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War Activities Increase As GLM Parades Talent Charlie Club, Activities A nn Students See Pageant; May Queen, Attendants Chosen By Judy Junior Highlighting general activities for Emmerich Manual Training- High School this year, the war pro- gram grew as a student war com- mittee was chosen, a flag ceremony was adopted, a stirring nine-act patriotic pageant was presented and classes took up Red Cross du- ties. One student each from the extra- curricular and club groups was named to form the student war council which worked under Mr. John H. Moffat, member of the English belt. Two pupils from the group were chosen to lead the stu- dent body in the pledge of alle- giance at each student assembly. Classes Rearranged Representing great American people, students took part in the patriotic pageant, reliving vital moments in the nation ' s history. Among those portrayed were Abraham Lincoln, played by George Painter; Patrick Henry, Wallace Watkins, and Andrew Jackson, Paul Arnett. Classes in sewing and horn? nursing rearranged schedules to include work in knitting and sew- ing for Red Cross boxes and first aid. Volunteer groups were organ- ized, also. Skating Parties Held Other highlights of the year were the Christmas program, in which the Girls Glee Club formed a live and singing Christmas tree, and the school birthday, Feb. 14, at which the portrait of President E. H. Kemper McComb was un- veiled. The literary staff of five journal- ists completed the magazine issue of The Booster on Jan. 30; Wilma- jean Ketchum was crowned queen of May and, with her four attend- ants, witnessed a colorful fiesta program, and the Red Cross Club sponsored a skating party which was followed by two similar Roines events. Variety Show Stages Numbers Portraying Patriotic Note By Sally Sophomore EMTHS, Dec. 4— With vaude- ville song and dance numbers on the program, the fourteenth an- nual Girls League Variety Show was presented in the Manual Train- ing High School auditorium today. Prefacing other novelty num- bers, Robert Deer and Ruth Norris reminisced as four acts stepped from the pages of a big blue book to bring back Memories. Blondie Portrayed A Latin American chorus served as background for June Siler as she nearly failed the Heffer Feffer Sausage radio quiz test despite Announcer Bob Traugott ' s tips. Blondie and her Bumstead fam- ily came to life as students por- trayed their trials and tribulations; while Sol Bunes and Kenneth Nus- baum gave the audience the C- Russian Ballet. Modern Design Act Kathleen Burns and Mary Shultz presented the Modern Design — Woop, Woop, Woop — act as mem- bers of the Chattanooga Choo-Choo presentation prepared to take their places on the stage. Five song and dance numbers closed the program with an im- pressive patriotic note. Band Supplies Music Mrs. Ruth Shull, in charge of the program, was assisted by Mr. Charles Henzie, Mr. E. Edward Green, Mrs. Dorothy Huber and Miss Frc«da Hart, critics. Music was supplied by the Dance Band, and Mr. Lewis Finch directed stage work. 12
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