The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-15

one at each end of the building,
were under construction. | under
stand they are to be used by the
Jr. College students but for what
purpose, don't know as yet.
Because of the additions, COM
plicated locker situation developed,
since they had to he crowded To-
gether at each end of the hallwa'
The problem has been solved to
some extent, by placing seVeral
rows of the lockers in the upstairs
halls
For day or so we were students
without lockers, but now the mad
scramble to find our own is over and
the excitement is wearing away.
Today a group of representatives
from our Student Council will be
the guests of Towson College. This
group of students will observe the
form of Student Government in that
college in order to compare and
improve our own form of Student
Government.
Accompanied by Mr.. Kerr, assist
ant supervisor of guidance at
HIS, Mr.. Hillman, Student Coun-
ell advisor, and Dr. Mileham, the
students who are touring Towson
College are: Eddie Senior, John
Minnich, Bob Hoffman, Kenny
Spence, Sig Andrews, Noddy Ras-
kin, Betty Cianelli, and Trinkey
Morgan.
The first in series of four career
conferences to be held at HIS. in
1948 was presented January Z, at
900 a. m, to the girls Of HIS. by
the Hagerstown Zonta Club.
The speakers were introduced by
Miss Pauline Blackboard, chairman
of the Zonta Service Committee,
after which the speakers took the
girls interested in a particular field
of business to separate rooms where
the conferences were held.
The speakers and their subjects
included; beauty culture, Mrs. c.
Gle R. Seibert; broadcasting, Miss
Jean Smith; commercial field, Mrs.
Clara w. Wachter and Miss Electa
Ziegler; cosmetics, Mrs. Hazel
Mower; community and social SER
vices, Miss Madeline Dermody;
home economics, Miss Katherine
Schmidt: needle work, Mrs. Fritz
Oppenheim; journalism, Mrs. {.
Neill Baylor; library, Mrs. Reba
Sponcler; medicine, DR.. Elizabeth
Linson; music, Mrs. ]. Alvey Long;
nursing, Miss Myra Erect; photog-
raphy, Mrs. Glenn Zimmerman, and
teaching, Miss Katherine Healey.
The next career conference will
be for the boys of HIS. and will be
presented by the Rotary Club on
January %.
An assembly held last Friday af-
ternoon was devoted to representa-
tives from the Hagerstown Junior
College. who encouraged students to
attend college Mr.. Donald Kaylor
director of administration for the
Junior College, introduced the
speakers, who were members of the
college student body. They told
the advantages Junior College of
fers, the subjects and courses avail
able and described their Student
Government and their college paper
''The Night Crier."
The three speakers were June
Oliver, Tom McCubbin, and Jack
Hull.
Last week Captain Stout, Of the
u. S. Marines, held a conference
with all the boys of HIS, II years
of age or over, about joining the
Marine Reserves.
st. Mary's High School Girls
Varsity succumbed to the HIS
Senior Girls Varsity last Friday
afternoon with a score of 1929. Oul
teams next opponent will be the
Williamsport High School Girls
Varsity, tomorrow afternoon at 2:3(
p. m. at Williamsport.
Jeannine Cunningham is captain
of the varsity this year.
Tuesday the football squad, along
with Mr.. Senior, Mr.. Davis and DIR
Mileham were entertained at
luncheon at noon by the Lions Clut
of HagerstoWn.
A clerical and sales occupation
film was shown to those girls anc
boys interested in that field las
week, through the courtesy of thu
Vocational Guidance Film Corp. O
Des Moines, Iowa.
After several weeks of prepare