The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-16

gerstown Hubs to 80 to 20 victory
over the Allegheny Hi Squad last
Friday night at the Municipal Sta
dunn. Early scored all of Hagers-
towns five touchdowns Again the
defense played a minor role in the
game
The Hubs completed three out Of
four passes and intercepted one of
the Allegheny teams long shots. The
Allegheny Hi connected with three
of their eight pass attempts.
Early proved to be the outstand-
ing star of the game, and he came
through with some great runs. One
of his highlights was the heartfelt
length run he made, an almost dup
icate of his run at Martinsburg last
week.
"Brub" Myers came through to
make good three of his placement
kicks.
Those scoring for the visitors were
Cecil, 2, and Bruce. Extra points
were made by Lease and Shuss.
(Our deepest sympathy goes to
those three Allegheny boys hurt in
the game).
Last Wednesday there were assem-
blies for those juniors and seniors
not planning to attend college. A
film, classification of Occupation"
produced and distributed by the Vo-
cational Guidance Films, Inc, was
presented by Mr.. Kerr, assistant
guidance director at HIS. The film
described the Dictionary of Occu-
pations," which was first published
in 1910, and which discusses $4,000
different occupations.
The seven different fields of occu-
pations shown in the film were pro-
fessional, clerical and sales, service,
agricultural, fishery and forestry,
skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled
occupations.
At a DramatiCS Club meeting last
Tuesday the following officers were
elected: president, Duke Stouffer;
vice-president, Katherine Baker; sec
rotary, Mary Lou Bike. Committees
appointed were the reading com
mittee and the Constitution COM
mittee. Members of the reading
committee are: Laura Shatto, Bob
Sagle, Helen Smith, Don Snodderly,
Nancy Saylor and Eva Dele Scott
Members of the constitution COM
mittee are: Bob Hoffman, Trinky
Morgan, Paul Byers, Pat Thomas,
Charles Chatkin and Sarah Kanaga.
1t was decided that the club meet
the first and third Tuesday of every
month at $3.50 p. m.
Harold Buck" Early is the great
touchdown" man on the Hagers.
town Hub football team. Having
been on the team for three success
full years, he is well qualified for bis
honored position as Captain.
Early has shown his stuff as full
back by ESQ far) chalking up nine
touchdowns for H. H. S. in the
three games already played.
Buck attended the Antietam and
South Potomac Street Schools and
finally HIS. A senior, Buck is TAX
ing the general course and is mem
Der of the Boys Discussion Club.
Bucks future is black. In other
words he hasn't made up his mind
what he wants to do yet.
Standing 5'9", Buck weighs l62
pounds, sports big build, has light
brown hair, is handsome and very
shy. you'll never know what a
hard job it was getting this inter-
view)
1.-The team isn't as good as last
years team, but it is good and can
get around" according to its Cap
tain.
Good luck, Buck Early.
Representatives of the new Ele-
-mentary Business Training class at
HIS. Caught by Mrs. Andrews)
were conducted on tour of the Ha-
gerstown Trust Company last We'd
nesday. Those making the tour were:
Ralph Hess, Vida Miller, Margaret
Troupe, Robert Gossart, Clinton Neff,
Miriam Duffey, Louise Davis, Arthur
Brandenburg, Imogene Hull, Craig
Clevenger, Jetta Adams, Shirley
Rind, Betty Cianelli, Elsie Senior
and Annabelle Grimes.
The tour was made possible thru
the courtesy of Mr.. Robert N. Bach
tell, treasurer of the bank.
At meeting of the Sports Service
Club held several weeks ago, the
following officers were elected: Janet
nox,ic yrnSident. June Carr vice