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Page 6 HIGH NEWS He tells the mount of the world’s mis- deeds, And comforts when a heart nigh bleeds. Then, too he smiles when man is true, And lulls him to sleep under midnight hue. If I were the moon and the moon were I, I’d live a life most perfect, as I’ve aim- ed to try. Old Saint Mountain records all these Affairs, that the moon both hears and sees. He stands as a statue in pale moon- light, A staple friend in this life long flight. Ministers Visit Our School Our student body has been given much inspiration by hearing the ad- dresses of our local ministers. On Tuesday, May 10, Rev. J. S. Hartman and son Rev. Ralph Hart- man visited our school. The former spoke to the students on, “Why Are You Going To School?” The latter talked on, “Faithfulness Is The Key To Success.” On Wednesday, May 18, Rev. F. Hesse addressed the student body on us. We, the students appreciate the interest which the ministers take in our school by coming here to speak to the subject, “Ideals.” SENIOR NICKNAMES Louise Baechtell—“Jerry” Margaret Beck—“Beckie” Fay Browne—“Brownie” Annabel Forrest—“Had” Martha Fiery—“Red” Agatha Hesse—“Hesse” Eva Miller—“Cody” Marie Oswald—“Johnnie” Frances Ross—“Peg” Ruth Shank—“Shank” Helen Weller—“Ben” Austin Bikle—“Bickle” Robert Kinna—“Bob” Clarence Lung—“Brother” Arthur Martin—“Martin” David Newman—“Peepie” Irl Sensenbaugh— Sensy” Wade Smith—“Whiskers” HOW THE SENIORS SPEND THEIR LEISURE. Louise Baechtell—“Sleeping.” Margaret Beck—“Studying History.’ Fay Browne—“Typewriting.” Martha Fiery—“Reading.” Annabel Forrest—“Talking about her week-ends.” Agatha Hesse—“Driving a Ford.” Eva Miller—“Studying her lessons.” Marie Oswald—“Laughing.” Frances Ross—“Planning Pleasure for Seniors.” Ruth Shank—“Reading French.” Helen Weller—“Playing Volley Ball.” Austin Bikle—“Playing Ball.” Robert Kinna—“Teasing Frances.” Clarence Lung—“Running Lighten- ing.” Arthur Martin—“Raising Farm Pro- ducts.” David Newman—“Soliciting Ads for High News.” Irl Sensenbaugh—“Going to Cheese- hollow.” Wade Smith—“Studying Physics.” Mr. Hartle—Who can give me a sent- ence using the word, “avaunt?” Charles R.—Avaunt what avaunt when avaunt it.
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HIGH NEWS Page 5 year and has been known thus since plays of his Junior and Senior years. In the future, some think he will be a teacher. No doubt he will go to Franklin and Marshall College at Lan caster, but we will have to wait for the alumni notes in the future issue of High News. BASEBALL SEASON Although the Baseball Team did not get off with such a good start, their early defeats seasoned them for later combats. A number of new players from the Elementary Grades and lower classmen were broken in and given their first real touch of Baseball. Many of these boys made a good showing, and will make real, future players. The team, by not entering the league and using younger, inexperien- ced players has made a good start to- ward whipping into shape, a likely looking County Championship Team. The bulk of the pitching was done by Captain Richard Martin, who won his first five starts. Lloyd Masters served in a relief role and besides playing a bang up game at 2nd. base acquired the reputation of being a very timely hitter. The major por- tion of the receiving was performed by Joe Kretsinger in very creditable fash- ion in spite of an early season handi- cap of split fingers. The fielding of Robert Welty was a feature of the defense as was the hitting of third baseman, Edwin Bark- doll. The out-field was built around center-fielder Austin Bikle, a veteran of three campaigns, and was taken care of by Guy Lumm, John Rudy, and Howard Carrill. The work of three youngsters, Tracy, Carril and Bachtell was especially impressive and will show a better account of them- selves in the future. S. H. S. Baseball Scores Thurmont 7—S. H. S. 3 at Thurmont Thurmont 12—S. H. S. 11 at Home Chewsville 2—S. H. S. 17 at Home Quincy O. 10—S. H. S. 9 at Quincy Quincy O. 5—S. H. S. 28 at Home Quincy H. S. 1—S. H. S. 3 at Home Middletown H. S. 3—S. H. S. 11 at Home Middletown H. S. 2—S. H. S. 9 at Mid- dletown. Batting Averages For 7 Games AB H BA Martin 30 14 .466 Geiser 9 4 .444 Lumm 22 9 .409 Barkdoll 30 12 .400 Bikle 8 3 .375 Bachtell 11 4 .363 Kretsinger 22 6 .271 Rudy 30 8 .266 Masters 30 7 .233 Eyler 5 1 .200 Welty 27 5 .135 Carroll 3 1 .125 232 74 .313 FROM YON WINDOW I lay awake on my bed at night, Peer through yon window in calm de- light. My mount doth rise to starry skies; A vigilant guard for slumbering eyes. A sentinel breathing the cool late air, High Rock in gentle silhouette stands there. Behind, a soft warm light is tending— To the lonely world, his bright rays sending. Subtly o’er the Rock he shines— The lacy Pagoda in outline fine. Continued on next page
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