Evening star., 1923-02-11

March Is. II, 23 and "a, has been
selected, as follows:
Viola-Betty Clarke. Yvonne Levy;
understudy. Elsie Talbert.
Olivia-Mary Crowley. Elizabeth
Michael: understudy, Harryette Zim-
mele.
Marfa-Ruth Deffenbaugh, Dorothy
Shore; understudy, Elizabeth Chand-
Ter.
The Duke-Emmet LIE Compte, Rus
sell Graham.
Sir Toby-Leroy Benheim
Sir Andrew Aguecheek-John Dean
Milligan: understudy. Franklin Smith
Malvolio-Clark Beach, George Gar
rott.
presentation chapel" was held
Monday and Tuesday mornings al
Central High School. "C's" and gold
medals were awarded to the members
Of the 1922 foot ball team Doc"
White presided over the chapel.
Simon Kent, president of the grad
uate &C. club. awarded the gold
medals to members of the team, and
Doc" White presented the 'C's."
On Tuesday the Central High
School Jazz" Orchestra, led by Wal
ter Studdiford, editor of the Bulletin,
played several selections.
Principal Maurer introduced last
week some of the men who We're
backing the school in the Plumpton
case and read a letter from the
Amateur Athletic Union upholdinR
! Plumpton's standing as an amateur.
The student body enthusiasticalIS
indicated their support Of Mr.. Maurer
by one of the loudest outbursts ever
given in a Central chapel. TON
Il irh ~ hal
to victory last season. was the honor
guest of the chapel.
Moving pictures of the Central
Eastern foot ball game, donated TO
| Central by Harry VI. Crandall, were
! shown last week. Many CentraliteS
recognized themselves among the
| spectators.
Bill" Satterfield of the Central
swimming squad won the first place in
ming meet held at Rutgers, \. 7.
| He ran away from brilliant field
! in the excellent time of one minute
| and twenty seconds. Bob StolleN
also competed, but did not place
At the weekly meeting of the Central
| Dramatic Association Tuesday after.
noon Clark Beach presided. Several
sketches were given and criticized BY
members of the association. Member
ship application blanks were distrlh-
uted to the new candidates.
Frank Smith and Nelson Adams, up
holding the affirmative on the ship sub
sidy bill defeated Luis Granados and
Harold Ferris in the first Semi-inal
debate before the debating societI,
which met on Monday afternoon. In
terest is growing in debating at Cen
tral, and the interscholastic team soon
will be announced.
Central girls under Ethel Bailey are
prepar ring to debate with Harrisburg
Central. Semi-final and preliminary
, contests were held Friday afternoon.
Class basket ball teams were form
ed at Central last week. Mr.. Garfield
and Or. White are supervising them.
LincoIn's Gettysburg Address is to
he recited at Keith's Theater tomorrow
afternoon by James r. AsWell, editor
| of the Central Review. Mr.. Robbins.
the manager of Keith's, wishes to
| commemorate Lincoln's birthday BY
! having his most famous speech given
/ by high school student. and he chose
| James Aswell because of his orator
| ical ability. Aswell. as we'll as being
| editor of the school monthly publica-
| ton, member of last year s
| championship debating team.
| Active preparation has commenced
! on the Brecky. the senior year book.
! Subscription pledges have been issued
| and biographies are being written.
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