The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-11-11
RISING sun SCHOOL NEWS

ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, by a score
of 60, our girls finished their
regular field ball schedule tied
with the North East girls, each
team having won five and lost
one. On Wednesday after
noon, at 2:30, our girls will
play the North East girls at
Elkton to decide the champion
ship of the larger schools. The
winner of this game will play
the winner of the smaller
school league, calvert or Geo
ilton), for the county cham
pionship, Friday afternoon at
Elkton.
Rising Sun High School>was
tied for first place with Elkton
High School for attendance
during the month of October.
The Freshmen led the other
classes in attendance.
Our soccer team, playing
very loose soccer, was swamp
ed by the Elkton boys by a
score of ID to 4 last Friday.
During our activity period
from $3.50 p. m. to $3.50 D. M,
we are planning to have a SER
les of interclass games in Soc
Ger and field ball. We feel
this is particularly valuable,
since it develops material for
our next years teams and gives
the many boys and girls who
are not capable of playing on
the varsity teams an opportun-
ity to take part in competitive
physical training.
The World History class will
be in charge of an Armistice
Day Assembly program to be
held Friday morning, Nov. 18th
from IL o'clock to IL noon.
The public is invited to attend
our student assemblies. They
are becoming better and bet
ter.
The Junior Glass entertain
ed the Senior Glass at a de-
lightful masquerade Hallowe'-
en- party last Friday evening in
the High School Auditorium.
The third grade A class read
ing, dramatized the story of
Irene the Idle" for the sixth
grade opening exercises. The
cast was as follows:
Irene, Hester Myriek; The
Fairy, Janet Altland; The
Minutes, David Bolen, Harold
Sprinkle, Virginia Umberger;
The Fire, Hope Hutchins; The
Woodbox, Richard Crawford:
The Cup, Ruth Rawlings.
The Fifth grade won first
place in the monthly attend
ance record for October, 978;
however, the Third grade came
very close, SI3.
The following pupils had a
perfect attendance record for
the past month:
First Grade-George Coult-
er, Richard Hall, Robert Lind
amood, Richard Miller, Charles
Miller. M. L. Sweeney, Richard
Wilson, Caroline Bird. Lily
Grafton, Helen May, Grace
Rawlings, Mary Sprinkle, Dor
othy Taylor, Ella Wigton.
Third Grade-Janet Altland,
Hazel Coal, Hope Hutchins,
Verna Jackson, Dorothy Kyle,
Isabel Little, Catherine Lucas,
Ellen Mahoney, Elizabeth Nc
Mullen, Hester Myrick, Ruth
Rawlings, Roberta Rawlings,
Catherine Riale, Pauline Shea,
Freda Stemple, Mamie Stew
ems, Ruth Trayle, Everette
Ayers, Richard Barrow, David
Bolen, Donald Bolen, James
Dickerson, Floyd Gamble,
Francis Clifford, Elmer Horn,
Donald Lyle, Clyde McMullen,
jeff Peterson, David Rawlings,
Howard Raglan, Paul Raglan,
Earnest Richardson.
Fifth Grade-Posey Bower,
John Boyd, William Dickerson,
Branson Frye, Ralph Clifford,
Russell Johnson, William Keil-
holtz, Dickson Lynch, Clyde
McGlothlin, Leroy Miller, Paul
Rawlings, Pennell Rawlings,
Walter Schneemeyer, Kenneth
Van Dyke, Donald Way, Brite
Peterson, Verl Adams, Jean
Bryant, Hazel Caldwell, Vir-
ginia Drennen, Lauraine Farm
er, Fora Guthrie, Frances Kyle,
Maybelle Lesser, Josephine Ra-
gan, Mildred Reynolds, Olene
Rhodes. Mary Raoan Ruhv