Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-25
CENTRAL HIGH NOTES

A meeting of the recently organ
ized junior class was held last night
at 5 o'clock in the assembly hall,
with the president, Miss Virginia
Wallis presiding. A report OF the
class advisory committee was given
selecting John A. f. Hall. The mat
ter of class colors was then taken
up and after various combinations
were rejected, orchid and silver were
finally chosen. This week the presi-
dent will select a pin and ring COM
mittee of ten girls. who will imme-
diately begin the work of selecting
a class seal
The LIE Cercle Franchise which was
started last year and attained such
great success under the leadership
OF Miss Edith Philips. French teach
er, is to be organized again this
year about the middle of October.
The society was one of the most
popular ones in the school last year,
the meetings being conducted en-
tirely in French French charades
and parlor games were played and u
French play was given during the
" inter, the proceeds of which were
given to the French War Fund. Last
years members were:
President, George PIlas; treasurer,
Charlotte Grove; Hilda Baturin,
Katherine Dickert. Virginia Downes.
Violet Hollinger. Ruth Langdon, Lois
Coons, Kathryn Wharton. Eleanor
SHY, Elizabeth Howard. Hazel Col
lier, Merle Smith, Margaret Good,
Esther Jean, Goldie Marcus, Horace
Selig. Joseph Minnich. Winston, Ro-
mig, Marion Manheck, William Nc
Bride, Joseph Diffenaerfer and Mil
ton Potts.
At a meeting of the Sigma Gam
ma Chi Society held last evening at
the home of Miss Florence Hardy,
1929 North Second street, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Pres
ident, Susan Moltz; vice-president,
Helen De Walt; secretary, Miriam
Craiglow; treasurer, Florence Hardy.
The next meeting will be October
6, at the home of Miss Miriam Craig
low, 1907 North Third street.
The society is composed of the fol-
lowing girls: Gertrude Banks, Giacc
Uish, Florence Davis, Helen DeWalt.
Margaret Moeslein, Susan Moltz. vii.
helmina Wohlfarth, Blanche Raine,
Mildred Fisher. Sara Farmer, Miriam
Craiglow and Florence Hardy.
The committee chosen by the
chairman of the Central High
Alumni Association to represent the
various Glasses at tne meetings coh-
Mrs. w. C. Armor, 81; Mrs. ].
Henry Spicer. IA; Mrs. M. B.
Cowden, 10; Prof. c. A. Ellenberger,
II; Mrs. Ellenberger, 80; Mrs. H.
j. Kurzenknabe, '7S; Miss Minnie l..
Hursh, '81; d. d. Hammelbaugh,
'S2; DR.. Clarence r. Phillips, 'S3;
Mrs. Harris Mccormick, 'S4; Mrs.
Clarence r. r. Phillips, 'S5; Harvey
Lyter, '87; Mrs. William Schooley,
'8S; Mrs. Lillian Fitzsimmons, 80;
Edgar Hoffman, go; Vincent w.
Stanford, 81; Miss Mary C. Orth,
'92; J. A. Mclaughlin, '93; Mrs. C.
w. Crist, '96; DR.. w. L. Keller, '95;
Mrs. Alice MCGOWAN, '97; Mrs.
Frank c. Foose, 80; Miss Jennie B.
/ Lutz, '9S; Mrs. w. I. Elmer, 90;
Mrs. Paul Gochenaur, '01; Miss Gler
Gottschall, 'Pl; Miss Helen McFar-
land, '03; Samuel Fackler, '04 Miss
Cordelia Brenneman, '05; Karl e.
Richards, '06; Robert e. Bratten,
'07; Russell C. Hertzler, '0S; Robert
R. Free, 'O9; William S. Middleton,
10; DR.. Edward Richards, II; j.
Wilbur Towsen, ~; ThoHas v. De-
vine, '13; Carson McAllister, IA;
Clarence C. Cooper, rs; Robert G.
Michael. '16; Harold Eckert, IT;
Ben Wolfe, '1S; Robert Crist. '19
and William Cleckner, 20.