The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-25
Southern Speaks
Yearbook
By Jean Beachy

Robert Michael, senior at South
ern, has been appointed editor of
the 1859 Highlander, school year
book. Other positions held on the
staff are Joan Clary, co-editor;
Connie Savage, business manager
Carolyn Flaherty, advertising man
ager; Tom Schaible, photographer;
Lucille Markley, copy editor; Flea
nor Vetter, sales manager; Loretta
Kisner art editor; and Vicki Carl
son, distribution manager.
Orders are being taken for The
Highlander each morning before
school, at lunch, and after school
each evening at the price of three
dollars each. All students are urged
to purchase one of these yearbooks.
Standard Time
Students of Southern are re-
minded they will begin attending
school on standard time, Monday
September 20.
PIT. A.
Back To School Night" will be
featured again this year at the
first PIT. A. meeting which will
be held October twentieth.
A business meeting will be held
at 7:30 after which the parents will
follow the daily schedule of their
child meeting with each teacher.
Senior Pictures
A representative of Rosenbaums
Studio will be here to take orders
for senior pictures and to take pic
lures of all students who were alb
sent the other time,
Student Pictures
Monday and Tuesday of next
week a representative of DelmarS
Studio will be at Southern to take
student pictures.
Junior High pictures will be
taken on Monday and Senior High
on Tuesday.
Catholic Retreat
The Catholic Retreat is being
held today and tomorrow.
Evaluation Committee
Mr. Harold Miller, tenth grade
biology teacher, will be a member
of an evaluation committee which
will evaluate The Hempfield Area
Township High school, Greensburg,
Pa, November 10, 20, and 81.
This evaluation is for secondary
schools of the Middle Atlantic
States. This will be an opportunity
to study a school intensely as we'll
as to participate in the discussions
of the committee members.
Mr.. Albert Ringer will serve on
a committee at the South Hagers-
town High School, February "a, rs,
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Sock Hop
Approximately 300 students at
tended the journalism Sock Hop
which was held in the gym last
Saturday night
Jerry Wilson won the door prize
Council Meeting
Kenneth Johns, principal, Will.
lard Elliott, program chairman, How,
ard White, president, and Merrill
Cargo, assistant program chairman
attended the Garrett County Coun-
Gil of Parents and Teachers at
Fricndsville last Friday night.
Junior High Football
The Junior High Football team
played its first ball game Tues
day with Petersburg The team
lost "a to 0.
Senior High Football
Southerns football team will
travel to Beall tomorrow night for
the first night game of the season
Southern dropped its game last
week to the West Virginia Deaf
School.
Students interested in the game
last week sat in a special cheering
section. Many said they thought
this was a worthwhile project.
Teachers Absent
Four teachers were absent from
school Monday This left quite d
shortage.
Banquet
Senior girls will serve the Re-
publican Dinner which will be
held in the school cafeteria Satur-
day night at $50.
Student Council
The Student Council is planning
to sponsor a bus to the football
game Friday night. All students
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