Page Eight
HIGH LIFE
April 3, 1942
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Help With Seal Sales
Around 900 To AHend
P. T. A. Conference
Opening Here April S
Senior High Band to Appear
In State Contest, April 17
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OIHDA POOLE find Ann Newton, officials of the Oirl Reserves, who
will assist in tlie Easter sale of seals for the aid of crippled children.
New Senior High Orchestra
Wins High District Rating
Sciiior liifih’s lirst iiost-dciu'cssiou or-
clicstni m-civcd a two jilus rating fit
11i(‘ district, imisic contest in AVin.ston-
Salem on Salurdtiy, IMarcli 14. This is
th(' fir.st contest in whicli the new or-
cliestra lias jiarticipati'd.
liotli iioimlar music and standard
concert music are on the orcliestra’s
r(']iortoire, which is dincted l),y J.
Kimhall Ilarriman.
The Walking Dead
Resurrection of Willie
To Flay Several Times in Auditorium
In addition to contest work the or-
clK'stra played at the weekly lunch
eon of the Iluterpe club at the Jefferson
Uoof restanrant 'ruesdfiy, and will play
for assembly on Tuesday.
•Mr. Harrinian's group feels confident
thiit some of the memhei’s will bo able
to play in the state orchestra. That
large' musical body is to he composed
of tlu' best musiciiuis from the various
state high school orchestras.
15,000 Boxes of Cookies
Sold By Local Girl Scouts
Jlore than 1.4,000 boxes of girl scout
cookie's have been sold by the scouts
of (Iri'enshoro and Guilford county in
the finnual cookie sale, and 200 more
hox('s have been ordered.
Trooj) 14, at the church of the Cove
nant, leads the campaign after selling-
over NOO boxes. Troop !), at the Haptist
church, is in second iilace as a result
of a sale of about 700 boxes.
Mrs. Douglas Long, scout director,
Jliss Kvf'lyn Shepherd, field director,
and Miss M.iry Leigh Alsohrook plan
to attend the regional conference next
wc('k ill Atlanta, Georgia. They will
take with them the Greensboro Juliette
Lowe offering, a fund used for the
AVestern Hemisphere camp, which girls
from all parts of the United States
attend each summer.
Members of the advanced journalism
class plan to send a delegation to the
state journalism clinic at Chapel Hill
in May.
Zhe-Zam! A whirl of smoke curls
into the air! A small circle of earth
rises mysticall,y from the ground! Eight
grimy lingers clutch the I'dge of the
oiiening. AVith a howl of satisfaction,
shatti'i'ing the serenity of the atmos
phere at G. It. S., up from the cold
cement of the path between main and
science arises .... AA'illie !
AMio is AATllie? AA’hat is this strange
powe'r that encircles his appearance?
Could this he HamleCs father’s .ghost
a,gain walking on the earth seeking
vengeance on his murderer? Could this
he Banquo returning to mock the Alac-
heths of today? Or perhaps under-
m'ath this covered walkwa,y lies Cap
tain Kidd’s treasure l)uri(>d years ago
by the blood-thirsty pirates.
Explains Dope
But, no, no such horrors lurk about
the campus at Senior. Xothin.g lies
under this well-traveled trail that
would excite one's emotions. And AATl
lie? AAT'll. here's the dope on AATllie!
AATllie is only an electrician. He,
and several other men, have spent the
last wet'k or so repairiiyg the hell sys
tem at dear ol’ alma mater in order
to enable each Horace and Lnla Belle
to leave and arrive at classes at the
proper time. His fantastic appearance
from the ground is easily explained.
AATllie is merel.v returning via a man
hole from the gronnd below the walk
way wlu're the mechanism of the alarm
system had to he une'arthed.
So, there, ye students, rest in peace.
All is well . . . there ar-e no .ghosts
Aiiproximately 9W parent and teach-
('rs are expected to attend the 23rd an
nual convention of the Xorth Carolina
Congress of Barents and Teachers, con
vening in Gri'en,shorn, April 8-10, an-
nonneed Airs. J. S. Blair, state pre.si-
dent, last week.
For the first few days forums and
workshops designed to develop the
theme of the convention, “The Com
munity, The AAArkshop of Democracy,”
will constitute the program. The
Greensboro council headed by Airs.
