latin Triumphs;"
Miss Sylvia Lands. Our Wealthy
Northern Neighbour" Miss Mildred
Runkle, What of the Physical
Side?" Miss Helen Runkle, "A Secret
Menace" Miss Katherine Dalton,
According to Our WORTH" Miss
Margaret Parthmore, THE Best
Choice;" Miss Ruth Wolfe, "'Tis Not
Folly to Be WISE" Miss Helen Wall,
From Student to Workman" Miss
Mildred Burke, Beyond the SCHOOL,"
Miss Laura Bretz, "All Work and
No Play" Miss Louise Johnson, The
Man Who Hath Not Music" Miss
Bertha Hogentogler, Wake Up
America" Miss Miriam Blair,
Laugh and the World Laughs With
You" Miss Josephine Zug, "Ye Min
istered Unto Me-" Miss Margaret
Weigle. Put Study In the Schools"
Miss Elizabeth Ulrich, always Room
For Improvement" Miss Esther
Trostle, I'm Touch With Nature;"
Miss Gertrude Drawbaugh, THE
Guide of Our Country" Miss Ruth
Beatty, The Silent Leader"
Miss Louise Yingling, His True
DlSclpleSt MISS mildred looHley,
Let Him Who Is Without SIM" Miss
Leah Rudy, "The Cynosure of Neigh
boring Eyes" Miss Mary Alma Allin,
The Reward of Labor" Miss Mar
garet Geisking. This Was a Man."
Miss Alice Schwab, "a Study in
Remedies Miss Marie Perry, Eff
ficiency First" Miss Martina Noes
lein, Speak the Speech" Miss Eliza
beth Leakway, Improve the Public
Service" Miss Margaret Miller,
Keep Step With Expansion" Miss
Helen Rote, Athletics For All;"
Miss Mary Loudenslager, "The Inno-
cent Children;" Miss Margaret Cum
mings, The Bird in the Cage" Miss
Sarah Lane, Capitol Park EXten-
sion;" Miss Esther Johns, Love the
Neighbors"; Miss Jeanette Margel-
road "Woman's War Problem in the
Home"
Harry Dixon, English Always
English Only" Frank Witherow,
beware of the Shoals" Kenneth
Downes, "A Foolish Step" Marlin
Geiger, Latina Necessity" Hollis
While, Concerning What We Eat"
William Foster. "A PerpleXing Prob
lem:" Paul Selsam, The Liquor
Problem;" Harold Eckert, THE Turn
In the Road" Joel Hallman, THE
Farmers Problem;" Leslie Minich,
"A Summer Necessity" Bernard
Vert, "College-Where?" Joseph
Fogler, THE Bulwark of the Ma
tom" Donald Dallman, college
l-Why?" Allison Skinner, "One Step
Toward q Greater Republic;" Louis
Goldstein, THE Shoe Birds
Wings" and James Dougherty,
Ancient Games Versus Modern
Games"
Afternoon Session-Miss Eleanor
DeSilvey, "These Also Serve;" Miss
Evelyn Speakman, "Absurditles of
Extremes" Miss Evelyn Gutman.
AN Undiscovered Country" Miss
Margaret Wingeard, The Girl
| Athiete:" Miss Mary Potts. Better
Films" Miss Mildred Goetze, "A
Mighty Bulwark;" Miss Sara Harr,
Gossip" Miss Bernardo McCor-
mick, Being Unique-Origlnalit
Miss Rebecca Stewart, "A Reverie;"
Miss Mabel Kramer, mo More Than
She Deserves;" Miss Eleanor Null
cahy, The American Woman's In
terest;" Miss Alverda Hertzler, ~.
w. C. A. Work; Its Influence In the
Community" Miss Romayne Boyer,
The Automobile As Means OF
Pleasure;" Miss Katherine Kelley,
Fairgrounds; Benefit to the City
and Children;" Miss Irene Sweeney,
"A Sighted Treasure"
Americans AS Music Lovers
Miss Martha Cresswell, "Ameri-
cans AS Music Lovers" Miss Sabra
Clark, "A Happy Medium" Miss
Gertrude Weston, Advantages of a
College Education;" Miss Rachel
Lightner, Chemistry In Commerce:
Miss Mary Miller, Our Benefae-
tors:'' Miss Beulah Heffner, "A