Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-04
SCHOOL NOTES
CENTRAL

Inc INVITATION committee of the Sc
NOR class will be in the school library
tomorrow at noon to receive orders
and payment for invitations. This will
be the last chance for members of this
class to place orders.
At 1872. Reilly street this evening the
Philonian Debating Society will be en-
tertained by Dwight Gregory. The
members will make further prepara-
tion for the debate to be held with
team representing the York High
school the latter part of next month.
at the White Rose school.
owing to no school being held Friday
the regular chapel services at Central
Will be held tomorrow. Practically
the entire student body will partici-
pate IN the patriotic demonstration to-
morrow afternoon at the Capitol
The address made yesterday after
noon in chapel by the president of Get
tysburg College, DIR. Granville was
especially entertaining and instruct
I've. In connection with the talk about
the future for high school students. Dr.
Granville very appropriately dealt with
the present national crisis. Seven 9TH
er representatives of various colleges
and universities have been invited to
speak at Central High, and will ad-
dress the student body in the near
future.
Business meetings of the Senior class
were held to-day, the second period
during the morning session and the
fifth period in the afternoon.
TECH
The orchestra will have the first vio-
loncello player in it's history. Leo Nc
Granaghan will play that instrument
in the Maroon orchestra. while John
Huston has been added TO the list of
second violin players.
The Senior class decided last even
ing to hold their second class dance
April 20. The affair will be held at
Hanshaw's Hall.
The first of series of talks to the
Tech Camera Club was given yester-
day afternoon by Z. Mauser. A good
sized crowd of students heard his re-
marks on general photography. The
talks are being arranged by a commit
tee, of which Louis Kraybill is chair
man.
The Mandolin Club held its weekly
rehearsal this afternoon instead of to-
morrow, because of the parade that will
be held and in which the Tech stu
dents will participate. The Mandolin
Club is practicing for it's first concert
that will be given May IT.
A number of Tech students are con-
templating attending military camps
during the summer months. With this
idea in view many of them heard the
talk last evening by NJ. L. Gates, of
the Plattsburg camp.
The annual excursion to the Hum
melstown cave will be held Friday
morning. These field trips are held an
nually to this cave. by the teachers
of physical geography, who invite the
entire school to go along. The eXcur-
sion will be in charge of Professors
p. l.. Grubb and w. a. McCune. The
party will leave the square at $50.
DIR. w. A. Granville, president of
Gettysburg College, visited the school
yesterday morning, and addressed the
student body at the chapel exercises.
DR.. Granville spoke on the value of
getting an education from the fnan-
cial standpoint; and showed that a col
lege man or high school graduate may
be of more service to the community,
He also emphasized the fact that a
person with an education goes through
things that are about him.
The Freshman class in public speak,
ing is making good progress under the
direction of Professor A. b. Wallize.
In this study the boys are organizing
as a class, and each one of the students
is given an opportunity to preside in
the different offices of the organiza-
tion. The rules of parliamentary prac-
tice are being studied, with the expec-
tation of developing future "Joe" Can
mons and Champ Clarks. Several con-.
les each of Roberts. as we'll as Cush-
ing's manuals of parliamentary Drac-
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