December 9, 1938
GOLDSBORO HI NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
Junior Couple Take In Social
‘^Here, Sonny, put my purse in
your pocket and let’s go in; I’m
dying to get started. Just look at
’em dance! Honest, if you don’t
liurry, I’m going nuts. (JSTo cracks
from the informed!) Gee, here’s
hoping they do the Taul Jones’ on
account of I sho’ don’t wanta get
‘stuck.’ Listen to Kannan imitate
Kay Kyser, will ya? Boy, he’s got
the biz. Say, are you coming this
week or next week? I would like
to get there before the last number.
Law, they’re giving everybody a
handful of beans! I wonder why ?
There’s no sense in that. Sonny,
what is wrong with you?”
• “Sarah, will you please let me get
a word in ‘edgewise’? I forgot to
hring our Activity Tichetsf!”
“My goodness, why didn’t you say
that’s what you wanted? You gave
’em to me and I put ’em in my purse.
Just look in your pocket. You ain’t
got ‘biddy’! ISTow, give the tickets
to Mr. J. W. and let’s start swing-
ing.”
“My cow, they’re giving us some
beans. Sarah, what are we supposed
to do with ’em ?”
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“I don’t know. I guess we’ll learn.
Look at Herbert Barbour and Vir
ginia Modlin, would ya? They look
like Mutt and Jeff!”
“Gal, you ain’t seen nothing yet.
Just look at Billy Hood and
‘Skinny’ Hallow over there.
They’re monopolizing the floor.” (I
just heard “Professor Cobb” use
that one!)
“My lands, why are they clearing
the floor? Oh, the program’s about
to begin. There goes Rudolph Pate.
Gee, he’s gonna play the piano.
Ain’t that swell? He really ‘goes
to town’ on ‘Saint Louis Blues.’
I could listen to it for months with
out getting tired. Couldn’t you ?
And here comes the ‘jitter-bugs.’
They’re the best in the country, I
know. Our ‘jam sessions’ are
really first class!”
“Have you ever? The program’s
over already and the lights have
started blinking. I knew it was
comin’. Fun like this can’t last for
ever.” S. B. and S. D., ’40.
Merry Christmas
All the freshmatn homerooms
are wandering what to do with
$7.95 which is the personal prop
erty of each room. The money is
their share of the profit made on
the freshman Hallowe’en party.
Some of the rooms are using the
money to purchase curtains.
Others are yet undecided as to the
purpose.
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Cosmetics
Toilet Sets
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Freshman Wins
High News Award
Selling 14 Hi ISTews subscrip
tions, Alma Griffin, freshman from
Miss King’s homeroom won the in
dividual prize in the recent circula
tion campaign, necessitated by the
comparatively small number of ac
tivity tickets purchased by students.
Miss Ipock’s first period class,
selling 45 subscriptions, won the
homeroom prize which is to be a
homeroom Christmas party given by
the staff.
To date there are 380 activity
ticket subscriptions, 91 new student
subscribers and 102 outside sub
scribers, making a total of 513. This
is 77 lower than last year’s sub
scriptions, which totaled 5i90.
Miss King’s room, with 14 sub
scriptions, was second and Miss
Langston’s with twelve, was third.
Sarah Dees and Hugh Daughtry
tied for second place in the in
dividual sales with 8 subscriptions
each.
Alma Griffin’s prize was a dollar’s
trade in the Hi News Shop.
Merry Christmas
Citizenship As Topic
Paper^s Twelfth Year
(Continued from page one)
Mr. Dortch are Mr. L. G. I^ufer,
vice president; Mrs. Mary Broad-
hurst, secretary; and Mrs. J. W.
Swift, treasurer.
Mrs. White, chairman, Mrs.
Emil Eosenthal and Olivia Fergu
son make up the program commit
tee for this year.
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The Loose Tongue
Hi-ya! Senors, Senoras, Senori-
tas and SENIORS (that’s me).
Anyhow, that’s better’n making
a meow remark about our perfect
ly respectable and angelic principal.
(I’ll call later for the two bits.)
Since fall has fell and football is
a thing of the past, it is fitting and
proper that the noble grid heroes
should be properly rewarded. So
after much deliberation, etc., I have
prepared the following superlatives :
Thinks-he’s-the-hero—.Boddie Perry
Most handsome Ernest Burton
Most valuable Bill Hood
(He makes a very good landmark.)
Best physi-Q “Clum” Daniels
(There’s more of him.)
Why-coaches-get-bald-headed
“Fate” Sasser
Most timid ^^Zob” Kannan
Most romantic
Charlie Liles and Heyward Privette
And just to avoid hurting Pat
Pate’s feelings I nominate him for
next year’s mascot.
Just to be diiferent I’ll try a little
of my own poetry:
They call me Goon
Moon, spoon, swoon, june
A tall escort—er-r.
Maybe we’d better discontinue the
poetry.
Speaking of escorts and things
reminds me of a couple of little
romances circulating about. Lillie
Burns and Feebe Daughtry think
each other mighty cute. (He wears
her costume jewelry) but Julia
Kannan thinks Glenwood Johnson
is just twice as cute.
Gals! this is the tip! Troy Hooks
and Dee Wood Vinson have lost
their reps as chief romeos to the
most romantic, most handsome,
Robert Taylorish, Harpo Markish
human on wheels—Roscum Byrum!
Wadda man! Best of all, he can
serenade you about a purty little
poodle dog on his fiddle. Merry_
Christmas and Keep Smiling.
Students Use Bus
On Thirteen Trips
So far this year there have been
thirteen trips taken in the school
bus.
Seven of these trips were made
by the football team. Six other
trips have been taken by classes from
Goldsboro schools: A fifth grade
class of thirty-two pupils has made
trips to jSTew Bern and Raleigh; a
sixth grade class of forty pupils has
taken a trip to Fremont; a Student
Association group of thirty went to
Chapel Hill; a Sociology-English
group of thirty went to hear Pres
ident Franklin D. Roosevelt’s speech
at Chapel Hill on December 5.
In order to take a trip in the bus,
a group of people need only to have
a definite place to go, a reason for
going, and a general outline of what
will be done when they get there. A
group must have some one see Mr.
Johnson and have him explain the
financial and safety details of the
trip.
The cost of running the bus is five
cents a mile, the minimum charge
being $1.50.
The bus was purchased last Sep
tember at a cost of $1,200. Classes
of ’38 and ’39 each donated $100,
which, combined with other funds,
enabled GHS to pay $800 toward
the bus. The other $400 was paid
by the Goldsboro Graded Schools
and is to be repaid as soon as pos
sible.
Bronze plates will be placed in
side the bus recognizing the classes
that have made contributions.
G. E. COGDELL
Bicycles
Lochs and Keys
Merry Christmas
77 Students Moke First,
Second Honor Rolls
(Continued from page one)
Lee Spencer, W. C. Stuckey, Ray
Rouse and Helen MacClenny.
Sophomores: Bertha Shaver,
Eunice Highsmith, Ernest Crone,
Mary Louise Thomson, Marie Belk,
Jessie Mallard, Mary Hicks, Eliza-
oeth Royall, Delores West Eliza
beth Hawley, Elizabeth Mayo, Ellen
Lovelace, Albert Handley, Billy
Charlton, Evelyn Sinn, Annie Mae
Christianberry, Margaret Campbell,
Bob Mooring and Julia Thompson.
Freshmen: Mary Mitcham, Alma
Griffin, Dorothy Grice, Nancy Paige
Swift, Effie Ruth Maxwell, Ruth
Minton, Margaret Scott and Elaine
Brown.
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