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R .RIDGE VS. BAILEY
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12:, NO. 3 ■ ‘ • MILEY. Ni C.. NOVEIvIBER. 19^1
Seniors Endeavoring To Buy Public Address System
Treasury Surges
Upft Result Of Carnivol
Profits from the/ Hallow
een Carnival climbed to
$335*85 after expenses
were taken out, reports
M, W. V/eaver,
Ihe Halloween Queen Con-
tast, with a total of
5^^30.57, netted more than
two-thirds of the total
revenue.
Next came the drink booth
with $18.20. The hot dog
stand was close behind
with $18.10.
More than 500 attended
the Carnival; however, Iifr.
VJeaver commented that
there wasn’t as much money
raised this year as last.
Hhe P.T.A, expects to use
the money to help carry
out the ground beautifi
cation plans,
Principal Y/eaver and the
P.T.A. wish to thank the
parents, teachers, and stu
dents for their fine co-op
eration.
Judge Warns Truonts
Juvenile court judge, M.
G. Sills, states that un
less a student remains in
school until he is sixteen
years old, a case worker
will check upon the situa
tion, and if absence con
tinues, no choice remains
except training school.
Gxint Your Besshgs'
As the Thanksgiving holi
days begin today, thoughts
turn to the many blessings
received and the thrill of
pleasures and delights to
come for the next two days
Attending special church
services, visiting rela
tives, or gathering all
the family together for a
feast v;ill be a few of the
pleasures in store for
nany.
Thanksgiving Day was de-
:reed for a dual purpose ;
bo count one's blessings
3-nd to thank God "from
yhom all blessings flow."
Music Dept. Turns
former Gr. foom Into Use
All public school music
classes are now meeting in
their new quarters, the
room formerly knovrn as the
seventh grade room.
The use\of this room will
offset this drawback of
rattling pots and pans in
the lunchroom. Because of
the large open space of
the auditorium, it is hard
for Miss Lav/rence to r. con-
dUct her choral work there.
At the last Parent-Teach-
er meeting, the associa
tion voted to match a coun
ty $2^ allotment for pur
chasing records for use in
Ivliss Lavnrence's department.
Theater Model Needsc'
In an attempt to purchase
a public address system
for the auditorium, the
seniors have contacted twc
companies.
The first one, the Caro
lina School Service, has
done work on the school's
present sound system. This
company did not have the
amplifiers that were need
ed, but it did suggest to
the class the type requir
ed.
The second company, call
ed in from Raleigh, gave a
demonstration on November
1 during dress rehersal
for the senior play. It
was soon discovered that
this type, because of the
smallness of the auditori
um, gave a rebound or ech’.*,
which proved this syster
to be unsatisfactory.
TYPE REQUIRED
The type needed is simi
lar to the ones used
theaters with amplifier^'.
or units, that fit on each
side of the wall. Such a
system would make the
sound uniform throughout
the room. The cost would
be approximately $350.
The seniors next contact?::
Clifton Brilton, dramatics
instructor of Goldsboro
High School, who has the
type of address system de
sired. He will be able to
advise the class as to pi’r--
chase, type, and. C C£y t,