Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.

Friday will marx Inc hlsn-"alel
mark in Centrals debating this year.
on that day Central will debate
Harrisburg Pa) Tech teams, both
here and at Harrisburg. The subject
will he. "Resolved That France was
Justified in Invading the Ruhr. inns
Is Central's first debate this year
The final teams were selected by
Edmond Noyes. debate coach. as fol-
lows:
acknowledgements Smith. captain;
Roland La Pelle and Spencer Ward.
Negative - Irwin Shapiro, captain :
Herbert Lutz and Harry Goldstein;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SanoorH anu
William Ward.
Centrars negative team will leave
Washington Friday morning on the
T:45 train for Harrisburg, arriving
there at 1915. The debate will take
place at both places at the same
time. at about ] 80 in the afternoon.
Mr.. Moves will accompany the mega
tive team to Harrisburg.
Both teams expect good fight from
the Harrisburg teams. Last year
Central gained a two-to-one decision
on both sides of the bonus bill de-
bate. and Harrisburg is coming back
for revenge. OF last years cham
pionship teams not one is in the
present outfit. This years teams are
both green" but have developed
Noyes. Hubert Steed, last years cap
tain of the negative, gave members
Of the teams some valuable sugges-
tiOnS.
The dcbaters have been handicap
ped this year. because of the difficulty
of obtaining the use of the auditorium,
which is being used by the Dramatic
Association; yet the Central orators
have worked every afternoon and
they also have worked through the
Easter vacation, and will meet Har-
riSburG Friday with vigor to beat
Harrisburg again this year. Too
much credit for this years team can
not be given to Mr.. Noyes, who has
worked all the time to make a fit
traditional Central debate team
One week from Friday the Central
girls interscholastic debate teams
will meet the teams of Harrisburg
Central. The girls will debate The
american Adherence to the World
Court"
The teams have been finally picked.
IS follows: Affirmative, Yvonne Lew
captain; Frances Smith. Ruth New
burn, and Catherine Mcintyre.
alternate; the negative, Margaret
Somerrille. captain, Ethel Bailey,
Dorothy Eynon, and Virginia Peele,
alternate.
This is the first girls interscoIastic
the Central girls are determined 70
uphold Centrars prestige. Coach
Noyes worked with the dehaters
throughout the entire Easter yaca
tlol' MT. Noyes was assisted in pick
ing out the teams by Mrs. WiIlett
and Miss Serman of the faculty.
Cadet Companies c and d held tbei,
annual dance Friday. The affair was
cleverly advertised, playing upon the
jinx of Friday the 18th" The dance
was a success, despite the jinx.
The Bulletin and Review Offices
were entirely transformed last Wed
nesday. The file cabinets to be used
by the publication, a long table and
chairs for the entire staff have been
installed. The Bulletin office was
installed, as Wednesday is copy day
for the publication. The new furni.
ture was christened by the entire
Bulletin staff.
Preparations are getting under
way for the annual publications din
ner. This dinner is given by the
school to the STATS of the pubIica
lions and is in form like that of the
famous Gridiron dinners. Last year
the first publications dinner was held
This years STATS are going to make
the coming one a gala affair. The
dinner probably will take place on
the Central roof garden.
Plans for the dedication of the
Central stadium as the Emory M
Wilson memorial stadium, in honor
IF former principal of Central, now
are in the making.
1t is planned to hold the dedication
ceremonies during the first week in
June. The entire student body will
be present. with the members of the