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new Franklin type and two-eye
heaters; new hot blast heaters,
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line of brass and combination
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Published Every Wednesday
By the Students of
Wi interville High
School .
VOL. 2.
SLMORS DELIGHTED
WITH CLASS RING 3;
ERRORS CORRECTED
Twenty-two Rings Held
By Winterville
Seniors
The seniors now have their rings]
and are very proud of them. |
The rings were ordered frum‘
Herff Jones Company in Indiana
Twenty-two rings were ordered
with an approximate cost of §lB5.
The rings have a blue spinell stone
with a set on metal representing
the two stone columns and oak
tree which are in front of the high
gchool building and have cut work
on each side,
As there was an error made in
the order, some rings Wwere sent
tl:rough mistake. Much diseontent
arose among the members of the
class at first. But later all of the
errors were corrceted and things
get in order as usual,
since having worn their rings a
short time the seniors are well
pleased with them. We think they
are among the most beautiful ever
bought by any of the graduating
classes here. ]
38 e A B e A T
Found—Before Christmas Mary
Johnson’s shoes that have been
lost for a Yyear.
Lost around Commerce Pl
Bryant’s heart. If found, please
return.
Found in Mr. Price’s car a pail
of eye-brows tweezers. Ownet
please call so rthem.
Found i nthe Stnior class, three
gold wrist watches. Did Santa
leave them?
~ Found in the Senior class a
young bride-to-be. Who is the
owner
" A certain Senior girl has lost he
heart and doesnt know where to
find it. Someone look around
Benson’s Bakery.
—Lost a piece of meat from Es
telle’s leg. If found return and
get reward.
L.ost, a certain Senior girl's bey
friend. If found return to Ritsie
Chambers.
SOCIAL COLUMN
Among the many holiday fes
tivities was a New Year's Eve par
ty given for the seniors at the
home of Rovert Eidson on the
Lexington road.
Ruth Huff had charge of the en
tertainment which included many
games after which proms were
held,
Those present were Messrs. Rob
ert Eidson, Marvin Hardeman,
Ralph Seagraves, Heidt and Vance
Berryman, Tommy Martin, Garnet
Brown, Tommy Huff, and Bil
Carey.
Misses Ruth Huff, Catherine and
Bertie Wood, Kathleen Langford,
Ritsie Chambers, Jessie Dial, Mar
garet Sorrells and Ina Mae Morri
son.
Misses Jessie Dial and Rilsic
Chambers entertained several mem
bers of the high school set with
‘a Christmas party on Monday
night, December 28, honoring Miss
Elnora Frather of Good Hope and
“Misses Catherine and Bertie Wood
lot Newnan, who were visitors dur
ing the holidays, The home was
decorated in the Christmas motif
and proms and dancing were €n
joyed throughout the evening. Va
!:rlous fruits and nuts were served
Those present were: Garnet Brown
'and Ruth Huff, Johnny Levy and
| Frances Nabers, Heidt Berryman
‘and Elnora Prather, Donald Bry
lant and Catherine Wood, Tommy
Martin and Bertie Wood, T'ed Ben
tton and Iva Turner, Grace Nabers
and Flora Levy, Mrs. Mae Levy,
!;Mr. C. Hammond, Ritsie Chambers
{and Vance Berryman and Jessie
“HOW TO BEGIN
THE NEW YEAR”
With a smile a cheer,
Let your joys mingle with those
of the past.
Be respectful to those that meet
you,
And prosperity will greet vou,
For friends are possessions thal
last.
Have aims that are valuable,
Kind deeds we can do.
“Give to others the best that yvou
have
And the hest will come back fta
you."”
AA‘A--‘\..-‘si: F»’» C‘ 38
WINTER BREEZES
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1937.
THE STAFF
BAIOr . v e vin envoo 000 v onv v iNE NISE RNEERS
Assistant Editor. ... .. ....«.i...Frances Nabers
Managing Editqr. ... ..............Lilligs ENghs
Asso. Managing Editors. . Ruth Huff, Frances Crowley
Sports Bditor. .. . ... 00 o voaorie FaMTIEE N
Feature BAitor. iuv.vvuonvnoivess CRSIEHE Sy
Scandal Editor. . . ~ biwpeee. s RitSHE KTSNENrs
Asscciate Editors. .....:..........Elsig Bowden,
Margaret Sorrells, Roland Bullard
Faculty Advisors . . .&..% 8.5 7. 4.0 & Bdwin Price?
“THE NEW YEAR”
“You may be whatever you resolve to be. Determine
to be something in the world, and you will be some
thing. ‘I cannot,” never accomplished anything; I will
try has wrought wonders.” e
Again our Maker has spared our unprofitable lives
to see the dawn of a new period of time, the year 1937,
Once more we make resolutions that we will become
better students and make the highest of grades, only
to find that at the end of the year we are back in the
same old rut, staisfied with getting by. Is our char
acter not strong enough to stick to good habits that
will infold us in a newer and more happy life?
