Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-26
HONORS AT CENTRAL
GO MOSTLY TO GIRLS
Eighth Semester Leads School in
All E Pupils With So Per
Cent of Total.

Literary officers for the midyear
class of 1927 at Central High School
were elected last Monday. Lucille
Terry was chosen valedictorian Anna
Laura Sanford historian. Frank Men
men prophet and Miriam Mcdaniel
prophecies. The office of poet is yet
untitled.
Ruth hardwood is to succeed Will
son Leverton as advertising manager
of the Review and Bulletin. This an
nouncement was made by Miss Re
becca Stanley. faculty adviser OF the
business department of the publlca-
tions, last Thursday.
This wears first essay contest has
been announced by Miss Sara Lynch,
chairman of the school committee on
essay contests, to be one conducted
by the Sons of the Revolution. They
will award gold medal to the winner.
The second annual exhibit or the
Central Stamp Club will be held on
January and will be displayed in the
main corridors. The first award will
be an album, donated by Frank Clarke
of the faculty. The second will be a
1927 stamp catalogue, given py Carl
Orndorff, president.
II. -
Bliss Electrical School, announces a
scholarship to his school for the term
beginning September %. 1927, to be
awarded to a member of one of the
1927 graduating classes of Central.
This scholarship gives tuition for the
full course. Since the basis for award
ing it has been left to the principal
and faculty of Central, it will go TO
the candidate who has the highest
scholas site record. Character will also
he taken into consideration. The
record must be at least rs per cent
Els.
On CentraTs honor roll for the sec
ond advisory, the girls far outnumber'
ed the boys. There are 1O2 students
representing 3.5 per cent OF the entire
student body They were placed on
the honor roll by receiving four r. S
or more in full major subjects. Inc
eighth semester leads the school In AL
F. pupils, with SIS per cent. The honor
students are: Agnes &. Murphy
Marian Mcdaniel. Alice MacCullen,
Jean Eckels, Jean Milans. Elizabeth
Morrow. Judith Wood, Hyman Lewis,
Margaret Burmschwig, Anna DAVIS
Esther Wecksler, Lucille Terry. Dor
othy Kneesi, Audrey Schneider. Vivlan
Stokes. Joseph Hoover, Eva Carlson
Hazel Shoemaker, Jean McGregor,
Mildred Pressler, John Thacker, Ger
trude Wagner, John Beall, Mildred
Jeffrey, Ruth hardwood, Donald
Brown, jeanette Bernstein, Elsie
Behrend. David Dreyfuss, William
Abbott. Arthur Claxton, Dorothy Ellis,
William May, Helen Mauger, Warren
Moore, Yetta Dobkin, Mary Guerin,
Wheeler Fisher, Arthur Thomas,
Richard Wilson, Robert Harvey,
George Jones, Frances Talbert,
Spencer Pollard, Jackson Cheston, Jr.;
Jack Permut, Catherine Pritchard,
Kathryn Donahue, Beatrice Miller,
Martha Buchanan. Elise Collins,
Walter S. Baum, Margaret Hardy,
Amalie Frank, Eleanor Kise, Mary
Mitchell Katherine Scott, Gwendolyn
Folsom, Theodore Belote, Marguereta
Nordstrom, Lillian Brockway, Thomas
O'Rrien. Sara F'rankel. Marie Jorole-
mon, Dorothy Cave. Charlotte Hard
wick, Gladys Wright. James Souder
Marjorie Jemison, John Belts, Frank
Norman, David Thomas, Mary Louise
Shaffer, Beatrice Tabinski, Otis T.
Wingo, jr: Reva Bernstein, Louise
Rebb. Martha Loman, Clara Hitler,
William Wolfiey. Ruth Lindsay, David
Krupsaw, Sarah McEbroy, Arthur
Conn, Harry Shaub, Robert Mcdowell.
Lorene Thompson, Max Rote, Leila
Danenberg, Beatrice Coleman. Mary
Leake. Argene Rudol, Thomas Ray
son. Jack Stearns, John Wiley. Louise
Woodruff, EIizabe ct h Middlemas,
Florence Evans, Cecilia Workman,
Dorothea Mann and Hazel Storm.