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Novemher 19, 1937
HIGH LIFE
Page Three
WHIRLWIND SQUAD
MEETS ARCH-ENEMY
MILLS RESIGNS POST
WITH SCHOOL SYSTEM
G. H. S. Gridders to Engage
Rivals From High Point
This Afternoon.
Director of Vocational Education Will
Become Supervisor of Personnel
Training With TVA.
SCHEDULED FOR 3 O’CLOCK
Making its final appearance in a
home game for the season, the Purple
'Whirlwind eleven will engage its arch
rivals from igh Point High School at
the Memorial stadium this afternoon in
a 'Western conference grid clash. The
kickoff is scheduled for 3 o’clock.
The Purple and Gold gridmen must
defeat the Black Bisons from High
Point today to remain in the race for
conference laurels. In case Charlotte
high's circuit-leading 'Wildcats should
be upset by Winston-Salem in their
game and the locals should defeat the
Pointers, the 'lYhirlwinds would move
into a tie for the loop leadership with
Charlotte. Nevertheless, a defeat to
day would definitely eliminate the
'Whirlwinds from a chance at the title.
Despite the fact that the Purple and
Gold eleven rank as favorites tor this
afternoon’s clash, the contest should be
a nip-and-tuck affair. The Black Bisons,
laden with a powerful and dangerous
aerial attack, can always be counted
on to play their best game of the sea
son against the 'Whirlwinds, and this
game should be no exception.
Captain Charlie Baker, star halfback,
will be singing his swan song as a high
school grid performer before a home
crowd today. Baker, who has been out
standing in the 'Whirlwinds’ lineup for
the past two campaigns, will be lost
to the team, after this season, through
graduation.
The Purple and Gold gridders Will
Ting down the curtain on their present
schedule by meeting Barium Springs
there next Friday. Although facing
one of their most formidable opponents
-of the-season in the Orphanage aggre
gation, the locals will be seeking to
close a successful campaign with a
victory.
ART REPRESENTATIVE
GIVES DEMONSTRATION
Mrs. Kilby Illustrates Modern Methods
of Finger Painting and
Fresco Work.
Mr. Charles S. Mils, director of Vo
cational Education in the city school
system, has recently accepted a posi
tion as supervisor of personnel train
ing with the Tennessee Valley adminis
tration. Mr. Mills, whose resignation
was accepted by Superintendent Ben
L. Smith last Monday, will assume his
new duties on December 1, and will be
located at Iliawassee Dam, near
IMurphy.
Mr. Smith, in aunonncing the resig
nation, said that Mr. Mills’ position
would be a hard one to fill, for he has
done splendid work since coming here
froJU Florida eight years ago. He was
the organizer of the first manual train
ing course in North Carolina and his
program has expanded so that approxi
mately 1,250 students are now partici
pating in it.
Mr. Mills was also the organizer of
the adult night school in this city. He
is considered by many to be the best
vocational director in North Carolina.
ART CLASSES AT WORK ON MURAL
HOW TO EAT A RAW OYSTER
Now that so many initiation parties
are being given in the various clubs
and societies of G. H. S., we thought
that yon might like to receive instruc
tions as to how to eat a raw oyster.
After carefully considering every in-
CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL
WORK HELD TOMORROW
The fourth in the series of educa
tional institutes will be held tomorrow
at Central .Junior High School from
9 a. m. until 1 o’clock. This conference
is under the sponsorship of the state
division of the Scientists’ Institute,
and all teachers of social studies are
expected to attend.
Dr. L. r. Dexoyer, of Chicago, will
speak on the “Uses of Globes, Maps,
Charts, etc., in the Social Studies Pro
gram” ; Miss Ferra Horton, of New
York, will speak on “Methods of Teach
ing Geography”; and Dr. Charles I.
Coble will deliver an address on the
“Uses of Visual Education in the Social
Studies.”
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no doubt about that. 'Why, your hostess
might think yon didn’t “like” it. (As
a matter of fact “like” is no word for
it—but of course, you can’t afford to
be impolite.)
