Tuesday, February 13, 1951
GOLDSBORO Ki NEWS
Pag^ Three
Local Teacher
Will Attend An
Educational Meet
Miss Betty Holbrook will at
tend the mid-century conference
of the American Education Fellow
ship to be held in Philadelphia
February 17-19.
Miss Holbrook has been asked to
be a resource, person and partici
pate on a panel discussion, the
topic being, “Stable Curriculum
Development”. The curriculum is
her field of graduate study.
She has been asked to speak es
pecially on the curriculum of
G.H.S. since it is one of the out
standing high schools in the state.
Miss Holbrook also plans to at
tend the national meeting of the
American Association of Second
ary School Administrators in At
lantic City, N. J.
Methodist Minister
Speaks In Assembly
The Reverend Woody Caviness
■ of the St. Luke’s Methodist Church
in Edgewood. was the speaker at
the S.A. devotional February 9. at
activity period.
Mr. Caviness is a new minister
around Goldsboro and this was his
first visit to speak to the high
school students. His theme was,
“Speak, Lord, thy servant hear-
eth”. He brought out the story of
Samuel and Eli to illustrate this
passage.
Sally Edgerton and Carolyn
Malpass were in charge of the de
votional. Pat Marshall accompanied
Billy Gibson on the piano as he
sang “The Lord’s Prayer”.
&
That
By Sara Thompson
Pictured above are members of a team who are do
ing quite a bit of square dancing nowadays. Left to
right they are Dick Stamey Jewell Carr, Morris
Holt, Sara Thompson, Bryan Rhodes, Betty Gainey,
Jo Ann Williams, and Noah Kilson. Mr. Stamey,
student teacher from the University of North Caro-,
lina, has been instructing in th dance. (Photo by Ed
Williams, staff photographer.)
SA Representatives
Get Farewell Party
First semester homeroom repre
sentatives were given a farewell
party at S.A. Council January 30.
Do-nuts and Cokes were served.
Representatives were commend-
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Brightens HE Room
(By Pearline Ennis)
As I stopped by the home econ
omics room on January 30, I was
caught in the midst of paint, soap,
rags, polish, and suds.
Miss Emily Teague and her four
classes^ were giving' the -department
an early spring cleaning.
All of the cabinets and tables
were washed and arranged, floors
scrubbed, sinks cleaned, furniture
polished, and the partitions paint
ed.
During fourth period the girls
were busy trying to get the place
finished by 2:30. Janice Newsome
was pulling a mop about twice her
size, Bonnie Coley and Joyce .Britt
were painting when Helen Ingram
whirled by and ended up with a
yellow and blue -skirt instead of
blue. All of the other girls were
really busy and as I left I thought
maybe that’s what all of the rooms
need.
Loss Of Interest
Results In Music
(By Dawson Thompson)
It’s not every basketball team
that’s fortunate enough to have
music with their games.
At a recent gathering in the
William Street school gym, just
as the game was at a tense-m»ment,
a sound of feeble little music notes
came floating from the corner of
the building.
A victrola, maybe?
I should say not.
We have our own piano players
even if they aren’t famous and
learned in their field. You wanna
know what I’m talking about? O.K.,
We have one or two little boys
who have lost interest in the game.
Put them and the old piano there
together and—mystery music!
Sociology Class
Visits Hospital
Miss Betty Holbrook’s third pe
riod sociology class visited the
State Hospital Thursday, January
25.
Mr. B. C. Moss, psychologist at
the hospital, conducted the group
around the grounds.
They were shown patients suf
fering from various types of men
tal illnesses, including paranoid-
schezaphrenes, epleptics, the low
est form of feeblemindedness.
Practically every type of mental
illness was shown to the class.
The group was impressed with
the care given to the patients and
the self-suffering of the hospital,
and the courtesy shown them by
the staff.
Seven Springs Has
Fashion Show Here
The Seven Springs home econ
omics students gave a fashion re
vue at G.H.S. on Tuesday, January
30, for the F.H.A. and home econ
omics girls.
There were three groups which
included the first, second and third
year girls taking home economics.
The first year students modeled
cotton skirts and blouses. The sev-
ond group showed corduroy skirts
w'hile the third group modeled
suits.
After the show the girls were
entertained in the “Porthole” by
F.H.A. officers. Cokes were served.
I suppose everybody is just
about to go mad about the square
dance. And if . you aren’t you just
haven’t gotten intd’ the swing of
things around G.H.S.
Mr. Dick S^mey, student teach
er here from the University of
North Carolina, has taught a small
group of students some of the
more difficult steps, and, these stu
dents have been showing off their
talents in various places around
Goldsboro.
On Friday night, February :2,
the group danced dut at the Amer
ican . Legion Hut' for a bene'fit
dance" that the American Legion
was sponsoring. They were well
received there'. The people were
really having a/ tiiri6.' There were
about three hundred people
dancing (square dancing, that is)
and they wefe having trouble call
ing figures and having people
abide by them. .^'
Guess we should t€ll you who is
in the “square dancers group”.
Let’s see . . . Mr.-, Stamey, Jewel
Carr; Mr. Noah Wilson, Jo Ann
Williams; “Red” Lewis. Betty Gain
ey; Bryan Rhodes. Mary Lou Rob
erts; Brooks Marriner. Rheta Bess
Wood; Guy Roberts, Nancy Bridg-
ers; James Carter; Sara Markham^
Jimmy Longest,,. Ann McKenzie;
Morris “Pin-Head” Holt, and yours
truly.
This group alsOr4anced last Fri
day night at ,the square dance
sponsored by thie D.E. Club. By
the way, was certainly glad this
dance went over so well. Maybe
George Blackman will have plenty
of money with which to make the
trip to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
Remember, he’s a national dele
gate to the National Convention of
D.E. Clubs in America.
Pretty iancy social we had Sat
urday night, wasn’t it? I think a
good time was had by all. We want
more. . . .
There’ll certainly be plenty of
candy around this week. We hope
so, anyhow. Valentine Day coming
up tomorrow and all these girls
expecting candy, so let’s don’t dis
appoint them! You know how it is
fellows! See ’ya.
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