Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-12

| fTOl. severance ltAl 1oiiSN
| Miss Katherine Zeiders. of the
English department. who, with
Miss Orth. is aiding the members oil
the teams in preparing their arSu-
ments.
The teams. she said. have been
! made up of volunteers. The athrma-
| tive side whose arguments are most
| difficult, is composed of seasoned
| debaters-boys who have spoken De-
| fore and done well. -.
/ Miss Orth gave an interesting Ut
| tie talk on Initiative" and enoeo
! by urging Il good audience at the
! home debate.
| Miss Swartz Talks
| Miss Annabel Swartz, whose serV-
| ices in training the boys are OF the
greatest value, spoke briefly upon
! the work she was doing IN aiding
the delivery of the speeches.
! Cheer Leader Busy
George Pulas. the busy cheer
| leader. gained the platform and LED
! some spirited cheers for botn teams
| lie announced that he would be on
the job Friday night and he expect
! ed the students to be with hiln'
I Teams and Judges
The question Resolved, That I.
! s. Should Adopt Universal Military
! Training" is a timely one. carl
! Stoner, Stuart Wagner and winston
J Romig comprise the affirmative team
! and will use all their powers OF ora
I tory and argument against Reading
| in Central's assembly room next
! Friday evening.
! The negative side. including Rob-
ert Crist. Arthur Hibler and tarolu
| Conner will debate against HaZletoh
at Hazleton the same evening.
At the home debate Attorney VII
| liam II. Earnest will preside. The
! judges have been announced as iol-
! lows: The Rev. J. l.. Emminger,
I Lancaster; 6. Carlton Lew, Car
Isle. and Guy p. Dawes. Carlisle'
p. B. p. Club Meets
! Members of the p. b. p. club OF
| Central met last evening at the home
of Miss Gladys Buckwalter, ESQ
North Sixth street. After the busl-
ness of the evening was disposed OF
a jolly social time was enjoyed. ne
freshments were served TO the tol-
lowing members: Miss Ereivn
Kettle, Miss Catherine Dlckert. MISS
Esther Leeds. Miss Kathryn WorieE'
Miss Grace Early. Miss Esther , ma,
| gill, Miss Helen Gable, Miss Evelyn
| Wright, Miss Elinor Smith. Miss
! Harriet Kelley. Miss Mildred Gal
lagher and Miss Gladys Buckwalter.
Dcmosthcnians Meet
The Demosthenian Literary So
| ciety of Central will meet TINS even
ing at the home of Miss katherlne
Wharton. 1919 North Second street
! With the aid of Miss Mary Orth,
the committee has arranged an ex-
| cellent program and a full attend
ance is desired.
| Association Memberships
The following report was given out
by John Hall. treasurer of the newly
organized Central High School De-
! batting Association. in u special as
sembly yesterday:
| Morning session. room II, 80 mem
I hers out of IS. Average % per cent;
/ room 13, 100 per cent; room 10, 100
| per cent: room 16. II members out of
| SO, 90 per cent; room Il, 10 members
| out of Il. average 76 per cent; room
lis, "a members out of %, average
100 per cent: room 21. 100 per cent.
room %, 100 per cent; room 20, 20
members out of SO. average 65 per
cent: room %. 81 members out OF
! 3S. average 81 per cent; room IS, %
members out of IS. average 81 per
cent. room 81, "a members out of
| 40, average 40 per cent; room 81. 81
members out of 45. average Sc room
| 81 100 per. cent.
| Afternoon session room 12, AZ
members out of As. average ST per
cent; room 13, 80 members out Of
AZ, average % per cent; room Il, 13
members out of 1s. average 6S per
cent; room Is, 80 members out of A.
! average 20 per cent: room 16, 81
/ members out. of 81. average 81 per
| cent; room II. 100 per cent; room
lS 100 per cent; room 81, 10 mem
! bers out of 81, average. 30 per cent;
room "a, 13 members out of 16, aver
! age. 81 per cent: room %, - me -
/ bers out of AZ, average 76 per cent;
/ room IS, 81 members out of 3S, aver
! age Il per cent; room 3S. 81 members
! out OF So. average of IS per cent;
/ room 81. 40 members out of 81, av-
| erage so per cent; room "a, 80 mem
| bers out of 45, average II per cent;
! room 81, 100 per cent.
Team Standing
The announcement of the stand
/ ing OF the various teams that have
! been collecting the money for the
( Debating Association shows that the
/ afternoon session teams have a slight
/ ly higher average than the morn
ing session teams. The following is
how they stand:
Afternoon session-Miss VanDyke
and Earl Wright, collecting from
rooms II, 13, II and 10, collected 129
memberships out of possible 1j3,
and have an average of 81 per cent.
Miss Manahan and Bernard Koplo-
vitz from rooms 16, II and IS, coll
lected 90 memberships out OF pos
sible 105, averaging 81 per cent. Miss
/ Elsie Hope and Richard Robinson,
from rooms II. "a and 20, collected
Ga memberships out of a possible 70.
| Miss Mildred Kreider and Albert San
ders, from rooms 26, 81 and 2S, signed
up SO out of a possible 102. with an
| average of 81 per cent. Miss Kath-
!, crime Edwards and Donald Egolf. coll
lectng from rooms 81 "a and 81, col
| lected 80 memberships out of a pos
sible 113, averaging So per CEN.
! Morning session-Miss Mildred De
, from rooms II, 13, IA and 10, col
| lected 107 out of a possible l1O, an
average of 81 per cent. Miss Grace
! Peake and Marion Manbeck, from
rooms 16, II and IS. collected SO out
of a possible "a. with an average of
CO per cent. Miss Rita Buxbaum and
! Alton Smith. from rooms 81, "a and
! %, collected 81 memberships out OF
! 81, with an average of 100 per cent.
Miss Elizabeth Brown. and George
Pulas, from rooms 26, 81 and 2s, COL
| lected rs out of a possible ia, with
an average of 6s per cent. Miss Mir
| lam Goshorn and William Mcbride,
from rooms 81. 81 and 81, collected
| ~ memberships out of Ill, with an
average of Sc per cent