Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-19
CENTRAL HIGH NOTES
Seniors Hold Elections

The Senior class held an election of
officers yesterday during the after
noon session. No class meeting was
called, the past term officers going
from room to room to collect the bal
lots instead. The result as an
nounced by Ex-President Ross S.
Hoffman at the beginning of the
fourth period was: Louis Rimer. 81;
Horace Selig. Is; Elizabeth Lloyd.
40; Jennie Blocker. 81; Elizabeth
Brown, 20.
However during the recess oerLod
which followed the last period in
which votes We're allowed to be east.
EiX-President Hoffman allowed a few
people to cast votes, inasmuch as
they did not have their dues with
them when the ballots were AIKEN.
These votes placed Miss Lloyd ahead
of Miss Blocker. who had been in the
lead at the close of the third period.
y special meeting of the class vas
then called for at . o'clock to deter
mine whether or not the votes cast
at recess should be null and void.
At 5.45 o'clock the class was still
divided in it's opinion upon this mat
ter, and the meeting was adjourned
by a motion of Prof. j. r. Miller,
class adviser. Another meeting will
be held this afternoon to settle the
difficulty.
Junior Dance Friday
A dance will be held by the Junior
class. on Friday night at Hanshaw's
Hall, Third and Harris streets, under
the supervision of President Richard
Robinson. The Juniors have engaged
Sourbiers Three-Piece Jazz Orches-
ira. and Prof Bertram Saul Will be
the chaperon. Anybody and every
body is invited to the Junior dances.
Want Old Arguses
Carl Be- Stoner, editor-in- chief Of
the Argus has asked any person hav-
ing old copies of the Argus to turn
them into the office at Central. The
file containing these old books has
been sadly neglected by the last few
editors. and Mr.. Stoner wants to have
the file complete before he turns the
paper over to the next class. The
following are missing: In volume l.
Aprik May. September. November and
December of the year 1885, IN 1886.
January and March; all of volume
VII from April, 1901, to March 1902;
to March 1904: all of volumes MI
and XIII from April. 1906, to June.
1908; all of volume XVI from Septem-
ber, 1910. to June. 1911; all of "oilime
XIX from September 1913 to June,
1914; in volume M. October, Novam-
ber and December during 1917, and
January, February March. May; in
volume NNI, November and Decen-
ber during 1915.
Meeting Postponed
The meeting of the II. A. Society
to be held Monday night, Dee. 23, ut
the home of Robert w. Crist has
been postponed until January. Many
of the mmebers of this society are
working for the U. S. Mail Service
during the holidays, which would
prevent them from being present.
Argus Box Put Up
4 box for contributions for .ne
Argus has been put up in the library.
Inasmuch as the Argus is a paper
edited by the students, the editor-in-
chief is anxious to have a large num-
ber of contributions for the school
paper. In former years the box gas
to be used only for roasts and jokes
for the Observation column, but this
ear SlbIltSH GuIlbAIdiSs IO1StS anu
jokes are all welcome. A large num-
Der of contributions are especially
desired from the lower classmen, as
the Argus staff is composed entirely
of Juniors and Seniors who trs not
acquainted with their schoolmates in
the classes of '21 and 30.
basketball Booming
\ large number of Senior boys
have signed up with Manager Carl
b. Stoner for a basketball team to
represent the Senior class this year.
The first practice will be held De-
cember 26, and a large number of
candidates are expects to ! at
that time. Some of the most pronis-
ing material in the class this year
are Joseph Minnich. stub" Perrin.
Louis Karmatz. John Koch, Ross Hon-
man, Milton Potts and Carl Stoner.
Games will be played with the
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