Evening star., 1922-03-26
SCHOOLS.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.

cehtrai Iacutty dinner on st. Pat
rick's day was a great success.
The hundred guests assembled
nrst in Madame McMonigle's MILL
merry Shop" where they were fitted
out with caps. that's or bonnets of
green and white from a marvellous
stock of hundred shapes and fan
cies. Thence they were led in fan
tastic procession by a piper. who
looked strangely like, and yet unlike,
the principal. Robert Maurer. in an
Alpine shepherds garb. into the
school library. always beautiful
room. and now especially so. con-
Verted for the evening into an artistic
green and white banqueting hail.
Here cabaret dinner, three hours
long. was enjoyed Some remarkable
stunts" were originated and pulled
on oy members of the faculty. An
eNcellent dinner was served by Miss
Crawford, Centrars cafeteria man.
ager
The business department of the
school. represented by Mrs. Steele,
Mrs. Merrill, Miss Lasier, Miss Louise
Hart and Mr.. Roy, won first prize by
ITS one-act comedy, while the admin
istrative office secured second prize
| liiloueu d 'peTIOTaHCe OF OIlCG
As 1t Is" by Mr.. Miller and Miss
Coolidge, assistant principals. and
Miss Stevensc Miss Craig and Mrs.
Marshall. An original poem, read by
Mr.. Huntzberger. received honorable
mention. All three Of these features
fairly bristled with home thrusts at
members Of the faculty and the school
situation in general.
There were several other enjoyable
numbers. Miss Orr wrote words for
songs, which were led by Doc"
White. with Miss Margaret White at
department, led by DR.. Dales. formed
itself into a symphonies classica."
arrayed in flowing robes. and deliv-
cred THE Anvil Chorus" with spirit
on flour sifters, dinner gongs and
similar instruments.
ticipated in by Mr.. Ross and Mrs
kellerman, Mr.. Kimball and Mrs
Hawkins amid the cheers of the au-
dience. Miss Burlac read a Toast 10
the Faculty" and Miss Merrill sang
partment, Mrs. E. c. Paul and Mr..
Doolittle. IN appropriate costumes re,
cited when You Were Tadpoie ana
1 Was Fish"
The entertainment was directed by
Miss Webb. aided by members OF the
faculty council in particular and ny
members of the faculty. Miss Webb
is the exchange" teacher from San
Diego, Calf, and the dinner project,
at Mr.. Maurer's suggestion. came as
success that a faculty dinner Is al.
ready recognized as an institution at
Central.
After spirited contest for place,
the interscholastic debating teams at
Central are organized. The difncuity
has been not to find enough good
material. but to choose among al the
excellent debaters who entered the
"preliminarieS' and quahheo iol 'ne
"Semi- finals"
There are two boys teams Of four
each-James Aswell, Joseph Levinson.
Franklin Bigelow and Donald 1gle-
hart. and Hubert Steed. Milton kor-
man. Robert Rudolph and Faclus
Davis. Eight girls also quallned-
Mildred Brown, Norma johnson. Alice
Haines. Frances Randolph. Christine
Fassett. Agnes McElroy. Marsare'
Somerville and Katherine Lacey. Cen
trail is confident of the ao1lity OF thess
name for scholastic achievement IN
the interscholastic events Whicn tney
will enter this spring.
On st. Patrick's evening the Bon
Secour Friendship Club girls were
hostesses at a delightful dance In the
ballroom of the Y. w. c. A. There
were about seventy-five couples par
ticipating in the grand march. which
was led by the club president. Miss
Ruth Cole, and Capt. Bill" Montgom-
ery. The rooms were festooned In
bright green. in honor OF the gooa
saint, and the dancers wore charming
Green paper hats. Good "eats" were
Served and attractive orchestral music
nroyided. The dance was chaperoned
BY Miss Jean Mcouillan. the glrls g
club secretary: Mrs. Fiske. the cluo
"mother." and two or |entrai )
teachers.