Februory 23, 1945
GOLDSBORO HI NEWS
Page Five
HATSIE CHATS
Curiosity killed the cat! Pray, let
it kill some of ’em out here, espe
cially the felines. Honestly, the curi
ous noses wantin’ to know all the
newest secrets are gonna get fool
ed, ' cause the only love doves are
the ones already heard of. However,
if 3^ou haven’t heard about the two
tall. ? and ? chickens who always
seek each other out of large crowds,
listen! Duck has changed her little
mind again and has Charlie on her
string.^ Really, Ducky, there’s no.
sense in takin’ all the eligible youF
men around here.
A long time back
When gas was in the stat-’^’
A little Miss Brown Ev‘^
W^as the very newesL'^
I he boys knew her-*
And they made
She turned cip'^ several dates a
night
And they love it? .
The^^^i'y is going on—
A quadrilaterl it is
Of Rigsbee, Bagley, Malpass and
Rose.
Who’ll win is a debatable quiz!
When the moon comes over the
mountain—^well, that’s the time for
Peggy to take her thoughts over the
mountain, for the moon is the one
she has her eyes on. It seems they*
have a lot in common and are the
best of friends. You’ve noticed that
they walk together from school,
haven’t you?
Some of ’em have sailors
And maybe a marine.
Dolly has a serviceman
Whom in uniform she’s never
seen.
They say they call him Jimmy.
We know he’s cute all right,
'Cause Dolly has the stuff it takes
To pick ’em in the light.
“Ho heave, ho! Ho heave, ho!”
Oh, pardonez-moi! I am singing the
wrong words. Mary, tell the world
your version of “The Volga Boat
man Song.” Or is that a deep dark
secret? Well, it couldn’t be, ‘cause
I’ve heard the expressive verse.
“Jerry” and Dot don’t know
whether they’re comin’ or goin’; the
fact is they’re not seein’ anything
but one another. It all adds up,
doesn’t it? You understand their
feelings, don’t you?'Just look at ’em
once and there’ll be no doubt at all.
I know Latin is taken for certain
reasons and math is for others. Sara
" ,.^n for tak-
Sadler has a speci^e gotta find
ing physics that,, whole class of
out. Wonder if^ gals are in it)
males (niayb^g^ of difference!
makes the sir .
^ you are, how sweet
How ^4ngels are
you are^ sweet, D. J. Oh so you
bound ^ shout from the tree tops
just^ciaration of war with any-
^°’;Vho denies the fact that Angels
O/^sweet, ’specially, a certain little
Ash!
One of us has achieved our ob
jective—Marilyn B. is a lucky gal
to be going around like she has.
Certainly do wish I had a man like
him, Miss Bacon. What’s your secret
to success? I’ve tried all kinds of
books but they say the same ole
thing ... “turn on your charm.”
Ain’t that a bunch of bull?
Something new has been added.
The Army Air Corps has some add
ed attractions. Dot W. has particu
larly one in mind. She reports that
he’s the one for her and there’s
meaning in every word she says; I
truly believe her.
That blond who knows what she
wanted sho’ got it. Eunice and
George have hit it off right. Now
don’t you wish you’d have been a
little bit sooner? They’re both taken
now, taken for a loop! /
You know who I think make a
cute couple? Lou and Poodle! What
d’ya think? Like it? S’pose one
thinks the other is adorable and the
latter knows the former is just the
thing. Complicated, ain’t it? But
nice!!
Son, you’re really on the ball;
Sonny, I’m a-talkin’ about you; you
and Jackie..Now aren’t your ears
burnin’?
How ’bout lending me your log
tables for an hour or so; I have to
get up a little bit of trig.
Hope you got a purty Valentine
from your favorite sweetheart— un
til I return to have a tet^-a-tete with
you, keep your shirts on.
Go To. The
Goldsboro Music Co.
221. N. John Street
for
Your Musical Needs
Pictured above are the GHS Cheerleaders. They are from left to right: Durwood Stafford, Susan Gardner,
George Wilson, Goodie Nufer, Henry Lee, Tootsie Powell, D. J. Rose, and Mazelle King.
GHS CHEERLEADERS REVEAL LIKES^AND DISLIKES
This year’s cheering squad, with
their original and effective yells
have given the school new enthusi
asm, and spurred the boys on the
football field and basketball court
on to victory. The squad is com
posed of two members from each
class and in addition George Wil
son heads the group with an assist
ant, Henry Lee.
George’s ambition is “to be a hus
band.”, His hobby is collecting “Boo
gie Woogie” records. George thinks
cheering and eating fried chicken
are a lot of fun.
Henry, ajssistant to George, de
cided that t'lie yell “Boogie Woogie”
is tops and ^teak is his favorite
food. “Specs” or “Podds,” as Henry
is known, wants to go to Wake For
est when he graduates.
“Tootsie” Powell, (Senior cheer
leader, likes hot fudge sundaes. Her
favorite sport as an' observer is
Watch, Clock and Jewelry
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football but when it comes to par
ticipating, she likes to swim. An
other one of “Tootsie’s” many likes
is' dancing to “The Very Thought
of You.”
The other senior cheerleader is
Mary Goode Nufer—more familiar
to students as “Goodie.” When ask
ed what her favorite yell is she
smiled, “Oh, I like all of them.” Her
favorite food is cheeseburgers. Goo
die’s immediate plan, after gradu
ation is to go to Salem College.
Durwood Stafford, that vigorous
little sophomore with the broad
grin, says that what he likes about
cheerleading is meeting so many
people at out-of-town games. He
likes garden peas, and a fishing
trip now and then agrees with him.
' His favorite sport is basketball, and
his ambition is to be a coach.
Opposite Durwood on the cheer
ing squad is Susan Gardner, an
other very active Sophomore. She is
known to most of her friends as
“Su.” A nice juicy steak with Wor-
chester Sauce and a dessert of Lem
on pie rank tops with her.
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