Elkton High School - Antler Yearbook (Elkton, MD)

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BAND This is probably the best-known musical organization in Elkton High since music was reinstated in Cecil County schools. This year it has not made many public appearances because of gas and tire rationing. However, the band did play for the dedication of the Boy Scout Lodge in the fall. It will also participate in the Spring Festival. Director-Miss Virginia Smith ELHISCO STAFF Editor-in-chief . ,,.,, ...,. ,.,.......,,.... . . Assistant Editor Business 8x Circul ation Manager ...,. .... Sports Editors . ,.., .. ,............,....,,. . Exchange Editor Gossip Editors ...... Feature Editors Reporters: B. Baldwin K. Bouchelle J. Carr Typists: J. Eder Advisers : .... A. M. E. A. A. Crothers Hillyard Perkins Gamble Shockley Robert McBride Virginia Lytle Edmund Pratt Miller Jensen, Connie Fry Mary Etta Rudolph Margot Albinson, Jack McMenamin Jane Martenis, Mary Galinski P. Morgan E. Parrett T. Garrett M. Lewis Cora A. Dunn and A. Rebecca Smith Page Thirty

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SENIOR PROM The .Senior Prom at E. H. S. was held January 14, 1944 and was a huge success. A large crowd attended the dance and everyone enjoyed themselves immensely. Music was furnished by George Feary and his sailor orchestra. The decorations for the affair followed the Winter theme. They consisted of blue crepe paper, hung to simulate an evening sky, and spangled with silver stars. The backboards were also trimmed this way with the addition of a silver moon on one of them. Blue and silver stars were pinned on the curtain encircling the silver letters E. H. S. 1Pictures of the prom were taken by David Poffenbergerg all other pictures in the Antler were taken by J. H. Rurner.J Page Thirty-Two