Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-17
CENTRAL HIGH NOTES

Interesting DemOstheRian Meeting
( The second meeting of the Demos
thenian Literary Society was held
last evening at the home of Horace
usually interesting program was ar
ranged by Miss Orth which made the
evening very enjoyable for all those
present. The following was the pro-
gram as presented by the different
story of Noyes' tSherwood). Helen
Burrts; reading of old ballad, Elmer
Smith violin solo, Horace Selig; rem
He" Joseph Minnich; she" Hazel
Collier; dramatic presentation of
Robin Hood" ballad. "Allan-a- -Dale's
Wedding" = Robin Hood" Marion
RanGsek Rom5s tsIs AIlansDale" Jebn ohy Winston o
Clintock; THE Bishop" Horace SeIiE;
The Knight" Joseph Diffenderfer;
The Bride" Ruth Langdon; Nick"
Carl Stoner
After the program had been given,
all the members Joined in singing
school songs, and discussed the COM
ing debates. The following MEM
bers were present last evening:
Helen Burris, Rita BuXbaum, Hazel
Collier. Mildred Donmoyer. Charlotte
Ferguson, Mary Garland, Katherine
HaZen, Elizabeth Howard. Violet Hol-
linger, Evelyn Keitel, Ruth Langdon.
Esther Magill. Elinor Smith, Merle
| fenderfer. Marion Manbeck, John Nc
Clintock, Joseph Minnich. Winston
Romig. Horace Selig. SCarl Stoner
and Miss Mary c. Orth.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Merle Smith, 237 North
Fifteenth street.
Triangle Debates
Word has been received at Central
that Altoona has Withdrawn from
the Triangle Debating League. AL
! toona has been replaced by Hazelton.
who will send a strong team into the
field. Each school has sent. SUBJ
schools will vote for the subject to
be debated by all three schools.
Tech High, of this city. has not
placed q team in the debating league
fessor NJ o. Billow. instructor of
defamation at that school. has VOL
/ unteered his services to Central for
any work that he can do to help
| ship again this year. Professor Bill
| low was a former teacher at Central,
and coached the team at that insti-
tuition which won the state cham
pionship several years ago.
Senior Dance Tonight
The Senior dance tonight promises
| to be one of the most popular affairs
held under class supervision so far
| has engaged a four-piece jazz orches-
! ira to furnish the music. and a fine
| selection of poular music has been
! promised by the leader. Tickets
! have been in the hands of several
members of the class for the past
| few days. and have been selling un-
! usually well.
/ No School Tuesday
Announcement was made yesterday
by Professor Severance that there
| will he no school on Tuesday, Janu-
ary 81. owing to the fact that the
gubernatorial Inauguration comes on
| that day.
Basketban News
A great deal of difficulty is being
experienced by Professor Bertram w
saul, faculty athletic director. in fill
I ing out the basketball schedule for
the girls Varsity team. Up until
this time only four games have been
| arranged, two at home and two away
| The majority of girls teams through
| out the state seem to be afraid to
tackle the Central quintet. It Is ex-
/ pected, however. that within the
course of a few weeks Professor
saul will have an interesting schedule
ready for publication.
The committee to decide on what
kind of play the Senior class will hold
at graduation time was announced
yesterday. by Class President Lewis
Rimer. A meeting of the committee
o'clock. in the assembly room. wheYe
| the following held a short session
| Mrs. Ewing. instructor of dec1ama-
/ ton; Professor 2. G. Rose. instructor
I, of music; Virginia .Forrer. Miriam
i Goshorn, Carl r. Stoner and Robert
W. Crist. President Rimer was prss-
lent as an ex-officio member.