Guilford County, NC - Hasty High School News

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                      HASTY HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
                  Amy Byerly  -  Editor-in-Chief
            Milly Rothrock  -  Assistant Editor-in-Chief

P. T. A. ORGANIZED

The Parent Teacher association of Hasty high school was organized 
Monday night of last week.  The meeting was held in the auditorium with 
Mr. White acting as chairman.

Miss Hale sang "The Snow Ball bush," Prof. Fred Smith, of Pilot high 
school and Prof. Tom Sawyer, of Fair Grove high school, were present, 
and made very inspirational talks.

The following officers were elected: Mrs. Fred Kennedy, president; Mrs. 
Harvey Moore, vice president; Mrs. Fred Payne, secretary; Mrs. John 
Kennedy, treasurer.

It was decided to hold meeting monthly on the first Monday night of 
each month.  Fifty four were present for the first meeting.

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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Following is a financial statement for the first month of school:
Teachers salary           $1,348.33
Truck drivers                 30.00
Janitor                       40.00
Truck expenses               267.14
Repairing during the summer amounted to $112.31.  Actual truck expenses 
for first month on trucks was $154.83

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ENROLLMENT
Enrollment first month              444
Average attendance first month      421

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STUNT NIGHT PROGRAM

The dramatic club gave their annual stunt night program on Friday 
evening, October 4, at 7:30 o’clock in the school auditorium.   The 
program, consisting of four original stunts and one other, constituted 
the evening’s program.

A scene in a railway station written and directed by Imogene Kennedy 
was the first number, followed by mixed proposals by Millie Rothrock, 
Amy Byerly and Hazel Hedrick.   Then Clementines Callers, written and 
directed by Alice Hayes, Helen Arnold and Robert Swaim.  The 
Crakenthorpe Side Show, by YeSable Hedrick, Pauline Hilton and Woodrow 
Kennedy, was the lasat original stunt.  About thirty-five high school 
students took part in this.

The judges for these original stunts were Misses McCanless, Jones and 
Wilson, and they decided the best stunt was the one written by Amy 
Byerly, Mily Rothrock and Hazel Hedrick.

After this decision, The Sweet Family, a very comical program, was 
given by Pauline Hilton,, Hazel Hedrick, Alice Haynes, Imogene Kennedy, 
Milly Rothrock, Amy Byerly, Mildred Pope and YeSable Hedrick.

Misses Yow and Hale furnished music between the stunts.

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CHAPEL PROGRAM

A program was rendered by sixty grade in chapel Friday morning.  A play 
entitled "Poor Teacher," was given.   The characters were Robert 
Kennedy, Lois Tucker, Edity Myers, Leland Sink, Bertie Craven, Gilbert 
Myers, Ruth Murphy, Hoyt Gailey, Harold Petty, Nora Kennedy, Pearl 
Saintsing, Wilma Shoaf, Flake Veach and Norman Hilton.  A reading was 
also given by Clarence Smith.

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JUNIOR CLASS MEETING

The junior class of Hasty high met October 9, at 11:30 o’clock in the 
office for the regular monthly class meeting.  The meeting was called 
to order by the president, and then the roll was called.  The minutes 
were read and approved.  

It was decided that the motto should be "Service, Not Leadership."  The 
class flower is to be pink and white sweet peas.   It was decided that 
Jess Murphy, secretary of the senior class and John Payne, secretary of 
the junior class, were to order songs for the year.  It was also 
announced that the class rings had been ordered.

The class decided that each member of the class would pay ten cents 
each month for expenses.   The meeting adjourned to meet the first 
Wednesday of next month.

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SENIOR CLASS MEETING

The senior class of Hasty high school met Thursday, October 10.  At the 
last meeting it was decided that each member should bring a motto.  Out 
of this list the motto, "Not Finished But Begun," was decided upon.    
The committee to write a class song has ordered material and are 
already working on the song.

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DRAMATIC CLUB MEETS

The Dramatic club held a business session Friday, October 11, at 11:30 
a.m.   The purpose of this meeting was to accept new members and to 
elect officers for the first semester.  Mrs. Honeycutt presided over 
the meeting and it was decided to make a division of the club with the 
juniors and seniors belonging to the Senior Dramatic club and the 
freshmen and sophomores belonging to the Junior club.  Officers elected 
for the senior club were:

YeSable Hendrick, president; Pauline Hilton, vice president; Hazel 
Hendrick, secretary; Woodrow Kennedy, treasurer.

Junior club – Gladys Leonard, president; Quention Veach, vice 
president; Lois Smith secretary; Trenton Veach, treasurer.

The club decided to finish buying furniture for the state, using 
proceeds from pklays to be given.  It was also decided that the clubs 
would alternate in giving programs each week, beginning with the 
seniors.

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HASTY BEGINS PRACTICE

New suits have been bought for both girls and boys and basketball 
practice will begin Monday.

Miss Winifred McCanless will have charge of the girls and Mr. White the 
boys.

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