Evening star., 1923-03-18

, man and the other by one of the boys
of the school.
The proceeds of this dance will go
| to buy medals to be presented to the
best corporal, service man and nom
| service man in each company.
The Central High School Bulletin
! picked an "all-high basket ball team"
/ in last weeks issue. The team was:
| forwards; {. Dey, center; l.. Capdwell
and L. kessler. guards. Second team,
| W. CARRIER and E. Hook, forwards; w.
i hFrisby, center; {. Miller and w. Nc
! Nulty, guards.
/ In picking the forwards the Bulle-
tin claims that c. Childress was the
/ first forward. and supports this
! opinion by the fact that he scored 81
| goals from the scrimmage, which
| places him first in scoring from the
| floor. Duin was placed on the first
/ team for his speedy playing. great
! endurance and good basket ball judg-
ment Next to Childress he scored
the greatest number of floor goals.
! To Harrison Dey, captain of the
Central quintet, the bulletin gives the
center position. He is an excellent
! passer, good defensive player on
| the team. and a good shot says the
/ bulletin, which claims that Dey is an
excellent center.
For guards it picks CardwelI and
/ KeSSler of Eastern. Cardwen. the
Bulletin claims. was the best guard
! of the year. and Kessler is given the
! edge over Merle Miller CO. because
, The selection is summed up as fol-
/ lows: with the scoring combination
| of Chill dress. Dulin and Dey, all of
! them dangerous shots from a dis
| lance and dead on snow w-birds.' with
| Cardwell and kessler turning back
/ the attack. we have team that could
! hold its own with the country. Dey
! would shoot fouls and either he or
I 4 '..r -a1l ~ n
! one hundred and forty-five pupils
made az" in three major subjects
! and &C. in the rest. for the semester
! ending January 81. 1923. at central.
! The names of these students We're
| printed in the Central Bulletin. Last
: week the names of one hundred and
! thirty-two students who made All
"ES' We're printed.
! Harrison pey. president OF the June
! graduating class. announced the fol-
! lowing senior committees
/ commencement: Marion Falls
/ (chairman). Herbert LutZ. Ross Hur-
| rey, Howard F,mbrey( Helen Stokes:
! sylvia Carrisan. Emily Strother. and
Thelma Castle.
| (charman). William Satteriield. Jack
DeGolis. Louis Rauber. Marvin Ely,
| katherine shoemaker. Mary Asqulth'
| Frances Walker. and Virginia Her
ron.
Senior prom: Eugene Casey tchair-
! mani. Richard Moulton. Howard
! Chaplin. Donald Childress. Virginia
Morgan. Dorothy, Eynon. Harriet Dey,
Dramatics: Clark Beach lchair3,
NAM. George CARROT. Russell
Graham. NIarceline Gray. Erma Steig-
er Dorothy Shore. and Elsie Talbert.
The intersc!rolastic debate teams
for the Central Harrisburg CPa)
/ Tech dual interscholastic debate have
| been picked by MI. Edmond Noyes'
Central High School debate coach, as
follows: Frank Smith tcaptain).
Roland LaPelle, John Mulligan, Spen-
Ger Ward, William Ward and Sher-
man Sanborn.
The debate will be held April 20
and the subject to be debated will
he, Resolved, that France was JUS
titled in invading the Ruhr." Much
interest has been aroused among the
debaters over the debate. Several
good takers at Central We're ''nosed
out for positions on the teams.
; Among them We're Luis Granados
! Nelson Adams, Isadore Levin and
| Harold Ferris. They. with the vet
, Grams OF this year, should make
| strong debate team next year
The scenery Of the Central spring
! play. Twelfth Night was made en-
tirely by the mechanical drawing de-
| partment boys. under the direction OF
Mrs Kirke. Substantial scenery was
needed. as the scenes are shifted
! twelve times during each perform
; ance.
The stage manager is Joe Crom-
well, who is assisted by John Ryer-
son and Joe Rice. Joe Rice made
, the working drawings. Allen Moran
| and Robert Curtis worked on the
hedge placed in front of the stage.
The original designs We're made by
: Mr.. Rathburn.
Twenty-four girls were awarded
their numerals Wednesday by the
/ earned the rumeral in swimming
gusta Hoover. Gertrude Sanders. An
nette Hord and Jean Jackson: in
rifle. Edith Williams. Anne Delane,
Kathryn Everett. Bernardine Hay
cock. Katherine Shoemaker, Mar
garet Sommerville, Virginia Tyler
and Katherine Wuttke; in tennis.
Dorothy Latimer. Virginia Housewife,
Isabel Clapham, Charlotte Speiden,
Marjory Rice, Florence Fellers, Eliz-
abeth Drake; in basket ball. Gertrude
Sanders, Lucille Lewis and Augusta
Hoover.
Central has purchased, through
the American Federation of Fine
Arts. twenty-five pictures to be
placed about the school Most of the
artists represented are Americans,
| including George Innes. Ben Foster
Jules Guerin, Dwight w. Tryon,
! Ch1lde Hassum and BIakeIock.
Frames are being made by the bovs
/ in the woodshop, under the suner-
vision of Mr. WILSON ,pl A.