Evening star., 1923-11-25
CENTRAL DEBATERS
: FIND OPPONENTS:
Girls Team to Meet West
! Philadelphia High
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School.


Tho girls debating team of Central
High School Will meet the giris'team
of the West Philadelphia High School
the latter part Of December, II was
announced at a meeting of the Cen
trail Debating Society "Wednesday,
The Philadelphia school suggested
that the teams debate the 'suo1ec'"
"Resolved: That the inter allied war
debts should be cancelled" This viii
be tho second girls debate held in
this CITY. the first having been iast
wear when the Central girls prohe
even with Harrisburg Centrai on she
world court question. -, 8,
The society adopted a pm %nich -,
,n form of a &C." yet made SO lhat
IL IN can M - easily be distingu:shed from
fhe pins of the "C'' clubs. fVonne q
lew was chairman of the committes
which received the designs ana
prices for the pins ,,,.o-
scholastic debating was also nis
cl,ssed and the possibility of severa.
debates between Tech. Business and
Eastern was mentioned Rooer'
THO senior and Junior counclis
elected their officers for the coming
wear during chapel period w Wednssosy'
THE officers OF the Senior Councii ioi-
low: Ford Sammts, presiaehIH; H,rotbv @
Garges. secretary. and Paul Peter
treasurer.
Named Junior President.
The juniors elected /, as president
Morgan Loftus:' vice president Aat
e.aret Harrison; secretary. Helen
Taylor, and treasurer, Watson Mon
rue.
Each council held .i;s elessloas ..s on
separately and elected ,t,rs these on'' At
iCtnt meetings Of tho two counciS
The president of the senior group WIZ
preside. ,,-
nounced the permanent officers'o OF the
school bank for the coming year
They are as follows: r.eSt1en, t'THcJ,s
Robey: cashier. Rudolph Ware: pay
ing teller. Mildred Yates; receiving
teller, Marion Rosenberg: head BOOK
Keeper, Robert Brake: draft teiier.
Mahonew. sylvia Clarke and Louise
ThIs bank is ore OF the most pros
perous os the school organizations.
Students and teachers who nave per
sonal accounts of So or, over receive
4 per cent interest on their accounts.
Literary Omcers Named.
Literary officers for the February
class of 1924 We're elected Thursday
They are: Robert Sedanl.e valedie-
toriaf,; Mcrris Miller, historian;
Helen Carbaugh. prophecies; Luther
Waring, prophet, and Kathryn Brown,
poet.
These officers until this year We're
knewn as minor officers, but most OF
the students thought that this term
threw a slight on tho officers. Fol
lowing the suggestion of Mr.. poo-
little. they have decided. therefore.
70 gall them the literary othceTS:
Program committee: Calvin Cruick-
shank. chairman; Helen Carbaugh.
Anna Babbington and Robert Sedan.
Dramatic committee:, Edith Rohey.
chairman; Hortense Bane and Miriam
Bushy.
Dance committee: Warren. Casady,
chairman; Edith Robey and Virginia
Decoration committee: Hazen CLAY
Williams, Leah De Moll and Charles
Ticket committees: Clarence Brig
field, chairman; Eddy Dieste and John.
Green. r.
Many new leaders have recently
been added to the swimrnin g team To
become a new leader. a girl has to
ewim ten lengths OF the pool, one with
the crawl stroke: break the front
etrangle and the wrist holds; surface
dive; do the tired-swimmers' carry,
and know the, head-tow and cross
chest carry. With so large a number
of girls competing. 1t was hard to
pass off these tests. Each leader has
10 teach the new girls for. two periods
n. week. and for two. periods she IS
under instruction.
The new leaders are: NJ Bartle; J:
Bates, p. Birtwelf, l., Boyd. B. Brack-
EFT, b. Drummer. J. Chalmers. Y. Coop
er. y. Coleman. II. Dey. II. Duckett.
NJ. Eacho. F.. Ehlers. NJ. Ewin. ".
Fletcher. n. French. A: Friedberg. c.
Cause. S. Gurevich. r. Howard, y.
Howell A. Jett, II. John. G. Kyle, L.
Lacy, N Mennex. I. Mcdonald, NJ.
Mcdonald. C. Mcintyre. J. Phillips, p:
Perrott, Fl. Reichhardt. Y. Riggles. r.
Robertson, NJ. Siebold. L. Shaw, G.
Shook. F. Smead. K. Smith. V SPRING,
man. !. Stevens, NJ. Stewart. f. Stone,
g. -Samner, d. Waite, II. Waters, l..
Weihe, " Wing. o.: