Evening star., 1922-06-18
SCHOOLS.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.


Many of the June graduating class
and former alumni at Central High
School have registered with the Cen
trail employment bureau for JOBS OF
different kinds here in Washington
District employers may he interested
TO know that vacancies in the foiloW-
ing lines may be competenuy hlled
by communicating with the Central
bureau:
Photographic studio work, 'yplsts.
multigrsph operator. electrician, nome
economics work. Office work. tutoring.
stenography, bank work, record ana
machine selling. laboratory WORK,
architectural work, patent attorney
work. real estate. legal work, ma
terial agent. Secretarial Work, cierl-
cal work and musical work.
These Central students have Just
completed a four-year course ana IN
the great majority of cases are Skllled
workers in the line for which they
are applying. They are vigorous ana
alert Young people and are ready. TO
tackle anything in their chosen fields
that may offer chances of advance
m-nt.
Central offers an especially efficient
course in typewriting and S;enoSrd-
ply. Students, upon completion OF
the course. are usually ready to step
into the most eXacting phases OF TINS
work.
The applications filed with the bu-
reau are for whole or part time, per
. manent or summer work. Commu.
niCatiOnS for the employment bureau
should tie addressed TO it in care of
Central High School. or phone Main
5000. Central High. Miss II. c. LASER
of the faculty is anxious to help the
students to places. and also to reach
the men and women who may be pos
sihle employers.
Saturday evening. June 10. the me-
chanical drawing department of Cen
tral gave its third annual play to the
friends "f the students in this de-
partment. This year King Argi-
menes and the Unknown Warrior"
another of Lord Dunsany's interesting
plays. was successfully staged. Tn
der the able supervision of Mr.. Rath-
burn and Mrs Kirk the cast worked
diligently for several weeks in perfect
ing this play. Every one who saw it had
word of praise for it. Every detail of
scenery was minutely perfect. For
the past three- years the mechanical
drawing department has been putting
on plays which would give much
credit to any high school dramatic
association. Each year they also give
their drawing exhibition. which shows
the work the boys have completed
for the year.
Principal Robert Maurer called the
school IL the auditorium for a fare
well assembly TO the seniors Thurs.
day. \ farewell address was made
to the school by Ed Duffy. class
president. In return James AsWell
of the undergraduates made fare
well address to the graduating class.
a cornat solo, the Last Chord" was
ably rendered by Gilbert Monck. In
conclusion the senior class sang "Au1d
Lang Syne" and the entire student
body sang Here's to Old Central" and
'"Teuax Propositi."
Wednesday morning, June IA. the
Flag day exercises were under the
auspices of cushing Camp Chapter
of the - a. r. The main speech wa
made by Senator Willis of Ohio. SEN
ator Willis gave an interesting ad-
dress. touching on the points of true
AmeriCanism Several other speak
ers followed and the chapel was con-
cluded by the entire school singing
The Star Spangled Banner"
The senior class this year at Cen
trail has shown that it is not below
the standard set by classes of former
years. During the past year the MEM
hers captured many scholarships.
Some of those taken this year include
FIVE of the seven to George Washing
ton University. which are: Kendall
scholarship. Eleanor Dobson: first
university. Louise Bannerman; sec
ond. Frances Randolph: third, Vivian
Rane; fourth went to Western: fifth
Robert Campbell Starr, and sixth, to
Western.
was not to be outdone by the stu
dents central has Miss Alice Du
Breuil attaining high scholastic honor
at Johns Hopkins University. Miss
Du Breuil was awarded the degree of
doctor of philosophy at this school
Miss Aida of of in
ment also brought honor to Central
She received the bachelor of laws de-
gree from the Washington College of
Law. She also received a medal for
high scholarship. Her average for
the three years was 95.62.
During the past week one of the
most successful years of school pub
lications was brought to close by
the publication banquet on the even
ing of June >, given the Bulletin and
Review staffs by the school. This
celebration took place in the girls
gym. which was gayly dressed for the
occasion. The guests of honor were
Mr.. Maurer. Miss Coolidge and Mr.
Miller. and also the faculty advisers
for the two publications. At this time
the editors for the two publications
for next year were named-James AS
well as editor of the Review and Wal
fer Studdiford as editor of the Bull
letin.
Miss Margaret Somerville is the vice
president of the athletic council of
the year '22-'23 having been elected
at the final meeting of the council
Marion Falls was elected secretary.
One of the greatest steps for the
advancement of dramaticS was made
at the close of this years spring play
The dramatic association is now to
have an extensive library of the best
standard plays. y special reading
course will be given the would-be
dra1 fir Sfa of