Claudius Dockery and Air. C. AA’ Phil
lips, public relations director of AA'om-
an’s college, will sponsor social func
tions for the delegates.
Convention Headquarters
Headquarters for the convention will
he the King Cotton hotel. After the
registration of delegates and visitors,
at 10 a.ni. AAT'dnesday, April 8, the
opening session will start at 2 p.m.
with Airs. Blair in the chair.
Dr. Harold Aleyer, professor at the
University of North Carolina and vice-
liresident of the State Parent-Teacher
Congress, will deliver the opening ad
dress. Airs. AV. A. Hastings, Aladison,
AATsconsin, fir,st vice-president of the
national convention will speak on “The
P. T. A. Aleets the Challenge of AATir.”
Josephus Daniels of Raleigh, former
ambassador to Alexico, will deliver an
address on “The United States in the
Present) Hour.”
Other speakers include, AA'. A. Dees,
Goldslioro, president of the State
School Board association, and Dr. E, R.
Clinc,y of New York.
Would You Look Sweet
The Seat of a Bike!
Upon
Humming a liar of two of “A Bicy
cle Built for Two,” many citizens have
lately l)een turning all effort towards
lixing up the old two-wheelers.
Businessmen, high school girls (who
once con.sidered themselves too old for
such childish play) and school teachers
are all included in the rirsh for the
rubber-savers.
Alany rib-ticklers have been invented
upon the sight of portly old gentlemen
swinging gaily along on a two-wheeled
tandem or at the first v iew of a jmung
scliool marm, who is just learning to
ride, announcing proudly “The wdieels
went around seven times on that one!”
Scout around, have you an old bicy
cle lurking in some dark corner of your
basement? If so, get it out and spruce
it up, for it won’t be long till we’ll be
joining the “bicycle brigade.”
The Greensboro Senior high school
hand, under the direction of Herbert
Ilazelman, will appear in the annual
state hand contest, to be held here on
Friday, April 17, according to informa
tion gathered in an interview with the
director last week.
The numbers to he played, as an
nounced by Air. Hazelman, are “Pic
tures At An Exhibition” by Aloussorg-
sky and “First Suite In E Flat for a
Alilitary Band” by Holst.
As for the contest itself. Air. Hazel-
man declared that he and the directors
of the event hope it will be as large
and as good as those of previous years,
but that attendance would probably be
somewhat smaller because of transpor
tation difficulties.
Torchlight Sends Students
To Convention Next Week
returning to G. II. S. to
geance on you and you .
only repairing the hells.
wreak ven-
. AATllie is
Belk’s Easter Posters
Made By Art Students
Two senior students. Bob Perry and
.Joan Holleyman, and two juniors, Tim
AA'arner and Alary Neese, will be the
official delegates from the Greensboro
high school chapter of Torchlight at the
annual state convention of the scholas
tic honor society, which will take place
April 10 and 11 at R. J. Reynolds high
school, AATiiston-Salem, announced Aliss
Ida Belle Aloore, adviser of the group,
this week.
Other members of Torchlight will go
as unofficial delegates, but because of
the tire shortage, the number of cars,
and consequently the number of stu
dents to go has not yet been deter
mined.
Two posters urging the buying
of Easter seals for the benefit of
crippled children have been com
pleted by members of Miss Henri
Etta Lee’s art classes and are now
on display in the show windows of
Belk’s department store.
Doris Smith and Virginia Davis
did the painting and Lewis DeVane
and Lily Mae Campbell tooli care
ol the printing for the i)Osters.
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He also stated that in order to elimi
nate confusion he would like to make
a personal appeal requesting only those
who have business at the contest to
attend.
In addition to contest work and in
accordance with the request of the
morale department of the O. O. D., the
Greensboro band will present a series
of open air concerts at the Lindley
amphitheater. The first of the group
will be given on Sunday, April 12.
These concerts will consist of stirring
martial music, as well as numerous
symphonic nnmbers, overtures and
novelties. Although the senior high
band will be featured, several junior
high and elementary bands will par
ticipate.
Air. Hazelman declared, “In this wmy
we of the hand at Senior high and the
other bands taking part will be able to
do our part in the ‘National Victory’
program.”
Beverly Bell, who entered this school
recently from Reidsville, has been ac
cepted as a member of the Debating
club.
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