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HIGH LIFE
Xovemher 21, 1941
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^Start from Scratch^ Budget
To Guide High School Girls
Typical High School Ensemble Pg||>Q| Jqyg(| Jq PfeYSfll
Breaking in Lunch Line
I?y JIOAX KIOKJt
To ill stop wilii ttio luti'st rasli-
ioiis and tlic now doo-dads, fho liiKh
scliool Kit'l soimdinios for^ots tlio most
important koynoto of stylo—tlu‘ ori^ani-
zalion of lior wardrolio.
Soi'iiiK a now ]iiooo of rod costiimo
jowolry, Jano forgots aliout tlio lilne
)irac(d(‘t nooilod for liorlilno dross. After
Imyiiif; th(^ nal ])iooo and tiiidinj; notli-
iiiK to «o with it, sho troks downtown
witli lior n(‘w ^adsot and Imys a red
sw(>at(‘r. Tills oxanijilo of poor organi
zation slionld romind tlio Imyor of any
a^o of similar inoidonts in hor past.
If it doosn't, sho lUH'd not road any
fart hor. Bnt if it does, sho shonhl for-
K“t tho iK'wi'st fads and olothinf? froaks,
sit down, and jilan hoforo sho hnys.
I’olow, till' wardrolM' planners will
lind a school - girl’s olothins hndsot
planned by Miss ('loo lirondlo, Senior
hifih homo ('oonomics toaohor, and sov-
I'ral AVoman's collofje praotioo toachors.
Stated Aliss Brondlo, “This l)ndji;ot
slionld help any girl who is open to
suggestion to hooonie lu'tti'r dressed,
both in and out of scliool. However, do
not I'xpi'ot this outline to take into oon-
sidi'i'ation what clothes yon can wear
from last-year's wardrohis for that is
your .job !”
In conclusion Miss Hrondh' explained
that tins hud.gi't was merely an esti
mate, and did not allow for clothing left
from the i)r{'cedin,g year, or for any
garimmts that the student herself might
nmke.
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No Trail Too Long
New Pioneer Novel
In the advimturons days of John
Fremont and Kit Carson, no road was
too long to attract adventurers to ex
plore new territories in the,' AVest. Jon
athan Greenfall, the hero of Ilihlegarde,
Hawthorne’s new hook, “No lioad Too
Hong,” recently added to the library’s
hook collection, was no exception to
this rule, for he trained for trail blaz
ing the moment he heard the first
stoi'ies of a land called California, told
in Flat to, Missouri.
By the time Captain Fremont was
rcauly to lead his scientific expedition
over new trails to the Sierras, Jona
than, then only 17, was a crack shot,
and could speak the language of the
Delaware Indians.
Has Momentous IIist'oi*y
The story of Jonathan’s treck across
the wilderness under the leadership of
Fremont, and of the history-nmking
('Vents which took place after his ar-
rivai in California, is told with the
author's gift for bringing history to
life. .lonathan take's i)art in such mo
ment ons events as the lirst crossing of
tlu'Crc'at Basin from Salt Tjake to the
Sie'rras, and the raising of the flag of
tile H('put)lic of California at Sonoma.
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Evans, Mddoo, Bennett
Head Junior Musk Club
Otlicers for the .Junior music club
were elected last week during a
nu'etiiig of the group nu'mbers.
The.v are as foilows : David Kvans,
president; Calvin McAdoo, vice-
))r('sident ; and Annie Haurie Ben-
lU'ft. secretary-trc'asnrer. After the
('h'ction the president iiresided dur-
in.g a discussion on pians for tiie
coming yc'ar. Activities for the
])reparation of the Nortii Carolina
music fc'stivai will be a nia.jor
jiro.iect.
Alumni Notes
Six Sc'iiior high graduari'S now hold
otlices in the AA’oman's colle.ge Town
Stiuh'iits Judicial association. .lean
B('rb('rt, '.'IS. presides over the .group,
while Dorothy Hendrix is vice-presi-
(U'lit. ElizalH'th Xewton. ’;-!9, Daphne
H('wis. 40, and Eleanor Dare Taylor,
41. represent the .iunior, sophomore,
and freshman classes. Ann Souther
land. '41, repres('uts the commercial
ndents of the association.
