Evening star., 1925-11-15
CENTRAL HIGH BUSY
ON YEARS PLANS
Year Book Editor Chosen.
Bank Managers Designated.
Military Instructor on Duty.

William r. Belfeld has been Sc
lected as general editor of the 1926
Brecky. Central High Schools year
book, by Miss c. 1. Orr. faculty ad-
visor De Ford Mills has been an
nounced as general advertising man
ager. AS yet, these are the only posi-
tions filled.
A new system of putting out the
Brecky has been introduced this year.
Under the general editor and general
managers, the February and June
classes will have representatives CO.
operating with each other. This is
the second year that the February
graduating class will have a separate
editor for its section Of the Brecky.
Bank Managers Named.
Anne Goldman has been named by
E. o. Karneal, faculty advisor, as the
Central High School Bank president
for 1925-1e26. Lois Nichol is vice
president and Elinor Lore. cashier.
The first edition of the Review,
Central Highs magazine. which will
make it's appearance tomorrow, is a
foot ball number, and its blue and
| white cover Will be decorated with
an attractive foot ball cut.
The staff Of the Review this year
follows: Margaret Monk, editor;
Dorothy Sampson. Stephen Kramer.
| associate editors; Merle Ellsworth,
Peggy Somervell, Lillian Lunenberg.
Calvert Hines and Elizabeth Ford,
| literary editors; Marion Ronsaville,
| Albert Duke, sports writer's; Wayne
Van Leer, cadet writer; Grace Nc
Lean, De Ford Mills and Andrew AL
ison, school activities; Josephine
Ross, exchange writer; Kathleen Tier
ney, personals editor; Given Folsom,
Bruce Aitchison, Robert Sanders,
Katherine Baden, Robert Blondheim
| Priscilla Lane, Marjorie Walker, per
| sonals; Roger Butts, photographer,
and Kenneth Stubs, art editor.
|. Quill Clique" Holds Meeting.
The first meeting of the Quill
Clique, Centrals honorary publication
society, was held recently at the home
of Miss ALA Rogers. last years ed
| itor of the Review.
This years officers are: Clark +.
| Widmayer, president; Miss Elizabeth
Howard Wright, vice president; Can
field March, recording secretary; Miss
Margaret Moreland, corresponding
secretary, and Charles Smoot, treas
| urer.
The position Of military Instructor
at Central has been filled by Maj.
John G. Donovan, who last year held
that position at Western High
School. Twenty-four years ago Maj.
Donovan made his first acquaintance
with the cadet corps as private at
Central.
Mai Alexander W. Maish. instructor
of cadets last year, retired from the
Army to go into private business.
Girls Rife Squad Alert.
With the first match of the season
set with Maryland, December 3, at
College Park, the girls rife squad has
started strenuous practice. AS all let
ter girls are gone, progress must be
made TO form team from the loo con
teStantS.
Marian Willett of last years second
team made the first possible prone
score. Since then Mary Kyle and
Roberta Wright have also made pos
sibie scores.
Instead of the usual manager of the
girls rife, Miss Louise Hart, faculty
advisor, has chosen a managerial staff
to direct the business of the team
| Alice Orton. Marguerite Kline, Her
monte John. Christine Bannerman
! Virginia Riggles, Airline Spencer and
Betty Williams compose this new staff
| There are fewer students in Contra
| this year than there were last year
| due to the number taken up by the
| junior high schools, as evidenced by
| the large number Of students in the
| upper sem9sters.
There are 1920 pupils enrolled. o.
| these, 1859 are girls and 1881 are
| boys.
Music Department Slogan.
know your school songs" is the
| slogan of an intensive campaign being
| carried on by Mr.. Wood and Mr.
| Hoover of the music department, tc
teach students Central songs in regu
lar class work.
These songs are printed in the Bull
letin so that every student can obtain
COPIES of them