Evening star., 1925-05-24
CENTRAL SELECTS
| PAPERS EDITORS
Margaret Monk Heads Re-
Invertebrates Smoot to
Edit Bulletin.

The editors and business mana ger
of Central High Schools monthly
magazine. the Review, and weekly
newspaper. the Bulletin, were an
nounced Friday night at the annual
press dinner of the staffs of the two
publications and year book. Mar
garet Monk will be editor Of the Re.
view: Charles Widmayer editor of the
Bulletin, and Chai'es Smoot. business
manager of both publications.
The dinner was held In the schoo2
library. Amusing take.offs and clever
skits were the chief features.
This banquet Is given annually by
the school in recognition of the work
done during the school year by the
students on the staffs OF the school
publications. 1t is looked forward to
as the climax of the publications work
of the year.
THE Charm School," Central's 1925
student play, was presented May 15.
1t was directed, acted and entirely
managed by Central students. The
proceeds will go to pay the expenses
of Cadet night and the cadet supper
after the competitive drill. Much of
the success of the play was due to
the direction of the student manage.
ment committee, composed of Marion
Hall, Catherine Griffith, Nell Childs,
Franklin Clarke. Allan LutZ and Jack
ReiSs.
Casts Work Excellent.
Barbara Stratton and Alvin Pack
did excellent work as the heroine ana
hero. Others in the cast were; Bob
Andrus. Jesse Stimson. Joseph Hoover
Augusta Fricdburg. Mary Macatee
Helen Tassar, Elizabeth Lacy, James
Suter. Peggy Croissant, Freda Bassly.
Virginia Ladd, Mary Jamison and
Mary Porter.
Roy Engie has been appointed presi-
dent of the Boys ''C' Club to fill the
unexpired term of Robert Williams
by Principal Miller. Chester Freeman
was elected to fill the Office of treas.
urer and Walker Hale succeeded
Jimmy Hance In the office of vice
president. The &c" Club is now
The Central Band has just com.
pleted one.week campaign to get
new members for next year. About
40 more boys were needed to boost
the band, which receives regular in.
struction from Sergt. Hess every
Monday and Thursday after school. :.
At Thursdays assembly several
Centralites had charge Of the program
in an effort to convince the student
body that assemblies other than those
featuring Jazz can be made entertain
ing.
Wood Cuts Exhibited.
Several wood cuts by Wharton Har-
ris Eschick illustrating 1.-The Song of
the Broad" by Walt Whitman. are
now being exhibited. There are thir.
teen of these. which also are pub
lished in book form. These with
others make a collection which the
local papers comment upon as show
ing rare imaginative quality" "A
penetrating comprehension Of certain
moods and feelings of nature" Is the
criticism of one newspaper
A number of Centrslites are busy
tanning a musical program which is
to be given for the inmates of the
Washington Home Tor Jncuables
Wisconsin avenue and Tilden street,
on the first or second saturday after
noon in June. Kathryn McLane will
be featured as soprano soloist.
Dorothy Minister. accompa anied by
Frances Held. will give violin selec-
tions. and the Clef and Glee Clubs
will give several illustrations of their
harmony.
DR.. Wilson Gill. national figure in
development of respect for the Con.
stitution, spoke recently at Central on
history and economies. His speech
was followed by an election of Off
GERS for the republic of Central. They
are: Governor. Parke Brady: lieuten.
ant governor. Franklin Clarke, and
chief justice of state, Bradford Aber-
nethy.
Four CzechoslovakianS of the Inter
national Council of Women visited the
school recently. and were conducted
through the building, inspecting all
the departments.
One hundred and twenty-one stu.
dents out of 3246 or 81 per cent
were placed on the honor roll, made
up of all students who received four
Es or more in full ma jor subjects
on the second advisory. OF this mum.
Der A. were girls and 81 were boys.
The results were computed by stu
dents of tatistics at the school.
The last issue of the Bulletin. the
school paper, was edited by the jour
nalism class. This was the first time
In the history of the school that a staff
other than the regular staff has edited
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