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SMITHFIELD HIGH TIMES
boy you keep eyeing? I believe your deep
dark secret is slowly beginning to leak
out.
Who is that boy from Raleigh who
keeps the road to Smithfield hot, to see
Julie Hooks? I don’t blame him. She’s a
mighty cute gal,
Nancy Pitch! has been seen a lot
lately with a Selma boy and have you seen
that Selma class ring Anne Smith’s been
wearing? Traitors’,I
Did you see who Jack Taylor was
dating at Gail and Ruthie’s dance? Wowii
Wonder if Sally Ann will ever break
down and date, occasionally. Come on,
Sally Ann, You don’t knew what you’re
missing,
I hear Mary Louise spent Thanksgiv
ing holidays in Kinston. (Wonder why?)
Worider iwho those boys are Marie
Davis and Sandra Grumpier keep having
requests for on cur ’’Best To You”?
Who is that Senior boy who’s been
seen with Barbara Parrish?
Mike Starling really-seems to have
it bad for a certain freshman.
Faye, does your heart still throb
at the mention of ?
Wonder what happened to Pope’s
Secret love?
Come on, Fred, who is it? Selma,
Four Oaks, or Smithfield? John Laughter
seems to like Four Oaks, too.
This about winds up the gossip for
this month but do a lot of romancing over
*^hristmas holidays, so we will have some
thing to gossip about next month.
I Snoop
CHRISTMAS
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is for the Christ we worship today,
for the hillside where the shepherds
did stay
for the realms of light that shone
from the star,
for the incense the Wise Men brought
from afar;
for the sky so radiant with light,
for glad tidings that were sung on
that night;
M
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for the manger where Jesus did lie,
for the angels who sang from on high;
for the story of Christmas, we sing,
and for the peace on earth that to
all it does bring.
Ann Lee
CHAPEL
If anyone had ventured past S,H,S,
on the morning of Wednesday, November 30,
he would have thought that Les Brown had
arrived for a major engagement’.
The strains of, "’//hen the Saints
Go Marching In”, a combination of orches
tra and chorus; "Blue Jean Blues”;"Soft
Music”, over which master of ceremonies,
Johnny Wallace and trumpeter Virgil
Early, had quite an argument; "Prom
Jum”; and "Little Brown Jug", complete
with a dedicition to Miss Muller
could be heard coming forth from the
auditorium.
But alas I If this person had made
his way toward the music, he would have
seen, not Les Brown, and his band of
renown, but the fabulous dance band of
S. H. S.l
Members of the orchestra who
played for the morning chapel were:
Johnny Wallace, Joe Frank Ogburn, John
Allen, Jimmy George, Melzer Morgan,
Virgil Early, Mike Starling, Butch
Johnson, Glen Langdon, Tommy Gardner,
Bobby Barbour, Roy Land, Sharon Daughtry,
and Mr, Lee Rogers,
"Just ’for Christmas We’re Good
As Good Can Be" - This poem recited by
Clifton Johnson in the annual Christmas
Chapel given by the Dramatics Club, puts
into words everyone’s own thoughts at
this time of year. Everybody’s spirits
were raised even higher when Sue Woed,
Marie Davis, Ann Smith, Rebecca Byrd,
Nancy Pitch!, and Doris Jones gave their
rendition of "Winter Wonderland", "Blue
Christmas", and "Santa Claus Is Coming
To Town", To conclude the music "White
Christmas" and"Silenf Night" were sung
by our male quartet, Fred Toole, C, L,
Gurganus, Joe Durward Creech, and John