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April 7,1950
High Life
Page Three
Charles Herbert To Be
J^ew Principal at Aycoc\
SvX An Inrn IB ? ‘‘V®. from Senior to the National D. K Convention to be held in
FS,T*Ri,rtnn^Ton KUlebrew, Christine Johnson, Rachel Slate,
K S®” Jeaneen Weils, Oma Foushee; second row, Vemon Hnriey, Jim Covert, Dennis
Bel!, Koimie Britt, Mrs Margaret Finch, Charles Barber, Doris Vaughn, and Esther Wooten. Frank is state
president and will preside at the convention. .. .o.. e is suiie
Charles E. Herbert, Assistant
Principal and Dean of Boys here at
Senior High, will be filing G. H. S.
under “pleasant memories” next
year to accept the position as Prin
cipal of Aycock School.
When this busy man was finally
“nabbed” for an interview, he im
mediately gave forth with boasts of
Senior. Mr. Herbert considers
Greensboro mighty fortunate to
have a high school such as Senior
High with such a talented student
body.
Students Friendly
When asked what he likes most
about Senior, he replied, “the stu
dents! I have had an, enjoyable time
working with them.” “Mr. Eouth
and the faculty are most apprecia
tive and cooperative,” he added.
Although he is looking forward to
his work with the students of Ay-
cock, he confesses that he will mik
‘dear ole’ G. H. S. Mr. Herbert is
pleased with the spirit and happi
ness expressed and the quality of
work being done by G. H. S.’ers. He
beams with pride at the large num
ber of students on the Honor Koll.
Qualifications
He has taught in Oklahoma, New
Mexico, and taught in California
previous to coming to Senior High.
He served four years in the Air
Gorp, being a Captain of an Air
Tran'Sport Command in San Fran
cisco Port of Embarkation.
A “Pop” As Well As Teacher
A devoted father as well as a
teacher, Mr. Herbert gives much of
his time to his cute little son,
Charles Jr. (that kid looks just
like his dad! Too bad, girls, that
he is only four!)
G. H. S.’ers will miss Mr. Herbert
next year—something will be lack
ing—perhaps it will be that friendly
smile, or that cute “hi” in the haUs.
(It could even be that ability he
has to chew gum!) but G. H. S.’ers,
one and all, wish him lots of
luck and happiness as Principal of
Aycock.
PARAGRAPHIC
Where, oh where have the Senior-
ites gone?
Have you been wondering about
the whereabouts of your classmates
whose places in the happy class
room scene have been vacant lately?
Could it be that they, like so many
others, have fallen victim to mumps ?
IT’S THE
CAROLINA SODA SHOP
For After-School Dates
Next to Carolina Theatre
TRY OUR FROZEN CUSTARD
Social doings at Senior are at a
minimum, too. Hen parties are held,
while the he-men of the campus are
at home in bed, nursing the mumps!
Oh, well, maybe when that tra
ditional spring love-bug bites, it
will chase all the other microbes
out of town . . . at least, let’s hope
S Y K E C
SHOE SHOP ^
Shine Parlor
105 North Greene St.
For Service in a Hurry
so!
CAGLE’S
Clothes Made for You
TAILORING COMPANY
Nationally Nationally
Known Priced
126 W. Sycamore St.
Phone 3-6617
Greensboro, N. C.
A helping medical tip: To avoid
nosebleed, keep your nose out of
other people’s business.
Wash-O-Mat
She: “I'm Suzette the oriental
dancer.”
Bob Skelton: “Shake!”
SMYRE
SUNSET SERVICE STATION
ROAD SERVICE
Cor. N. Aycock and Friendly Road
Phone 3-6623
Self-Service Laundry
328 Tate St. Phone 2-1329
AIsfon Poultry &
Produce Co.
723 West Lee Street
Phone 4995
Meet Your Friends at
Greene Street Drug Co.
124 S. Greene St.
Phone 3-2170
LIBERTY MARKET COMPANY
“Always Selling the Best in Quality Meats
and Vegetables”
334 South Elm Street
Time Has Proved the Dependability
Of a Girard-Perregaux
Today’s Girard-Perregaux Watch is tomorrow’s heirloom. Rated
Summa Cum Laude ... in the test of time. Choose a watch
famed for accuracy . . . distinguished for beauty. Today, as
in 1791 ... the watch given with pride.
SEBURN’S
116 North Elm St.
Phone 2-1771
HOLLYWOOD
Beauty Shop
Gold Waves
$3.95 up
522 S. Elm St.
8912
ANDERSON’S AMOCO SERVICE
Complete AMOCO Service
Road Service Pick-up and Delivery on Cars
Dial 7378 ^
Comer Madison Avenue and Aycock Street
Sunset Cleaners
1616 Friendly Road
You’re Always
WELCOME
AT
HOTEL PHARMACY
O. Henry Hotel
Open Every Day — 7 A.M. - 11 P.M.
Phone 3-6835
RED SKELTON
AS THE
Yellow Cab Man'
GLORIA DEHAVEN
EDWARD ARNOLD
Starts Sunday
Starting Sunday
tUl.
'Kid From Texas'
with
AUDIE MURPHY
GALE STORM
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