Hagerstown High School - Heiskelite Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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.. The Heiskelite. September September September September September October October October October October October 10-Girls' Intramural Council. 12 15 25 26 CALENDAR 5-School opening. 6-Student Council. 1.3-Sophomore Election of cheer leaders. 15-First Radio Class-Mrs. M. Hoachlander. 24-First journalism Class-Miss Boyer. -Annual Youth Conference of Washington County. -Miss Sarah jane Rice became Mrs. Otto Hofmann. -Navy Day Assembly. -State Teachers' Meeting in Baltimore. 30-Major Norman A. Smrie lectured on Our Future Role in Japan and Germany. November November November November 9-Radio Workshop Assembly 4'News for Youth. 11-17-National Education Week. ll-17-Book Week. 16-Mr. J. Phillip Robinson presented l'Song Hits of 1945 fB.Cj Ant-rim Assembly. November 17-American Legion, Post No. 32 Morris Frock presented H.H.S. with American Hag at Charles Town Victory Football Game. November December December December December December December 21-Glee Club Thanksgiving Assembly. 7-Mrs. Henry Holzapfel, III-Library. 14-Foreign Christmas Assembly by language classes. 20-Christmas Alumni Dance. 20-Radio Workshop Christmas broadcast-HGood King Wenceslaus 21-Glee Club Christmas Assembly. Z1-January 2-Christmas and New Year Vacation. N

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. . The lleiskelite . . PROPHECY fContinuedJ I'll say 'tis. Why, thet Jackson Hull is a writer and thet Dick Babylon is in wood-craft bisness. Charles Mobley and Doris Houser told me thet they took pictures of Hillary Henson and Vivian Deeds-the great world travelers fer their papers. Renate Hoke just came back from South America where she trans- lated some medical books fer thu guv'm't, her dog was taken ill on thu way an, she had ta call Jack Loudenslager, Jr., the Veter-a amimule doc! I also see'd in the paper thut Betty Roane, Martha Gerberic, Caroline Myers, Joyce Shilling, Peggy Keiffer, Dutch'l Harrison, Louise Boward, Frances Patton, J, Miller, Susan Warrenfeltz, Gloria Riley, and Jean Ritter all have grad-i-a-te'd from the hors- pital. Jean Ritter is goin' on teachin' nursin! I was a list'in te thu rad-e-o th' other day an' herld Eloise Duffey over thu Opre. Mary Edelman is teachinl music, Garl Bateman, Lois Badgley, Tom Wade and Don Lighter are all musicians. An' take Peggy Troupe, she can cut a Egger on skate like no body's business. Then there was them kids thet wanted te be teachers: Corrine Hendrickson, Carolyn Patterson, Bette McDonough, Ruth Glass, and Betty Jane Whipp. Betty is teachin' dancin' to thu little ,uns in town. By the way, Bob, did ya know thet Eddie Raskin is in his own Synagogue now? Caroline Olson is the orglnist et thu church whar Janice Welsh an her min- ister husband are keepin thinls movin over to thu church. Rosalie Bovey is doin' a splendid job o' keepin' thu kids of thu congregation in thu right pathf' Yea, and them fellers that wanted to be engineers. They was Milton Heck, Joe Shank, Raymond Poffenberger, Charles Houpt, Erston Newcomer, Bob Wright, Bill Green, Bob Matthews, Bob Long, Joe McDaniels, Lewis James, and Art Per- kins. What about LaVerne Colbert? She wanter ta be a sec-re-tary, didnlt she? That's right, I wander if she married Peck. And then there was June Lyday. She wanted to go ta trainin' ifln Johnny or Red didn't hook her fust. You know, I'm glad I cou'd live to see sech a swell bunch a kids git wat they want'd from life. As we leave them the sun is settin' on the happiest kids from HAGERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL. 19

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. . The Heiskelite . . CALENDAR CContinuedj january ll-Radio Workshop Assembly-Movies. january 14-Senior Class Election. January 165-junior Class Election. January 18-Radio Workshop Quiz over WJEJ for Clothing Drive. February 1-Dramatic Club- Nine Girls. February 6-May 6-'looking Ahead series of Vocational Guidance Broadcasts February 8-Dr. Ferguson-Health Program. February IS-Church Speaker. February 25-Antrim Assembly-Mr. Al Priddy. February Z6- Junior Town Meeting of the Airl'-WBAL. March 1-Dramatic Club Assembly. March 8-Atoms and Air. March 13-National Symphony. April April April April May May june june june 5- How to Get a Job. 12-Pan American Day. 17-Foods and Fashions. 26-Music Appreciation Program. 15-Senior Class Play. 31-junior and Senior Prom. 2-Baccalaureate. S-Commencement. 7--Last day of school. 21