Evening star., 1925-02-22
GIRL HEADS BANK
At CENTRAL HIGH
Ruth Mahoney Believed TO Be
Only One of Sex TO Hold
Such Post.

| Ruth Mahoney has been appointed
| president of the Central High School
! Bank for this semester. Other mem
/ bers of the staff are: Vice president,
1 Sylvia Clarke; cashier, Ann Goldman;
auditor, Mary Hughes; paying teller,
Elinor Lore; receiving teller, Louis
Nichols: draft teller, Craig Carmack;
note teller, Mac Kendall Allen; head
| bookkeeper, Mary Wildman, and book
keepers, William Dismer,s Louis Cert
Ter and Louise Drew.
Miss Mahoney claims the distinction
| of being the only girl bank president
in the United States. Her job is no
easy one, for the central bank han
] dies all the financial affairs of the
different school activities. 1t also has
lSeveral hundred active depositors.
| AT spirited chapel Wednesday the
| undergraduate "C'' Club launched its
drive for the betterment of Central's s
athletics. The basket ball team was
honoed for winning the champion
ship. Among those who addressed the
| students were Mr.. Boulton of the
| graduate "C' Club, Bob" Maurer
former principal; Coach Kelley of the
base ball team and Morton Wilmer
| captain of next years foot ball team.
| The intra-reg gimental war game
series was concluded Wednesday.
when Company c, under Capt Paul
! keyser, won close decision over
Capt. George Hebberds, Company A,
| thus earning the right to represent
the 1st Regiment against the winning
teams of other regiments.
Maj. Harryman Dorsey was ap-
pointed captain of Centrars new COM
! pany formed of men from the Febru-
| airy rockies. The vacancy in the ma
toralty of the 1st Battalion opened
by Dorsey's advancement will be
filled by Parke Brady, who was
| major of the Sd Battalion, while
| Maj. Brady's place will be filled by
Rae Edmonston. who was regimental
| adjutant. The February company will
not participate in either the brigade
| or regimental drills. The short time
| between now and the competitive drill
| will be devoted to the company's drill.
Chess Tourney Ends.
The Central chess tournament has
officially closed, with Kenneth Stubbs
in the lead for the second time in two
years. The order in which the en-
trants finished is: Stubbs, Boudinot.
Thomas, Skinner, Titus, H Smith,
Baskin, Russell, Bell. ]. Miller, A.
Minor, Hammond, Hord. Spaulding,
Riddell and Porter.
Carl Sandberg. one of the foremost
| American poets of today gave a
reading of his poems and stories in
the Central auditorium Thursday.
His program also included a brief dis
cussion of poetry in general and the
singing of what Mr.. Sandberg con-
siders the real American folk poetry.
| At a recent meeting the Sketch
Club elected officers for the current
| semester. They are: Muriel Davies.
president; Olga Helms, secretary, and
Katherine Sagrarion, treasurer.
| The review dance was held Friday
evening in the Central armory. There
were many thrills and novel IDEAS for
those present. The proceeds of this
dance will be used to improve the
various departments of the review.
The students of the costume design
department are now exhibiting styles
for the fair sex. This department
talso is doing some work in planning
and furnishing miniature house. All
! the comforts of the home are being
installed. and the little models of
people within have no reason to feel
i'll at ease.