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October 21, 193 HIGH IFE Page Three TEACHER FEATURED IN RADIO MAGAZINE Miss Eunice Kneece, of G. H. S. History Faculty, Is Honored for Educational Work. HER PICTURE J IS PRINTED Miss E^ice Kneece, history teacher at SeniOT High, hgs recently been hon ored by having ^adlo Guide print a iehgthy article, Bob Eddy, regarding her work in educational service of the radio. In this article, which is accompanied by a picture of Miss Kneece, Mr. Eddy highly compliments her work. In his opinion the use of radio-in school work has just begun, and its future looks very bright. Miss Kneece points out that most of the programs on the air at this time have entertainment as a primary ob jective ; therefore, the Greensboro High School programs feature education as well as entertainment. It is also her opinion that radio reaches more stu dents than do newspapers. However, this is not the first piece of work by Miss Kneece, which has re ceived national recognition, for only last spring her article, “A Report on Radio Education,” was printed in the Radio Daily. MISS LESLEY TO LEAD LOCAL UNIT OF N.C.E.A. G. H. S. Latin Department Headl is Honored With Presidency at Recent Session. WILL HEAD JUNIOR DRAMATICS GROUP Margaret Sawyer is President of Mas- queteers, Peggy Nolan Vice Presi dent, Louise Allred Secretary. Margaret Sawyer was elected presi dent of the Masqueteers, the junior dramatics organization of G. H. S., when the group met last Tuesday at the regular club period. Other officers elected to serve are: Peggy Molen, vice- president, and Yvonne McCaskill, secre- Miss Sarah Lesley, head of the Latin department at G. H. S., was elected president of the local unit of the North Carolina Educational association re cently at the general teachers meeting held at Central Junior High School. Miss Lucile Boone, of Aycock school, was elected vice-president; Miss Emily Worth, of Gillespie, recording secre tary ; Miss Cynthia Reaves, of Irving Park school, corresponding secretary, and Miss Sue Ray, of Liudley Junior High School, treasurer. SENIOR HIGH GIRL MEETS MOVIE STARS IN HOLLYWOOD (Continued from. Page One) theater, which is one of the most com plete in the country. The cast for ‘Twelfth Night,’ which was given August 20, 21, and 23, was made up of summer school students, most of whom had professional talent. I had charge of the jewelry, and i also worked on the costumes, which were made in the theatre’s work shop. All of the scenery was made there, too. “While at Palo Alto, I met Guthrie McClintic, the husband of Katherine Cornell; Maxwell Anderson, author of ‘Winterset; and Burgess Meredith, an actor in a great many of Anderson’s plays. McClintic and Meredith, to gether with Professor Heffner and Dr. Margery Edwards, a teacher at Stan ford, were judges of the verse-drama plays, which are presented each year by Stanford in honor of Maxwell An derson. The prize for this year was awarded to Dorothy Dow, of Chicago, for her ‘Souvenirs de la Malmaison.’ I worked also with Jack Temple, Shir ley’s brother, who was on the scenery committee.” It might be interesting to note that Ruth spent the entire summer in Cali- tary. Plans for the group’s activities are indefinite, as yet. However, the club expects to present at least one program in chapel this year. MANY SPEECHES BEING MADE BY TEACHERS Mrs. Beatrice Hall addressed the Book club, of the Junior Woman’s club, recently on the subject “Building a Home Library.” “Fundamental Consideration of Young Authors” was the subject of the main address, given by Mr.s. O. M. Betts at the meeting of the O. Henry Writers’ club, last week at the Art Cen ter. Mr. A. P. Routh is scheduled to speak tomorrow at a meeting of the Parent- Teachers’ association, on “Conditions Here At Our High School.” fornia^ aud "dunhg' 'the~ time of the play’s presentation, met and was asso ciated with many Hollywood actors and actresses, although she is shy about admitting this. She was secured as a speaker through the efforts of Sue Wimbish, the Playmasters’ program chairman. Bon-Ton Shoppe Smart Sports Wear and Pretty Things in Lingerie 111 West Market Street ♦V- Greensboro Drug Go. C. M. Pordham Dewey Farrell Prescriptionists 230 W. Market St. Dial 6147 • • 1 B, C. Moore & Sons f f 516-518 S. Elm St. f ? ? I Tablets and Notebook ? ? Paper, 2 for 5c f i k Visit the South*s I Most Beautiful I Gift and Jewelry Store THE GRILL IS The Home of Delicious Toasted Sandwiches Across from Music Building at Woman’s College Sport Oxfords All Types $1.99 — $2.99 Marilyn College Slipper Shop 128 South Elm Street GREENSBORO, N. C. Hchiffman& Mat. 15c IMPERIAL Nite 20c MON.-TUES., OCT. 25-26 ‘^Captains Courageous” with Spencer Tracy—L. Barrymore Freddie Bartholomew WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 “Internes Can’t Take Money” with B. Stanwyck—Joel McCrea THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 JOHN WAYNE in “SEA SPOILERS” LARGE ATMANCE ATP.-IAMEETING Five Hundred Pajnts Hear Ad dresses by Juqes Johnson J. Hayes and Wliam York. PARENTS MEE TEACHERS Attendance at the ht meeting of the Greensboro Senior Hh School P.-T. A. reached the height o500 parents, an nounced Mrs. Ben Giiberg. The meet ing was held in the mior High audi torium last week. The speakers of e evening were Judge Johnson J. K-es, whose topic was crime, and Jucb William York, who spoke on juvfile delinquency. Mrs. G. S. Miles, pgrain chairman, gave a resume of thorograms for the coming year. Then dertainment was provided by Mrs. eGuin and Mr. Breitz, who sang twduets, “In a Lux emburg Garden” an(“Pa,ssage—^Birds Farewell.” They we accompanied by Mrs. Walter Vassar. Wter the close of the meeting the pares were given the opportunity to mee their children’s teachers. — EXPERT IN SOL EROSION ADDRESSES NTURE CLUB Mr. Huckenpochei of the Forestry Division of Soil Ercon, spoke to the Nature club recentl on the subject, “Trees of Guilford ounty.” He ex hibited 50 or 60 Sicimens of trees native to this countjind explained to the class how they ight be identified. As a result of thi address, the na ture class, under thdirection of Mrs. N. K. Blackburn, is liking a collection of the trees and hrubs commonly found in Guilford cmty. I Grutchfied’s, Inc. I Drug .tore The ft tore of P/^nn^i Rer'>.>ice t In O. Henry Hote Greensboro I PHONi 8116 •• “Re Preared'* For Your urniture I Hyman Funiture Go. I Dollars Coun— WhyPay More? VisilUs For Tour Shaeffe Pens Meirs Jewelu Go. 325 South Im Street Next to dell’s COMMERCIAL CLUB IS HOST TO NEW MEMBERS See he Deaina Dimin Fashons for ie High Schol Girl Exclusilly at 6 ( Greensboro’s est Store” Hallowe’en Motif Prevails Last Week in Initiatory Ceremony Marked by Fun and Frolic. Amidst fun and laughter, the new members of the Commercial club were put through the rites and rituals of an initiation held last Thursday night, October 14, at the Y. W. C. A. The color scheme of the decorations consisted of black and orange, in keep ing with the Hallowe’en spirit. New games were introduced and en joyed by everyone. Dancing in the “Big Apple” mode helped to fill the program. After the initiation, refreshments were served by the veteran members of the group. Prof.: “Wake up that fellow Floyd back there.” Nixon: “You do it, you put him to sleep.”—Technique. 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