The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-02-26

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auditorium
Written by Pat Shinham, Pat
Stills, Betty Jones and Trinkey Mar
gon, all of whom are members of
the radio class at HIS, the show
will be directed by Pat Shinham.
Scene one takes place on fifth
avenue on Easter Sunday, and
Scene two takes place in Central
. Park on the afternoon of Easter Sum
day Songs and dances fill the pro-
gram from beginning to end, and
the show will be concluded with the
song April Showers"
Tomorrow will be big day here
at HIS. in the sports department
HIS. girls varsity and the Fred
erick High School Girls Varsity
will vie for district championship
Class A at $50 p. m. The winner of
the game will meet the Fort Hill
girls varsity March 10, for county
honors.
Thursday, February 10, the Opti-
mist Club of Hagerstown sponsored
the last boys career conference of
the school year. These conferences
have been made available to the
students of HIS. by Miss Catherine
Beachley, in an endeavor to acquaint
the students with every career that
they were interested in.
Last weeks conference speakers
were introduced by DR.. NJ E. OS-
borne, president of the club. The
speakers and their subjects were as
follows:
Mr.. Warren Shipping and Mr..
Lester Queery, aviation; Mr.. George
Holloway and Mr.. Charles Houch,
auto mechanics; DR.. N. E. Osborne,
chiropractic; Mr.. Lewis Harrison,
contracting; Mr.. Carl Green, fertil-
izers and minerals; Mr.. Norman
Kaufman, foundry; Mr.. Morris
ley, law; Mr. Claude Miller, ma
chine shop; Rev. Paul Warrington,
ministry; Mr.. Frank Minnich, NOR
tician; Mr.. Joseph Roman, neon
lighting advertising; Mr.. James
Dudley, printing; Mr.. J. Clarke Sci
bert, real estate; Mr.. Joseph Urgo,
restaurant operation; Mr.. Howard
Bradbury and Mr.. Albert Wagner,
craftsmanship; Mr.. Vernon Van
Horn, sheet metal; Mr.. Jack Downs,
teaching; Mr.. r. d. Shircliff, utili-
ties; and Dr. William Teeter, veter-
mary.
All those students wishing to do
so, may purchase tickets to mat
inee of the film, Henry "" starring
Laurence Olivier, from their home
room teachers this week. The pic
ture will be shown at the Maryland
Theatre, March 8, at $3.50 for any
school students wishing to attend,
for SIS admission price,
Wednesday afternoon a special
meeting of all members of all the
stats of the HW.N.W. was called
for the purpose of electing the edi-
tor-in-chief of next years school
paper.
The lucky girl was Betty Iseming-
er, who qualities for the position in
all respects. Nancy Saylor, present
ediotr- chief, will take Betty in
hand for the next two issues of the
paper, in order to give her an idea
of what editing a paper is like.
The business manager will be
elected at later date.
Our Hearts Were Young and
Gay was presented at Newton D.
Baker Hospital Monday by the ORA
MATES Club at HIS. The same cast
that made the play success at
HIS. took the same roles as be-
fore.
The Dramatics Club at st. James
School are planning to present Our
Town" in the near future. AS those
of you who have read the play
know, the cast calls for several fe-
male actresses. As the result, the
girls in the Dramatics Club at HIS.
were asked to try-out for the parts.
Jackie Williams, senior, got the
role of Rebecca Gibbs, and Jane
Sweigert, also senior, will play
Emily Webb. Jackie had starring
role in the play Junior Miss" pre-
scented by the Potomac Playmakers,
last fall, and Jane Sweigert, who al
so played in Junior Miss" had a
leading role in "Our Hearts Were
Young and Gay"
Tuesday afternoon several other
girls tried-out for the roles of Mrs.