Evening star., 1923-05-27
SCHOOLS
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.

The staff of the Bulletin, working
under the direction of Miss Florence
Murray. faculty adviser for school
publications. accomplished real
journalistic feat in connection with
the 'drill'' issue of the paper. When
The student body arrived at the
school Thursday, the day after the
drill, the competition number of the
paper was READY for distribution. 1t
contained the fiaring headline results
of the drill. a clever little pen and
ink sketch of "the sports honoring
the cadet" and full account of the
proceedings of the afternoon before at
the ball park and OF the evening at
the cadet supper. as well as the regu-
lar. contents of the sheet.
The Sketch Club gave a dance in
the armory Friday evening. which
was both a social and a financial
success.
The Girls C Club entertained at a
banquet Friday evening, Their
guests were the alumni c winners.
certain members of the faculty, the
president of Westerns Girls w Club,
Nancy Wesson, and an undergraduate
representative from each of the four
sports for girls, tennis. swimming,
rifle and basket ball. Lois Thompson,
speakers, among whom were Mr..
Maurer, Miss Coolidge, Miss Hart and
Miss Golpin, members of the faculty;
Frances Walker, first president of the
9. Club; Pauline Tomline, who spoke
for the undergraduates who will form
The nucleus Of next years club; Ger
trude Sanders and Miss Wesson Of
Western.
An interesting presentation of
Jean WebsterS play, Daddy Long
Legs was given Saturday night by
the Dramatic Association, under stu
oent management. with Clarke Beach.
as director, assisted by Yvonne Levy.
Dorothy Shore, Ruth Deffenbaugh and
Mary Crowley. Elizabeth Michael de-
signed and superintendent the costum-
ing. george CARROT, assisted by
Aaron DietZ and William Talbert. was
in charge of the scenic effects The
Central Orchestra, under the direction
or Norman Goldman, furnished the
music. Those in the cast were: Elsie
Ialbert, Clark Beach. Marie Casassa,
Demi Blackstone. Henry Leef. George
CARROT, Margaret Maize, Harryette
Aimmele, Helen Dalby, Marceline
Gray, Mary Brooks, Irma Stefger,
allce Williams; Raphaella Schwarz,
Annie Ross, Marian Hall, Fred
Thomas. Louise Lerch, Adelaide Hem
lngway, Leonard MikuIes, Vernon
Robbins, Joe Buckingham and Harold
Jenkins.
The proceeds from the play will
oe USED In the purchase of the bronze
memorial tablet to Emory NJ. Wilson,
wnlch VIII be erected in the stadium at
its dedication, on Friday, June i.
Centrals out-of-doors study hall.
the loggia," will soon be ready for
use. Awnings will be stretched over
oeams supported by great white pill
lars. Most of the work involved Ia
being done by the boys of the manual
training and mechanical drawinp de-
partments, under the direction of GER
tain members of the faculty.
The most enthusiastic chapel help
ms year greeted Company D, which
Took third honors in the competitive
drill, Thursday morning Company ID
was captained by Howard Chaplin
Inc chapel opened appropriately
Wlth t eheers for Eastern and Western,
hrst and second places, respectively
Capt. Chapin and his company were
cheered, following which the other
central commissioned officers were
next introduced. Lieut.. Col. Pickett
OF the I'd Regiment, Mckinley High
SoI ,2cio1I; entered the assembly just as
Col: Embrey and Herbert Lutz were
Ieaolng cheers for Business and Tech.
Lieut.. Col. Pickett expressed Tecb,S
coHsratulatlons to Central and Com
pany y. Lieuts. Wade Elgin and Toll
pert Peizman gave brief talks. in
who had helped Central nut nm tbs
pest drill OF which she was capable.
a surprise feature was the intro-
uuctlon OF t1eurett Jeffries. who 10
TINS week at Keith's. Miss Jeffries
sonpe oreF central girl. sang several