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February 6, 1942 GOLDSBORO HI N EWS PAGE FIVE 0-ct;^ ZA/x^ mi«Kn Here’s to February, Cupid’s month! Only eight more days ’till Valentine! But, alas, alas, Cupid re ported to me about the breaking up (sniff, sniff) of three freshmen couples, (sniff) two sophomore couples, (sniff) one junior couple, (sniff) and FOUR senior couples! (Ya’ know, seniors always lead!) Rumor has it that some lucky little blonde has actually broken all rules, so far as our handsome woman-hater. Bob K., is concerned —He walked into physics the other day with lipstick op his cheek!!! Still on the subject “blondes” and what people are saying—^who’s the little blonde that goes around re citing this: My love has flew Him did me dirt. Me never knew Him was a flirt. To those who love Let I forbid Lest you be doo-ed Like I been did. Conway Rose Sat on a tack. Conway rose. If you would like to choke some one when you read this, Conway, choke the Hi News box. Wanted—By any girl. The heart of that good looking Junior boy— Dillon E. Wanted—By ALL GHS girls. A date for the Junior Play, March 27. For Sale—Used heart. Anyone in terested please see Helen Denning. Lost—Margaret H.’s heart. Will the finder please return to Ellis B. Noticed—Tootsie Powell’s smile for the new boy from Wilmington, Bud B. Also Pearl Privette’s. Rumor has it that two junior girls aren’t on speaking terms now, because a senior boy can’t make up his mind. Here’s to both of you— He’s a swell fellow, don’t you think so? KELLY'S BEAUTY SHOP 10th Floor Wayne Bank Bldg. PHONE 191 'Xeep 'Em Flying'^ THOMAS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. ISAACS-CASTEEN GOLDSBORO’S MOST POPULAR PRICED CREDIT JEWELERS Between Kress and Woolworth On Center Street VISIT The Hotel Goldsboro Barber Shop Complete Service Dopey Definitions Golf Course— Frosh-tr“place to play golf” Soph—“place to hunt” Junior—“wait’ll I’m a sr” Senior—“swish” Love— Frosh—“I’m too young” Soph—“dictionary definition, deep devotion” Junior—“it’s wonderful” Senior—“I give up” “Miss You”— Frosh—“Its beyond me” Soph—“pretty tune” Junior—“too slow” Senior—“words fit” Jet’aim'e— Frosh—“ain’t English” Soph—“ain’t Latin” Junior—“ain’t Spanish” Senior—“I love you” Have you heard about the boys’ definition for a girl’s hands—you know, the paws that refreshes! It seems that two of our senior boys have set a couple of sopho more hearts on fire! You oughta’ be ashamed, Joe and Cubby! Bill Sutton hasn’t really gone, or at least some of our girls say that he’ll always remain in their hearts—f’rinstance Mildred, Lyda, and Susan. Wonder how many more??? To whom it may concern: any similarity to any studes in GHS, here or there, is purely intentional, and absolutely on the level—. Coopid, Jr. BUY FURNITURE NOW HEILIG and MEYERS STYLE — QUALITY PLUS SERVICE at NEIL JOSEPH'S CHINK'S DINING ROOM — SPECIALTIES — BAR-BE-OUE FRIED CHICKEN STEAKS OYSTERS ANY STYLE PRIVATE DINING ROOMS WE CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES Located Vz Mile West of Goldsboro on the Raleigh Highway PHONE 1^004-J Students Give $101.64 For Dimes Campaign A complete total of $101.64 was turned in for the annual March of Dimes campaign, conducted the week of January 19-28, with the freshmen presenting a total of $43,25, the largest amount given from the four classes. The Juniors were runners-up with a total of $24.40, followed by the Sophomores with $20.35, and the Seniors with $13.64. Ralph Bland, a sophomore, was appointed student chairman, with a committee composed of the four class treasurers, who are: Charles Britt, Freshman Class; A. W. Grif fin, Sophomore Class; “Skinney” Ellis, Junior Class; and Billy Charl ton, Senior Class. Miss Ruby Bar rett acted as adviser. Mr. W. A. Dees Speaks In Special Assembly (Continued from Page 1) certainly don’t want to have any