Evening star., 1925-03-22
III ON HONOR LIST
AT CENTRAL HIGH
ca
Sixth Semester Section
Heads Roll With Eleven,
Faculty Announces.

On the honor roll for high Scholas-
nc average on the semester record
which has just been made up at Cen
trail High School. sixth semester
section leads with IL names and a
second semester section follows with
eight names.
One hundred and seventeen students
are on the honor roll, Twenty five
received five E's out of a five subject
program. The othrs have four E's
out of a four-subject program or
three Els out of a three-subject pro-
gram.
The list is as follows:
Section AS. Helen Bowers, Elkins
Hale, Robert Milans, Susan Cannon,
Elizabeth Fallon, Paul Keyser; Sec
tion BIS, Carmel Sullivan, Virginia
Wise; section C-S, Virginia Strick-
land. William Kidd; section DIS, Rich
ard Ludlow, jr. 6 Esq, Ralph Staub-
ley g Esq; section E-S. Harry s.
Wender (5 Esq, Beatrice Marzolf (5
ESD, Esther 1glehart Go Esq, Naomi
Grain, Naomi Opach; section Is, Phil
lip Stone, Anita Peters, Ralph Young,
Robert Jerome Alpher: section KS.
Polly Belts. Claudia Graves; section
LIS. Arthur Denning Hope Smoot,
Wilbur Rosenburg, Elizabeth Hew-
ston: section Ms, Betty Moulton 6
Esq, Katherine Bliss, Emily Herzog
Miriam Stourne, Winona Won Ammon
section Ms. Donald Stubbs 6 ESD,
Mary Manning (5 Esq, Marcia Pierce,
Jacqueline Smith section B-7, Josephine
Ross. Elizabeth Bunten; section FIT.
Edwin Rowzee 6 Esq; section AS,
Verna Parsons; section DE-. Walter
kreuger (5 Esq, Mary Lee, Raymond
Abbattcchio, Wayne van Leer; section
Els, J. Garfield Marsh; section F-6.
Marina iung Kwai (5 Esq, Lewis
Demblitz (5 Esq. Ruth Lawless Is
ESD, Grace Mclean 6 Esq, Eugena
Cuvillier (5 Esq. Stephen Kramer.
Charles Widmayer. Emily Shewmaker,
Rohert Mansfield. Virginia Shull. Mer-
rilat Moses; section G-6, Margaret
Gurney (5 Esq; section L-e. Helen
Hessemer (5 Esq. James Nall: section
M-6. William Clapp, Eleanor Nor
MANDY; section D-5. Lucille Terry:
section E-5, Steinman; section F-5,
furt kawakami (5 ESD, Ivy Norton
section HIS. Clarke Kawakami (5
n -; section B-4, Sylvia Altman. Al
pher. Newfield, Goodman: section D-4
Jean Eckels, Dorothy Lewis, Albert
Small, Douglas Wilson, Judith Wood
section H-4, Dorothy Kneesi. Doro,
my Friedman, Charles Gauss; section
M-4, Edna Hageney 6 Esq. Audrey
nchn elder; section A-3, Harry Smith.
Earl roster; section G-3 Warren
Noore' Virginia Carton; section A.
minor Hudson, Morgan Shield. SEQ
tlon E-2, Virginia Lightfoot. section
H. William Baum, Margaret Hardy
IFshe Leonard. Ruth Grabo: section
vance Sullivan. Eugenia Olney.
Miller; section LIZ, Kathryn C.ooks.y
Nanette Dambitz, Amahie Frank Iea,
Try, cynthia Gerstien, Eleanor Kjse
MARY Mitchell, Katherine Scott. sec,
, Ion N, Theodore Belote, Dorret
muiphy; section O-2. Frances EdeIen
Review Wins Press Prize.
The Review. the monthly ua1o-,
OF central High School, was one ~
lue winners of the prizes offered for
the pest newspapers and magazines
puoliShed by the students of second
ary schools east of the Mississinn,
hlVer at the close of the first annual
convention of the Columbia Schola site
fress Association at the McMuItn
Iheater at Columbia University
The 100 magazines and "a
papers were divided into classas
class A consisted of newspapers ana
magazines of schools whose attend
ence was more than 1000; Glass B Of
schools whose attendance was be-
tween 500 and 1000, and Glass C of
schools. with less than 500 students
separate prizes were given to news
papers and magazines
A contest for short story ana o
brigade yell is being conducted by the
AoJutant, the cadets year book. All
students In the high schools are in
vited to compete.
The prize for the story contest is
$40 in books or a box of 10 seats at
the competitive drill. The prize for
yen IS 30 In books or a box of six
eeats at the competitive drill
Robert A Maurer,. former princinaI
of Central, and George ]. Jones. head
OF the history department, have Just
completed text on the Constitution
or the United States. The book con-
slsts of several chapters explaining
the development of United States
Government and several chapters dis
cussing the fundamentals of the Com
stitution. 1t concludes with an anaIy
sis or the subject. including 100 uues-
ttons covering the minimum essen
tials which every graduate of a high
school should know.
Statistics Class Makes Survey.
Miss Wilson's statistics class, with
rhe aid or Colin Werlich, who did the
stamping, has prepared a chart show
ing from what sections of the city the
students of Central come. The map
shows the exact address of every
student who lives in the District. 1t
VIII be noticed that a strikingly large
number of the students reside in the
northwest section between Rock
Creek Park and the Soldiers Home
The prizes for the Review short
story contest were awarded by Robert
Caftee, acting editor of the Review in
the absence of ALA Rogers, in chanel
Wednesday.
The hrst prize, fountain pen, was
awarded to Shirley Lake, E-2; the Sec
ond prize. writing case for travel
ing, to Lucille Leary, FL; and the
third prize, an indexed Ioose-leaf
notebook, to Herbert Maskew. Dc.
Honorable mention was given to Alice
Owens, E-8; Betty Rice, B-7; Helen
Bochalter, KS: Olive Ralston, Fs:
Gwendolyn Folsom, Mp, and Myrta
Wells, F-S.
The Review is pleased with the re-
suits of the contest. Seyenty-fiye
stories were turned in, many of them
OF excellent caliber. The COMMITTEES
of judges. which consisted of Mrs.
Doggett, chairman; Miss Edna Clarke.
and Miss Whitford, had to consider
she fine points OF each story to decide
to which of the stories the nine
awards should go.
A class in parliamentary law was
planned at the meeting of the Four
Minute Speakers Bureau last week.
The class will meet the first and third
Thursdays of the month and will be
taught by Mr.. Doolittle.