Evening star., 1923-03-25


| ing and the lighting combine to
make the play one entirely satisfy
| ing. students are going about the
corridors saying. in hushed tones
! why, the play is great this year"
! Many OF the student body had felt
that, as spring play, a Shakespear-
| ian production would be IL financial
| failure, but they are now realizing
that Shakespeare. properly presented.
| is In itself a financial asset. These
! four houses have sold themselves
! out. and have won for the produc-
| ton respect which plays by A lesser
, dramatist can not command.
Only cne more performance will be
given. that of Alumni night" Tues
day. The cast for that evening has
| just been announced. 1t Is as fol-
| lows:
olivia, Mary Crowley; Viola,
baugh: Orsino. Emmet lie Compte
Sebastian. William Bradley: Antonio,
Leo Loeb; Sir Toby, Leroy Bcndhrim
Sir Andrew. Spencer Burr: Malvolio.
Clarke Beach; Feste, Alden Brad
ford.
Tickets for this performance are
, on sale at four places. Spalding's.
! The Irving Shop, 3102 18th street.
Wardman Park Hotel Pharmacy. and
! Central High School. Proceeds from
this performance will be devoted to
the War Memorial and the Wilson
Memorial funds.
During the summer months Of 1928
Prof, Sampson. head Of the foreign
language department Of the high
schools, will take charge of a tour
of the western part of Europe. The
! trip will be called the Paris Study
Tour. and Will embrace both study
I and pleasure. The greater part of
the time allotted to the trip will be
spent in Paris with side trips to
Rheims. Versailles and many other
interesting places.
Eddie Buckley. captain of foot ball
at Central last year. iS shining in
many ways at the University of Penn
! her Of the freshman foot ball and
basket ball teams and has recently
been elected president of the fresh
man class at that institution \
| bright future is predicted for him by
, his many friends at Central
| Central High School graduates
! won all the class Offices at Wilson
! Normal School this year. They are:
| President. Winfred Williams; vice
; president. Corrine Boyer; secretary
| Dincilla Hallam. and treasurer. Alice
| keliher These girls are true exam
| pies of Central pep" and efficiency,
| and it is gratifying to know that they
! have already achieved recognition.
For the second consecutive year the
/ Central rife team has won the ma
! tiona1 inter high school champion
: ship conducted under the auspices
of the National Rife AssociatIon).
| This year Central teams did most
! remarkable thing. for its first team
came out first. its second team won
second place and third team w?s
| ranked fifth in the match. out of
| about 400 teams competing.
The first Central team scored an
aggregate score OF 1876 and the second
/ to- m f,-al
| was higher than the winner in mill
! tary schools. while only Georgetown
! University and the University OF
! Iowa turned in higher scores among
| the colleges.
! A team in the match, consisted OF
five men. The winning Central teams
were composed of w. Crockett. cap
tain: NJ. McInerney. NJ. Dinwiddie. NJ
| Schriner. w. Dean. T. Smith. J. Den
nison, w. Reed, L. True, H. Milwft
/ Lomas and r. Johnson. The team
was coached by Gunnery Sergt. ]. NJ
! Schriver.
| With the national championship
Won. the Central team is gathering
! strength for the Astor cup matches
and the District title match. while
a special international match is being
arranged with the title holders of
| England.
! Several prominent Central students
! will be candidates for the roll of
| hakespeare in the High School
! ShakeSpearian Pageant.
| The Girls Interscholastic Debate
/ teams have been picked by Edmond
! Noyes debate coach. Margaret Som
| erville and Yvonne Levy We're chosen
! as captains of the teams. The others
| are Ethel Bailey. Virginia Poole.
! Frances Smith. Dorothy Eynon. Cath
| crime Mcintyre and Ruth Newburn.
| The girls are now preparing to meet
Harrisburg Central in the first girls
| interscholastic debate held i'll Wash
! ington.
The girls will debate an interest :
, ing and timely subject in the pro
position: Resolved. that the United
States government should adhere to
! the newly established international
| Court Of Justice" The subject was
proposed by DR. Hill of George Wash
! ington University and was slightly
| changed to it's present wording by
DIR. Wing of Harrisburg Central The
! debate will take place on April q,
| when one Central team will defend
| the proposition at Washington. while
another Central team will attack it
/ at Harrisburg.