Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-26
CAMP CURTIN JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Camp Curtin Latin Choir sang
the alteration carol of the Seventh
Century. "Adeste Fideles." to the Joy
of all who heard them.
Members of this organization COM
prising Miss Batemans Latin classes
include as groups:
9B-1-Rheta Ayle, Mildred Baturin,
Margaret Belknap. Mildred Bogar,
Dorothy Dayton, Mildred Ender. Mary
Foltz, Sarah Gordon, Edna Hippen-
steel. Dorothy Holtzman, Lucille
Kahn, Anna Marzolf. Esther, McNeal
Gladys Peiffer. Anna Shepler, Evelyn.
Wood, Katharine Mcclellan. Esther
Gardner, Helen Ritter. Pauline Fort
ney, Ida Gross, Joseph Allen. Herman
Bair. Furmaine Baumbach, Austin
Brunner, Elaine Gingrich, Charles
Goodman, William Harris, John Jes-
sup. Donald McCamant. William Man
ahan, George Swigart. Maynard Rapp,
Vance Rothrock, James. Kipp. Hud-
son. Hess. Gilbert Turner, Jack Car
penter, John Mccullough.
9B-2-Catharine Allen, Minerva
Bernhardt, Margaret Bowers, Irma
Burris, Grace Davis. Marian Dill. Ruth
Forster, Mary Helen keet. Marie Ker-
son, Helen Lucas, Maria Mausteller,
Iva Mozingo, Eleanor Ney, Helen Rod
, IlCys w lbiaAit SASt
Anna Prentice, Sarah Williams. Elaine
Hibler Mildred johnson, Sigrid Han
sen, Elizabeth Longaker; Thaddeus
Carter. Chauncey Davis, Samuel Cir
win, George Keitel, Ralph Kinsinger
Harry Leonard, Ross Paul. Clyde Pef-
fer, William Pelton, Alfred Robinson,
Edward Roeder Reginald Stroup.
Melvin Sweigart, Chester Martz. Ralph
Saul. Richard Tippett, John Weiser.
9B-3 Evelyn Faust, Isabelle
Fickes. Elizabeth Hickman, Lucy
Herr, Sarah Herr. Nancy Keffer, Paul
inc Huntsberger. Regina McGrana-
han. Dorothy Mcpherson, Adrienne
Myers. Virginia O'Hail, Anna Scham-
pau. Jean Snyder, Elizabeth Stiles,
Pauline Tyson, Mary Ward. William
Aitken, Delbert Beane, Robert Bard
Raymond Drummer. Theodore Bender,
Robert Enders, Bruce Grunden, Har-
vey, Klaer, William Keller, Russell
Meyer, Gilbert Nurick, Francis Rit-
chic, Gerald Seibert. Earl Shirk, Will
liam Steckley, william Tress, George
Tress, George Tress. William Keller,
William Tyson. William Roschellis,
William Stevenson.
9B-7-Adaline Cluck, Elizabeth Fa-
ley, Esther Hench, Martha Krebs,
Ruth Lisse. Isabelle Palmer, Martha
Shumaker. Ruth Woomer; George
Armstrong, Edward Cohen, David Co
hen, George Cohen, Albert Cowan,
Wallace Liggett, John Minnlch,
George Miller, William Hyman, Mer-
ritt Stoll. Samuel Yoffe.
Worrell's Song of the Chimes was
sung delicately by eight girls: Betty
Myers, Mary May Hoffman, Sara Jane
Tunis, Catharine Reinicke, Adrienne
Myers, Lucy Herr. Christiane Darby,
Adeline Shelley. All the beautiful
Carol music and orchestral work were
under the fine leadership of Miss Mil
dred Conkling.
A large glee club and chorus sang
series of lovely Carols.
Fir trees, holly and evergreen
sprays gave a festive appearance to
the auditorium.
Visitors expressed high commenda-
tion for the exhibit of the sewing
department Several hundred girls
have delighted their friends with
dainty gifts. The exhibit in accord
ance with the plan of the instructors,
Miss Elizabeth Tuttle and Miss Clara
Hoax showed the work of the fall
semester.
Monday during home room activities
the girls of Mr.. Hummer's group, 8B-
6. trimmed tree with presents for
everyone in the class. A program
committee. Masie Davis, Nelma Dun
lap, Wilmot Lantz. Malin Miller and
David Wasson, arranged a program
of pretty Christmas numbers.
Miss Anne Sweeney's section, Obs,
gave a Christmas program of poems
and stories.
In the auditorium three sections of
Miss Laura Crane, Miss Marie Finton
and James Peifer, gave a cooperative
program, the committee, including
Eugene Sloat, Dorothea Moist, Gladys
Sellers and the participants. Grace
Harro Mary Holmes and Martin Lam
dis.
Miss Mary Titles room, Obs. had
the pleasure of hearing her tell them
'EvangePs Gift" Charles Durberow,
chairman, was assisted by Mildred
Yingling and Paul Donmoyer in ar
ranging a program of selections Civ
Ell by themselves and Esther Baker
and Richard Delmotte.