- Success comes only to those who are patient and de
serves a reward, those who know the value of time and
how to use it to the best advantage. How sad to think
what “might have been” if only we had grasped the
glorious opportunities that we did not heed; therefore,
begin now before the New Year, like the othars, swift
ly passe. '
The school needs your cooperation in the coming
year. What would be more lovely than to know that
all our students were pulling together, and that no
hatred or malice existed among any of them. The
teachers would be able to do better work if we pupils
were always respectful and attentive, we would also
have more friends if we proved our love by deeds of
kindness instead of continually talking about them.
These are only a few of the things that we pupils may
do in order to make our school a better one, 5
Everyone has a talent, something that we do especi
ally well and enjoy. They have been given to us by the
Master who expects us to use them in such a way as to
bring about the best results. Will He not be happy to
know that we have done our best even though we re
ceive no publicity and praise in this world? It is al
ways pleasant to know that we have done our best.
Winterville school extends a “Happy New Year” to
every reader of its paper. —E. B. '3B.
SEFIN’ IS BELIEVIN'
It seems sirange Mr. Brook
shire pushed Frances Crowley in
the swing at her home with a cer
tain sophomore boy. By the way
his ears must have frozen because
he has been absent this week.
1t looks as if Lera Nell is try-|.
ing to rob the crade. How about
it, Clitford, ‘
Ada Maude, it must be getting,
gerious when he has to get down,
on his knees to get the facts. We'll
have to see Woodroe about this.
Marvin Hardeman seems to re
gret very much Elizabeth Green’s
moving to Jefferson. Don’'t worry
Marvin, just buy you a T-model l
A e— |
Wwe wonder why Virginia and,
‘Claudc always get along. It must'
'be becauge they have eyes for no‘
‘one else. ? |
’ Rudolph Grey can't becomel
'Green. This is a very sad thing. |
| 1t seems that Evie Lee loves that
desk of hers go much. Is it be-‘
cause it's near the fire and all the,
‘lunys stay around it. |
! We wonder why Mildred Reevea!
don’t just move up to Athens sc !
she can gee those Athens Hi friends!
of hers more often. :
| ¢ |
‘We wonder why Joe was scl
pleased with the name he dre wfor
iChristmas.
lee e e
!l It looks like Ralph and Edward
! must be nard to please with all of
r!the good looking girls at Winter
-3| ville to chose from.
it L P
i It looks like Billy and Elsie are
| getting kinda serious with their
love affairs. i
| Miriam, we didn't know that
IDudley's did any work at night
|But the trucks surely do come up
, to your house a lot lately. Can
you account for this, Rudell?
’ Paul Bryant gave a complete
‘|gummary of how he spent the holi- |
5| jays—at home. ’
James Brown sure enjoys mani
curing his fingernails in study
‘hall—we wonder why.
' We wonder if Frances Cartez‘
iana Mildred M. had a good time
| during the holidays? They were
together enough.
| Ruth Huff seemed to have en-,
joyed the holidays, at least while
‘her two out-of-town cousins were
| here.
l Garnett Brown is really hand
some now that he’s wearing glass
es. Ruth thinks so anyway.
Margaret Sorrells sure did en
|joy the Christmas holidays, espec
jally while Tommy Martin was in
town, :
. 5o
o SRt R 'mg@fix
semble a boy friend or many girls
at W.H.S.
Roscoe Brown is really in love
this time believe it or not—Fran
ces Carter is the other guilty party
l. lis Billy Cooper conceited? or does
'he just rate with the girls at W.
H. 8.7 It is rumored that be can
date any girl at W.H.S. except two‘l
Now who can they be? We are
:asking you. : ‘
s e ¥
} Paul ‘Bryant sure ig blue today,
| could it be that Lucille Benton has
‘moved to Commerve,
‘I Well, well, well, can it be pos
|sible that Grace Nabers is rushing
“Ted Benton. ¢
| e .et
| Does Frances Nabers like oys.
ters? Oh boy and how.
l Marvin you are too dressed up‘
'today for it to be healthy, now
‘what do you have up your sleeve?
! "
' We wonder how many of the
|boys at W.H.S. lost their hearts
| to catherine Britian Monday. ;
! Elizabeth Moats sure did enjoy‘
{the party in the gym Saturdayl
!night, could it have been her date
Ithat was so interesting?
| Franceg has lost her coat belt,
’now just where could it be? :
i It is rumored that Camilla’s eyes
y would draw ducks off a pond.
| it
i Mary Lou Cross was honored by
a proposal, now just why didn’t
she accept,
, Paul ig interested in “Little Wo
imen," what about the girls?
i -
i Is Mr. Brookshire all up in the
|aid today. I mean he is ’cause
Clifford and Lera Nelle kept him
out all night.
! Ruth aren’'t you jealous of KEliz
;al:oth McLeroy sitting with Gar
nett? Now we wonder just what
!J. W. thinks about it.
