The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-04-24

Princess, Nancy Alvey; prince, Rob
ert MyerH; Blancette, the maid, Mil
dred Bowers; King, Charles Lillard;
Queen, June Martin; Horse, Helten
Bennett; Goose Herd, Fred Shank.
The fairy tales are directed by Mrs.
Majorie Boachlander, with Dick
Howard as assistant director. Sound
effects were in charge of Phyllis
Hoffman.
I've just learned that we have
more talent at HIS. than we have
known about, and this time it be-
longs to George Payette, Jr.
George has had his talent all along
but this was his first chance to show
it, and he did a good job of it. What
I'm talking about is this: George N.
Payette entered national essay con-
test sponsored by the Pan Ameri-
can Magazine" using the topic "How
Can the Young People of the United
States Help Promote More Harmon
ious Relations Between this Country
and the Latin American Republics?"
Well, he won the contest, first place
too, mind you.
He will receive as his reward a
$25 prize and his winning essay will
be published in the May issue of the
magazine.
He is interested in journalism and
stage production, and is also a mem
Der of the Quill and Scroll.
$3.50
Tuesday group of Future Teach
ers of America from HIS. visited
schools in Washington County with
Miss Katherine Beachley and Miss
Pauline Blackboard The purpose of
this trip was to acquaint them with
the various methods of instruction
in the schools.
Students making the trip were:
The Misses Alice Lusby, Marcyanna
Rowe, Audrey Myers, Mary F. Rech-
er, Claudine Resi-, Patricia Hebb and
Lucy Basore.
The Annual Home Economics Re
view will be presented this afternoon
in the high school auditorium for
girls only, but will also be held in
the evening for parents.
The cast is made up of all the 1858
girls taking home economics. who
will model the clothing they made
during the course of the year.
The introduction script, Through
the Looking Glass" was written by
Gloria Moser. 1t is a story of
young girl, played by Jeanne Snow
berger, who falls asleep and dreams
of all these beautiful clothes, and
in her dream the home economies
girls wearing their clothes pass be-
fore her.
The food department will present
a skit on food selection and money
management. There will also be
skit on child care and good groom
ing.
The types of clothing to be worn
include: House coats, pajamas, wool
en- skirts, shamra dresses, Bingham
dresses, miscellaneous cotton dresses,
shirts and blouses, sport clothes, and
dates dresses.
Mary Palkovitz will be the nara
tor.
Some changes have been made in
the cast of ''The Little Red School
house." to be presented some time
in May by the sophomore group of
the Dramatics Club.
The changes are as follows: Nudge,
Nancy Milton; Ezra Porter, Eddie
Senior; Tessie, Barbara Highbarger;
Hildegarde, Jane McCauley; The mar
rator, Wayne Taylor.
Two young mothers were discuss
ing the behavior of their children.
One complained, 81 never can con-
troll Billy when he becomes unruly."
Il have very little trouble with
my son." the second mother explain
ed whenever he is misbehaving,
I try to soothe him by brushing his
hair. If that fails, l use the other
side of the brush on the other end
of Tommy"
Flattery is perfume to be smell
ed, not swallowed.