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jHines and Barringer Draw
Paper’s Editorial Cartoons
Have you ever noticed the editorial
cartoons drawn by Annie Hines and
■\'irginia Barringer, which have ap
peared, respectively, in the Easter and
the last issues of High Life? What,
you. ask, makes these drawing so im-
l)ortant? High Life staff answers.
In the past we have been getting our
mats from other sources, bpt when the
Columlda Press Associatioiu graded our
paper low on this point, | Ave had to
resort to originality. !
We know, of course, thai an engrav
ing of one cartoon costs; $3.00; but
we also knoAv that our paper Avill be
graded much higher next fail when Ave
enter the contest again. Therefore, avo
have adopted this motto: “Draw your
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Who Found What?
I’ll give you three guesses and the
first tAvo Avon’t count. Alligator? Bear?
Monkey? No, you Avere all Avrong.
Since you can’t guess, then I’ll tell you
—it Avas a five-gallon can of Avhiskey.
But that isn’t all. When the tAA-o
boys from Mrs. Blackburn’s nature
study class found that intoxicating bev
erage in a creek near G. 11. S., they
decided to give tlie “forgetter” as much
of a surprise as they (the boys) had
received. So, all they did AA'as to
empty the “good stuff’’ into the stream
and refill the can Avith “creek special.”
Has anybody seen someone drinking
muddy Avater out of a five-gallon can?
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Fun — Friends
Fellowship
The Keynote of Y. M. C. A.
Service
A Ye*^r-TlOAin j Program of
HteKlth ana rUapplness
WE
onor
Believe It or Not
Six camlidates for soinesicr three of
fice were sitiiatt'd at the .'-•ame iilace
at the saiiii- time Avitli the sam“ teacher
for alimcst a Aveek before eli'ction day—
Whert'V in nxnn ;iUT. When’? third
lUM-iod. 'I’eaelier? .Mr. Francis ’I'homas!
BelicYc it or not 1
“I DelicA’c that imisie should he a
fret* t'xiirt'ssion of emotion,” stated
Raymond Brietz. and tiiat’s the prin
ciple I try to folloAv in directing the
chorii.ses of G. II.
S." Mr. Brietz.
25-yea r-okl d irec-
tor of the Glee
cliihs at oiir high
school, is a native
of Win.sron-Salem
ami a graduate of
tin* Fiiiversity of
North (’arolina in
the ela.ss of ’;>0,
During his tAA’o 1
years of teaeliin,
hert'. he has done
a line piece of
Avork in raising
llie stamlard of jirodiietion and per
formance in our music department. “It
is my aim," he .said, “to elevate the
type of music produced at G. II. S.
al)()A'e that of most high schools, and I
believe that has been aecomplislied to
some extent already.”
In the State ilusic contest this year,
the Girls’ Glee club and the mixed
(•horns Avon an honor rating of 1, Avliile
the Boys’ Glee eUiI) won a rating of
J-j--.
Ill order to Aviu the support of the
imlilic for all its activities, the mixed
chorus lias sung this spring for many
civic organizations, such as the Civitaii
club, the American lUisiness club, the
Kiwaiiis club, the district meeting of
the Masons, several eluirches and
schools, and iiiimerou.s other groups.
Sunday. *May 2!'. the Glee club guA'o
its spring concert in honor of the grad
uating class, elima.xing its work for the
year.
Congratulations, Graduates
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[•nroliiin. fho Oi-.-sf sfntc iiuirorsiry liV
America.
James Ito.A'd. Tliomas Di.xon. .Tolin
Cliarles McNtul. and O. lleiir.A* ai’O four
of North (’aroliiia’s ino.st outstanding
aulhor.s. Four tahk^aux. represeutiiig
tlie Avorks of these men. will lie pic
tured in scene th-e.
'J'o jiresent scientific achievement. Dr.
Iltmr.A’ lyonis vSmirli aa III he slioAvn in an
early experiment near Goiicoi-d, in
Avhicli tli(> X-ray Avas first used to save
a life.
Tohueco. cotton, and fiiniitnre. North
Carolina’s (liree onlstandin’.: iii(lnslri:‘s.
are to be prt'stmti’d in lablean form in
the seventh scene. For this a mnra
(l(‘picting the devclopmem of industry
has been made by Mrs. BrasAvell’s art
classe.s.
Ill the concluding setne. “Seniors of
RKIS. Citizens of Tomorrow,’’ a clial-
Icngt' Avill be giA'cn to tin* graduates
to take adA-antage of tlie opiiortuiii-
ties of today in ordtu’ to keep moving
the rapid marcli of jirogress in Avhieh
North (’ai’o)inians li.-ive played so large
a ]>art.
Committees
The general chairimui of the pageant
is Jean Yates. Individual eoinmittee
heads an* as folhnvs: costunK*. Ruth
Heffner; music. Bill BrcAver: produc
tion, Rhea Sikes; jiroperties. Shirley
WeaA'er: typing. I.oiiise Lim'lierry:
writing. Marty C’tjekfield and Uiitlie
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