BAND AND CHORUS
(Continued from Page 1)
BAND
"Silent Night"—Frans Gru
ger.
"O Come. All Ye Faithful"
—John Reading.
"Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing"—F. Mendelssohn.
"Joy to the World"—G F.
Handel.
A CAPPELLA CHORUS
(Junior High)
"High School Cadets"—
John P. Sousa.
"Granada Overture"—W. P.
McCaughey
"Star Spangled Banner"—
BAND
Young Boys
Stage Excellent
Basketball Show
Basketball is just the dish for
the Young clan Two of the
brotherhood, playing on opposing
teams in the Matanuska Hotel
AACS fray Tuesday evening,
proved that point beyond a sha
dow of a doubt. The pair, each
playing in the right guard spot,
ran neck and neck in the scoring
and each ended with 19 points
apiece for the evening’s work.
Teammates supported Lee
Young on the Matanuska Hotel
five a bit more strongly in pay
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dirt, and the Hotel men took the
Tuesday game by a 59-48 count.
Probably, however, the AACS
Young held a slight scoring edge
over the home-town lad, for he
left the game on five fouls, early
in the fourth quarter.
The two teams were as evenly
matched in some other depart
ment as well. The Hotel-men
missed 13 tries for point- The
Army five topped them slightly
there by missing 16 times.
Army’s Manning and Harris
each were good for 11 points, as
were Hamilton and Hardage of
the Hotel squad.
After a slow start, when the
Matanuska Hotel squad built a
19-7 lead in the first quarter, the
teams battled evenly for almost
the entire game. They were nev
er separated by more than six or
seven points, until mid-way in
the fourth quarter when the
Army lost three of its starting
five in quick succession, because
of five personal fouls.
The Army squad is composed
of the original hard-luck boys,
anyway, they say. The team has
won three and lost three in Post
league play, but they swear that
each of the three on the wrong
side of the ledger was lost by a
one-point margin
In Tuesday’s preliminary, the
Palmer Independents (second
stringers of the Hotel’s squad)
barely lasted to edge Wasilla 25
to 21. The Wasilla boys improve
steadily with every game, and
should be breaking into the win
column in the near future.
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Weds W. Parcells
In Saturday Rites
At a quiet evening ceremony
held last Saturday at the home
of U- S. Commissioner Dorothy
Saxton, Miss Jeanette Hemmer
of Palmer, was married to Walter
Parcells. former Kingston, Wash.,
resident. Only the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hemmer,
and the couple’s attendants wit
nessed the service.
Miss Hemmer wore a dark
green dress with gold accessories
as her wedding costume. Her
corsage was coral camellias She
was attended by Mrs. Billie Ren
shaw, who wore a corderoy suit
of rust with a double gardenia
corsage. Jay Maulc was best
man for Mr. Parcells.
The couple will make their
home in Palmer, where Mr. Par
cells is employed as a printer by
the Anchorage Shopping Guide
School Christmas Play
To Be Next Thursday
Pupils of Palmer grade school
will present their Christmas pro
gram, a Nativity play, next
Thursday afternoon. The pro
gram, in which students of grades
one through six will participate,
commences at 2 p. m. in the Gym
nasium, according to William T.
Zahradnicek, superintendent Par
ents, and everyone interested in
terested in the school’s Christ
mas program, are invited to be
present.
The junior chorus, directed by
Paul Bushong, will assist in the
musical portion of the "program.
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