Evening star., 1926-10-24
COLLEGE TUITION
j OFFERED PUPILS
Central High Announces IS
SchoIarships-Bank
Officers Named.

Central High Schools graduating
classes next year will he offered seven
schola rships on the basis of scholastic
record. 1t was announced at the school
yesterday. They follow:
National University offers one two
year scholarship to hoy and one two
year scholarship to a girl. with one
half tuition
Colgate University offers one schol-
arship 10 hoy. providing 500 tuition
for each ye1r of the course.
Catholic University offers one to a
boy. with tuition for the full course.
Georgetown University cffers a two.
year pre-medical course, with all tut
ton paid.
The University of Virginia offers
four-year scholarship with all tut ion
paid.
Washington and Lee provides $50
tuition annually toward four-year
scholarship
Scholarships to be attained through
competitive examination among Dis
trict of Columbia high school pupils
include: Seven to George Washington
University. one to Trinity College.
with four years Of full tuition.
Business Scholarships Offered.
Scholarships awarded through COM
petition on basis of character.
scholarship. and participation in
school activities are: A freshman
scholarship to Harvard, a four-year
full tuition scholarship to the Uni
versity of PENNSYLVANIA, one to Wes-
leyan University. and one to Colorado
School OF Mines.
Business schools throughout the
city also offer scholarships.
The Central High School Bank an
nounces the following officers: Cath
crime Murphy, president: GueSinia dc
Nunsie. cashier: Helen Mauger, pay
ing teller: Arthur Claxton, receiving
teller; Dorothy Kneess, auditor; Lou
ise klee. draft teller; Ewell Baulsr,
general bookkeeper and note teller;
Helen Simpson, Paul Menenger Nor
ris Harriten and Yetta Debkin, book
keepers.
Centrars Chess Club has decided to
admit girls. it is announced. All
girls who can play, or wish TO learn.
are invited TO join. Harry Smith.
chess champion of the Balboa High
School of the Canal Zone last year,
was elected president. The other Of
ident, and Harvey Wiley. jr., secre
tary. The annual championship tour
nament will start soon.
The Central Quill Clique is enter
ing upon its third year. In it's three
years 1t has become an immediate
goal for publication contributors. II
Is composed of alumni members and
present members Of the Bulletin and
Review staffs who have fulfilled the
requirements for membership. name
lv, have had 6 900 words printed in
the Bulletin or 5000 in the Review.
The officers are: Miriam Mcdonnell,
president; Dorothy kirkwond. vice
president; James Mitchell. recording
secretary; Gwendolyu Folsom. cor
responding secretary. ANA raul
Haney. treasurer.
Musical Show Plaunn.,
Once more Central is offering = A
course i'm biology under the d:~cc.iou
of Mr.. Lawrence G.. Hoover. y care.
ful study is made OF type verte-
brates. with special emphasis on
comparative anatomy. Trips will be
made to the museum to study other
wise inaccessible displays of organ
iems.
The Central Dramatic Association
is busy filing applications. training
actors and preparing for its big
musical revue next month.
The girls dancing class. under Miss
Ann Heider and Miss Katherine
Knaehel. is lending it's service.
Election of Junior and senior coun-
Gil representatives was held by the
upper classes at Central October 10,
one boy and one girl being selected
from each section.
The senior members arc Dorothea
Lewis. Harold Hamill. Elizabeth
Williamson, Edward Parke Barbara
Stratton. Donald Lane. Louise Drew,
Jack Duke, Dorothy Thomas Rodney
Hatcher Airline Spencer Robert Oher-
lin. Elizabeth Brunner. Gilbert Major.
Margaret Croissant Joseph Hoover.
Dorothy Morales. Thomas Trodden,
Alma Whaler. Calvin Rogers, Jean
McCiregor, Warren Price. Roberts
Wright. Hunter Keller. Virginia Rig
giles. James Sweet. E,leanora Miller.
Alfred Noyes. Ethel Yassel. Frank
Goodwin. Louise Webster, and
Everett Barker.
Those elected to tho Junior council
are Betty Burgman. Oswald Schro-
mer. Richard Talley, Duvall Lemon,
Clara Roche, Benjamin Stone. Naomi
Williams. Henry Whiting. Olga Lef-
rren. Gilbert Rude, Mary O'Neill,
Milton Scribner. Josephine Durham,
Warren Moore. Elizabeth Clary. John
Fisher, Raymond Hudson Lawrence
Kolb, Elizabeth Allison, Eugene AL
len, Violet Yassell. Spencer Pollard,
Virginia Michaelis. Joseph Howard,
Tamara Zanaff. Marjorie Miller. FL
mer Guilford. Jean Reynolds, Philip
Kline. Marguerite Garibaldi, Otho
Hammond. Margaret Swope, Elmer
Peeley, Dorothy Sanders, Amalie
Frank, Adelaide Flanagan. Eugene
Hawley, Mary Virginia Smith, Mar
low Perry. Frances Edelen and Bruce
Taylor.
Opening the year with election OF
officers, the Central Chem Clique an
nounces the following: Yetta Halpen,
president; Albert Rudes. vice presi-
dent; Harry Fiddesop, secretary, and
Gwendolyn Folsom, treasurer.
Teachers Write Book.
George Jones. head Of the history
department at Central. with the aid
Of Miss Emily Sleman. also of the
faculty. has written book, entitled
Modern World Setting for American
History"
Debating has launched upon an
other year at Central.
Resolved. That the municipal gov
ernment should provide free text books
In the District of Columbia High
Schools" was the first question tackled
n the Junior Debating Society. the
negative side. upheld by the juniors.
winning. Solomon Alpher and Maui
rice Neufeld composed the aftirma-
tive.
Twenty enthusiastic members. two
girls and Is boys. are the result of
the call for reorganization of the
Sophomore Debating Society. which
existed in 1915, and whose constitu-
ton they adopted.
The officers OF the new club are