The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-13


are elected, and this week the 1947
elections are being held. The num-
erous candidates have been going
at their campaigning with eager en-
thusium, and who will win?-time
will tell.
Last Tuesday morning the sopho-
more class was assembled in the au-
ditorium to nominate candidates. On
hand were the presiding officer,
Jack Nuckels, president of the Stu
dent Council; Mr.. Hillman, Student
Council advisor; and Betty Cianelli,
last years sophomore class secre-
tary, who gave the qualifications
which are necessary for any and all
candidates.
Those nominated for the office of
president of the sophomore class
were: William Renner, Pat Thomas
(girD, jeanne Guilliani, Joy Twill,
Helen Smith and Jack Irwin. Office
of vice-president: Jack West, Phillip
Rohrer, Tommy Nigh and Joe
Mitz. Office of secretary: Joan Cor
don, Dick Bearinger, Marlene War
den, Charles Gelwicks and Gloria
Boward. Office of treasurer: De-
lores Lands, Pat Thomas (boy),
Bud Byers, William Slick, Alice Ba-
ker and Don West.
On Thursday morning the junior
class met in the HIS. auditorium
and nominated the following as
their candidates:
President: Kenny Spence, Betty
Cianelli, Don Harper and John
Davies. Vice-president: Betty Ise-
minger, Bill Randell, Park Beaver,
Bill Right, John Kelly, Don Snod
derby and Jay Cover. Secretary;
Kay Rhoades, Roy Snyder, Katie
Dimon, Jack Hildebrand, Charles
Grove, Jack McCune, Pat Emerson,
Bill Moore and Worthy Boretos.
Treasurer: Paul Brady, Tom Shank,
Duke Stouffer, Bill Essex, Peggy
Hebb, Alan Martin, Jim Snyder,
Kim Poole, Janice Carper, David
Zombros and Pat Pitzer
Next came the Senior class, who
made the following nominations on
Friday morning:
President: Charles Waltrick, Ell
wood Hauver, Ann Stouffer, Dick
Sales and Buck Early Vice-presi-
dent; Fred Jones, Alan Davis, Nod
dy Raskin, Dick Springer and
George Baker. Secretary: Dick
Harnish, Eleanor Mcmillan, Betsy
Cannen, Lee Cordell, Pat Aaron,
Nancy Saylor and Donald Hoff-
man. Treasurer: Ferman Smith,
Allen Davis, Burt Hoffman, Dick
Cromer, Melvin Davis, Durwood
Miller, Merle Elliott, Clinton Neff,
Brub Myers, Betty Bowers, Donnie
Wolfkill and Dave Shirley.
The elections will be run off by
secret ballot in the home rooms this
week, after week of campaigning
by each candidate. Another vote will
be taken between the two persons
from each Office receiving the high
est number of votes.
The reuslts of the elections will
be announced in this column next
week
Another organization that got un-
derway last week was the famous
Breakfast Club" AS you all prob
ably know, this club was founded
for those students who are failing,
or are afraid of failing, certain
subject or subjects. Each morning
from 8:15 until 8:45, classes are
taught by tutors, who are students
outstanding in their class work.
This organization was first intro
duced to HIS. last year. Having
been proved successful, it has been
formed again this year with an Ex-
ecutive Board including Bob Hoff-
man, Robert Appleget, Charles
Chatkins, Robert Richie, Roy
Henck, Donald Hoffman and the
boards secretary, Pat Hebb.
Headed by Chief Tutor, Bob
Hoffman, teaching staff of 81
members are organizing their
classes and schedules.
At Student Council meeting last
week a letter from a senior girl was
read. AS result, the law concern
ing passing in the halls from one
class to another quietly" was rein
stated, because the young lady
made it plain that "she would like
to graduate without any broken
bones"
The Social and Welfare Commit
tee of the Student Council will soon