Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-15
CENTRAL HIGH NOTES
PLEA FOR HONOR ROLL

At a recent assembly held at Gen.
trail plans for bringing the school
service flag and honor roll up-to-
date were discussed. Last year. un-
der the supervision of Professor
Dibble, the honor roll contained the
names of all Central men who had
Joined the service up to that time.
and the service flag contained 135
stars. However, since that time,
many more Central boys have Joined
the service, but they have never been
given a place on the honor roll or
service flag. This matter is now in
the hands of the Argus.
The editor OF the Argus as ap-
pointed a committee of thirty stu
dentss to help him in his task of
securing these names. He also
pointed out that the students should
not have to be urged to hand in
names of those in the service, but
that they should consider it a per-
sonal duty and privilege to do so, as
this is little enough honor for those
who have fought and won.
Despite the cooperation of the
student body. however. it will be i'm
possible to secure all tho rames of
those in the service or who have
been in the service, unless the pub
lie also helps, as many of these
names are unknown to the students.
Therefore all the people of the city
are. urged to send the names of any
Central men that they know are, or
have been, in the service to the edi-
tor OF the Argus. The following in
formation is desired: Name, branch
of service. rank and whether
wounded. killed, or any other infor-
nation that may be suitable for
records.
The following students have been
appointed on this committee: Morn
ing session-Helen Gable, Helen
Crozier. Mary Eager, Jennie Booth.
Mary Long. Gladys Robinson,
Julia Hinkle. Christine Long, Merle
Smith, Rachael Longsdorf, Mar
garet Geiger. Margaret Herm. Helen
Burris and Mildred Shupp. After
noon session-ReDecca Shelly, Ethel
Burd. Ruth Urich, Marie Wolfarth.
Mary Hoff, Winifred Reel, Florence
Burtnett, Dorothy Rankin. Evelyn
DuBree. Clair Van Dyke. Emily
sites, Marian Hartwick, Margaret
Moeslein. Gene Matter, Esther Frank
and Ethel Murray.
VESPER SERVICE AT Y. w. C. A.
Miss Marian Edsall, director of
girls work of Pine Street Presbyter-
ian church, will be the speaker at the
Y. W. c. A. vesper service tomorrow
evening. Miss Edsell will review "The
Business of Being a Friend" by Mis-
Bertha Conde. The service will begin
at 5 o'clock. A social hour will fol-
low with Mrs. Dewitt Fry and Mrn.
William P. Starkey in charge.
Girl Scouts of Harrisburg are at
tending the Social Welfare confer
ence in large numbers. Sun flower
Troop No. 1 volunteered it's serv-
ices through their captain Miss
Helen Hause. shortly after they
learned of the selectio nof Harris
burg as the place of meeting. At
the opening session. Miss Janey
Crimonesi. Miss Ella Nelson. Miss
Flora Miller. Miss Mildred Kreider,
Miss Martha Goodyear. Miss Esther
Wheelers Miss Elizabeth Murray,
Miss Elizabeth Holahan and Miss
Louise Plank. acted as pages.
Mrs. Edward Conner and little
son. David Conner. left this morn
ing for Octoraro, Md. after spend
ing a few weeks with her sister, Mrs
G. W. Speakman, at 7O9 North Sew
enteenth street. |
Miss Helen Heckert, of Penbrook
is spending the weekend in Phila-
delphia.