Evening star., 1921-11-27

MAJ Branson, CaptS. Webb, Guam
der and Jackson and Lieuts. Perry.
son. A. Jackson. Price and Regiment
al Supply. Omcer Winder formed
Armstrong; contingent Of the guard
OF honor to Marshal Foch at the
presentation Of the gold medal by the
school children of America
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
An employment bureau has recently
been established at Central High
School. under the auspices Of the
OF locating graduates and under
graduates who desire positions, as
we'll as for the purpose of meeting
requests from employers.
The bureau sends q circular, a blue
card and a white card, to each grad
pose OF the bureau. Those who Are
working at present or desire a posi-
ton, fill out the white card and re-
turn 1t to the bureau.
There have been at least 1000 cards
sent out and several answers re-
ceived.
Last year at Central High School a
new project was inaugurated and
successfully carried through - the
formation Of the better chapels COM
the prlneinsi Tnose Ssss,t assy It was to assist
making the student-body assemblies
orderly ana Interesting. After the
formation OF this committee a marked
Improvement was brought about he
cause each section was assigned spe.
cnhaas claa seats IN the auditorium: and the
This year the better chapel. CON. .
mittee" has already bean chosen ana
- composed OF one rspresentati tive
from each section. Although they
nave not met Mr.. Maurer in . drst
shrouehout y the Is scbon1 dsfn,ssly mite, known
sentatives who have been chosen for
the committee intend to act with the
purpose OF carrying on and extendfng
tne oeneacial work Of last year. as
wen as planning big things" for the
enjoyment OF each chapel.
Under the leadership of Can't.
Stroecker, the official cadet Instructor
At Central, the schools companies arc
sns,,,c prs1,E,rsssins rapidly in all branches Of
commanders are meeting their nom
commissioned ofioers At every avail
aols opportunity in order to deter
mine there regular War-gAme teams
which shall contend for the briEade
championship.
There have been many reouests for
definite data concerning the partici-
patton Of alumni in school activities
during their high school career. AS
no record was kept until 1918. it is
almost impossible to give correct in.
formation. Since that date the fol-
lowing persons have been appointed
work:
Miss Maxine Role, Bernard Locraft,
Capt Edwin Yates, Miss Ruth Einnev
ana Miss Marjorie Mothsrshead. The
historical record 10 kept In the once
of the principal Of the school.
Tho weather. which has ksps the
girls tennis tournament Of Central
High School at q standstiu for 20
long, has at last become more favor
able and much has besn accomplish
ed. Friday afternoon Frances walk 81
and Margaret Rce played In the
semi-finals. It was . close game. for
Walker the better player. Monday
afternoon the other match in the
semi-fnals was played. The players
were Katherine Shoemaker and Louise
Kilton, and this time also three sets
were played before Miss Kilton could
finals Of the tournament were played
Tuesday afternoon, proving in three
sets that between Louise Kilton and
Frances Walker the latter was the
superior player.
The nesting for the organisation
Press Club was held wednesday.
Members Of Business, Western and
Central STATS were present. After q
long discussion the constitution pre-
pared by Herbert Sanford Of Central
was approved. with 4 few minor
the hands Of supt. Baiiou awaiting
oficial approval.
Herbert Sanford, editor of Central's
Bulletin, was elected president; Edith
Burroughs, editor Of the Fastener, vice
president; Francis Schriner Of the Bust:
ness b,.nes a.%s 81 Sheet ts. ssSsstary ana
Membership in the club Is limited
to those actively connected with
school publications either a. star
members or g REGULAR oontEibrtor:;
the try-outs for the hrst and second
teams. Last week the team went to
Camp Sdmms for q practice match to
prepare for the regular matches that
begin this week. The team, although
it has only ro two OF i.st bcrs ysas !.
Crockett, will not be below the stand
ard set by former Central teams. it
10 believed.
In January there will be q match
with the Andover (Mass.) team. This
match will be run by correspondence,
each team shooting on its own range
and informing the other school Of the
results BY mall. The other Important
matches scheduled for the spring are
the interoity oAAmpionship matches
and tho A1tor cup match. Tho ADtor
cup was won By Centra11 team last
year.
wednesday morning the student
body Of Central High School paid
tribute to its championship foot ball
team. The chapel was opened by r.
A. Maurer. principal The Girls 0lee
Club sang several selections. Ed
Rheem, president Of the &C" Club of
Central High School, presented gold
foot balls to the members of Central's
championship team. Mr.. Jones pre-
sented to Capt. Ed Buckley the foot
ball championship trophy, rsEuIa-
aon-oase foot eAll, made OF sIlyIf.
Nh. Durroukhs DreesntsA 70 Mr..
!Maursr and the sehool the Aseor cup.
won by the Central rife team IN 1918
and 1891. Miss Sallie Burklin, vice