Evening star., 1926-05-30
STAFF announced
FOR TWO PAPERS.
Dorothy Kirkwood and Eliza
beth JuIihn Editors of Gen.
trails Publications.

The l926.27 editors for the Bulletin
and Review, Central's school publica
lions, were announced at the fifth an
nual press dinner, given in the schoo
library May %. They are: Dorothy
Kirkwood, editor Of the Bulletin; Eliz
f.beth Julihn, Review editor: Pau
Haney, business manager Of both pub
lications; Wilson Leverton, assistant
manager in charge OF finance; Homer
If distribution; Donald Dow, assistant
manager in charge of mailing.
Col. G.. Fred Cook of The Evening
Star, the only outside guest, presented
a gilded c. II. S. monogram. made
from type metal, to the journalism
classes. Every year the journalism
classes make a tour of The Star Build.
ing to learn how q newspaper Is han.
died. Col. Cook personally conducted
Central's classes through the building,
explaining graphically every process.
Bull Durham" or According to
Rule" the annual play OF the mechani-
cal drawing department Of Central,
was presented in the school audito-
rum May %, before students and
their friends.
Mrs. Page Kirk. who with 8. H.
Rothbun produced the show, wrote
the play. basing 1t on 80 rules war
ranted to make sure-flre melodramatic
tragedy" published as humor in the
Saturday Evening Post.
The cast included Andrew Allison,
Alex. Hopkins. Ward Fleharty, James
Burns. Morton Silverburg. Samuel
Singer James McBee, Curtis Wood
some, Jack Clary and Gilbert Able.
Gold Medals Presented.
A presentation chapel was held last
Thursday, May 27. to reward the stu
dents In various extra-currtculum ac-
tivities for their achievements. Mai.
William Covell, president Of the Cen
trail Alumni Association. presented
Charles r. Widmayer, editor of the
Bulletin, and Margaret Monk. editor
Of the Review, with gold medals for
having done the best work on the pub.
tications' stats. AS the most proficient
members of the Dramatic Association.
he gave Robert Miller a gold medal and
Andrew Allison and Benjamin Doeh-
rer silver medals. Garfield Marsh re-
ceived a gold medal for excellent work
in debate.
medal to Gwendolyn Norton for show.
ing the best improvement in one year
of dramatics.
w. L. Clark, representing the alum
nj of Wesleyan University, presented
De Ford Mills with a four-year schol.
arship to Wesleyan College. Margaret
Gurney won the Swarthmore scholar
ship for women; Garfield Marsh the
scholarship to the University Of Penn
sylvania and George Wills the Har-
ward scholarship.
Charley E. Widmayer, president of
the Quill Clique, presented three
gold medals for that society to the
three students who had done the
hest work on the publications. WILL
liam kesmodel on the Bulletin,
Paul Haney on the business stan re-
ceived these medals.
Those who received the one-year
certificate in dramatics were. Kath-
crime Baden. Richard Bourbon,
Marian Bullard, William Calfee, Or
srel Belle Claffiin, Harry Clayton,
Cynthia Crocker. Rebeka Crockett,
Lewis Dembitz, Jean Eckels, Law
renee Gishner. Nathan Glanbach,
Lois Hall, Rodney Hatcher, s. T.
Ieare, stephen Kramer, jr.: Virginia
Lodd. Marian McGrew. Julia Nc
Pherson, Sol Orleens. Gwendolyn
Nortof, Jack Permut. Robert Prae-
torious, Virginia Riggles, Frank
messy. Frances Skinner, Ivy Stevens,
Lucille Terry, Marion Towle, Efiie
Wade. George Willis, Douglas Wilson
and Judith Wood.
Two-Year Certificates.
The two-year certificates were
awarded to FHeda Barsky, Janet
Bates, Thaddeus Clapp, Leonora
Combs, Margaret Croissant, Olga
Helms, Dorothea Lewis, Marian Nc
Dannell and Robert Miller.
Three.year certificates went to
Andrew Allison, Nell Childs and
Benjamin Doehrer.
This year the stage crew received
certificates also-One-year Howard
Dodge, Richard Glaser and Josiah
Hunt: two-year, Alec Hopkins, and
three-year. Jack Thompson.
The new members of the Central
Chapter of the National Honor So
ciety are: John Kiernan, William
Kesmodel, Roberta January. Rebecca
Rosenbium. Frieda Barsl1y, Agnes
Turner, Kenneth Stubbs, Darrell
Grain, Ruth Chindblom, Mildred
Oxenburg. Sophie Snyder, Benjamin
Doehrer. Dorothy Boyle, Margaret
Davis, Carol Collins. May Doyle,
Merium Halstead, Margaret Hoover,
Ruth Brown, Winifred Royle, The
resa Dreeben, Frieda Rosenblatt,
Ruth Giles, Robert Gordon, John
Thompson, Virginia Hamptmen,
Gwendolyn Norton, Jean Milans. Irwin
Feldman. Carroll Wolcott, Barbara
Stratton, Alice MacCullin, Bertha
Howard, Roberta Wright, Anna Davis,
Frederick Haskin, Marjorie Shaw,
Paul Honey, Dorothy Kneesi, Miss
Schneider. Louise Goldenburg. Vivian
Stokes, Pauline Shoemaker. Sol
IAlpher, Albert Small, Eva Carlson,
Warren Price, Jean McGregor, Mil.
sdred Pressler. Dorothy Dvorak. Gladys
.Oberiin. Dorothy Kirkwood, Maurice
sNeufeld, Millard Jeffrey, Ethel Yassell