The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
NORMAN MEET
BIG QUESTION
showdown" in Selecting
Central Contestants
Comes This Week

.Vbo is going TO Norman" is
Oh. most often uttered question in
.E. bfrH fDnool these days for the
~. Us.E has been spent in select
pIrrt from the fine arts aca-
I'r.r. manual training, CONNER
sl and domestic science and arts
a",aruw,nts. In many cases con-
"g,spfs have been selected and are
.ow going through The first thrills
~ prsuautiou. The balance will be
.',sr,ld next week in order that
t,y may participate in Contest
sr,. Night next Friday.
rollouIug is the list of students
,b1 nave received the signal honOrs
- tbe various departments:
fie Latin department will be rep
r,.rt,d Uy Meyer Bormbaum, Rich
,gB FUrsfgr, Mary Louise Medley
arJ Katherine Lain In Latin gram
rsr Beth llackendorf and Kath-
,s.r Norton viii do the honors in
.rsagar.' Lowell West viii PROFOUND
cicero" and Esther O]berholtzcr
and virginia Hail Virgil
Ted Gore, Mary Mcintyre and
pauline Lundy will compete with
,Fe state best in American, mod
am and ancient history, respectively,
while Glen Mumtord will compete
in ciyics.
From the English department Carl
Livingston Will give the standard
Grafton. Harold Armstrong the orig
nal Grafton and Oscar Osborn the
dramatic reading. The narrative con-
testant has not been named.
In the modern language depart
went Jewel shelby and Dorothy
MARQUIS VIII be sent In French, and
Ethel Logan in Spanish.
! Ethel RoOpe will represent the
fyslc department I'm violin. and
MIN Rabkin in piano. Selections
| have not been made in voice.
In pictorial art Willer Holland,
Virginia Backus and Bill Moore viii
contest In drawing; Levata Ford,
Pauline Luudy. Beatrice Mcdowell
and Minna McCreary In painting;
Irene Booker, Vera Riley. and An
ge.lna Hildt In design; Vera Riley,
clyde Lundy and Wilma Elliott in
poster.
Wilma Rose from the commercial
apartment viii compete both in
short hand and typewriting.
Students have not been selected
70 represent the mathematics man
ml training and domestic science
and art.
Programs are made, plans per-
hcted and tickets are on sale for
he first annual contestants night
to be held In the Central high school
On the night Of April u.
The variety to be offered on this
program is much enhanced by the
| fact that the talent which will APP
pear is the best that the high school
has TO offer. At least 1t has been
idjudged so by the process of elm
ira,ion In the efforts of school au-
ihorities to have the school well
represented at the Norman inter-
scholastic meet.
Following Is the program for the
evening. "Lutspeil Ovature," band;
Dwarf Dance" CGreiE.) Ruth Rab.
Kin: Responsibility Of War" Carl
Livingston; Venetian Boat Song"
boys quartet; First movement OF
De BeriOt's First Concerto Ethel
Roope; Belle OF Seville" boys glce
club, THE Terrible Meak,' oscar
osborn; Quartet from ltigoletto.'
Nendelssohn club; Lest We For
GET Harold Armstrong; LA Dame
Blanche orchestra.
Aside from the fine arts program
exhibits viii be on display from the
academic department, the domestic
arts and science, and manual train
ng The commercial department
I'd the athletic department viii also
Eter representative work.
This program Is being sponsored
BY the patron-tcachers association of
the high school. under the leader
snip OF Mrs. Harry Murdoch,