Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-23

aker. Richard Losch, Charles May,
Gilbert Murick, Ralph Owens, Dar-
, win Richards, Ralph Saul, Harry
Schrouder. John Smith, Stiles
Smith, Theodore SPOTS. Ammon
Siple, Franklin Ulsn, Donald Nc
Camant, Joseph Bricker.
These officers are stationed ac-
cording to diagram, at vantage
points, where they act as traffic Of
ficials during class movements.
These officers are also responsible
for the conduct of their fellow citi-
zens and for the care and protection
of all interior property.
The sublieutenants of the exterior
group of the law and order force
are: Nathan Bloom, Gerald Taley,
Raymond Fogle, Robert Greenawalt,
George Herman, Earl Koons, James
Lytle, Cecil Lediard, John Mencer.
Aloysius Schutzenbach and H.
Thompson Schutzenbach.
Their duties are the care and pro-
lection of exterior school property
and that of the surrounding COM
munity and the behavior of their
fellow citizens. AS a safety first
committee, they are strategically
stationed where their presence in
sures safety during the hours of
arrival and departure.
Recently a committee from the
faculty was appointed: George H.
! Richwine, Miss Elda Stambaugh
and Miss Annie Schlayer for the
purpose of comforting with head
lieutenants. Graeff and Donmover,
in the selection of a badge for these
student-control groups.
Two class guides. a boy and girl,
appointed by each home room
teacher from the home room class.
haad e;,, oIa
| file to it's various recitations. BY
virtue of their position at the head
of the line, these guides prevent
friction with other classes moving
simultaneously with their own.
Faley Edward Cohen, Thaddeus
Carter, Harriet Whitman, Sarah
Michelovitz, Harvey Klaer. Ger
trude Mages, William Shreadley,
Richard Delmotte. Mildred Yingling.
! Helen Statler, John Bishop, Edith
Mann. Beatrice Co.yer. Hyman
Lewis, Harriet Adams, John War
den. Erna Garrett. Dorothy Trout,
Harold Smedley. John Burd. Vir-
! ginia Wertz, Lillian Caper, Robert
Dolbin. Mary Brosey, Robert Gard
ner, Helen Peters, Ebert Klitch,
Ruth Allen, Raymond Balsbaugh,
| Earl Spohn, Mildred Conley. Harry
Hartzell, Lillian Fritz, Robert Mil
ler. Ma'sie Davis, Gertrude Bowers.
Raymond Fogle, Tillie Williams,
Merle Lamar, Rosanna Gastrock,
Otto Haas, Mabel Potteiger, Harry
McGann, Stella Reber, William
Jacobs, Mildred Pinkerton, Howard
Shaffner, John Knipple, Blanche
Clark, Lillian CLOSER, Howard Pet
tibone, Mildred Fralick, Edgar
Dapp, William Kurtz, Eliza Keefer,
Anna Smith, Harry PETER.
Beside each line of students is a
deputy, boy or girl, appointed by
their home room teacher, and re-
sponsible to that individual and to
the law and order force for the
conduct of the line
The deputies are: Helen Toomey,
John Prosser, Vera Walkden, Regina
Matchett, Harold Horst, Mae Moore,
John Cunkle, Pauline Green, Lillian
Sherman, Hyman Katzen, James
Miller, Edith Kline, Elizabeth Seig-
mund. John Rheinoehl, Sarah Jean
nette Decevee, Melvin Lyter, Kath-
ryn Griffin, John Coleman, George
Hohenshelt, Frances Seibert, Harry
Smyser, Harriet Shut, Raymond
Sweitzer, Frances Blumenstein,
Russell Glaser, Esther Spahr, Ed
ward Bashore, Mary Yontz, Martina
Williamson, Fred Sh oemaker,
George Feigel, Dorothy LUZ, Ralph
Carver, Della Machamer, Robert
Griffin, Ward Swain, Lena Cohen,
William Johnson, Elizabeth Miller,
Vera Bretz, Anthony Manning,
Kathryn Asper, Francis Robinski,
David Chubb, Amy Thomas, Albert
Givler, Edna Plat, Maud Ruby, and
Samuel Caprello.
At present, kindly reminders from
the student -nffinarS tho nnlXY
means usually found necessary in
securing the willing improvement of
citizens who sometimes tend to go
Tom Sawyerwise.
The most significant fact concern
ing the law and order force is the
self-evolution of methods of proce-
dure during the council meeting.
Stationing of the sublieutenants as
traffic officers according to diagram,
placing of the exterior sublieuten-
ants as a safety first committee, the
framing of a constitution, the crea-
ton of student tribunal, are a few
of the excellent ways and means
being discovered and used by these
two cooperating groups, working
under the efficient direction and
guidance of their teacher counsellor,
for the promotion of fine citizenship
in the Camp Curtin democracy.
| DuTlnS the nome room activities
period, the rest of the citizen popu-
tation are working comparatively
with these groups. At this time the
home room president, appointed by
the home room teacher presides.
Last week among the discussions
that took place at the suggestion of
Principal Brehm were the primary
elections, chiefly, the qualifications
of voters, the United States Consti-
tuition, comparative study of con-
stitutions, and better behavior. The
faculty are equally interested with
the students in learning from the
bulletin what will be the topic of
discussion for the day.
| Under the guidance and direction
of the faculty the students during
this period, will receive instruction
and impressions essential to correct
knowledge and wisdom in election,
and in holding office. Then when
the day for final election in Novem-
ber arrives, the student voters in
their respective school wards will
rival the enthusiasm and earnest
ness of their seniors voting simul-
taneously at the polls.
The home room presidents at this
time are: John Jessup, Chauncey
Davis, Pauline Huntsberger, Will
liam Bodmer, Joseph Bolton,
Charles Boyer, Ethel Burd, Rhoda
Smith, Samuel Krebs, Harold Smed-
ley, Charles Crownshield, Hugo