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HUNTING WITHOUT A RIFLF
SCHOOL I NCI^EPISE S
'Bl ALICE ISSETTE PREPfll^EDNE55 FOR FIR.E
rdd you get a job? when
do you go to work? did you
have any 'luck? were some
of the questions that
greeted Christy Finch^ Kay
V/iggsj Elaine Edwards,
Fannie Ruth Howell> Joyce
Bailey, Evelyn Peele/Betty
Lou Patterson, and me the
day after our job-hunting
expedition in Raleigh,
Well, none of us came
back with signed contracts,
but we did get a little
encouragement and a chance
to practice some of the
things Mrs. Lassiter has
been teaching us.
"Approach the lady at the
information desk, intro
duce yourself, and tell
her what you want" were
Mrs. Lassiter's instruc-
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tions. But did you ever
try to tell someone at an
employment office your
name and what you wanted?
Believe me, they know what
you want) and the moment
you enter the door you are
greeted with an appli-
cation blank and ''Sit down;
fill this oUt please»"
If you go to Raleigh wear
ing a hat, gloves, heels,
and a tailored, business
like outfit and ask for
directions to that street
but also to the steps of
the employment office on
the same street.
Walking from one side of
Raleigh to the other in
shoes that are too small
wasn’t exactly comfortable.
In fact, Elaine Edwards
and I grew tired and
walked the last few steps
to the car in our stock
ing feet.
Please don't tell Mrs.
Lassiter, though!
Be happy with i’fhat you
have and are, be generous
with both, and you won't
have to hunt for happiness.
William Gladstone
Great emphasis has been
placed on the fire drills
in the school this year
with at least one drill
per monthi
Perry O'Berry, Nash Coun
ty Fire Marshallj or M, Wi
Weaver^ Principal^ staged
an uhannounced fii*e drill
to check the time required
to vacate the buildings*
Several times, one of the
entrances was blocked and
all the upstairs students
had to exit through one
door instead of two* Elvery-
one was surprised on two
occasions vrtien the fire
trucks came to the school.
Instead of the three
short rings of the school
bell, an old fire siren is
now being used in case of
an electrical shortage.
A real shock came to Mr.
Weaver in March when Fire
Marshall 0»Berry slipped
unexpectedly into the of
fice and sounded the fire
alarm while Mr, Weaver was
supervising a study hall.
Upon the suggestion of Mr,
O'Berry, the gymnasium has
been rewired and each exit
unblocked. Fire extin
guishers have been placed
in the Home Economics de
partment, science labora
tory, and cafeteria,
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