Accordingly never glance at the oys
ter, lest you change your mind; jab
quickly at the “delicacy” with your fork
—'invariably you’ll hook one—and put it
in your mouth. That is, if you get
that far—the o,ystGr is a little tempera
mental himself, especially about explor
ing your most composite interior. He
will even go so far as to slip into your
lap ; but even as yon are praying that
the floor will open its mouth and swal
low him up for yon—^there he is—and
you are under obligation to begin all
over again.
In conclusion, let us say that the
object of {he entire business is to get
the oyster past your lips—after that,
leave the rest to providence, and, of
course, to the oyster.
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Mrs. Kilby, representative for one of
the New York art firms, presented a
very interesting demonstration to the
art classes of this school last week. In
this demonstration, Mrs. Kilby, who is
widely known for her excellent artistic
ability, illustrated modern methods of
finger painting and fresco work, which
proved very informative and entertain
ing to the students.
The art classes are now participating
in the making of designs for linoleonm,
textiles, wallpaper, and draperies, and
decorative plaques.
A colorful mural, portraying land
and ocean scenery, and modern trans
portation, is being painted on three
walls of the art room annex.
It will be recalled that the Greens
boro High School art classes gave a
.successful showing at the recent
Greensboro fair. This exhibit consisted
of murals, masks, and photographic
work. Miss T.ee and Alf.s. Braswell are
the instructors for this Avork.
NEW EXCURSION CLUB
HAS BEEN ORGANIZED
Miss Moser and Mr. Thomas, of G. H. S.
Faculty, Direct Activities of Student
Group in History VII.
JEANETTE MacDONALD
IS FOOTBALL SPONSOR
tricate angle of this complex problem,
we have come to the conclusion that in
struction in this art is entirely nnneces-
•sary, as one Avonld hardly be in a posi
tion to help himself once the oyster got
to first base. You, of course, are ac
quainted with the fact that the oyster
has tlie eindable quality of disappear
ing before one knoAvs it.
IIoAAmver, there is the problem of eat
ing the oj-ster Avhen out in society ; so
Ave Avill endeaAmr to indicate the cor
rect method of the—er—'thing.
The oyster has to be eaten—there is
.Jeanette MacDonald, popular screen
star, has been made official national
sponsor of the Greensboro High School
football team. It aatis learned Miss
MacDonald had accepted the iiiAutation,
proffered through Major Edney Ridge,
of Radio Station WBIG, Avhen a tele
gram Avas received from the famous
singer 'Wednesday morning, November
17, Avhich read:
“Thank you and the team for electing
me official sponsor. Best of luck in con
ference championship.
JEANETTE MacDONALD.”
It Avas considered that Miss Mac
Donald be elected to sponsorship, as she
is the star of the Vick’s radio program,
the Vick plant being located in this
city.
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Miss Moser and Mi‘. Thomas,
teachers in the histoiw department,
have organized a neAA’’ Excursion club,
the memberships of Avhich, is at present,
limited to students in history VII.
Although the schedule of the places
to be visited has not been Avorked out,
the club plans to see Auirious industrial
centers of Greensboro, important build
ings, a meeting of the city council, and
other points of interest.
HIGH SCHOOL BAND
NEEDS NEW UNIFORMS
Mr. Herbert Hazleman, Band Director,
States That 25 Band Members
Lack Proper Costume.
PUBLIC APPEARANCES ARE MANY
Mr. Herbert Hazelman, director of
the Senior High School band, has an
nounced that the band needs 25 iieAv
uniforms to finish equipping the present
membership. The band’s numerous pub
lic performances make it important
that the.v have neAV uniforms as soon
as possible.
The next public performance of this
organization Avill be at the P.-T. zA.
meeting on December 14. Their most
important appearances recently Avere
for Social Standards Day, NoA^ember
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November iO, and for the zArmistice
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Except for a feAv Avho should be
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