The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-20

in the home rooms, by secret pallot.
The candidates for the three offices
were (again): President, Dave Ga
nelli and James Spofford; vice
president, Mary Lou Bickle and
John Knuckles; secretary, Duke
Stauffer, Barbara O'denhal and
John Davies (who was put up by
his campaign manager, Bob Conrad,
one hundred followers and a petit
ton to the student council.
The votes were counted by a COM
mittee composed of Betty Cianelli,
Pat Emerson, Fay Alexander, Sally
Sladen, Betsy Bailey and Jack
Crunkleton.
AND IT is MY GREAT PLEAS
URE to present: Our new Student
Government President, Dave Ga
nelli, and our new vice president,
Jack Knucllles. But wait a minute,
there isn't any secretary! Well,
there's only one reason and that
was - John Davies and Barbara
O'denhal are tied 1893 to 1888. The
run-off election for secretary was
to be held this week, but l haven't
heard any results, as this was writ
ten.
You'll want to know how close the
other candidates came to winning,
1 suppose, so here are the results:
For president, Dave Cianelli, 624;
James Spofford; 391; for vice-presi-
dent, Jack Knuckles, STA; May Lou
Bickle, 427; for secretary, Duke
Stauffer received 292 votes.
Good luck! You'll sure need it.
The second annual sports playday
for girls of Washington county will
be held March 90, from 1890 p. m.
to 500 p. m, at the high school, UNI
der the sponsorship of the H. H. S.
girls varsity, directed by Miss Lewis,
physical education instructor at the
school.
The fundamental principle of
playday is playing together rather
than against the girls from other
schools. For example: A team is
comprised of girl from each school.
This is supposed to bring about a
better understanding b etw n
schools
Twelve girls and a coach will be
present from the high schools of
Smithsburg, Clear Spring, Hancock,
Williamsport, Boonsboro, st. Mary's,
Waynesboro and H. H. S. The games
chosen are those best known and
liked by all schools, including bas-
ketball (Which will be the principal
, activity of the day), volley ball, bad
minton and ping-pong
No prizes are to be awarded, as
the playday is not being held to
determine which school is superior
in sports. The idea is to better ac-
quaint the senior girls from other
schools with those of H. H. S.
Last year, playday was entirely
new to H. H. S. Miss Lewis init
ated it with her arrival as gym in
structor
All in all, playday is climax to
all winter sports activities.
I'm still on the subject of playday.
A few committees for playday
have already been appointed and
here they are: Art committee Ito
make posters and programs), 10 Ann
Clark, Ann Zimmerman, June Oh
liver, 10 Ann Kanage, Jackie Will
liams, Betty Jones; music committee
Lois Mongan (pianist for the group
singing that will be held in the au-
ditorium) and the cheerleaders from
H. H. S. (who will lead the group
singing). Miss Lewis stated that the
songs will probably consist of the
school songs of the different groups
presently.
Other committees will be an
nounced later.
An informal dance will be coming
up April II and will be sponsored BY
the Sophomore class, under the dl-
rection of the class officers.
Committees are: Tickets, Joyce
Lightner, chairman; Don Snodderly
David Swartz; entertainment, Pat
Haines, Betty Henson, Janet Rogers
publicity, Kemper Muse, Keith Ha-
mill; decoration, John Pearl, chair
man; Edythe Marpel, Pat Crunkle-
ton, Nancy Milton, Bill Wright ano
Doris Roney; refreshments, Wanda
Knight (chairman), Fay Alexander
Francis Roach and Peggy Eyler.
Dancing will be to the music Of
George Finney and his all Veteran
Orchestra.
The Library Club is going to be
busy in a few days wrapping ano
packing Bundles for Europe. We a
r.