Page Four
THE POINTER
Friday, May 5, 1939
George Humphreys Elected Junior President
RUBY PARKER IS
ELECTED VIGE-PERSIDENT
OF THE JUNIOR CLASS
George Humphries was elected
president df the 1939-40 Junior
class after a Sophomore class
meeting on Friday morning, April
28.
Ruby Parker was elected vice-
president; Mary Ann Thomas,
secretary-treasurer; and Ruth
Culler and Joe Given, representa
tives to the student council. The
candidates running for the dif
ferent offices were: George Hum
phreys and Gloria Ilderton, presi
dent; Ruby Parker, Jo Ingram,
and Bill Atkins, vice-president;
Charles Medlin and Mary Ann
Thomas, secretary-treasurer; and
Joe Given, Clark Wilson, Ruth
Culler, and Phyllis Strickland,
representatives to the student
council. Their campaign mana
gers were, respectively: Bill Cur
rie, Jimmy Smith, Garnet Hin-
shaw, Royster Thurman, Herbert
Hodgin, Margaret Price, Arthur
Kaplan, George White, Peggy
Teague, Sara Sloan Ray, and
Betty Jean Boles.
The Junior class will hold a
class meeting on May 9, at which
time the nominees for the stu
dent representatives to the stu
dent council will discuss he elec
tive courses for seniors next
year. One by and one girl will be
chosen from these candidates for
Senior representatives to the stu
dent council. They are: Gene
Thacker, Ruth Koontz, Marie
Workman, Rachael Conrad, Ar
thur Utley, Bill Winders, and
Howard Forrest. Their campaign
managers are, respectively: Mary
Helen Daves, Ruth Etta Leonard,
Mavis Walker, Donree Setzer, and
Howard Forrest’s campaign man
ager is Willard Midgette. The
other two candidates, Arthur
Utley and Bill Winders, do not
have campaign managers as yet.
SENIOR PLAY OPENS
GEORGE HUMPHREYS
her daughter by a former mar
riage, Caroline York; Sadie Fel
lows, once Sadie Jordan, a widow,
Elizabeth Welborne; Orin, her
son, James Wilson; Ella Jordan,
unmarried sister, June Parker;
Ben Jordan, Roger Taylor;
Judge Bradford, George Shell-
horse; Jane Crosby, the maid,
Eloise Rankin; Hannah, a ser
vant, Josephine Deal; Jim Jay,
deputy sheriff, Carlton Foster;
Dr. Curtis, Hoyt Hilton.
The play is under the direc
tion of Miss Maude Burrus, and
the production or technical staff
is directed by Miss Muriel C.
Bulwinkle. An admission of
twenty-five and thirty-five cents
will be charged to aid in buying
the gift of the senior class for
the school.
RUBY PARKER
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM
(Continued From Page One)
beg Jane to give them their
money. At last, her patience
gone, Jane informs the family
that she is leaving the estate to
them, only to find that she loves
Ben. Under such circumstances,
something must turn up to lead
to a happy concliusion. But whe
ther all ends happily or not re
mains to be seen.
The cast of characters for this
drama is composed of: Henry
Jordan, Hugh Strickland; Emma,
his wife, Kathryn Allen; Nettie,
(Continued From Page One)
cabinets, which were designed by
members of the Art Department,
correspond in finish to other fur
niture in the rooms. Although
they are inexpensive, they are
sturdy and attractive and, in the
opinion of those in charge of the
work, they are equal in quality to
those usually furnished by the
manufacturers of sound equip
ment.
DR. NAT WALKER
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
Through the Activity Fund,
speakers for use in the class
rooms have been purchased from
the Guilford Radio Company of
High Point. These will be instal
led by Mr. John Bivins, Manager
of this firm.
The plans do not call for add
ing, at this time, any extra at
tachments such as radio or
phonograph, although these can
be installed at any time. By
means of microphnoe and ampli
fier now in use, it will be possi
ble to transmit addresses, an
nouncements, and certain types
of programs originating in the
auditorium to all students with
out the necessity of an assembly.
SERVICE AWARD GIVEN
(Continued from page one)
ine Deal, Kermit Albertson,
Akers Hutcbens, and Kathryn
Allen.
The Senior members inducted
are: Amy Lou Holmes, Roger
Taylor, Virginia Ennis, Margaret
Skeen, Doris Byerly, Shirley
Welborne, Sara Sears, Serena
Riser, Caroline York, Violet
Glenn, Majorie Foster, Frances
Martin, Earline Loftin, and
Myrtle Mowery.
The members of the Junior
class are: Bradford Thomas,
Paul Morgan, Ella Lou Taylor
Gene Thacker, Dwanda Lee Bis-
sette. Mull Lutz, Thurman Al
bertson, Arthur Utley, Mary Joe
Wilson, and Mary Helen Daves.
Cecil Prince
Edits Final
Pointer Issue
Cecil Prince served as editor-
in-chief of this, the final issue
of The Pointer for the ’38-’39
school year.
Prince, a junior, operated with
a staff of four, composed of
Amy Lou -Holmes, news editor;
Irene Meekins, editorial editor;
Clifton Overcash, sports editor;
and Lewis Hayworth, assistant
sports editor.
TKe business staff for this is
sue, headed by Mr. Edward G.
Gibson, is made up of Marie
Lilly, Doris Long, Mary Stroupe,
Baker Shelton, Margie Pegram,
Dot Leach, and Elaine Welborn.
Leave It To Us
A meeting was held by the
members serving on the Junior
class grass committee to decide
the necessary steps to be taken
in order to preserve the beauty
of our campus.
Where Students Are
Welcome
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The committee in its disdussion
recommended to Miss Louise
Hunter that a penalty be inflict
ed upon students who refuse to
cooperate with the Juniors in
their campaign.
The committee hopes, however,
that these steps will not be neces
sary as he students will take it
upon themselves to keep off the
grass.
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Friday - Saturday
IRENE DUNNE
CHARLES BOYER
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—in—
“LOVE AFFAIR”
4 DAYS STARTING
SUNDAY
JOEL McCREA
BARBARA STANWYCK
—in—■
“UNION PACIFIC”
BROADHURST
Wednesday - Thursday
DON AMECHE
RITZ BROTHERS
—in—
“Three Musketeers”
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
RICHARD GREENE
BASIL RATHBONE
“The Hound Of the
Baskervilles”
!J>aranwiini
Friday - Saturday
ERROL FLYNN
—in—■
“The Dawn Patrol”
Sunday - Monday
NELSON EDDY
JEANETTE McDONALD
—in—
“SWEETHEARTS”
CAROLINA
Thursday - Friday
RICHARD GREENE
SONJA HENIE
—^in—
‘MY LUCKY STAR’
Sunday - Monday
SPENCER TRACY
MICKEY ROONEY
—in—
“BOYS TOWN”
RIAliTO
Thursday
“TORCHY GETS
GETS HER MAN”
With
GLENDA FARRELL
BARTON McLANE
Sunday - Monday
“The Law West Of
Tombstone”
With
HARRY CAREY
JIM HOLT