The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-12-19
High School Chatter
By Clara Blevins

I an assembly program to be held
tomorrow The play is the story of
boy who because of his Christmas
I charity of sincerity, achieves a seem
ingly trivial triumph when he causes
the chimes to ring after more influ-
encial and powerful efforts have fail
ed The scene shifts from a drab
peasant cottage to the grandure and
solemnity of a cathedral. The play
is one of religious eXaltation and its
main theme is the divine beauty of
charity.
Not only will the Dramatic club
perform, but the choruseS and the
orchestra as well. The orchestra will
play a few selections of Christmas
carols and the Sophomore Chorus
will sing THE Star" an old Polish
Christmas carol. The Glee Club and
| Sophomore Chorus will harmonic
on THE First Noel" and We Wish
You a Merry Christmas" The Small
Chorus will sing Ring Out The
Sweet Message and THE Sleigh"
Contestants from the Senior Glass
for the third nationwide scholarship
competition, being sponsored by the
Pepsi-Cola scholarship board, were
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members of the senior class. The
scholarship pays full tuition for four
college years at any accredited col
lege, also regular fees that are reg
ularly charged all students, such as
library, laboratory and health fees.
1t pays $25 a month for So months of
college, to help pay the cost of books,
room and board. 1t affords travel
expenses for one round trip from
home to college each school year.
Eighteen students were elected,
that being the number permitted Ha-
gerstown High School, in accordance
with its size. The students will take a
written test at the Potomac Street
school at nine o'clock a. m. Friday,
February IA, and the two winners in
the State of Maryland will be an
nOunced at later date.
The Is students elected are as fol
lows: Mildred Bowers, Irwin Burger,
Jack CrunkletOn, Laurence Dunn,
Donald Guyer, Jessie Harr. Harris
LeFeW, Tom McCubbin, Patricia Nc
Knight, Phyllis Miner, Gloria Moser.
Robert Reynolds, Mary Jean Rupert,
Rae Spector, William Sprankle, La
ban Strike, Nancy Williams and John
Williams.
Section II-2, a home economics
section at H. H. S.. prepared and
served a delicious dinner to their
mothers Thursday, December IL, at
six o'clock, in the H. H. S. cafeteria.
The dinner consisted of meatloaf,
mashed potatoes, peas, carrots to-
mato juice, pocket book rolls,
shredded lettuce salad with thou
sand island dressing, apple pie and
coffee. (Hmmmm, Hmmmmm).
Those present were: Mesdames
Mildred E. Mills, Myers, Forney,
Conrad, Shilling, Kephart, Catherine
Snyder, and the Misses Mary Keep
hart, Betty Mills, Blanche Orndoff, !
Dolores Snyder, Gwen KneIl For
ney Wanda Marques, Phyllis KEEP
hart, Pauline Myers, Dorothy Eber-
sile and Thelma Karner.
A Christmas Dance will be held
in the gym at H. H. S. tonight,
December 10. It's semi
formal and everyone is invited. The
ballroom" will be brightly decor
ated to suit your tastes. Come one,
come all! CHATS all l know about
it, but be there.)
Little girl Gas mother put the
light out); Please stay with me
Mummy, I'm frightened.
Mother: But Gods with you dear.
Little Girl: 1 know Mummy, but
1 want someone with face!
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