Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-07
CENTRAL HIGH SCENE
OF BIG INSTALLATION
Alpha Chapter of National Honor
Society Has IS Mem
bers.

Installation Of the Alpha Chapter
of the National Honor Society Of Sec
ondary Schools in this city was held
at Central High School February "a.
The program included an organ vol
untary by Samuel Wood. music by
the Central Orchestra. addresses by
Dir. Edward Rynearson. president of
the National Honor Society Council;
DR.. p. p. ClaXton, former commits
sioner of education, and Principal
Alvin w. Miller.
The following 60 students. selected
on the basis of scholarship and school
service. make up the chapter: Sylvia
Altman, Raymond Abbaticchio, Eliza
beth Alexander Janet Bates, Winfred
Beall, Margaret Bergman. Helen
Bessemer. William Belfield. Elizabeth
Bunten Isabel Burlingame, Barbara
Burroughs, Eleanor Callam. Winifred
Chamberlain. Eugenia Cuvillier, Helen
Carter, Elizabeth Deakins, Lewis
Dembitz, Rosalie Dimmette. Allen
browns, William Dyer, Isabel Dynes,
Merle Ellsworth, Louise Feinstein,
Margaret Quincy, James Holden,
Olga Helms, Margaret lIolloran, Leo
Kasehagen, Clarke KaWakami, Yuri
Kawakami, stephen Kramer, Helen
Landlord. Ruth Lawless. Garfield
Marsh, Grace Mclean, De Ford Mills,
Emily Mitchell, Merrillat Moses. Ivy
Norton. Nerna Parsons, Frank Rose,
Josephine Ross, Ralph RowZee, Rob
ert Sanders, Virginia Schulz. Emily
Shoemaker, Lyman Steinman, George
w. Stone, Wayne Van Leer, Adelaide
Wampler. Charles Widmayer, Morton
Wilmer, George Willis. Virginia Whit
ney. Genevieve Wright, Marina
Yurg Kivai. Sylvia Altman. Dorothea
Belz, Evelyn Butler, Jean Eckels. c.
T.. Gauss, Dorothy Hall. DOrothea
Lewis. Hyman Lewis, John Nesbitt,
Lucille Terry, Douglas Wilson and
Judith Wood.
A bound copy in colors of the Ad-
iutant, the High School Cadet year
book, is being offered by the Adjutant
staff to the winner of the flag creed
contest in each of the District high
schools In this will be a picture of
the winner, a flag and a copy OF the
winning creed.
The Bulletin, Central Highs weekly
paper. is offering a subscription to
the Brecky, the school year book, to
the person winning first place at
Central.
The national prizes are $3.50, $500
and $3.50 to be used in the purchase
of scholarships in colleges, or univer-
sites to he designated by the winner.
Creeds of not more than l25 words
in length must be in at the office of
the national director of AmeriCanism
by noon, March 16.
Practice exercises from eXamina-
tions given by the college boarG in
past years will be offered to Central
students on Saturday mornings from
to II o'clock during March. The
schedule of examinations is:
March 6, mathematics and science:
March 10, languages; March 90 Eng
fish, and March 81 history, sciences
and second languages.
That three gold medals will be
awarded for excellence in work on
, the literary staffs of the Review and
the Bulletin. and on the business
staffs. was decided at the meeting of
the Central Quill Clique held Friday.
February 10, at the home of stephen
Kramer, 1915 Holly street. One
medal is to be given to a member of
each staff, the editors and business
manager excepted. The medals viii
! probably be awarded at presentation
chapel in June.