The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-04-12
Wrangell Hi-Lines Arlene Shain Editor.
GIRL SHY" PRESENTED AT GYM TONIGHT

current thespians of Wrangell High School are presenting their version of the three-aet comedy. Girl Shy" by Katherine Kavanaugh. The play has a fast-moying plot; the high light of the play is how "BabsY, the| heroine gets the "girl shy hero, Tom. away from the girl Toms fa- ther thinks he should marry, Sylvia Even Aunt Caroline does a little flirting in the play with the Dean of the College!
 The setting for the play is the bachelor apartment of Tom and Oke, two college students The cast of characters is as follows: Tom Arsdale, Bernard Iyerson. OkeI Stimson, Alan MeCay; Aunt Caro- line. Phyllis MaeCreary: Anthony Arsdale, Robert Pederson; Sylvia Webster, Minnie Bradley; Dean Marlow, Lew Williams; Peaches ! Carter, Ruth Seribner; Asma, Helen Gross: Birdie LaVerne, Mary Me Cormacki Barbara Sanford, Betty Binkley: Alfred Tennyson Murta- toyd, Malcolm McCay: Chuck Mayo, Robert Shermer: Prompter, Jane Eyon; Director, Robert c. Evans.
 Before the first act. William Eas- taugh and his orchestra will fur nish music. They will also play be- tween acts. and after the third act
 The price of admission is forty cents and the performance will take place in the gymnasium.
 Student Body Meeting f
 The monthly student body meet ing was held April 3. Donald Lewis resigned as Editor of the Wrangell Hi-lines. Arlene Shain was automat- ioally elected as she was the only candidate nominated.
 A motion was made and passed that the Seniors are to give a pro- gram for the next student body meeting.
 Five dollars was appropriated for the annual, which is being publish ed by the Student Body under the direction of W. J. Carruthers, Edit or. The annual will be given free to all Student Body members ill good standing. Those who have failed to pay their dues for the year will have to buy their annuals.
 Juniors Give Candy Sale
 April 5th the Juniors gave can dy sale during noon hour hour. The . class had no trouble selling their | candy, but it seems as though they didn't have enough.
 The purpose of this candy sale was to raise funds to buy the flow CTS for the Seniors at graduation.
 Eddie Churchill.
 Junior-Senior Banquet, May IF
 The Junior class has announced May IT as the date set for the Jun ior-Senior Banquet. This affair is a farewell party for the graduating Seniors. The letters for this season will also be presented at the ban quet to the team members and they, in turn, will be called upon for speeches.
 "Crime Doesn't Pay'
 On these sunshiny days that we'vel had lately, more than one student has practiced the old art of play ing hookie'. But as it usually hap pens, they were caught. You've seen some of them making up time after school the last week. The penalty be- sides making up double time for all the time they skipped, was to write TOO word themes on different sub jects assigned by their teachers.
 In case you're interested in who the culprits are, just ask Mary, Eleanor, Parky, Ruth and Johnny how they like staying after school. Senior Announcements Are Ready
 MT. Williams has sent word to the Seniors that the announcements or dered are now here and available. Seniors are asked to have their mon ey as soon as possible. and pay for their announcements.
 Senior Ball Three Weeks Off
 Plans are now fully under way in preparation for the Senior Ball which is being held on May 4 in the gym. Letters have been sent to the Student Bodies of both Ketchikan and Petersburg High Schools invit- ing them to come to Wrangell for the ball. and from all reports, it looks like we're going to have quite a few visitors here. We certainly hope so.
 The decorations for the dance will be worked out from our topic for Commencement. which is Alaska. We're really going to work trans formation on the gym, and you won't know the place when we get through with it!
 The music for the dance will be furnished by Bidwell's Orchestra.
 This year the Seniors are offer ing a student price of admission of