Evening star., 1924-11-16
STUDENTS TRIBUTE
TO UNKNOWN HERO
Central High Places Wreath
on Arlington Grave for
Boston High School.

A group of Central High School
students. headed by Principal stephen
4. Kramer, made a pilgrimage to
Arlington Cemetery ArmistiCe Day
and placed on the tomb of America's 5
unknown soldier a wreath for the
Jamaica Plaius High School Of
Boston.
The custom WAS started two years
$50, and this year Frank W. Eallou.
erintendent of schools. received
= check and instructions tn purchase e
:. ncral tribute to he placed On the
tomb. Mr.. Kramer was delegated by
Nr. Ballou to journey TO Arlington
and represent the Boston school.
Mr. Kramer was accompanied by
Helen Taylor. Rae Edmonston. Caro-
lyn Bebbs, ALA Rogers. Margaret
NIorcland Hope Smoot, Philip Stone,
George Hebbard Hartman Dorsey,
Will Latimer, Justin Edgerton, Parke
Erady. Gene Penney, Paul keyser.
Fred Roper Clayton Butler. Ted Ar
lss, Percy Russell and Ross Pollock.
Tennis Tourney Winners.
The girls singles tournaments in
tennis, which were held at the
Reservoir courts. were won by Flor
Johnson, sophomore, as runner-up.
Each of the girls is now in line for
a C. in tennis.
Special credit went to Geraldine
Shook for her management in bring
ing the season to such Il successful
close. Praise also was given to
Marian Ronsaville and Betty Eice for
their work i'll the teams.
Three of Centrars teachers who
died in the last several months were
honored at memorial chapel Mon
day. They were Miss Margaret III
brewer. Miss Denise Roach and Dr.
William \. E'ckels. Those who eN-
rolled the services of the late teachers
We're Georges J. Jotes. head OF the
high school history department;
I'rof. Rene Samson, head Of tho de
rartment of modern languages, and
Miss Mildred Dean.
The services opened with an organ
selection, THE Dead March in Saul"
'Handen. \ selected group of the
Girls Clef Club sang only Remem-
hered' and the program closed with
Funeral" from THE Story of
''Sayid' (Mack enzie).
Clcf Clubs Activity.
At the last meeting of the Clef
Club five girls We're elected to form a
committee TO plan social activities
for promoting Intimacy and friend
ship. The club is SO large that many
of the girls are strangers to the
other members. Gertrude Ana
was elected chairman of the commit
toe. Others on the committee are
Roberta Howard. Frances Held. Dor
othy Shoemaker and Helen Duckett.
The Central debating team is
scheduled to meet a team from Stan.
ton Military Academy In the Central
auditorium December o. Stanton
proposed the subject for debate.
"Resolved, That the Federal Govern
ment should control public utili-
ties Central was given the choice
OF either the affirmative or the mega
tive and accepted the negative.
The members of the team are:
Negative. Edward Arliss. Percy Rus
sell Leonard Mikules and Rand Nc
, Neill, and the affirmative, Capt. VIII
liam Latimer, Paul keyser, John
Thompson and Watson Monroe.
\ class of. girls to go horseback
riding on Saturday mornings has been
fvrme d. and at present it numbers
about 80. Charlotte Galpin and Mar
gGerite IIolZbduer will be the chap
erones.
Two promotions have occurred in
the cadets. c. h. Hammer. formerly
battalion sergeant major. has been raised
TO second lieutenant and assigned to
Company G, and former Sergt. +.
Bishop has become battalion sergeant
major to the Sd Battalion
Basket Ball Program.
Mr.. Coggins will coach basket ball
at Central again this year. He is
arranging pretentious schedule.
which will include, among other
strong out-of-town teams, the York
TaD Collegiate Institute, which will
play Central December 20. and
lTaeerstown (Md), playing Central
December 23
The Central team will journey to
Winchester. Va, Thanksgiving Day
place. Tho Central alumni will be
entertained with their annual game
m New Year day.
The annual foot ball supper will
he held in the school lunch room Sat
urday evening, December 6. and will
be followed by a dance in the armory.
The girls rife team. composed of
go members, meets weekly for prac-
tice. The team promises an inter
esting future, but as yet only one
individual match has been held, the
girls shooting from two positions,
prone and standing. Several girls
who were on the team last year and
who helped three of this years new
girls were eligible to shoot in the
match. Helen HUM, Ruth Helm
and Elizabeth CARRIER made credlta-
BILE records, while winnie" Fallon
won, with a score of "a out of a