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GOLDSBORO HI NEWS
March 7, 1949
areer Day Date
Is Set March 30
Career Day will be observed
again in G. H. S. on March 30.
This is one day when different
representatives come to G. H.
S. to help the students become
better acquainted with different
eolleges and professions.
Last year each person had
three choices of classes to at
tend. Career Day will continue
to be an annual event.
Student Dictionary
A—Algerbra—oh my!
B—Biology—snakes, frogs, and
Wien
C—Conduct—nothing to be rec
ommended
D 'Dumb—most everybody
E—Excellent—what’s that?
E—Fun—out of place in this
Column
G—Green—all freshmen
Scott Motor Co.
Buick Motor Cars
Goldsboro, N. C.
French Club
Gets Members
Ann Hood and Billy Charlton,
two G .H. S. juniors, and Audrey
Garris, a senior, were admitted
into Le Circle Francceis, the G.
H. S. French Club, at a recent
meeting.
The buying of French Club pins
was discussed. It was decided that
March 15 will be the deadline for
buying pins.
Mike Pate, vice-president, led
the group in Rhythm. The game
was played in French and songs
were sung also.
La Nelle Edwards presided.
Are You Superstitious?
What A Dream?
Wilson
Shoe Service
All Work
Guars nleed
H—Him-dat “secret” one
I—I-something to see test with
J—Jokes—students pull
K—Kiss—now what has that to
do with school?
L—Love—’specially for Janet
and Sonny
N—N-just nothing
O—uttered on various occas
ions
P—Principal—head man
Q—Quiet — what teachers de
mand
R—Recess—what’s that?
S—Study—something Annette
never does
T—Talk—could that be Patsy
U—U’ll never know
V—Vein—Miss Jones and her
Biology
W—Walter—and that car of his
X—Xmas—just once a year
Y—Yell—what we love to do
Z—Zero—most popular grade
Wayne Realty and Insurance Co., Inc.
310 E. Walnut Street
Compiete Ii«iU Estate and Ins. Service
D. H. Jr. T. H. Freeman C. W. IVn^MR'k
for new outfits
Efirds
HEATING AND COOUNG INC.
CHRYSLER AIRTEMP
AIR CONDITIONING
Arnold B. Edgerton
I don’t know what I am do
ing here. I am sure I don’t be
long here. I just woke up one
morning and found myself here,
ihat’s all. I don’t know what I
have done to desei've this. Now,
here I am in this strange build
ing with all these odd people.
At first I thought I must be
dreaming. But, no, it was hor-
liibly real. I saw a strange crea
ture with a band around her
arm. I asked her where I was
to go. She said, "Just follow the
crowd.” That sounded like good
advice so I did.
I went down a long, dimly lit
corridor. All along the side there
were doors. I asked someone
what they were for and they
said that they were cells. “Am
I to be put in one of them?” I
asked.
“Yes, everyone is, he answered.
I wondered which one I would
be put in. People turned off at
cells along the way and when I
tried to follow them they said
■‘No, you can’t go in here. ,You
have to go to your own cell.”
So I just kept on until there
was only one cell left. No one
offered to stop me from enter
ing so I went on in. How odd!
The cells were furnished just
like a classroom. At the front
stood a woman. I turned to the
girl beside me to ask who the
woman was. “Shhhh,” she said,
■‘You can’t talk while the warden
IS talking. It’s a rule.”
So that was it! I was in prison
and this woman was the warden!
I wonder what I have done to be
put here? After awhile she
stopped talking and I asked the
girl beside me, “What did you
do to be put here?”
She looked at me as though
she thought I was crazy. “Don’t
be silly,” she said, “I didn’t do
anything. I am just here to get
an education. This is a school.
This is G. H. S.”
J. M. Edgerton & Son Inc.
Packard Autos
Norge Home Appliances
Exclusive Dealers In
Exclusive Cars For
Exclusive Folks
Lincoln Mercury
Central Service
Motor Co.
115 E. Auk St.
Phone 2340
Goldsboro
Music Company
221 N. John St.
Phone 1718
RCA Radios, Records
Record Player*
Musical Instruments
Musical Accessories
HELBROS
WATCHES
AT
KADIS, INC.
123 E. Walnut St.
Are you superstitious?
You don’t know?
Well, here's how to find out
all about yourself.
Do you think it brings good
luck to:
Find a dead rat; see the moon
through the trees; see a pin
pointed toward you; carry a rab
bit’s foot; break a broomstick
the day that you are moving
into a new house?
Do :’ou get the jitters and
start expecting the worst when
you:
See a black cat in front of
you; leave your socks in your
shoes; see a bat in your house
at night; cross bat at a baseball
game; crawl over a person in
bed; open an umbrella in the
house; or move on Friday?
If you said “Yes” to all the
first and “No” to all the second
then you have possibilities of
being superstitious. If you be
lieve all the following omens:
then you’re beyond hope and
prooably nothing but a bag of
nerves:
That frogs make warts; bury
ing a dead cat in a graveyard
at midnight will cure all ills;
washing your hands in rain wa
ter caught in a hollow stump
will cure w’arts; if you sleep un
der a new quilt you will dream
of the person you will marry;
if two people dry their hands
on different ends of a tow'el
there will be a quarrel; if a
bird flies in the house through
an open window it is a warning
of death; if your nose itches you
are going to have company;
wood cut during full moon won’t
dry out; if you walk in anoth
er person’s tracks you will have
a headache; if a picture falls
in your house a relative will
die; if the sun shines w'hile it
is raining it will rain the next
day; a person who kills a frog
will stump his toe; if the sun
sets clear, the following day will
be clear; to feel a sensation bf
a ringing in the ears mjans that
someone will die; if you make a
wish and punch a doodle bug,
and if he jumps the way you
hoped he would, the wish will
come true; and if you forget
something don’t go back for it
unless you sit and wait five min
utes.
Corny Corn!
Have you heard the latest con*?
Well here are a few oW on««
and new ones. And brother a*«
they popping.
"How old are you, jtimmy?"
asked the visitor.
"I’m at the awkward age.”
"Really! What do you call the
awkward age?”
"Too old to cry and too younf
to swear.”
"Do you love your enemies?"
"Yep, all three of them: to
bacco, women, and wine.”
"Young man,” said the father,
“when Lincoln was your age he
was earning his own living.”
“And when he was your age,"
said the son, “he was president."
A boss was upset because hj»
new secretary was late. “Feem-
ing,” he said as she finally came
in; “You should have been here
at nine.”
“Why?” she asked. “What hap.
pened?”
Two girls in front of jewelry
store;
"I think he loves me, but he
never comes right out with any
thing I can put on my finger."
Sue; "I wonder if Jack love*
me?”
Mabel: "Of course he does,
dear. Why should he make you
an exception?”
Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Bye—now.
Creech, Inc.
Fine Furniture Bedding
Floor Covering
m»Zn W. Walnut St.
Goldsboro, N. C.
Beamon’s Lectro-Lab
Kadio Sales and Service
F. M, - A. M.
Philco Auto Ra«llos
115 N. John St 1498-W
INSURANCE
John W. Thompson
Starts Sunday
First Goldsboro
Showing
“MY OWN
TRUE LOVE”
with
Melvin Douglas
Phylis Calvert
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Phone 1516-J 201 East Walnut St
Goldsboro, N. C.
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