Page Eight
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, February 22, 1963
I want to make a correction
on something I said last week.
There was not a choir here
Friday in assembly. Instead we
were honored to have with us
five New York Shakespearian
actors. They were extremely
good, and really knew how to
make us laugh.
The portrayals which they put
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on were very helpful to those
who were required to see
Julius Ceasar for English.
We have the craziest mixed-
up weather in New Bern that
I have ever heard of. Here's
hoping you didn’t miss the
beautiful snow which was fall
ing Sunday, or the sunny and
warm day we had Monday. Of
course, it had to rain at least
one day this week, so it rained
Tuesday. See what I mean?
Don’t forget the Follies which
begin tonight in the high school
auditorium, with a second per
formance Saturday night.
The Blue Notes are going to
be here tonight, and we, the
Bears, play the Kinston Red
Devils at Kinston. I dare anyone
to say there is nothing to do.
Live for yourself alone, and
you become smaller. Live for
others and you grow greater.
Looking Glass-
(Continued from page 1)
action. Among the officers pre
sent and seated in council was
Knox, who reminded him of the
story of the knife and his
mother’s injuction--*’Always
obey your superiors.”
‘‘You were commanded to lead
this army,” said General Knox,
“and no one has ordered you to
cease leading it.” Washington
paused and thenreplied, “There
is something in that, I will think
it over.” Half an hour later he
had torn up the resignation, de
termined to fight on to the end.
Thus upon this slender thread,
the story of a little knife and a
mother’s injunction, hung for
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Top Ten Tunes
In New Bern
This Week
1. Hey Paula--Paul and
Paula.
2. Walk Like A Man—Four
Seasons.
3. Ruby Baby--Dion.
4. Rhythm of the Rain--Cas-
cades.
5. Walk Right In--Rooftop
Singers.
6. From A Jack To A King--
Ned Miller.
7. You’ve Really Got A Hold
On Me--Miracles.
8. You’re The Reason I’m
Living--Bobby Darin.
9. Wild Weekend--Rockin’
Rebels.
10. Blame It On The Bossa
Nova--Eydie Gorme.
THEIR CHOICE—New Bern High school seniors agreed
that Carol Ragan is the girl in their class with the most
personality, when they picked superlatives. Her laugh
ing eyes and ready smile help to make the campus
bright, even on rainy days.—Photo by John R. Baxter.
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BUDS & BLOSSOMS-
(Continued from page 7)
This week, for our Buds and
Blossoms poem, we have se
lected “Who Has Known
Heights” by Mary Brent White-
side,
Who has known heights and
depths shall not again
Know peace--not as the calm
heart knows
Low, ivied walls; a garden close;
And though he tread the
humble ways of men
He shall not speak the common
tongue again.
Who has known heights shall
bear forevermore
An incommunicable thing
That hurts his heart, as if a
wing
Beat at the portal, challeng
ing;
And yet--lured by the gleam
his vision wore- ■
Who once has trodden stars
seeks peace no more.
one brief moment the future life
of a great nation, whose
governmental principles have
enlightened and elevated
humanity, A mother’s gentle
command determined the course
of a noble son, and changed
the map of the world.
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