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Next Issue October 3rd >r.-L fljj ) ( J -Ax c.„A <■***> t h e Volume I 22 dsvJ £jt P r e s e n t M embers Convinced S e l e c tion on Com p e titive Basis Only Ef ficient W a y to Choose Editors. Juniors WorKed Admirably The competition for positions 111 11 year came to a successful close ■when the present hoard elected the follow i n g students to their respective places: Editor-in-chief, Alary I l a m i l l ; m a n a g i n g editor. Helen Bullock; news editor. Emily Moore; assistant news editor, Alary P i e r p o n t ; magazine editor, Alildred Elianey; assistant magazine editor, Florence T.jeei* dsma; editorial critic, Alarion Lander; athletic editor, Louise Rogers; art (alitor, Helen Tucker; alumni editor, Alildred Torrev. The business staff chosen eon sists of the following members: Business manager, Elisabeth Ale- G o n i g a l ; assistant business m a n ager, Juliette Hopkins; advertis ing manager, Lois cir culating manager, Louise Clark: auditor, Helen Alailey ; chief elerk, Doris Butts-; staff typists, Geraldine Deeney and Alargaret Orr. Some changes have been made in the departments of the paper The work of exchange editor will hereafter he done in connection some other department. Fol low i n g policies for ac curacy and effective organization, provision has been made for two new positions 011 tin* staff, t h a t of chief clerk and that of auditor. The above juniors have com peted for places on tin* ('ditorial and business staffs. Each con testant was given free choice as to the nature of the' work desired and then coached in that partic ular field by the head of the de partment. Much interest and ef fort were' shown and accurate rec ords kept for guidance in t h e final decision. The present staff feels that each n e w l y elected member is capable of filling the position assigned her. Class of '21 Buys Flag Pole as Gift to School Cerem o n ies to TaKe Place F lag Day, Ju n e 14 —Senator Jam e s W a d s worth May D e liver Address, Tin' ( l a s s of 1921 lias decided to give the school a tlag pole. This is being supplemented by tic.1 Alumni fund. It is an unusually good pole, being of iron, 100 ft. lung, and in three sections. Great care is be ing taken to erect the pole se curely. A nine foot hole lias been dug and a concrete foundation laid. Tli (' ceremonies an* to take place Flag Day, June 14. It is hoped that Senator Wadsworth will accept the invitation as C o m i n g E v e n t s Jun e 10- Jiiiif 11— June 17- Jun e 22- Juno 23- June 24- Number 5 G l e n n FranK, E d i t o r o f ‘‘C e n t u r y , ” to D e l i v e r A d d r e s s - P r e s i d e n t o f L o cal Board W i l l P r e s e n t D i p l o m a s . June 27- -P.atavi.i II. S. •Fl;w Day. - G l e e f l u b Concert. -Field Day. -Class Day. Class and Fraternity Reunion. Home'll H. S. (Hornell) -Alumni Day. Faculty Reception. Alumni Reception. -C oinm e no em e n t . IFestratdes EEtire Weet£ speaker. All school children are to take part in ceremonies. Tin* flag can he properly raised and lowered as (-ould not In* doin' (Continued on page nine.) p l ’e - s i . j i ! ' ; i a o * *■ * Miss ( kingdom instructor of French in tin* high school is plan ning’ to attend the summer school at Gnlumbia. after tile close of which she intends going to Europe for several weeks.
