Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-10
Central High Notes

To celebrate the presentation of the
trophy case, which took place yester-
day in chapel, a banquet was held
last evening in the Y. NJ. c. A. for the
members of the Centralian Society of
Central High School. Senator Bel
dleman presented the trophy case on
Lehalf of the Centralian Society and
Principal III. G. DibbIe accepted it
for the school. During his address
the Senator called attention to the
fact that, although Central has won
many trophies in track, basketball
and football, only a very few stu
dents knew of their existence be-
cause there was no proper place to
display them. He also expressed the
hope that when the school is no
longer CO. educational the trophy case
may remain with the girls. The boys
can win new laurels. At the ban
ct ct, which was given in the Y NJ.
{. a. last evening, a representative
from the boys clubs and Principal
Dibble, John A. i. Hall, Bertram
Saul, Arch Dinsmore and Robert
Reeves. of the Y. NJ. c. A, were the
hcnor guests. William Kay, of Phil
adelphia, an active member of the
society, was POSTMASTER. Toasts
from all the honor guests were
given.
School colors and pennants were
used in decorating the banquet hall,
where the tables were arranged in
the form of an II, A violin solo. by
Blair Smith and piano solo by Rus
sell Zimmerman followed. In attend
ance We're: Principal II. G. Dibble.
John a. +. Hall, Bertram Saul, Arch
Dinsmore, Robert Reeves, William
Bierbower, Harry Good, president of
the II. A. Society; William Rodgers
president Philonian Debating So
ciety; Albert Rinkenbach. president
of the class of Is and S. p. Q. r.;
William Mcbride. president of the
class of 10; Willard Smith, editor-in-
chief of the Argus staff; Jay Stoll,
Demosthenian, and the following Cen
tralian members: Herman Gohn,
George Pavord, Vernon Wright. Rus
sell Zimmerman, Elwood Deepen,
Noble Frank, Charles Koser, Stadden
Williams, Russell Wise, Thomas Cald-
well, Blair Smith. Seymour Nissley
Ray Yaple, Richard Mount, Benjamin
Whitman. Garret Wall and Arthur
Gardner.
Chapel Announcements
1t was announced in chapel yester-
day that DIR. Freund. who was in
Central High School last week, in
commenting on the songs of the
school said that their song, John
Central Harris was the best he has
ever heard in high school. Comipg
from such an authority on music
such favorable criticism is highly ap-
preciated DIR. Freund asked to have
copies of the song sent to him.
The senior dance, which was to
have taken place Friday will be
Dosfponed because of the girls de-
bate with the Hazleton debating
team
PhIIOninns Meet
Robert Wallower, All Cumberland
street, entertained the members of
the Philonian Debating Society at his
home last evening. \ dance will be
given by the society on April 26 at
Winterdale Hall. Refreshments were
served to William Rodgers, Benjamin
wolfe, Harry Good. Kenneth Win
geard, John Shumaker. Willard
Smith, Jay Stoll. Frederick Wright.
Albert Rinkenbach, Elmer Herring,
Paul Roeder, Hugo Rose, Edward
Williamson, Kenneth Eldridge, Thorn
as Lantz, John McCaleb. Wilmer
Kines, Ralph Early and Robert Wal
| lower.
II. s. Club Elect Officers
! At the regular weekly meeting of
| the Central High School Club held
last evening in Boyd Hall of the Y.
w. C. A. the following officers were
elected: Miss Grace Peake. presi-
| dent Miss Mary Bright, vice-presi-
dent Miss Ruth Langdon. secretary,
and Miss Elizabeth Holahan. treas
| urer. Mrs. Decevee led community
singing for the club afterward.