Evening star., 1927-05-22
CENTRAL s SCHOOL J.
EDITORS SELECTED.
Stats of Papers Announced
at Annual Banquet
Last Night.

Folsom will be the editor of the Cen
trail Reciew, and that Benjamin Stone
will edit the Central Bulletin for
1929. was tho climax of the annual
publication banquet held at Central
High school last evening.
David Penney was announced as
general business manager of the
publications, with David DreyfuSS as
business manager OF the Review and
Phelps Hand as business manager of
the Bulletin. The positions on The
art staff made known at the press
dinner are Muriel Chamberlain, art
editor of the Review: Robert Reineck.
art editor of the Bulletin, ana AureIius
Battaglia. cartoonist.
Other features of the banquet were
stunts reviewing events of Ihe past
year in & satirical manner, and
speeches by Principal Alvin w. Mil
Ier, Stephen T.. Kramer, assistant
superintendent Of public schools; Rob
ert A. Maurer, professor of law at
Georgetown University; Miss Sarah
T.. Simons. head of the English de
partment of the high schools. and the
editors of the present year.
81 Students Honored.
The sixth semester of Central High
|
or more Els, leads the honor roll for
the advisory ending May g. The
eighth semester runs second with "A
y students, while the seventh Sc
laester comes third with IL students
with four or more Els.
The list is as follows: Dorothy
kneesi IS Esq, Elizabeth BaltZ, Hart
ford Bealer, Audrey Schneider, Elsie
S. Behrend, Eva Carlson, Gardner
Dean, Pauline Shoemaker, Albert
Small, Alma Garlick. Ethelwyn Hine,
Louise Parker. Jean McGregor, Jean
Ecllels. Elizabeth Morrow, Judith
Wood, Virginia Pearson, Millard
Jeffrey, Eleanora Miller, Marjorie de
Brown Is E's), Mary +. May, Millard
Burns, Virginia Bonton, Yetta Dobkin,
Nath>-;el Everard p. Meininger,
Dorothy Stubbs, c. Wilbur Cissel, j.
Menzie Pittman Weldon a. Price,
Muriel Chamberlain and Eleanor kise
(5 Esq; Edith Ward, William Abott,
Helen Manger, Warren Moore, Ar
thur Moore Mary Guerin and Ray
mond Minor Hudson (5 E's); Wheeler
Fisher, William B. Hanback,, Nor
ris Hariton, George Jones, Anne Alt
man, Harvey Cheston and Terrelle
Crum Is E's); Leo David. Hilda Haves.
Jorey Koebel and Spencer Pollard
Is Esq: Inge Won Lewinski, Theodore
Belote, Mary Virginia Smith, Virginia
Lightfoot. Beatrice Miller, Sara Mot,
ley, Katherine Donahue, Mary Fitz-
gerald, Elsie Jackson Collins. Selma
Norbeck, Helen Bushlow Is E's);
Bessie Kritt Is E's); Katherine Scott
l5 E's); Eugenia Tucker, Amalie
Frank, Jane Kline. Beatrice Mandell,
Mary Posey. Richard Lyon, Loehl
OBrien Rena Bernstein, Sara Franke
Marie Jorolemon. Albert J. Orlosky.
Rose Atwood and Dorothy Cave
70 E's); Edith kohner Ann Lynn, Vir-
Sinia Gummel, Edwin Leventhal,
Bertha Kaufman, Doris Evans. Gail
Geddes, Beatrice Tabinski. Louise
Bebb. Mildred Hall, Sarah McElroy,
Harry Schoub, Norman 5. Pressler,
Howard Turner. Mary May Chao,
Black, Helen Mansfield, Lorena Muir
ray, Fannie Blendman, Sabina Mai.
man, Herbert Diamond. Philip Rosen-
berger, Thomas Raysor and Jack
sterns Is E's): John Wiley. Stanley
Rakusin, Harry Watson. Robert A,
Jackson. Regina Gutenberg. Elizabeth
thompson, Adrienne de Courtenay,
Louise Woodruff, Elizabeth Middle.
mas. Florence Evans, Adela Cooke.
Helen Sherfey, Lorraine Lincoln.
Dorothea Sedgwick and Rosa Evans,
Scholarship Offered.
Announcement that scholarship to
Wellesley College is offered that
Laura Brundage has won a special
scholarship to Smith College that
Frank Goodwin is named as alternate
for the Harvard alumni freshman
scholarship and that the candidates
for the scholarship to the University
OF Pennsylvania We're interviewed on
May i, is made by the College Bureau.
freshman scholarship to Wei
lesley, offered by the Alumnae Club
10 Washington girl, will be awarded
IN the basis of her scholarship, COM !
munity spirit and financial need. |
Central will have at least two candi- |
dates in this Louise
Godenberg and Louise Brougham.
D. Hugh Taylor. associate editor of |
the Bulletin, recently won second |
place in the national interview con |
test conducted hy the National Honor |
airy Society for high school journal |
lists, The interviews which he sub |
mitted to the judges were printed at |
various times in the Bulletin and |
were with Horace Herr. Theodore !
Roberts, Robert Mantel, FIorenz !
Iiegfeld Graham McNamee and Wal |
Ter Johnson.
The members of the High School |
Cadet Corps have been invited to !
march in the Memorial day parade |
or the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
One battalion from each school, led |
by the brigade band, will participate
in the ceremony. President Coolidge
will review the parade as it passes
north of the White House.