THE New BERN MIRROR, NBW BERN. N. C.
Friday, April 1, 1966
Teen
Topics
By JENNIE KENNEL
HI there.
It's been a busy week again,
huh? Were you able to go to
the Pep Club banquet last Mon
day night? If you did go, I’m
sure you’ll agree that It was
one of the best yet. (Of course,
when you consider that we’ve
only had flve^ It makes a dif
ference, but It was still a good
one.)
This banquet honored the
wrestling team, basketball
teams, and cheerleaders. No
one can say that we didn’t have
enough food either. My gosh.
All those meats and vegetables
and desserts and salads and
desserts were enough to sat
isfy any grownlngathlete’shun-
ger.
Mr, McDaniel was our guest
speaker and all the kids really
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CLEANERS
223 CRAVEN
FOR
YOUR CHOICE
of Sacred,
Popular and
Classical Sheet
Music and
Musical
Instruments
It's
FULLER'S
MUSIC HOUSE
enjoyed listening to him. You
see, he let us In on a few
priceless Jewels about the
younger years of Coach Rus
sell and Coach Slaughter. They
were no different than us to
day.
Did you realize that one of
Coach Slaughter’s favorite hob
bles was growing and raising
fishing worms. It came as a sur
prise to us and to him also.
I know some of you think I
really pulled a boo-boo by not
telling you about the student-
faculty game on Wednesday
night. Well, let me set the rec
ords straight. It was a much a
surprise to us as It was to you.
All the senior girls and boys
who played signed up for It on
Tuesday morning. We didn’t
even get a chance to practice
together, at least the girls
didn’t. Most of the boys had
been playing together IntheRec
Center league all winter.
So you see, we actually play
ed terrific games considering.
But what can you do when you’re
playing teachers. You’ve more
or less got to let them win to
keep their egos up. (I hope you
can tell that I’m kidding. They
nlayed hard games.)
Wasn’t It good havingthe stu
dents from Wake Forest home
this week? That means that our
vacation Is coming up soon too.
Looking Glass'
(Continued irom page 1)
who worship the Beatles and
Herman and the Hermits, but
wouldn’t waste time listening to
the strains of BrahmsandBeet-
hoven?
No one except a business man
who sneaks away from his of
fice during the early afternoon,
and spends the rest of the day
light hours clobbering and fol
lowing a little white ball, until
It tumbles Into a hole in self
defense.
Or maybe you’re the extrem
ist who squirms at a bridge
table, and tries to find a hid
den message In your partner’s
bid. Or the fellow who feels
wiser than Solomon when he
Top Ten Tunes
In Nevv Bern
This Week
1. 19th Nervous Breakdown-
Rolling Stones.
2. Nowhere Man—Beatles.
3. The Ballard of The Green
Berets—S/Sgt. Barry Sadler.
4. Daydream—Lovin’Spoon
ful.
5. Homeward Bound--Simon
& Garfunkel.
6. You’re My Soul & In
spiration-Righteous Bros.
7. California Dreamin’—
Mamas & Papas.
8. Bang Bang—Cher.
9. 634-6789 — Wilson Pick
ett.
10. Sure Gonna Miss Her—
Gary Lewis.
(This week’s Mirror pick for
a future spot In the Top Ten
Is the Johnny Rivers record
ing of “Secret Agent Man.’’)
Scott
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CO.
TILE AND
FLOOR COVERING
1. c scon, JR.
QUIZ—This young man (just 8 weeks old, believe it
or not) is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Herring
of Merrit Rt. 1. Can you name the world leader of
our century he strongly resembles? Any student who
can’t has never heard of Number 10 Downing Street.
—^Photo by Eunice Wray.
VITA-VAR
PAINTS
•t
tricks a hungry fish Into biting
the lure he purchased at a
sporting goods store.
At the moment, as you’ve
gathered from the foregoing,
we’re extremely sorry for those
Girl Scouts and Brownies In
Washington, and extremely glad
to be living in a town that is
half way respectable and law
abiding, extreme poverty not
withstanding.
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