March 14, 1952
THE FULL MOON
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What's In A Name?
David not doctor
David not soldier,
David Plowman.
Larry lard,
Larry Spry,
Larry Crisco.
Nancy plows,
Nancy milks cows,
Nancy Farmer
Ronnie not dog,
Ronnte not wolf,
Ronnie Fox.
Gene looked for his honey,
Gene mad at his honey
Gene Honeycutt.
Henry harhmers,
Henry saws,
Henry Carpenter.
Arce went to b-ed poor, Jean twinkles,
Arce walked in her sleep, jean shines,
Arce Rose Rich. jean Starr.
Mr. Blake, Peggy carries fleas,
Mr. Broil, Peggy kefeps bears warm,
Mr. Fry. Peggy Furr.
Mary bosses,
Mary gives orders,
Mary Foreman.
Janice drive her,
Janice stop her,
Janice Parker.
Jimmy crazy,
Jimmy nut,
Jimmy Almond.
Mickey not red,
Mickey not blue,
Mickey Green.
Keith flutter,
Keith fly away,
Keith Byrd.
Tommy has fathter,
Father named John,
Tommy Johnson.
Roger prisoner,
Roger escape,
Roger Freeman.
Sally steals,
Sally dishonest,
Sally Crook.
Kathryn scrape her,
Kathryn cut her,
Kathryn Shaver.
Paul has tangles,
Paul is peroxided,
Paul Haire.
Delegates Go to Convention
Students Enjoy
Watching Movies
In order to make the subjects
that are taken in the school more
enjoyable and more easily un
derstood, films are being shown
to the students in connection with
their various subjects.
One of the science labs in the
basement, which was formerly
used as a classroom, has been
equipped to show movies to the
students during the day.
Many of the films are shown
during the class periods.- How
ever, the movies in connection
with the guidance programs are
shown during activity period. Re
cently the projection room has
been used several times during
the lunch hour on rainy days for
those students who remain at
school for the entire hour.
In connection with the guid
ance programs in the classes,
the freshmen have seen two
films entitled “How to Study
and “Making the Most of School .
Along with their study of mar
riage, the seniors have seen “Are
You Ready for Marriage” and
“Marriage is a Partnership”.
Such films as “Music In
America”, “Vocal Music”, and
“Your Voice” were shown to the
girls’ chorus, the ninth grade
chorus, and the mixed chorus.
In the physical education de
partment, the freshmen and
sophomores have seen “Basket
ball Fundamentals”, “Basket
ball Today”, and “Exercise and
Health”.
Students in the tenth, eleventh,
and twelfth grades who are tak-
ing typing have seen four films
entitled “Duties As A Secretary”,
“Know Your Typewriter”, “Office
Etiquette”, and “Advanced Typ
ing”.
The English classes have seen
films on Julius Caesar, William
Shakespeare, and parliamentary
procedure. Also, to help acquaint
them with the library the stu
dents have seen such films as
“Choosing Books to Read”, “Find
the Information”, and “The Im
portance of Making Notes”.
All freshmen, who are requir
ed to take general science, have
been enjoying the following
movies: “Iron Horse” and “Mak
ing A Tire”. The biology stu
dents saw “Gift of Green”.
Students in the eleventh grade
in connection with their study
of American history have seen
“Our Declaration of Indepen
dence” and “The Federal Govern
ment,” while sophomores taking
World history were shown “The
Medieval World”.
Did You Know
That
“Flick” Talbert reads the Sunday
paper?
The 10th grade is loaded with
handsome boys?
Doug Knotts won’t let anything
keep him from coming to
school?
James Lisk has a reserved stand
ing place on the square?
Ruth Clark wants a “Manless
Wedding”?
Mr. Jeffords has a “stoplight”
vest of bright red plaid?
The students have found a sub
stitute for the airport?
There’s a geeks’ convention on
the square every Sunday?
“Perfidia” isn’t a girl’s name?
T,-Boe McLendon needs two stools
at Harmanco’s to be comfor-
Donald Almond has put in a re
newal for his dog tags?
French II students are graduat
ing into Morganton after at
tempting the translation of
“Sans Famille”?
Jimmy Brown went wild over the
marimbist’s assistant?
Roger Morris is afraid of women
drivers?
David Morrow is the “Carolyn
Miller” of the basses?
Martha Morrow drinks milk at
night?
Sherrill Aldridge is afraid of
thunder storms?
Junior Josey is considering be
coming a carnival barker?
The Speaking and Writing club
acquired a treasurer for the
duration of a picture for the
annual?
David Plowman wears Mennen
shave lotion?
James Gibson has brown eyes?
Virginia Helms likes red Life-
S3.VGrS ?
The freshmen class is the quiet
est one in the halls?
Some culprit in a chorus class
left a wad of chewing gum in a
seat?
The following films have been
shown to the various math
classes: “Geometry In Action”,
“Language In Mathematics”,
“Managing the Family Income”,
and “The Meaning of Percent”.
A very interesting movie en
titled “The Shortest Way Home”
was recently shown to the Di
versified Occupations class along
with the sociology classes.
Miss Beatrice Holbrook is in
charge of these movies, which
are all of an educational na
ture. A number of others have
been ordered and will be shown
in the future.
Delegates from the National
Honor Society of A.H.S. will at
tend the state convention to be
held at Asheville, April 3 and 4.
Two delegates will be elected to
represent A.H.S.’s National Hon
or Society at the convention.
They will be accompanied by
Mrs. Westerlund. Any other
THURSDAY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
GREGORY PECK* as Captain
Lance, Who Gave Fort Invin
cible It's Name . . .
"Only
The Valiant"
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members of the N.H.S. that wish
to go may do so, but will not
have a vote at the convention.
A big time is promised to the
delegates. The main events will
be a banquet and a square dance.
The delegates have not been
elected and will be announced
later.
MAYBE BETTY LYNN CROW
ELL needs another course in Bi
ology. The other day, while
sitting on a snow-covered fence,
she made the following state
ment: “My feet are cold.”
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