Evening star., 1926-05-23
.133 ON HONOR ROLL
AT CENTRAL HIGH
81 Girls, 49 Boys Named.
Eleven Have Perfect
Records of 5 E's.

The girls of Central High School
rank above the boys on the honor roll
for the second advisory scholastic re
port by a count of 81 to 40. The grad
uating class leads the school. having
SO students out of the total 1873 on
the honor roll with rating of excel
lent. The fourth and sixth semester
students rank second and third, re-
spectively The highest record of five
E's is upheld by six boys and five
girls.
Those on the honor roll are;
Sixth semester-Elizabeth Bunten.
James Burns. Clarke kawakami, Jo
sephine Ross. Julian Palmore, Melcina
Hess five E's), Helen Lankford. Nor
ton Wilmer. Garfield Marsh. Ralph
Rowzee. Kenneth Stubbs. Stephen
Kramer, Ruth Lawless. Emily Shew
maker, Virginia Shull, Marina Yung
Kwai. Rosalie Dimmette. Mary Allen,
Virginia Blankenship. William Rich
ardson. Sylvia Altman. Delsie Appel,
Elizabeth Deakins. Louise Bailey.
Mary Doyle. John Lynham. Robert
Sanders, Winifred Chamberlin, Muriel
Crosby, Margaret Hoover. Vera Lacy,
Frank Rose, Winifred Royle, George
Willis, Adelaide Wampler. Leo Kase-
hagen, Mary Manning. Ivy Norton.
Seventh semester-DOrothea Belz.
Eunice Brandt. Alma Cosdon. Jean
Eckels, Irwin Feldman five E's,, John
Lane five E's), Lee Morford, Marga-
ret Wagy five E's), Hyman Lewis,
Jeanette Pollard. Roberta Wright.
Ellis April, Anna Davis, Tudor
Wilton.
Sixth semester-Dorothy Kneessi
five E's) Marie Pates, Rankin Hat
field, Audrey Schneider, Vivian Stokes.
Cecile Truesdell, Solomon Alpher. Eva
Carlson, Pauline Shoemaker, Warren
J. Price, William Thomson. Dorothy
Dworak, Dorothy Kirkwood five E's),
Mildred Pressler, Dorothy Friedman,
Virginia Pearson. Flora Haslacker.
Eleanor Miller, Elizabeth Pile. Mary
Kyle five E's), Donald Brown five
E's)
Fifth semester-Wilber c. Cissel.
Weldon Price, Virginia Carton, Cath
crime White.
Fourth semester-Minor Hudson,
| Terrelle Crum. John Franklin. Paul
Joray, Spenser Pollard, Jack Permuth
five E's). Catherine Pritchard five
Esq, Irving Bowker, Mary Fitzgerald,
Ralph Jones. George Jones. Mabel
Money, Walter Baum, Elise Collins.
Nathaniel Everard five E's). William
Everard. Mildred Garner. Marguerite
Garibaldi. Margaret Hardy, Eugenia
Olney, Anna Baroff, Beatrice Miller.
Sara Motley. Helen Bushlow. Amalie
H. Frank. Beatrice A. Mandell. Kath-
crime NJ Scott. Gwendolyn Folsom.
Theodore Belote.
Third semester-Loehl O'Brien,
Lydia Schorr. Annie Altman. Dorothy
Cave. Charlotte Hardwick. Elizabeth
Kohner, Edward Leventhal. Doris Ev-
ans. Harry Gaberman. Sarah Frankel,
Howard Harlan.
Second semester-John Belts. Guy
Lothrop five E's,. Lewis Beazley. Ed
gar Chiswell. Gail Geddes. Arthur
Lewis, Sidney Zlotnick, Virginia
Champion. Lillian Bushlow. Louise
Bebb. Rena Bernstein.
First semester--Bertha Gordon.
Jane Hill. Beatrice Coleman. Margaret
Cooper, Marjorie Lauer. Mary c.
Leake, Argene Rudd.
Central was awarded the first and
third places In the selection Of Dis
trict representatives for the national
flag creed contest by the Judges of
the American Legion, Rosalie DIM
I1olte anu TTcucI1Ch L d. I1dShlI zap
turing the honors. The national con-
test offers prizes Of $3.50. $500 and
5000.
Publicity Prize Offered.
Publicity for this contest was start
ed in Washington by Central High
School, through Lorene Nelson as di-
rector. a prize having been offered by
the Central Interscholastic Press AS
ad
the best publicity. After speaking in
the high schols to arouse interest,
Miss Nelson visited the local branch
of the American Legion. which then
offered medals to the District of Co
lumbia winners, to be selected by
local committee. The Adjutant, the
cadet yearbook, is also giving prizes
to the winner in each high school.
Judges of the local American Le-
gion contest are Miss Sarah Simons,
head of English in the high schools;
Gen. William A. Bethel and DR.. G. w.
Churchill, professor of history at
Wins Reporting Award.
With 1880 words to her credit, Vio-
let Yassel, section reporter for Gen.
trails weekly paper. the Bulletin, won
the contest conducted under the aus
piceS of the Journalism class. The
winners work was judged for origi-
nality, news value and quantity Of
material submitted for publication.
The contest, open to section report
ers only, ended with Frances Kahn
and Katherine Dooley as runners.up
in the competition. Charles Widmay-
er. editor in chief, awarded the prize,
a gold Eversharp pencil
The life of Moliere was vividly de-
picted when members of the Central
French Club, presided over by Eva
Carlson, presented lie Bourgeois
Gentilhomme," at it's meeting May 5.
Josiah Lyman, Gerald Ullman, Flea.
nor Crowley and Virginia Shull took
the parts.
Under the supervision Of Guy Clin-
ton, chemistry instructor, a chemical
club has been organized at Central.
Pupils of his classes recently attended
the first meeting.