Evening star., 1922-05-21
SCHOOLS.
CENTRAL EIoH SCHOOL.

With one play just behind it. Central
can now look forward expectaptly to- the
excellent performance annually given by
the students Of the mechanical drawing
department. who are preparing their
annual show to be given in connection
with the mechanical drawing exhibit
At the school on the night Of June II.
Lord Dunsany's play, king Argi-
menes and the Unknown Warrior" Is
the vehicle which is now in rehearsal
and for which many costumes and much
scenery are being lsboriously construct
ed by the students of the department..
Lord Dunsany's plays have always been
favored at Central. having nearly always
been the choice Of the annual mechani-
cal play. and the weird grandeur of his
settings and characters is a source OF
unlimited delight to Centralites.
The cast will be headed by Wiley and
Evans. and there will be about thirty In
support. constituting one Of the largest
casts ever assembled for any Central
production.
Every person connected with the play.
from stars to stagehands and from d.
rectorS TO scene ShifterS, is actively con-
nected with the mechanical dra wing de-
partment. The purpose of the play is
10 create SOiictuiIS VI HutSt
est for those who may attend the ex-
hibit. but who are especially interested
in mechanical drawings. And the pur-
pose of the exhibit is to place before
persons interested the work of the stu
dents of the department., that II may
be of help to students In securing posi-
tions in this line of work.
Doors will be opened at 7:30 on the
night of the play. The play will begin
at 9 and last until 10. after which
another hour will be allowed those who
wish to make further examination Of
the work. Admission will be by card
only. which may be obtained from any
member of the mechanical drawing
classes.
Debaters, dramatic stars. editors,
cheer leaders and others who have done
excellent work and won honors for Cen
trail during the past year will be given
due credit for what they have accom-
pliShed in presentation chapel, Wnicn
has been set for, May 81,
This chapel is always the longest OF
the year. On this day "C's will be
presented to the members of the basket
base hall teams. Medals presented by
the alumni association will be given
members of the dramatic and debating
societies and Of the publications stans
All the cups which the various teams
have captured will be presented to the
sent them to the school,
Centrars girls rife team has tied for
first place in the Astor cup match. This
was the girls first entry in this match.
in which both boys and girls from all
over the United States compete. and the
team shot a score of 1000 out Of 1000
The five girls (since only the Ave
highest COUNT shooting "possibles" were
Lois Thompson, Peggy limbaugh. Esther
Monohan, Sylvia Carrigan and Thelnna
winkjer The other Ave. since ten girls
shot. were Edna Fitzpatrick. Sophia
Waldman. Sallie Burklin. Helen Stokes
and Katherine Wattke. All thanks are
due Waller Stokes, who provided the
excellent guns. the good ammunition
and the matchless coaching.
One of the most interesting and ex-
citing war gam-s that has been played
in the series was between Companies H
Of Western and F of Central. Both Of
these companies had very strong teams
and naturally the game was one OF
keen interest
The team from Western had had much
practice during the year and had won
all of its practice games and in the
preliminaries. The Central team. under
Capt. Parry. also had much practice.
but had not been so successful in its
practice games. although it had won in
the preliminaries as the Western team
had done.