Evening star., 1924-06-08
CENTRAL HIGH GIVES
MEDALS TO STUDENTS
Excellent Service in Dramatic, De.
batting and Publication Work
Acknowledged.
EDITORIAL STAFF HoNoRED
Cadets Congratulated at Celebra.
tion Held Wednesday.

Central High School students who
rendered excellent service to the
school in dramatic, debating and
publications work were awarded
medals at a presentation chapel last
week.
Yvonne Levy and Leroy Benrheim
were given medals for excellence in
dramatics; Ruth Newburn, Yvonne
Levy and Frances Smith, for excel
lence in debate; Dorothy Giuigan,
Ruth Newburn and Ford Sammes, for
services rendered as editors of the
Review, the Brecky and the Bull
letin. Robert Cushman and Donald
Iongenberger were awarded medals
Tor their services as business man.
ayers for the publications.
At the annual dinner given to the
stans or the school publications in
school. Dorothy Gilligan acted as
toaStmtstress. Speeches were made
Dy stephen r.. Kramer, principal, and
Robert A. Maurer, former principal.
Events of the Evening.
Some OF the events of the evening
consisted of dramatic review of
the main events Of the school year
as seen Through the Looking Glass. "
All or the stunts" of the evening
were prepared and presented by
members of the publications STATS.
Ihe programs, which were printed
backward, were provided with small
mirrors as an aid to reading them.
one OF the main features of the
evening was the announcement by
MISS Murray of the new editorial
stan Tor the coming year. Her asso-
ciates are Hope Smoot for the Bull
letln and Allan Rogers for the Re
view.
Lengthy Celebration Held.
On Wednesday morning a lengthy
trais two winning companies in the
competitive drill. Unbounded enthu--
iasIs markAD the celebratoon. Can't.
robert Pelzman of Company T.. the
winning company. made a splendid
addI ess, in which he gave full credit
10 the men of his company for win
ming nrst place. Medals were award :
ed Parke Brady as the best corporal
In the company. and John Leckey as
the best private.
Other speeches were made by Mr..
Kramer. Robert L. Haycock, Col Wal
lace NJ. Craigie and Capt. O'Keefe,
military instructor George Muth
captain OF Company d. which placed
third. made a short address. in which
he congratulated Capt. Pelzman. and
attributed the placing of his own
company to the work of the men in
the organization.
Mr. kramer Speaks.
At the close of the celebration Mr.
Kramer reminded the students of
their school motto. "Tenax Propositi,"
after which the entire school report
ed to classes for the remainder of
the day.
Announcement has been made re-
Gently of a new club at Central 1t
is an honorary society for members
of the publications staff who have had
at least $4,000 words printed. Quill
Clique is the name of the organiza-
ton. The pin is a blue-and- white
enameled &C." with gold quill
through It.
College Caps Seen.
AS graduation day draws near. SEN
iors are seen about the corridors in
college caps" made of dark blue
paper and adorned with a white tas-
sci. All of the members of the grad
uating class are looking forward to
the delightful closing events. among
which the senior prom. takes a
prominent place. The Brecky, the
yearbook of Central. is said to be the
best ever" 1t will be out June 10.