Evening star., 1926-11-21
CENTRAL NAMES TWO
SCHOLARSHIP ENTRIES
D0rothea Lewis and Gwendolyn
Norton Candidates for
Swarthmore.

Announcement of Dorothea Lewis
! and Gwendolyn Norton as the two
| Central candidates entered in the
Swarthmore open scholarship for
women has been made by the Central
College Bureau under the direction of
Miss Dorothea F. Sherman.
At the same time Mildred Pressler
ard Dorothy Kirkwood were an
nounced to be candidates for the
alumnae scholarship to Swarthmore
the award of which is based on scho-
lastic record.
These candidates will now be en-.
tered in the national contest, in which
girls from high schools all over the
country will compete. The final selec.
ton Of national winners will be made
about February /.
Another international oratorical
contest, participated in each year by
students of high school age, is under
way. Under the supervision of a, COM
mittee composed of Miss Hester E.
McNelly, chairman; Mrs. Lola Hutch
! ins, Mrs. Edith Kojouharoff, Miss
Dorothea F.. Sherman. f. S. Noyes
and Miss Charlotte harrington. The
work on the contest at Central is eX-
pected to start soon. A meeting will
be held next week for pupils who are
interested in this years contest.
The G. NJ. o. honorary Organization
Of Camp Roosevelt elected James
Sweet, Fred Marshall, Marlow Perry
and Gordon Potter, all of Central, to
the third degree, the highest possible
attainment.
Central's French Club will hold it's
| initial meeting next Tuesday. AL
! though only in it's second year, the
! club. originated to stimulate interest
| in French, has a membership Of 125.
| All the talking at meetings is in
| French. There are no dues and no
! officers.
To pay homage to the Unknown
| Soldier q representative delegation Of
! Central students placed a wreath
| upon his tomb Armistice day for the
| Jamaica Plains High School of Mas
sachusetts. DR.. Frank w. Ballou,
| superintendent Of schools. and
| Stephen E. Kramer, first assistant
| superintendent, attended the cere-
| mony. This service for Jamaica
| Plains has become an annual event
| for the Central delegation.
Plans are being made for CentraPs
! annual foot ball dinner, which will be
| held December 4. The chairmen of
| the committees are: Donald Lane,
evergreens; Margaret Croissant fa-
| vOrs: Stewart Barker, decorations in
| lunchroom; Roberta Wright. decora-
| tions In armory; Dor6thea Lewis,
| mattresses.
Announcement has been made of
| another scholarship for, boys. This
| scholarship is being offered by the
National Farm School, near Philadel-
phia. 1t includes free board. lodging,
| tuition. books and implements during
! the entire three-year course.
On the question. Resolved, that
| there should be uniform marriage and
! divorce laws in the United States"
| the victorious seniors were Kenneth
Ronney and Yule Fisher. Their OPP
ponents were Cynthia Gurstein and
| Nanette DembitZ. The society's pins
were distributed at this meeting.
The winners in the sophomore de-
bate were Sol Shrub, Mitchell David
| and Harry Goldstion against Walter
OLaughlin, Arthur Lewis and Harry
| Green on a question concerning COM
| pulsory school laws.
Eight Of the 80 students now en-
| rolled in the new salesma nShip course
| at Central under Miss Helen Zanger
| have obtained positions in large de-
| partment stores. They work after
Moons and Saturdays. Next semester
| the entire class will receive employ
ment.