June 9, 1938 GOLDSBORO HI NEWS PAGE SEVEN Shipment 38, Consigned to the World, Leaves Valuables As products of the Goldsboro Higli Scliool Learning Corporation, we, Shipment 38, hereby make the following suggestions and bequeath the following talents to those ship ments following us. We challenge any other shipment to equal our standards of ability, service and quality. If we go out to be immediately consuyied by the Wage Earning Pub lic Corporation, or if we go to be ])olislied and set for a special type of work in the University machine, this corporation will always bask in the glory we reflect. Through the vast, masterful accomplishments we wall make, your business will be in creased one hundred per cent and the reputation for YOUR output will become world-widely known. The address "which has been writ ten on our shipment is brief but adequate. It merely reads “The World.” So before we set forth on our journey, we will render our ^‘Last Will and Testament:’’ For GHS Article I: To the corporation as a,;Avhole, shipment 38 bequeaths .its limitless democratic attitude wdiich we, the 146 pieces in this shipment, urge the entire corporation to de velop accordingly, ... Article II:- To majority , stock holder, Mr. B; P;'Johnson,-we will the most perfect product yet turned out under the new, progressive type of, wprkmanshi,p. r ^ Article III: To the^ riiembers of the 'Board of Directors of' this cor- p'bration we leave the close relation ship which ^ve have cultivated. Article IV: Since we believe that “A hint to the wise is sufficient” (how is that for a compliment?) and since we think our aged experience might help you younger shipments wfi assign the following properties: ■Section I: To the whole corpora tion we will any other s6ni'or privi lege except being first in the lunch line. We wist! to save this right for our college eating hall. (I hope it works', I^iope, I hope—I hope.) traits good and otherwise are as follows: Ham’s One’s George Ham wills his one’s to Jimmy Mcllhenny (of course, we all know Jimmy would never accept them). Prances Coward bequeaths her blushes to any puny freshman who needs a school girl complexion. Billy Mooring wills his jokes and Einstein to Billy Ilollowell, who knows little about jokes and nothing about Einstein. Bobbie Anne Sanborn leaves her ability to understand Mr, Barrett and the rest of her opposite sex to Lorraine Taylor. Jean Edgerton wills her intimacy with blond German haircuts to Vir ginia Modlin. Garland Kich wills his reducing diet to “Squirt” Cuddington. Bert Griffin and Eoss Ward be queath their two dead hunting dogs to the boat-bottom-bursters, Boddie Perry and Paul Garrison. Kalmar’s “Jokes” William Kalmar leaves his ability to laugh at his own jokes to Bill Cobb. J. C. Smith wills his Chesterfield haberdashery to R. T, Cozart, Speed Hollowell bequeaths,., his athletic talent to Horace Potter, Louise Sineath Wills her hair-do’s to Kala Rosenthal, Helen Moye wills her error niark- ing system, lier.^gatley sheets and her midnight oil in Robm 19 to Silippy, the Snooperess, Mayre Best. ' . Jack Wharton yields his humor and his trombone-^ to-J. R. IS'ickens, the poor boy talks so little, J abie- Jlpyward wills his chewing gum aM J liisi pi’esidential speech against “War” to Mrs, White and his job *as'^'“Little Cdesar” to in coming dictator^ “Herr” Gordon. Scottie'T^anieron wills her seat at the lunch room select table and her string to Betty Michaux, Try to keep the knots untied as well as she has, Betty. o Tr r,-, r., . Hardy Lee Ihom))son bequeaths Section JI.: lo Shipment 39 we i • . , . I his ways Avith jiowerful, prowling bequeath an outstanding athletic group, both boys and girls. We leave this as a challenging standard for wdiich to strive, ‘ SectiohTII: To Sophomore Ship ment 40 we donate a varnished foot rule to be used as a walking stick for each of its members. Article V: jN^ow that we have shown every, other shipment that we are better than they are ever going to be, we naturally have some piece- to-piece donations to leave. These Officq Telephone 314 Besidence Telephone 226-M