thing to do with him. You will not make a success of anything unless you are always; on the job. % “Don’t be a damper on your en tire class. Don’t hold them back by your absence. Don’t let them count you out before you get out in life’s race. Come to school of your own motion and come every day,” urged Mr. Dees. “Nobody is responsible but yourselves.” The new regulation, which was announced by Mr. Gaddy, is that all absences which are excused for any reason other than sickness or death in the family or of friends will be made up by the student after school, hour for hour. The absences that are unexcused are to be considered deliberate cuts and will not be allowed to be made up and will carry-^a-S point penalty on the quarterly grade. The same applies to excused absences that are not made up. This regulation went into effect January 29. Jenkin's Cash Grocery 805 East Walnut Street GOLDSBORO, N. C. Phones 700—701 GET YOUR SPRING SHOES AT PARROTT'S SHOE STORE REMEMBER YOUR GIRL ON VALENTINE'S DAY WITH A BOX OF CANDY from Brown’s Drug Store Seeing Things Have you ever noticed those come-hither glances Susan has every time Mac walks by, or the merry twinkle that pops in Betty W.’s pretty blue eyes when that cute senior boy Johnny Bridgers is around. Then there’re Ruth and Bill Min ton. They both have pretty blue eyes—must run in the family. In case you never have, take a look at Lois Smith’s sad but beau tiful “Daisy Mae” eyes; or if you prefer fireworks, just let Ann T. flash a few your way. If you care for the dreamy type, just mention Margaret while Ellis is around, or Harriet when Pat M. is near. (Don’t forget to look at Elizabeth S.’s eyes when you men tion a certain C. N.) How about the mischievous twin kle in Coach Jeffrey’s eyes, and one of our GHS males was over heard saying: quote—“Gosh, ain’t Miss Anderson got purty eyes?”— unquote! Have you ever noticed how those eyes of John H.’s, and even Mr. Gaddy’s are always cutting up? You know,—winking. The thing of it is, that the girls really seem to enjoy it. One that never fails is that familiar stupid expression; just take a peep in any room when the teach er asks a question. MADE RITE IS GOOD BREAD WATCH—CLOCK—AND JEWELRY REPAIRING All Work Guaranteed LEO COHN 203 West Walnut Street DURWOOD L. PATE PAINTING PAPERHANGING Phones: 833-W; 510 SEYMOUR FUNERAL I HOME I Private Ambulance Service ^ Office Phone 1065 » Shop With Confidence At LEDER BROS. And Wear With Pride I J. ANDREW SMITH I WHOLESALE GROCER 312 North Center Street SA Commibtees Find Much To Do Working steadily, SA committees have made definite progress. For instance: The Bulletin Board Committee with Catherine Page, chairman, has been alloted ten dollars to purchase a bulletin board for the downstairs hall. The committee has asked classes that are studying interest ing and timely subjects to volun teer to fix the bulletin boards. I The Lost - and - Found Committee with Jane Parks, chairman, has in stalled a filing system which en ables them to' help students find lost articles quickly. The Movie Committee with Bar bara Edwards, chairman, is trying to get two more movies for GHS students; one for February and one for April. The Flag Committee with Grace Ennis, chairman, has ordered an American flag and has sent the school flag to be mounted. The flags will be displayed in the li brary except during assemblies, when they will be on the stage. Remember Valentine with Our Delicious Candies from Goldsboro Candy Kitchen NEWEST SUITS • COATS • DRESSES FOR SPRING COHEN'S Boys’ New SPORT COATS AND SLACKS JUST RECEIVED AT SHERMAN'S PARAMOUNT Friday - Saturday The Biggest Picture Since “Gone With The Wind” Cary Cooper in "SERGEANT YORK" with JOAN LESLIE WALTER BRENNAN Also The Latest News —Ladies— Tuesday Is Cosmetic Day $.50-$1.75 Articles ONLY
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