JAXE MOKKISOX. local senior, here
wears a tyiiical schocl girl costume.
(Fhoto by staff photographer Jack
AA’at.'-'on.)
Journalistic Magazine
Prints Dunstan Story
Because of the honors she has re
ceived in winnin.g the 1940-44 Quill and
Scroll scholarship, Aurelia Dunstan,
1941 graduate of Greensboro high
school, was the sub,1ect of an article
in the September-Octoher issue of
Quill and Scroll magazine, a publica
tion of international circulation.
The article, which was accompanied
by Aurelia’s picture, told in what man
ner officials selected her as winner of
the conte.st, and described her .iour-
nalistic career at Senior lii.gh sdiool.
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3 Per Cent Interest
B('canse of innumer;ible re/piests, the
student council on Alonday passed a law
re(iuirin,g that the patrol boys stand by
in the cafeteria and prohibit people
from breakin.g into the service line.
During tlie discussion, members of the
council declared that the teachers had
not been receiving the proper respect
from the pupils, nor had the average
student received a fair deal when he
w;is displaced in line b.v a late comer
who preferred to i,gnore the rules.
•\. [’. Kouth, principal, and Aliss
ilizabeth Harvell, dietitiiin, both ex
pressed their hope that something could
be done about the situation in the lunch
room.
Earle Holliday, head of the patrol,
will choose boys in each lunch period to
stand in the cafeteria on duty.
Alyrtle Stanley, ’41 graduate, is now
takin,g flying iessons at the Greensboro-
Iligh Foint airport.
Curious Boys Test Ads
n Physics Laboratory
To test the daims of a eurrent
ailvertisemeiit, “You smoke four
“x” cigarettes (luring the time it
takes to smoke five of another
brand,” a group of boys performed
an experiment that proved the
statement slightly erroneous, in the
sics laboratory recently.
.After inserting a “y” brand in a
l ultber tube leading to a vacuum
pump, the boys lighted the cube.
The steady, continuous inhalation,
so unlike man’s, burned an inch of
the cigarette while the timekeeper
checked off 30 seconds. Next, a
similar process was used to test
“z” cigarette with the same results.
After lighting the “x” brand, ex
citement increased, as a longer and
longer portion turned to gray ash.
After checking the results the time
keeper reported that the “x” cigar
ettes do burn slower, but not in so
great a ratio as the advertisers
claim.
$500 toard Wmmr
To Feature Initiation
Of Ouill and Scroll
Contrary to the u.snal custom of hold
ing a.s.semblies on Tuesday, the chapel
program for next week will be pre
sented Thursday, Xovemher 27, with
the Senior hi.gh chapter of Quill and
Scroll in charge.
Aurelia Dunstan, ’41 graduate of
Senior high, who is returning from the
Fniversity of (4eorgia for the national
Thanksgiving holidays, will be guest
speaker on the pro.grani. She will be
introduced by Fanl Aliller member of
the Quill and Scroll society.
AA’hile a student at Senior hi.gh, Aure
lia captured highest honors by winnin,g
the coveted .$500 National Quill and
Scroll president's contest award.
Rachael AATiiteside, president of the
local Quill and Scroll chapter, wdll pre
side over the program. She will also
direct the installation of five new mem
bers, Daisy Belle Anderson, El-nest
Beasley, Earle Holliday. Herbert Hat-
taway, and Shannon Schumann.
Tlianksgiving Litany Presented
Based on a litany written by Rachael
IVhiteside, the Thanks,givin,g program
IVednesday afternoon, Xoveinber 19,
consisted of a prayer of thanks, illus
trated by three strikin,g tableaux.
Although the choir sang appropriate
songs to accompany each tableau, it was
not until the last scene, in which Vir
ginia Stoffel, as the Goddess of Flenty,
stood beside the horn filled with offer
ings, that the choir was revealed. The
members were dressed in new wine
vestments for the occasion.
Miss Doris Ilntchinson’s physical ed
ucation class presented a panel discus
sion last Monday over radio station
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