Extra! Extra! Frances Nabers
is wearing a diamond .
! Rilly Coile seemed to Le very,
lvey lonesome at Elberton Friday
| night, could it have been that his
igirl was with another Billy.
[ Mary Lou how's your Austin
i(Bunny) getting along.
i Paul who fingrewaved your hait
lwday? It sure is becoming. ‘
Marvin Hardeman went to|
church yesterday, so it has been‘
said, and now he's determined to
be a preacher.
Ada Maude how do you like Mr.
Turner? : t -
Whyt's the matter Tom? Carn'l
lyou see straight? Vi
A D ot S R oS It ? un,_:<a(};:2mi‘¥dn2;
PAGE SEVEN
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Published Every Wednesday
By the Students of
Winterville High
School
BAGKETBLL TEANS
MEET BOTH MONROE
AND BRASELTON HERE
1937 Campaign to Open
This Week for Boys
And Girl Cagesters
The first basketball game of the
season after Christmas for the
Winterville boys and girls will be
played in the Winterville gymna=
sium on Friday night of this week
(January 8) at 7:00 o’clock. Mon-
roe girls team will provide the op
position for the local team. The
Braselton boys will provide, oppo=
sition for our boys regular team. A
weight game will also be played
with boys weighing wunder 125
pounds. The admission will be the
same for this game. :
We are looking forward with
much enthusiasm to these games
after a period of holidays. Every
body come and encourage them to
show them you are for Winterville
fight hard and, yell for them, show
it they really try, and they are go<
ing to put out what it takes.
Our last two games btfore the
holidays were played with Jersey
and Good Hope.
The line-up for the girls were
as follows:
Winterville—33 Jcmy—’-‘;
¥—Matthews, L. N, 8 Wiley, 7
F—Bradley, D. 22 .... Dalley, 20
Piimvans L. 8 ... Hast 1
Ge-SOrPEIIS ..oiv.coniniveves TR
G—-Langford ...........:. PoimSE
GhJBRISON -+ v iiirisensane st GONEE
The line-up for boys:
Winterville—l7 Jersey—23
F~Coifle, 8., 6 ........ Cooper, 13
PDavis; 8., 4 .......~.. Bigy, 8
FP—Bryant, P. ,2 ..... Sorrow, 2
G—Brown, G., ...... Everette, 8
G=-Brown, J., 6 ......... Gower
Line-up for girls:
Winterville—lß Good Hope—3l
FP—Matthews, § .......... Eord:B§
¥F—Bradley, 10 ...... Burgess, 17
F~Evans, . 3 .......... Brown, &
G—Eidson ............. Bachelor
G—Langford .......... Shepherd
G-—Morrison ...........«ss Browts
Substitutions for Good Hope
girls, F—Smith, 1; Malcolm, .:
G—Thomas.
The line-up for boys:
Winterville—l7 Good Hope—3l
PColle;, 6 .......... ThosSsl I 8
F—Davis, 2 .......... Brown, R.
P—Biyant, 4 .......... Heary §
G—Brown, G. 2 ....... Barber, §
G—Brown, J., 8 ..... Brown, R, T
Substitutes for Good Hope boys,
F—Chandler, 1. ;
DIARY’S LETTER
Dear Diary:
I just don’t know what I would
do without you. Whitie doesn't
seem the same. 1 wish you could
tell me what to do.
Christmas just didn’t seem right
somehow, It might have been my
gelt. Do you suppose? . Oh, well,
g¢chool has started back and with
the same old things. T'll try to
make the best of it, though. Well,
Diary, dear, I'l see you again next
week,
% i 1k O"I'OPS.I!
Tuberculosis Seals Are
Sold Before Christmas
The Winterville High school has
sold seals for the benefit of the
Tuberculosis hospital. This school
sold about three dollars worth.
This amount sold by other schools
are to be used in taking care of
the' people who have tuberculosis
and are in Tuberculosis hospitals.
Elsie Bowden won the ticket to
the Palace Theater Oof Athens for
selling the most seals with a total
of forty-nine. ; ; ‘
MR. BROOKSHIRE
'A gentlemen in every respect, 3
A professor who makes no dalay,
And whose helpful instructions are
Becoming more progressive each
day.
Avery rare type of person—
So thoughtful, gentle and kind,
His words are somewhat emphatic
With ameaning so sublime.
Such a pleasant figure— v
Who always has a word to say,
To help you go along more happiee
In your schoolwork each day.
He's a jolly good fellow,
And a friend to everyone. 5
Who wears a winning smile 0
cheerful
From morning 'til the day is dones
He wins the admiration of
All the people he does meet. o
He is loved by all his pupils,
And with happy smiles to M&i
they greet. ’ 5
He is a very good athlete, =
And when the game is lostor won—
He smiles and cheers the winner,
With thoughts that the hest he
has done, st * v
VoL, 15.