Evening star., 1922-05-07
SCHOOLS.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL,

M Gideon A. Lyon, associate editor OF
SIhe Evening Star. delivered talk
ITO the InterhiEh Press Club at the
smeeting Friday in the library at Cen
trial
q. The presence of MIR. Lyon was dou-
s bly, interesting to Centralites. for he
a.. = Central :lumnus. graduated in
1856 MIR. Lyon started the Review,
,and was its first editor. during his
s senior year.
Mr.. Lyon gave an intimate insight
einto the newspaper world. He ex-
planned what WAS good form in news
papers. distinguishing between the
different types. He pictured the
growth of newspapers and the part
: they play. He unused about the news
paper of the future. wondering
whether it's present Importance
would be NeSsened by news in movies,
radio and other achievements.
y Regarding entering the newspaper
Fprot eSsion, MIR. Lyon said: Only make
sure whether YOU are real spring
sor just puddle. If you are
a true spring, you'll never run dry
z Mr.. Lyon offered the student an op-
@portunity to see the making of a
Newspaper, from writing to delivery.
Including iinotyping. makeup ana as
Il sempling, and some of the students
III
soffer ana visit The Star. by appoint
meut. in small groups.
At a special assembly of eighth
Ssemest~r English students, DR.. Earl
xNilfiey gave an address on Macbeth,
with readings from Macbeth'S solll-
fbquy and the sleepwalking scene.
AsThe Bon Secour Friendship Club
Held it's election tor the year 1929
son the evening of the club supper at
Sthe Y w. c. A. So much interest
*and excitement were evidenced that
lit was difficult for the present presi-
sdent Miss Rule Coles. to enforce par
zlia amentary rules The officers Tor
Rthe coming year are: President, Alice
ENiluams; vice president, Iheima
ECastle: secretary Anna Thompson
@treasurer. Isabel Heisler; faculty ad-
zyiSors, Miss Mildred Dean. Miss Moody
Sand Miss Murray.
- The girls gym" classes. under Miss
Elsie Sanders. are elated over the
prospects Of organizing a girls base
ball team They arr being COACH
ed by Il member of the first boys
team and there is keen competition
for places.
Miss Sybil Baker has announced heI
intention of pres, nting tomorrow q
fifth performance of the rollickine
: farce, Seven Keys to Baldpate." by
( Rent caused much surprise and graft
e fication among both the members OF
s the cast and the student body. Ex-
+ perienCed theatrical critics have pro-
/. nounced the play an unusual achieve
ment for amateur performers.
G The play was enthusiastically re-
! ceived on the nights of April IS and
= 80
h \ special assembly was held in the
stadium Tuesday. where songs and
yells drove the school spirit to high
6 pitch. The cadet band assisted the
4 cheer leaders in conducting the old
school songs. which all Centralites
love. The purpose of the assembly
Principal Robert Maurer said, was to
arouse the school spirit for the game
OF the afternoon-Central against
Eastern.
The 1922 Brecky promises to be one
of the most successful year books the
school has ever had. The literary
( staff, with Regina Malone as editor
has been working hard and faithful
gly. Frank De NunZio and his busi-
5 ness staff have made a record for Sc
curing advertisements.
special feature will be the nu-
? merous snapshots representing every
& activity of school which will be pub
liShed in the book. This attraction
will not make it book for seniors
exclusively. as heretofore, but a book
which will interest every student at
school.