Evening star., 1926-04-04
CENTRAL "REV|EW'
ISAGAIN HONORED
Publication Wins Third Place
for Second Time in Ma
tionaI Contest.

For the second time Central High
Schools monthly magazine. the Re.
view. has captured third place in the
second annual contest of the Colum
ha Scholastic Press Association nm
d"r the auspices of Columbia Uni.
versity. This nationwide competition
was first held last year and at that
time the Review. then edited hv Miss
Ala Rogers, was also judged third
This March, under Miss Margaret
Monk. the magazine received notice
that ii had repeated its former sue.
cess
The Review which was established
in 1856. has been published continu
"uslN since then. In 40 wears 1t has
grown from small pamphlet TO
magazine of 40 to AS pages. 1t Is
issued seven times during the school
year and contains stories poems.
essays. articles on timely topics,
records of the various events in the
life Of the school, photographs of
celebrities. school gossip and original
drawings.
Faculty Advisors
The faculty advisors this wear are
Miss Mildred +. Stallines. Miss
katherine SUNNY and T.. d. Harmed.
The staff is composed of Margaret
Monk. editor: Merle Ellsworth, Calvert
Hines and Stephen f.. Kramer ir..
associate editors: Elizabeth tSrd
Peggy Somerveu. Louise Newkirk
Betty Rice. Albert Duke, Marian
Ronsayille. Wayne Van Lear, Andrew
Allison. Grace Mclean. DeFord Mills,
Josephine Ross Kathleen Tierney.
Robert Blondheim. Catherine Boden.
Gwendoyn Folsom. Priscilla Lane,
Robert Sanders Marjorie Walker
Maurice Neufeld Rhoda Lewson and
John Boyd.
Alpha Chapter. at Central High
School. of the National Honor So
1 ciety. med Wednesday. New officers
elected were: Garfield Marsh. presi-
dent Helen Lankford vice president;
Nerna Parsons. secretary. and Allen
G. Browns. treasurer.
Eight Central boys and girls have
survived the eliminations of last week
for the national oratoriCal contest.
William Dyer. James Mercer. Ethel
wyne Hine, Grace Mclean. George
Willis stephen Kramer, Cantield
MaiSA ana MetllEtl MoSeS are lHe
successful ones.
The final reduction of the number
to three viii take place next Wed
uv~daY.
BY way Of preparation for Central's
student t-manaafment play, which viii
be given in May. the Central ORA
matte Association elected Andrew
Allison. Marian Mcdaniel. Wilhel,
NINA lIoefman. Bob Miller and Bap
Doehrer as Charges d'affaires.
Great responsibility is resting in
the lucky five. II is up to them to
choose the play. select the cast. APP
point the directors and i'm addition
attend to the unlimited details rela-
i've to play producing. All this they
must do ION their own" without
.aculty assistance.
Fraternity Honors.
Several Central alumni have re
Gently been voted into Phi Beta
kappa honor fraternity.
Charles Barker, c. H. S, %, and
a senior at Yale University has re-
ceived the key to Phi Beta Kappa.
Charles won the Henry u. White
rrtze of SIS in history in 1925 and
was a captain of a cadet company IN
his senior year at Central Others
installed IN TINS lidlcl my az III, -
tine Fassell. Syracuse University,
who was prominent Central debater
md who won the Syracuse scholar
shin from Central, and Ruth krinbaIi,
vho received the key at GoHcher Col
lege.
The trvout for the cast of the an
nuaI play OF the mechanical drawing
department was held in the audlto.
rum Friday Ii has been decided
10 give the play and hold the yearly
exhibition May -.
In order that the faculty members
owning cars may learn more about
them \ course of eight lessons IN
automobile instruction has been
oTercd under Mr.. CorneHs lnstrnc-
,fou The course is similar to the
ono now offered students, except Tor
the omission of minute theorencal de-
tails
The lessons aim to give general IN
formation 10 ALI in order thai a maxi
,7um of safety and convenience may
10 obtained The hours OF instruction
are from 10 to - O'Clock SATURDAY
,,,as-,fpr The first lesson concerned
instrumentation Of the automohiie en-
rpcsAoiling and cooling.
TIE Company Is cadet dance was
heid in the armory. Friday mshk
Euddv SchleGel. with Bran hughes
fret orchestra, featured.