Evening star., 1922-11-26


and ul,hu-, the ii= building. Mr.,
4gnf,,.. Who is now th.. principal OF
Inr. s-rF..,.i. feels that this is the conf
1..,'i.,i,;iul " ricH Wound most nave
iH.,-u~'l NJ Wilson. h.s prr,'""SSs"r.
'1r"t!@J " hose Uucc.i =.t- c!f"!tS tn"
.aa.u.p y.d The whole wonderful
isuilr!r1r.. was secured II future gen
erH1i'.:l- "t "'entraIitv>.
III Hrn Sccour Clun Of central
Ii ii : h""i j. Row con lucting a
7lciu rrsliip drive. All tnv girls are
w'a:iu- little blue trianGles I"
S'r-".td th.. p ws of the drive. Tn"
ritII ti.,s ula,ic visits to the children 5
i''.,. ..t.tl. where hey entertained the
,I.ldrrn With stories and gave them
toys U:id BOOKS. the club j. 4 vide
.3Ertks, organization - which all
trrJf.Ii girls are eligible.
ia. ,ratr,ti Err!.w began it's
t1iifE v,i.,h volume when III" Mo-
Erubtr rI,.Nsr was issued Wrdn"s-
Gat afternoon. The Review is
,dittd by James Il. AsweH. Jr.; the
priHJi'" IS Jhs entire product of tht,
EOys OF the Central print shop. under
rhe direction Of W. Frank Clark The
HeNr number. which viii be the
christmas number. will probably be
III two cOlOrS.
The Trojan Woman of Euripides,' -
translated by Gilbert Murray, was
produced by the Central Dramatic
Association IN tw6 chapclS. Tuesday.
The scenery, which was most effec-
rive. was the work of the mechanical
drawing department, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. i\irk and Mr.. Rathbun.
The costume desigalnz department t.
under Miss Ethel sammy. made the
artistic costumes. Miss Gaipin. girls
swimming instructor. arranged the
ch4ric dancing. Tn" effect was un-
usually pleasing; the Interpretation
OF the lines entirely satisfying. Miss
Sl3yi Baker was responsible for the
coaching of the cast and for the pro-
duction as Il whole.
The speaking chorus consisted of:
NHI,3"ns--NisS Allen. Ruth DefTen-
Lauch. Frances Barnes, Dorothy Gal
! day, Helen Hobbs, Martha Lee.
Helen Marks. Margaret Milburn,
Grace Poole. Raphaella Lehman, Mar
csret Sheilenblnger. Bertha Whit
and Alice Williams Matrons-Miss
M"ua Edmoi.Gs, Emile Gray. Mar
@arct Hunt, Dorothy Latimer. Mar
garet Maze, Virginia Poole, Gladys
Ring. Rpselia Thaw. Erna Steiger,
Rae Zamansky and Ethelyn zelle.
Tie aracterS-Poseidon. Coleman
Jones; t';ellas Athena. Mary Brooks:
li""uha. queen .: Troy, Betty Clark !;
waIihyLius. herald Of the Greeks. Rus
srIl Graham: cassau,lra, daug hter OF
ii"cl.ba, Iv"nne Levy Neuelaus
clarke Beach; Helen of Troy, Mary
crowley, and leader of the Cieones.
Margaret Maize.
Those WHO participated in the
daGccs were Miss Dorothy Thor. Clara
Bogorad. Madse Brown, EIenor
Chandler. Dorothy Finch. Marion
'iaddess. Dorothy Gillisan. Catherine
griffith. Mary Grigsby, Helen HUM,
Ellen ke;Ser, Constance Lane. Annie
ROSS, Dorothy Thormaker and Pauline
Stirriss.
The officers for the largest class
hat ever graduated from Central IN
February Were elected recently.
''EIlI' Alexander was chosen presi-
dent on tn" second ballot. his closest
competitor being Esther Goodpa stura
The nomination OF a girl for presi-
dent set i precedent at Central and.
incidentally. added to tine inter est
connected with the election.
Wesley Morris was elected wee
president after three girls had been
, nominated. The nominations for
secretary were all girls and Dorothy
'iutch"li was elected after Il close.
racs.
the treasurer. Jack Molstcr. was
elected with hardly any opposition.
These officers are representative of
the large class.
central has Il successor to our
former military instructor, Capt.
Strecker. in capt. Okeefe. who was
overseas for two years and was deco
rated with the distinguished service
cross. cr"iX d" CueIrc. the legion OF
l"nor and three general citations.
capt. b'i<erfc has had three years
experience in training cadets.
one of the most active organiza-
lions in school is the Central High
school Bank. The entire staff is com :
posed of students. who are chosen
tor their positions by f. .. Harmed.
the faculty manager, for their ability
scholarship. carneStuesS. and willing
ness to work. Last year over $780,
anh was cleared through the bank
The officers are rs follows: President
Harriet Ross: vice president, Sara II
II; Cohen: cashier. Louise Kilton;
paying teller, Erwin j. Tucker; re-
ceiving teller. Mildred \. Crandall
draft teller. Mabel Anderson; note
teller, Rudolph Ware; bookkeepers,
Ethel Mowatt and Lucille Robey.