DR..R. S. TURLINGTON DENTIST All Kinds of Dental Work Done Boom 203-4-5 Professional Building Plymouths to Billy Hood and his Brogdeii-bound Buick. Ruth’s Basketball Ability Ruth Shepard wills her four years on the basketball bench to Edith J ones. Harriet JSToell bequeaths her Casanova night-life to Frances Yel- verton. Ridley Whitaker wills his Dentyne or Baloney to the next fel low who can i)ut chewing gum under his tongue and still speak French. (We all know how well Whitaker s])eaks French.) Jim Manly wills his seemingly hopeless love, liis laugh and his ability to run a mile in two laps to Tom Dameron. Eddie Mansoiir offers the Bachelors’ Club to all those boys who want to be hen-j)ecked husbands or hoary-bearded hermits. Norene’s Gestures Norene Johnson donates her emo tional gestures to the next class that produces a Junior Play. Joe Edwards leaves his list of “I’ll-pay-you-Monday” shop debts to Joe “,Pay-Today” Jenkins. Nancy Pipkin bequeaths her car that never starts to Wiley Smith with his 'bicycle, and her three auburn-haired, companions to the Red-headed League. “Scab” Ward wills his train imitation to tlie Atlantic Coastline. Hugh Westray aiul Lassiter Bell VWWWWWWWUVW\.WVWV’ Congratulations to the Seniors NFII. will their hair-combing troubles to “Hot” Heyward. Tilly Horton wills her ability to draw to Antionette Lupton. Sarah Cox leaves h('r duties as treasurer to the Bank of Wayne. Jimmy Weathers wills his wonder haircuts (wonder where the hair is) and his splashing swim success (splashing iii the bath tub) to Ran dolph Middleton. “Whesie” Schweikert bequeaths her love for • (;x-sailors to every patriotic student citizen. Burwell’s Camera Ted Burwell wills his position as candid camera kodak king to Frank Irwin, Harry Hollingsworth wills his ability to change the constitution to Ike Manly. Betty Carrere wills her silence to Jaquelin Campeh. Since this century would not hold time enough to enumerate all the William H.Smitli,M.D. Ninth Floor Wayne Bank Building Goldsboro, N. C. Office Phone 12—Residence Phone 320 OFFICE HOTIBS: 9 to 10 a.m., and 3 to 4 p.m. Our Heartiest Congratuliitmns Seniors May Your Future Life Be Full of Joy. MERIT'S SHOE STORE May Your Next Step Be To Success Goldsboro Drug Co. Phone No. 1 It’s easy to remember Since 1870 We Make Ice Cream That Tastes Like More Try it There is a difference GOLDSBORO CANDY KITCHEX PHONE 173 Sanitary Market Native and Western Meats Phone 559 - 550 We Deliver Malpass Grocery Will Deliver Your Groceries PHONE 656 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THE OPERA SHOP BETTER LIGHT BETTER SIGHT Protect Precious Eyesight. Notice how comfortably you can study your lessons with a New lES Table Lamp CAROLINA Power and Light Co. GOLDSBORO BEAUTY SHOP 211! S. Cfutor (JOI.DSIUHK), N.'C. Special DiKcoitntu to llUjh School Sfu({cntn' vwvwA-wvwiiWwyv^w HARRELL’S I NEWSSTAND | I 105 North Center | I Fountain Service | I News and Observer I I 20c Per Week | 5 i 5 SEE HUB HARDWARE COMPANY for BASEBALL GOODS TENNIS BALL and RACQUETS IT IS XOT TOO LATE To Provide for a College Education TKe Easy Way is the Installment Plon Consult CITIZENS BUILDING&LOAN ASSOCIATION CHARLES S. NORWOOD, Secretory traits ot this remarkable shi))ment and since our ship, “SrCH.’ESS,” is anchoring in (Jraduation Harbor, prepared to take us on our journey, we lien'hy close this will with one mor(> thought that we would like to leave as we embark. A good sliipmeut Must add (U) 'I’o operation And the I'now 1'o tcdge To get success With a caj)ital S With these words- the ‘‘Last Will and Testament of Shipment 158” is closed. Testated by f7anies (h-one. Witnessed by jVry Cat and Manly’s Dog. P.S. If any character or happen ing in this masterpiece is true, the incident is purely coincidental and fictitous. Ke-testated bv James Crone. BUSH COATS Just Arrived EDWARDS YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Goldsboro's Best 5 BULOVA'S LATEST n JEWELS $- \ ¥. \ HARRIS JEWELRY (JOLDSBORO, N. C. BEST WISHES GRABJUATES CAROUNA THEATHE

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