The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07

| dancing, Sports NSlle Was IellillS
champion of her class in college,, and
music. (To let you in on a little
secret, she likes Tommy Dorsey and
Glenn Miller's orchestras better then
any other and Perry Como is tops
with her in singing)
Miss Payne walked into radia-
tor the other day and said Excuse
me-" Now she feels that this was
a sign that she is becoming a typical
school teacher. (Heaven Help Herb
The first of its kind in the high
school is the Breakfast Club, which
has been organized to help those
students who need extra coaching
on certain subjects The club meets
before school every morning. A
teacher supervises the meetings, but
otherwise student teaches student,
since there are not enough teachers
to get to every student needing help.
Algebra, biology, and United States
History classes have already been
started, but others will be organized
in time
The P. A. system has been COM
pleted in the gym and now there
will be dancing in the gym from
1915 p. m. until 1870 p. m, that is,
if it isn't raining. If it does rain there
will be dancing only between one
and one-thirty.
Some changes are being made at
Fl. H. S. The administrative offices
are being enlarged and a counter
will be placed in the enlarged sec
ton Now there will be more room
for the kids to turn around in the
office when they find it necessary
to be there.
The extention of the library is to
accommodate the Junior College as
well as the high school students.
The additional space was provided
by partitioning one of the science
rooms which adjoined the library.
In this way more books and space
will be available to the students.
The boys of the Jonthan Hager
Chapter of the F. F. A. participated
in the recent annual livestock show
and sale at the union stockyards in
Baltimore. The show was. held Octo-
Der Is and 10, for all classes of stock |
along the eastern shore.
Robert Leatherman, showing a
pure-bred Hampshire barrow, won
seventh place; George Weagley's |
pure bred Dorset lamb won four
teenth place; and Ralph McCauley's
Hereford steers took tenth place.
Pure-bred cattle were also shown !
by Charles Horst.
Following the show and sale, all .
the boys showing livestock were en-
tertained at banquet given in their |
honor by the Esskay Packing Co.
$50
At the first meeting of the newly |
organized Record Club, the follow
ing officers were elected: president,
Phyliss Hoffman; vice-president, Hill
ton Bennett secretary, George OAR
lington; treasurer, James Murfin.
Thirteen persons who wanted to
join the club attended the meeting,
but many more than that are expect |
ed at the next meeting, which will |
be ED Nov. II. Also at that time |
name for the club will be selected.
The purpose of this club is to
develop appreciation of all kinds of
music through the playing of rec
rds. The club in buying its own rec
ords, but they may be loaned to the
school for various occasions.
Our famous, unsurpassed football !
team, which has done such an ex-
cellent job so far, will meet that |
"as strong as" team of Fort Hill
this Saturday on the high school
field. Good luck!
The football team was entertain
ed at luncheon held by the Rotary
Club last Wednesday at the Hotel
A1avopJor (Coo,,,. I;I,o or,or1,ov,o -
Hagerstown is proud of the good job !
our team is doing)
Varsity try-outs for the basketball
team will be held November IA. We
ought to have pretty good varsity,
too, or know the reason why.
The Tri-Hi-Y Club held an out
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