Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
PERSONAL---S SOCIAL
CENTRAL HIGH NOTES

At morning assembly to-day Il was
announced that tickets for the Tech
Steelton game can be purchased by
the students at the recess periods to-
morrow. Students will be given the
opportunity of seeing this game for
80 cents. instead of paying the usual
SO cents plus war tax. The tickets
viii be sold in the corridors at both
morning and afternoon recesses by
Senior boys. Prof Saul will not
have any tickets To sell this year,
SO that students who fail to purchase
their tickets tomorrow will not be
able to buy them later.
An 9ppeal has been issued by the
School Board for money to be used
for buying Thanksgiving Day sup
plies for the poor of the city. Ac-
cordine to the announcement, no sup
plies will be accepted at the school.
\ formal announcement was made
by the Editor n-Chief of the Argus
that all stories for the Mccormick
Shortr Story Contest must be in his
hands on December 18th. This con-
test is open to all classes of the
school. and the prize essays are print
ed in the Argus. Vance c. MeCor-
mick offers a sj and $3.50 prize
for the two best essays. Judges for
this contest will be picked in few
days.
I'll. 4. Initiates
The II. \. Society held its initia-
tion last night at the home of Alton
Smith, Cameron extension. George
Pulas. Joseph Minnich. Gilchrist Brin-
niger and Richard Robinson were the
victims last night. Plans We're dis
cussed for a strawride TO be held
some time during the Christmas va
cation. Those who sat down TO the
big feed last night were: Stuart
Wagner, Ross Hoffman, Clyde Hook
er. William Mcbride. Robert Crist.
Carl Stoner. Louis Rimer. Richard,
Quigley. George Pulas. Joseph Min
mich. Richard Robinson. Gilchrist
Brininger and Alton Smith
Boys Hold Drill
The boys of the morning session
held drill yesterday morning at II
o'clock. Major slime was in charge.
but turned the company over to Carl
Stoner. George Pulas and Robert
Crist. who took the the two platoons
through the various squad and pla-
toon movements.
q. Il. ,. Club Meets
The O. T. ]. Club of Junior girls
met last evening at the home of Miss
Sylvia Gingrich. 2026 Green street.
\ social evening was enjoyed by the
following members: Katherine Stecl-
ly, Margaret Martz. Sylvia Gingrich,
Elizabeth Aitkens. Nellie Ard. Helen
Best, Beatrice Bogar, Pauline Boyd,
Frances Burkholder. Helen Balm,
Marie Gettys. Margaret Goodman,
Edith Garland. Margaret Goodyear,
Ferne Hoffstot, Elizabeth Holahan,
Mildred Kreider. Dorothy MadduN.
Anna Mercurio. Mary Roberts, MurieL
Stuart, and Mary Whitmyer
G. &. d. Society Busy
The c. A. O. Society of Central.
held meeting last evening at the
home of Miss Virginia Downes. 1911
North Second street. Plans are about
completed for the Christmas dance.
The members present Were: Helen
Kochenderfer. Dorothy DeVout, Char
lotte Grove. Elizabeth Howard, Hazel
Collier Elizabeth Lloyd, Eleanor
Eby, Mildred DeShong. Grace Peake,
ChaFlotte ferguson. Margaret Good,
Virgins Forrer. and Virginia Downes.
Argus Meeting
The Argus staff will hold a very
important meeting at the home Of
Miss Katherine Wharton, 1919 North
Second street, tomorrow night at
o'clock. Plans for the publication
Of the New Years Argus will be taken
up az that time. All staff members
are urged to be present at this i'm
.portant meeting.
Program Committee Meets
The program committee of la
Cercle Francaris" met at 1.45 this
afternoon with Miss Phillips in the
Library at Central to plan the next
meeting. It promises to be most in
teresting and a large number of mem
bers are expected to be present. The
exact date of the meeting will be
announced probably tomorrow
The committee is composed of the
following: Eleanor Eby Katherine
wharton, Winston Romig and George
Pulas the president as an eX-ofticio
member.