Evening star., 1922-04-16
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SCHOOLS.
CENTRAL HIGH.

Following the footsteps OF the boys
at Central, the undergraduate girls
have organized &c: club. A cohsti-
tuition has been drawn up and was
adopted at a meeting on April 1.
The officers Of the club are Frances
Walker, president: Edna Fitzpatrick.
vice president; Winifred Faunce. sec
retary. and Dorothy Merrill treasurer.
The date for the intercollegiate de-
bate between Central and Harrisburg
Tech of Harrisburg, Pa. has been set
for May ~. The members Of the
teams will now have something to
work toward. = 49,.
The yearly spring vacation has
brought back many alumni to Cen
trail Among some OF the we'll known
to return are Charming Walker. Ed
die Yates, Dave Little, Ray Johnson
and Eddie Jones.
During the past week Central had
as its guest DIR. Charles E. Barker.
on Monday. of the past week Pr.
Barker gavs his well k9owa nov a,,.cass .alx
Are a Clear Head. Strong Arm and
Brave Heart" The boys at Central
were very much interested and hope
to hear him again soon.
The Central students. as well as
the other schools. welcome the ten
day holiday. The talk during. the
past week gave the nnpression tI.st
many trips were being planned.
The Girls Rifle Corps at Central is
quite proud of the work 1t has accom- :
plished this year. and particularly OF
the craftsmanship. and good sports
manship shown by the participants In
ho Nyh
during the last month. Girls teams
from the Eastern. Western and Bust
ness have come to. the, Central High
School range for competitions, Whfch
have proved helpful to all the schools
engaged There was no idea OF
championships. in these matches.
nor any bitter rivalry. butNmerely
friendly measuring up of respective
achievements. Good shooting was the
general rule, so Central may well be
proud of the. decisive victories she
won on these three occasions. In the
match with Eastern. where prone ana
kneeling positions were employed.
Centrars team Of six dropped total
of only fifteen points from perfect
o.. .lA.cn wI.n Ruslnt IS.
with prone and off-hand shooting.
Central dropped fifteen points also,
while in the match with Western.
which consisted of prone shooting
alone, the Central girls missed only
one point of making perfect score
But the strongest feature Of Centrars
shooting was the fact that three new,
and In a sense untried. girls were put
In each match, so as to give the bene-
fts of, the experience to larger
number. instead of combining the priv
ilege to a few crack shots"
The girls who have so well Upheld
the honor of the dark blue and white
are Sophia Waldman, manager; Edna
fitzpatrick, captain; Sallie Burkifn.
Sylvia Carrigan, Ruth Manson. Esther
Monahan, Katherine Shoemaker. Lois
Thompson, Margaret limbaugh, Edith
, Williams, Thelma Winkjer and kath-
crime Wuttke. The best marksmen
OF the number are Margaret limbaugh
and Lois Thompson. who are compet-
ing for first honors. Some of the
credit for Central's good shooting this
year may also be given to Katharine
Edmonston, who was the pioneer or
ganizer of the interest at Central
last year and last years manager.
and who has been coaching the girls
this year She Is now student at
George Washington University. and
was the coed who shot on the u. w.
U. team In its match against George
town. .--,
The Central girls have been much
impressed with the able captaincy OF
Edna Mazzullo of the Eastern ana
Gladys Becker Of the Business, ana
with,the splendid manageship Of Marga-
ret Reese Of the Western High School.