Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-30
Central High Notes

At a meeing of the Central High
school Club of the Y. w. C. A. held
last evening, Mrs. William Jennings
gave an interesting talk on the trip
maze from Syria recently by her sis
ter-ln-law, Mrs. West, who was doing
missionary work there when the war
broke out. She stated that it is al
mos impossible to realize what the
Armenians are suffering. The party
mad to return by way of Switzerland
ana had to make most of their jour-
ney in closed wagons under the care
or a Turkish guard. There were
about fifty other Americans in the
party and all received courteous
treatment from authorities because
OF their being Americans. When they
reached the port from which they
were to embark for America they
were kept under guard for three
weeks This was done in order that
the might forget some of the things
seen in the war torn country.
Miss Mary Hoffer, social service
comittee adviser offered d Red
Cross to be used as the center of a
slumber robe If the club members
wished to make one for the local
chapter. The offer was enthusiastic
ally accepted and it is hoped that
the robe will be ready to present to
the Red Cross in two weeks. Miss
Grace Peake is in charge of it. Miss
MABEL Thompson was admitted to
club membership.
Honor Roll Announced
The honor roll of Central students
for the second quarter was announc-
ed yesterday in chapel. All students
listed have acquired an "A" average
in every subject. The sophomore class
made the best record
Seniors
Misses zelma Acker, Helen Apple
by, Verna Beam, Francis Hause.
Mildred Mccormick, Catherine Nc
Farland, Catherine Martin, Mildred
Sheesley and Sonia Zeger.
Juniors
Misses Margaret Banks, Helen
Burris, Mildred Donmoyer, Mary
Garland, Evelyn Keitel, Ruth Lang
teuann and Wilson Bertram, Harold
Connor, Marion Manbeck and Hor-
ace Lilig.
Sophomores
Misses Helen Balm, Gwendolyn
Bennett, Mary Bevard, Francis Burk-
holder Bessie Claster, Florence
Frank, Sylvia Gingrich, Margaret
Goodman, Mae Gross, Elizabeth
Handschuch, Annetta Mercurio, Win
fired Tripner, Mary Rodney and
Virginia Watts and Harold Fox and
Harold Hibler.
Freshmen
Misses Elsie Aument, Louise Bo-
land, Sara Calhoun, Katherine Clark,
Beatrice Cohen, Miriam Craiglow,
Florence Davies, Mildred Gehr, Mao
mi Grand, Elizabeth Hartman, Dor
othy Haas, Ellen Harris, Helen Keit-
er, jeanette Lyon, Mary Pass,
Blanche Raine, Mildred Shirk, Mary
Shope and Mae Williams.
Centralians Meet Tonight
Russell Zimmerman, 615 North
Eighteenth street, will entertain the
members of the Centralian Society
this evening at his home. The matter
of the trophy case is to be discussed.
After the business session a social
hour will be enjoyed by Herman
Gohn, George Pavord, Vernon
Wright Russell Zimmerman, Elwood
Deepen, Noble Frank, Charles Ko-
ser, Stadden Williams, Russell Wise,
Thomas Caldwell, Blair Smith, Sey-
mour Nissley; Ray Yaple, Richard
Mount, Benjamin Whitman, Garnet
Wall and Arthur Gardner.
Dickinson Scholarship Offered
Horace B. King, a prominent Har-
risburg lawyer, has made possible a
sCHoldrS snip at OichlHson Law Scnool,
which is to be open to any student
in Central including both sexes.
Word to that effect was received by
Principal II. G. Djbble from Dean
Trickert, of Dickinson Law school.
The selection of the student who is
to receive the scholarship is left to
the judgment of Principal Dibble.
The school as a whole wishes to ex-
tend their thanks to Mr.. King for
making this scholarship possible.
Red Cross Aided
Proceeds from the Christmas dance
given by the d. S. Societies of IT
and '18, were turned over to local
Red Cross in the name of Central
High school yesterday. The amount
was $40.