The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-10-18
RISING SUN SCHOOL NEWS

The first meeting of the PARENT
Teachers Association will be held on
Thursday evening. October gath, at 8
o'clock, In the high school auditorium
We would like all present members
and patrons to attend this opening
meeting. The speaker at this first
meeting will be Prof. Guy Johnson,
principal of Ellkton High School. Prof.
Johnson Is an able speaker and Will
talk on q topic related to the question
of public education. Please be on
hand for this first meeting of our
Association.
Our high school enrolment Is now
2OS pupils. This is the largest enroll
ment In our history and the second
largest high school enrolment In Cecil
county.
The Crowell Publishing Co magazine
campaign ended today. The students
secured n total of 1903 subscriptions
The school gets a commission of SO
per cent on all subscription sold. The
amount cleared by this campaign Will
be published in the next issue of our
School News. The General Campaign
manager, Ruth Little, and the team
captains, Alfred Gyles and Paul Gray
beal, deserve a great deal of credit for
the work done in making the campaign
successful.
A brief assembly was held by the
civic Club on Friday prior to the
games with Kenmore. At this assem-
bly, the student body practfced the
songs and ye1ls of our school Head
cheer-leader AL Gyles and his assist
ants, Truman Hendrickson and Cath
crime Keilholtz, led the cheering. The
students responded well and did a
good job of organized cheering at the
game.
Going into the games the underdogs,
both Rising Sun High teams launched
sensational drives to subdue the Ken
more invaders. The neldball team
slapped the last years champs rather
roughly for Ga verdict, while the
soccer boys came from behind to pull
rather listless game out of the fire
by getting the scoring fever and tally
ing three times in the last ten minutes
of play to annex 60 scalp.
The girls played highly spirited
game throughout the initial struggle,
keeping the Kenmore lassies on their
heels most of the time. Gertie Buck
whipped the first two-pointer through
the standards early in the first half.
With Kenmore nursing Az lead,
Anna McCardell took matters into her
own hands and led an assault which
ultimately proved the turning point of
the game. Back and forth Anna led
careful well Judged passes, until she
had he ball right in front of the Ken
more goal. She tied the game with a
scorching throw that barely evaded
, the goalee. The winning shot came
from Miriam Williams, who, after the
entire Rising Sun High line played
around the goal for about ten minutes,
pushed the sphere through for the final
shot of the day. The whistle blew with
the ball in mid field
Coach Warren's soccer team slept
i through the first half, the sleeping
antics being led by the line, and, as a
consequence, Kenmore led the parade,
20 Shortly after the second half had
gotten unaer way, Goodnow, q half
back, rushed forward to show the line
goal from outside the penalty area,
tying the score. This act seemed to
arouse the ire of the line and they
promptly went to work and kept the
ball at the Kenmore goal posts for
some time before Lucas and Gray beal
combined to run the ball through,
Lucas being accredited with the actual
score. Murphy, another halfback, made
the day a backfield success by booting
the third tally from midfeld. Ken
more rallied only while the first half
was under way.
This week the teams treke to Cal
vert for a scrappy set of games. The
Calverters will play on the Zion lot,
rather than on that field on which the
games were scheduled.