The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-12


Christmas is near, just by standing in
the main hall at H. H. S. and listen
ing. We study, eat and talk Christ
mas-vacation.
Such talk as: What would you
like to find in your Christmas stock
ing on Christmas morning." What
are you going to get so-and-so?'
"Here it is Christmas and I'm broke!"
has been floating around like colored
bubbles
It had been rumored that we will
have a Christmas dance, since the
Thanksgiving dance was such sue
cess But no definite plans have been
made, nor have committees been APP
pointed.
Man, has it been cold around II. II.
S. this past week. | hear we have
only enough coal to last until Christ
mas (Hallelua). but of course, | hear
most anything.
P. S. Just as was tipping the above,
word came that the coal strike was
over So long visions of a long
Christmas holiday
Last but not least of the class
elections was the Sophomore Elec-
ton, which was held Wednesday No
vember q. The following officers
were elected president, Bette Ga
nelli (she seems to be very popular,
wonder if it is because she has a
brother called "The RoCk~; vice
president, Ken Spence; secretary,
John Davies; treasurer, Eddie Sem
Ter. Nobody wanted a recount.
The following speaking cast of the
Christmas play, "Why The Chimes
Rang" to be given by the Dramatics
students, was chosen at a special
meeting held last week: Steem,
Wayne Taylor; Holger, Charles SAKE
and Paul Byers, who alternate in
the part; uncle, Don Funk; woman,
Evelyn Robertson and Mary Ann
Hershman,, who also alternate in
their part.
The following committees were
also chosen: properties, chairman,
Doris Butts, Rosalie Boward, Pat
Stills Jack Butler, Pat Eikelburger;
costumes, chairman, Mary 10 Muir
ray, Nancy Saylor, Pat Shinham,
Jackie Williams, Betsy Cannen; fac
ulty advisors, Miss Stoner and Mr..
Kepler; stage manager, Anne Stout
fer; assistant stage manager, Janice
Zaiser.
At the regular meeting of the
Poster Club, held last week, Jackie
Williams was elected new vice
president. New committees were
also elected, as follows: poster COM
mittee (the purpose Of which is to
find out what posters are needed),
chairman, Doris Butts; material COM
mittee, chairman, Anne Zimmerman;
program committee (whose duty is to
attend meetings of other clubs so as
to get new ideas for activities for
the Poster Club, chairman, Jackie
Williams.
Posters will be made for basket
ball games and the committees APP
pointed to make the posters are: For
the girls games, Jackie Williams,
Doris Butts, Ann Zimmerman; for
the boys games, Jack Butler, Kemp
er Musce and Edgar Foltz.
The club is also planning to make
posters for the Washington County
Youth Council and the library, and
to paint stained glass windows for
the French Club.
Because of the unsuccessful at
tempts of the student patrol to dis
cipline the students of H. H. S., it
has become necessary to issue GER
tain rules and regulations to the stu
dent body. The following regula-
tons were laid upon us Monday De-
cember 2, with no warning.
G) No pupil is to leave the high
school grounds for any reason what
soever with the exception of those
going to the vocational centers with
out written permission. Permits to
go home for lunch will be cancelled
in cases where the privilege is
abused. All pupils are expected to
be in their assigned places every
period of the day.
(2) Each pupil leaving class room
or other assigned place is to have in
his or her possession the corridor
pass issued by the teacher in charge.
The pass is to be used by one pupil
at time. Names of all pupils dis
regarding the rule will be turned
into the Office and parents will be
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