Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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HIGH JEW VOL. I Smithsburg, Maryland- NO. 8 Commencement Thursday, June 11. PROGRAM HOinOR studenus Invocat on Rev. Hesse Orchestra Glee Club Remarks by Mr. Hartle Commencement address by Dr. Wait- man Barbe, U. of West Virginia Orchestra Glee C ub Presentation of diplomas to Seniors and 8th Grade students by Superinten- dent B. J. Grimes Benediction Rev. Rice Fr d y June 12th. Jun'or Reception for Seniors at Smithsburg High Schhol -8:00 P. M. June I8th. A'urrni Banquet at Smiths- burg High School -7:30 P. M. Friday May 22 Senior Class Party Smith- sburg H gh School -8:00 P. M. Sund-y June 7 Seimon to Graduates -8:00 P M. at Trinity Luthern Church. Tuesday June 9 - 12:30 Reception to 8th. grades of sur- rounding schools. 12:30 to 1:30 Luncheon 1:30 to 2:30 Soc a' Hour 2:30 to 3:00 Demonstration Lesson in Science -Teacher, Vlr. Chandlee. 3:15 Base Ball Game Freshman vs 8th. Graders Wednesday June 10 Class Night -8:00 P. M. at the Comm- unity House Program Orchestra Salutatory Lillie Shuff Glee Club (Continued on next page') According to an age old custom, honor students have deen elected in the graduating class of S. H. S. I hese positions were deter- mined by the average scholastic standing for thi entire four years. Olive Toms has won first place. Lillie Shuff second. Mildred Rowe third, and John Pike, fourth. Differ- ent from previous years when the Valadict- ory and Salutory addresses were given on Commencement night, this year Olive and Lillie will give their speeches at the Class Night program. GREETINGS With this issue the old head of “High News” ret res, and next year the members of the new staff will take their positions. 1 his has been the first season for the “High News.” If papers improve with age and experience, next year High News ought to be wthout doubt ore of the best in the courty. Through the unt ring efforts of the staff that is now retiring, most who have sened faithfully for one year, the news, articles have been good, the editorial col- umns have well expressed the sentiments of the student body, and aside from all this, our p-per has been a financial success Our Editor-in Chief by her faithful and never ceasing work and interest has managed the paper w.th a smooth precision. Business manager Lynn kept the “High News’’ on a firm financial basis, and Advertising Man- ager, Henneberger secured the “ads”’ which have made its publication possible. We the Senior Class reccomend this paper to you, the Senior Class of 1926. We urge you to feel that we are ready to help in whatever you may wish us to do. We both shall remember that this paper stands for S. H. S. representing it student body and the community of Smithsburg.