Good-Bye
Seniors
HIGH LIFE
Pictorial Supplement
VOLUME IX
GREENSBORO HIGH SCHOOL, MAY 24. 1929
And Old
G. H. S.
NUMBER 15
David Whitehead and Kate Woodburn,
G. H. S.’s two winners in National Flag
contest.
Mr. C. W. Phillips, principal of G. H. S., and acting super
intendent of city schools, in his office at G. H. S.
Ed Michaels, new president of Torchlight Society
Main building of new high school plant, to be opened for
school in the fall.
Semester presidents: Joe Dees, 1; W. M. Paris, 7; Mary
Rucker, 3; Guy Hope, 6; Ed Michaels, 8; Rigdon Dees, 5.
Left to right: Elizabeth Leak. High Life editor; Susan Gref'or''.
Homespun edit^r; Carl Vel' •nanave^' H’
Kernodle,
Horn-
.dkt
^ distributed
..apply Shop as has
i the past.
his year's annual is
lies, the idea of the
■iors) and the pil-
rried out in every
by Virginia Alex-
Ferree also carry
‘“adpiece by Ferree
leme of the year-
arm. It consists of
•school with pilgrims
campus. The two
be pilgrims in group
•es.
Left to right—Leighton Williamson, Adelaide Fortune, and
Shelby Fitzgerald, who appeared in "Pinafore” May 17.
j ’ and testament
Louis Brooks,
'lixon Thacker,
he old English
:, as they are
mplet imitating
..eh;
-.^./iTed up, al‘x';aSt)d.;-'an(:i'replied. “Motor
ing with the right person at the right
time."
It would be a most dramatic scene to
see Mr. Stanley Johnston indulging in
liis hobby, which is fishing for doodle
bugs. Mr. Johnson said, when the re
porter acted as if she were startled at
his answer, “If you don't believe it, put
one in another one’s hole and watch
them fight.”
Miss Estelle Mitchell answered
promptly, “Collecting of poems—all
kinds of poems. I get a whole trunk
full of them sometimes.”
Miss Laura Tillett and Miss Sarah
Leslie both say that reading is their
hobby.
When the question was asked Coach
Coletrane. he hesitatingly replied, “Oh,
well, baseball—I mean that my real
hobby is going to see my girl, and she
tells me that baseball is my hobby.”
Miss Katherine Jones and Miss Vir
ginia Hollingsworth say that their
Mr. J. II. Joh'h'
drawing is their
Mr. Johnston adddi
porter was slowly dt
Mr. Farthing is a-
Revere, who likes midn
Mr. Carlyle Shepard
Hobby is arguing auyd
time.
Further delving into '
vealed Miss Margaret
as horseback riding, ai.f'
mer’s is said to be
biscuits.”
“Cooking—I love it,^
K. Dry, when questio
be long before Miss 3
chance to pursue
with the duties of
tory, she will attei
the beds, and swt
Mrs. Edith R
hobby to be vi
hour each nig’'
though I will
glorious time.”
: three publication advisers. Left to
ett, Homespun; Mrs. Alma G.
e; Miss Lily Walker, Homespun.
right, Miss Laura
Coletrane, High