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While we have this pause, it gives the Chair
pleasure to announce that there is in the gallery at the
present time a group of students from the eighth and ninth
grades of School 150 in Baltimore City, accompanied by Mrs.
Neverdon, Mrs. Hurley and Mr. Hatch, their teachers.
Delighted to have them with us.
Delegate Willis.
DELEGATE WILLIS: Mr. Chairman, Ladies and
Gentlemen, I would like to present to you 26 students of the
senior class of the Edgewood High School, Harford County,
who have been visiting us on this snowy day. They are
accompanied by two teachers, Mr. David Myers and Mr. Paul
Welch. I would appreciate all of you joining me in extending
i tnem a welcome. Applause.)
I THE CHAIRMAN: before reaching the consideration
of the Minority Report, which pertains to Section 4.18, the
Chair desires to inquire of Delegate Gallagher -- Is Dele-
gate Gallagher here? Will the Page see if Delegate Gallagher
is in the lounge? Will the Doorkeeper see if Delegate Galla-
gher is in the corridor outside?
Delegate Gallagher, do you still desire to offer