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1 memorial frieze in the library and
also for the decorations in the
armory. By these latter plans the
! formerly unattractive aTmory has
been converted into asreally beautiful
lst Regiment and to hold cadet dances
Tho annual foot ball banquet and
dance was held at the school recently
team. together with the members Of
| the lSb-pound team. enjoyed q turkey
dinner served by the girls of the
schooi, lin the lunchroom. The room
leaves. After the banquet an enter
1 tainment was given by the Dramatic
Association in the auditorium. Sew
eral stunts were presented and were
received enthusiastically by the audi
was INDUCED in by q large crowd. Joe
CRAWFORD was elected foot ball cap
! lain Tor next year. He has been
1 regular for two years. and will be
! the only man to receive a letter who
| a lecture was given before the
WashinEton High School Radio Asso-
citation by G. Francis Jenkins about
the recent invention Of Transmitting
photographs by radio.
/
for offices in the June class has
| reached its climax. The elections are
TO be held after the Christmas holi-
! DAYS and the campaign managers for
the candidates are busy developing
| suficient enthusiasm to last through
the holidays. Fosters galore are post
| ed on the walls and bulletin boards in
the downstairs corridors, where prac-
| tically the entire student body views
.nem. Many Of these posters are
NJ npt IN
| the approval Of Miss Foster Of the art
department before 1t may be used.
the second issue Of the Review ap-
lsn peared THURSDAY. 1t waa full of good
The Bon secour Friendship Club of
Central High School gave q Christ
mas party to about thirty children Of
! the Bruen Home for Orphans Satur-
/ day. December l6. at the "Y."
Central High School Dramatic AS
soeiation presented three perform
ances OF the Christmas Play Tues
gay afternoon. Wednesday night and
THURSDAY night. The play was COM
posed of three sketches, "Tarts and
Tresses. "At the Movies" and the
knave Of Hearts" Tickets for tho
play were distributed to all Central
students, members of faculty and
friends.
"Tarts and Tresses" was a musical
Clarke Beach. Mansford Mccain Ss ny
Jan. headed the sketch. Elsie Tai
best acted as his best girl with real
dramatic ability and Florence Ferner
appeared as his brother. His friends
were mary Armstrong. Mary Bracket.
Helen Dalby. Edith Jett, Katherine
Lellande. Grace Laleger, Ruth Deffen-
baugh. Margaret Eacho, Harriet Gore.
Marearet Graham. Marion Hall, Inez
Leon, Louise Lerch, Margaret Lutz,
Loren. o1rene Nelson. Florence Potterfield,
burger: Lillian Small. Emily strother
June Thomas and Alice Adams.
AT the Movies" by Joseph upper
and Harold r. Allen. was a comic
sketch OF the neighborhood movie
Mae,. ,vne cast included Leroy Renheim,
Frances Baker. Elizabeth Michael ana
Virginia Fugit. Leroy Benheim comic
ally portrayed "the man in the aisIe
seat. Gertrude Nelowich- played the
THE Knave of Hearts" by Iouise
saunders. was clever puppet show.
Leo Loeb acted as manager. Marco.
line Gray and Clark Beach took the.
leading parts in the sketch, and
Sames banrts corey Tr acted as the knave Of
Gilbert Erioby nefS weiline,e0 Mho took Part, part:
Constance Lane. Gertrude Ne,oMich' nal!6'
Oscar Baum. Richard Sawyer. Ksth.
leen Williams, Mitchell Brooke,
Teorse Garsott. Catherine Mcintyre,
ry Milburn, Richard Conroy. DourIas
lawrence. Albert Bryan and Scott
Herman. so''
The play was produced under III.
direction OF Miss Sfbyl Baker Of the
Sentrai faculty. who has directed the
dramatics at Central since Miss wal
ton resigned. An added attraction
was an orchestra composed Of Central
students.
Irwin Shapiro was elected president
Of the Central Debating Society
Wednesday afternoon. to succeed
Harold Ferris, WHO resigned. Shapiro
was opposed by Luis Granados, vice
peessdent eecsedsrx OF . the society The ONCE Of
Shapiro. was contested by John d.
Milliean. jr., Ethel Bailey and Sher.
man sanborn. Milligan was elected.
Edmond Noyes. faculty adviser, pre-
sen.ed letter from Baltimore City
College on the proposed intersch1las.
tic debate: The procedure under this
debate will be entirely new to Cen
tral. as there will be only two CON.
structive speeches and one rebuttal.
Dean. Dean Latane Of Johns Hopkins Uni
the debate will probably take piace
the middle of January. BaItimore
City College has not DEFINITELY d.
cided to meet Central. but will com
municate next week for the final ar
rangements.
Central is conducting interscholas-
TIC debate try-outs. Mrs. willet, Miss
Hanta and Mr.. Noyes are judges. The
debating activities will Continue
throughout the holidays.
The Christmas number of the Re-
view was distributed Thursday morn
ing. This number shows the resulfs
OF hard work by Frank Clark and the
boys OF the print shop. 1t is printed
In two colors. The frontispiece is
craving by NJ: T. Soutern and is
printed in red. pink and black. The
heading also is printed in two colors
The paragraphs were marked by pic
lures of little Christmas trees.
Among the stories in this number
are the following: The sociabie
Socialist" by Emily R: strother; ''The
vile: "A Tryst and Crinoline." by
Margaret Graham: "A Soph's Birds.
eye View Of the University of Penn
sylvania," by Harrison G. Kildare,
alumnus Of 1921; "A Freshman's View
of George Washington University" by
Eleanor r: Dobson. Review editor Of
Jack De Cola; "Bewitched," by James
B. AsweIl, and Yesterday. Today and
Forever" by Marceline Gray, The
Review is especially rich in poetry
this number.
The Christmas number of the Cen
trail Bulletin was artistically printed
by the print shop last week. A large
turkey. printed In red, and various
Christmas decorations, printed in
green. livened up the Bulletin. "A
Merry Christmas" greeting was print