Evening star., 1922-05-28
SCHOOLS.
HIGH SCHOOL.

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Lacking the official sanction Of Prin-
cipal Robert "A. Maurer. Central High
School this year will not hold its an
nual excursion down the Potomac. Mr..
Naurer points out that conditions have
made the time-honored event imprac-
ticable.
A debate on the question. RE-
solved. That Congress should adopt and
submit to the states the equal rights
amendment" was held by the upper
classes Wednesday. The Affirmative
side, upheld by Alice Haines. Christine
Tassett. Margaret Sommerville and
Mildred Brown. was declared the win
ner. Agnes McElroy. Katherine Lacy.
Frances Randolph and Norma johnson
supported the negative.
The judges were Miss Sarah E. Sim
mons. head of the high school English
department; George J. Jones, head OF
the high school history department.
and Miss Anne McColm. teacher OF
English.
The annual presentation chapel has
been postponed by Principal Maurer
until the first week in June. because
several of the co. sports will not be
over until that time.
One hundred and thirteen students
made ES in their major studies during
the second advisory, and their names
have been placed on the schools honor
roll OF this number thirty-four are
In the eighth semester. two In the sew
enth. seventeen in the sixth. five in
the fifth. twenty-three in the fourth,
six in the third. seventeen in the Sec
ond and nine in the first.
Honors were paid members of the
girls rifle corps at meeting Friday.
awarded the following: Sophia Wald-
man (manager), Peggy limbaugh, Lois
Thompson. Edna Fitzpatrick (captain),
Sallie Burklin, Ruth Manson, Sylvia
Carrigan, Helon Stokes. Thelma Wink
jer and Esther Monohan.
The annual exhibition of the girls
swimming team was held in the
schools pool Friday, under the aus
pices of the undergraduate &C. Club.
which was organized this year. An
exhibition was given in the after
noon for the students and at night
for parents and members of the
faculty.
Those who took part in the exhibi-
tion were: Mary Hoover. Gertrude
ley. Bernadine Haycock. katherine
Lacy, Anne Delanol Winifred Faunce,
Alice Rauch. Dorothy Eynon. Lois
Thompson, FrancesA Butler. Thelma
Castle, Rozelle Jett, Josephine ellis,
Newman.
The senior prom-tA annual Ial, event vent
pleasurable anticipatioA-wil be held
on the evening Of F'riday,>June 9. in
the library at school. The prom this
year will be unusual will be finer
and more enjoyable than it has ever
been before-it will be different.
The committee to handle the big
dance is composed of Deas Adams.
Wanda Pearson, Walter Atkinson,
Edward Buckley, Rowland Howen-
stein and Herbert Sanford as chair
man; The committee is hard at work
on the arrangements which will turn
out to be such a treat "a the seniors
and some alumni on JuI 9.
The prom this year Isl marked by
many attractive featureN Dutch"
Walen and a nine-piece orchestra
style of popular music. TIM roof will
be made into a wonderful Earden-a
regular fairyland, with decorations
and attractions that will da7Fle. The
committee seems to believa that II
would be better not to give \out any
further information as to favors.
decorations and any other features.
1t has been decided that thel senior
prom will be exclusively an anRir for
the graduating class and some OF the
alumni. Inasmuch as the prom Is a
senior affair, it was decided to allow
none below the eighth serfester to
purchase tickets.
Notices regarding the speSific ar
rangements are being sent te every
member of the senior class. vickets
will be sold through the conNnittee
and the class officers only.
The Bulletin and Review STAMP VIII
Friday evening, June 2. The scpool,
through Mr. Maurer and the Sdpioi
and Junior councils, has chosen this
way of recognizing the work done Eor
the school by the publications. ME-
affair will take place about o'cloHk
in the lunchroom. The scene wRl
resemble a banquet hall. a large tabfe
being arranged in the shape of q
&C" Martin White is the generaN
Chairman of the committee to make
the arrangements. Miss Robtnette Is
the faculty representative on this
committee
The two STATS. to show that they
appreciate the value of such an ahair,
and to make 1T a real success, are
arranging a varied program. some
what in the style of the famous Grid
iron Club dinners. With the help OF
Minis Robinette and Miss Murray the
people are planning stunts. take-offs.
toasts, other amusing numbers and a
few serious talks to make the even
ing well divided. The menu itself
will play no small part in contribut-
ing to every ones enjoyment,