December 11
S HIG IGHTS--by " H - PPY" Continued
Seems like our friend JACKI 7: COHN and her
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getting to be quite popular. Even Santa vantc:l to hoar Jackie sing a soli
Speaking of JACKIE'S "SONGSTERS", the other day she lost one of her
members and decided to initiate a now one--NANCY NAUE. NANCT must have
boon terrific because a few of the boys rewarded her with a tangerine.
How come BETTY IFFERT spends so much time studying library books?
Getting studious BETTY/?/
Did you know that BILL LO E'S favorite saying is
like you".
What happened to JOHNNY LAERANCIS 5 1 • Pontiac? JOHN???What's this I
hoar about "DOC", bettor known as JOE DOUGH: RTY carrying Ping-Pong balls
with him when he goes out? What's the matter "DOC" afraid Sal will do son
practising??
NARY DONSIH is singing .a new song this Xmas. She changed the worth.
of "I want a Hippotomus for Xmas" to "I want a Baby Sister for Xmas". In
either case Nary, Santa cantt be of too.much help.
CHORUS CONCERT - TUESDAY 8:30
The College Community Chorus will hold its first major concert of the season
Tuesday evening, December 15th, at 8:30, in the Christ Litheran Parish House
Auditorium on Green Street.
The chorus consists of students from Highacres and several people from the
surroudding community regions. Miss Pearl Garbick is the Director and Mr. James
Steel is accompanift.
The Tuesday evening concert will feature Christmas music from the Alamo,
Germany l ltaly, Poland and England. Shirley Ray will be narrator and will explain
the carols and the customs of the countries from which each carol comes.
Hadynig Toy Symphony, always a number on a musical program s will be offered
by the members of the chorus. The members will 4andle the toy instruments while
Miss Pearl Garbick and Miss Ann McHugh will serve as violinists and Mr. Gilbert
Ward will play the cello. We students of Highacres want to see their classmates
in action so we hope to see most of you at the concert.
Incidentally, recorded music will flow from the loudsoeaker in the music
room Monday when records by the Huddersfield Choral Society and the Liverpool
Philharmonic orchestra under the direction of Sir Malcom Sargent will play
Handel's Messiah
MANAGING EDITOR- GEORGE ITASTERAN
COPY EDITOR- NORM HALL
TYPIST - BERNTE GROMNIAK
BETTIE IFFERT
WRITERS- LILLIAN JUNAS
HAZLETON COLLEGIAN
STAFF THIS ISSUE
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