Evening star., 1925-11-29
CENTRAL EDITORS
AND AIDES CHOSEN
Staff of 1925 Brecky PraC-
tiCaIIy Completed by Lat
est Selections.

With the announcement of the June
and February associate editors. the
general managers. assistant managers
and the bookkeeper, the 1926 Brecky
staff of Central High School has praC-
tically been completed. All selections
We're made by Miss c. /. Orr, faculty
advisor.
June and February associate editors
are the latest selections. Those for
the February class are Lillian Martin
and Ralph Remley. June associate
editors are William JamiSon. Calvert I
lines. Dorothy Ruth and Maud Wells.
William Belneld was announced as
general BreCky editor several weeks
ago.
Other staff Selections
George Chafee has been selected as
general Photographic manager, John
Franzoni as general business man
ager, and Robert Gray as assistant
business manager for the June sec
ton. Irwin Hobson of the February
class has been named assistant ad-
Certising manager to De Ford Mills,
general manager. who was selected
previously. Assistant advertising
managers from the June class are
Joseph Watson and William Gluken-
houS. There are still several members
Of the business staff to be selected.
Augusta Butler of the February
class will be head bookkeeper of the
Central year book.
Under the plan this year the BreCky
Will be managed by a general editor
and general managers. who will be
assisted by associates and assistants
selected from the June and February
classes
Final eliminations Will soon he held
for a debate with Staunton Military
Academy during the early part Of
January. Four will be selected for
this debate from the following group:
William kerby, Merillat Moses. Can
field Marsh. Charles Smoot, Nathaniel
Ward Lawrence GiChner, De Ford
Mills and Calvert Hines.
Resolved. That Congress Should
create a Department of National De
fense" is the question proposed by
Central Last year the Central team
defeated Staunton.
Coaching Rifle Team.
Sergt. o. NJ. Shriver, a world cham
pion shot in 1924. is coaching the boys
rife team of Central at night He
receives no compensation for his serv-
ices.
twenty-five squad members practice
every Wednesday and Friday night.
Nearly 100 candidates for the team
practice in the armory every Tuesday
and Friday afternoons. Any one of
his group bettering the shooting of
one Of the night squad is privileged to
Join the night squad, and the one bet
tered IS dropped
Dave" Crockett. the rife coach in
the high schools, visits the squad, and
DR.. II. c. Burroughs is the faculty ad-
visor.
Plans for the big foot ball supper
and dance, to be held in the Armory
Saturday, are we'll under way. The
supper will be held at s o'clock, and
will be a stag affair except for the
mattresses in charge of Winifred Beall.
Bran Hughes orchestra will furnish
the music for the dance. The sale OF
tickets Will be limited, but so compli-
mentary tickets Will be given TO mem
bers and coaches Of the teams Of the
high schools, and to principals.
The committee in charge is. Grace
Mclean, chairman; George. Phfpps, in
charge IF tickets 0distribuGng and
printing!, and Pat" Riley. in charge
II refreshments. Allen browns,
Charles Lamborn. John Lambert and
Ralph RowZee will get the eVergreenS
Tor the decorations and see that every
thing is shipshape for the dance.
George Perry is now leading in the
chess tournament being conducted by
the Central Chess and Checkers Club
on Wednesdays and Fridays. This
position in the tournament is held by
Perry in consequence of his defeat of
Iohn Halstead and Louis Carliner.
Donald Brown, second in the tourna-
ment, defeated S. d. Pollard. but lost
10 John Halstead.
The officers of the club are: Fred
Thomas, president: Bevard Russell,
vice president: Harry Smith, secre-
tary-treasurer. and Kenneth Stubbs,
sergeaut-at-armS.