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THE GRYPHON
MARCH 27, 1974
Pictured above are Jamie Council and Richard McLean, March
Rotary Couple. (Photo by Killdirew)
Moon Affects Wolves-
Instead of Males
Weilgirls, spring is right heart. And by staying in a
around the corner and love group of girls, if the mmnlight
should be blossoming all over does happen to sneak in, then
the place. SHOULD! What’s you’ll be able to resist the
happening? How come we temptation to get out. Unless
girls are sitting around like the boys are a little on the
magnets? After some' queer side, you’ll find they
research (and a lot of ex- may get tired of each other
perience) I have found that without any female com-
5ie reason boys tend not to pansionship.
date as much has to do with But keep another thing in
the position- of the moon. mind. The moon has an iU
That’s right. That ole’ affect on the male population
Carolina moon completely between the years 15-18. It is a
cuts off dating tendencies known fact that the moon has
within boys. He does an something to do with the tides,
especially good job during this Well, it also has to do with
time of year. But don’t fret “ties.” Get it? - binds,
girls. We can’t ’move the seriousness,the whole works-
moon, but there is a way that they hate it. Beware of the
we can get the boys out and moon during those “wonder
under him- and I don’t mean years”, for he can be tricky,
camping out under the stars But more than that, beware of
either. the boys. Like the moon,
First of all, as much as we sometimes you detect a
hate to admit it, that ole’ man winking eye from guys, but
in the moon is sneaky. He don’t let it get to you.
makes himself all bright and Remember all it is is a wink,
full and fills us girls up with Or sometimes a certain male
romance. So naturally we may give off a gorgeous,
roam around at night, trying tantalizing light, but again,
to sneak up on our prey. A like the moon, it cannot be
short ride around the town seen the next day.
usually results in a find of at
least 4 or more males togetter Girls, read youi
somewhere. So why should the alamanac and study the
boys ask us out separately course of the moon seriously,
when they know almost for One day you’ll find yourself in
sure (especially when the a canoe (probably rowing)
moon is full) that the girls will with a boy and the moon will
be out tonight! All they do is be high overhead reflecting in
hang out somewhere until the the water. For the first time
girls get there or vice-versa he will realize that sometimes
and the guys don’t need to the force of a girl can outdo
spend a dime. that of the moon. So, until that
We girls have got to join far-off date, wear sunglasses
together and get mother if you go out at night, stay
nature and her moon back in home on “full-moon”
the right orbit. Like I said Saturday nights, and above
before, though - there is a way all, don’t even think about
to fight the moon. Instead of tieing a boy down! Resear-
going out and stalking out the chers say that for some
males, let them stalk us. You unknown reason the moon is
say the effect of a full moon is maturing in age a lot faster
too great? Never. Get a bunch these days and that’s what I
of girls together and pull down want to see the moon rrflect
the shades so that no rays of down on these boys -
the moon reflect on youf . MATyRITY!
Two Seniors Are Chosen Rotary
Couple For Month of March
Jamie Council and
Richard McLean have been
selected as this month’s
Rotary Couple. Jamie is in
volved in many activities
inside and outside of school.
Withm the school she is
Chairman of the Social
Phil Returns
At the end of March of last
year, one of Senior High’s
most respected and ap
preciated members bid
farewell to his co-workers,
friends and students. Coach
Phil Harris, left Senior High to
become a member of B^die
Noell Enterprises as manager
of a Hardee’s in Wilmington.
His ideas were in the
interest of financial bet
terment, which he hoped to
gain. Coach Harris says,
“because of emotional ties
and coaching the Gryphons, I
felt that when you do
something you really enjoy,
it’s much more important
than money.”
Committee, a member of the
President’s Cabinet, the
National Honor Society, and
Advertising Manager of the
Jli-Noc-Ar. She is also the
Song Leader for the Now
Generation Singers and the
church pianist for Arlington
Street Baptist Church. Her
hobbies include music, tennis,
bicycling, and dancing.
When questioned about
her feelings on being selected
as this month’s Rotary Girl,
she replied, “I was really
happy and surprised. I en
joy^ the first luncheon so
much - Charles Dunn
(director of the SBI) was
guest speaker and he was very
Coach Phil Harris has
returned to us, and we
welcome him with open arms.
He is presently a full-time
Driver’s Education in
structor, and next year he will
obtain coaching duties.
Welcome back Coach Harris,
and we really missed you
while you were away!
interesting.”
Richard McLean,
this month’s Rotary Boy, also
enjoys being involved in
school activities and outside
activities. Among his school
activities are the Fire Drill
ComniitteCj the Elections
Committee, the Senior
Privileges Committee, and
the first semester Senior Class
Vice-President. Richard’s
outside activities include the
Christian Education Com
mittee, the Order of the Arrow
(Brotherhood Member), and
he is an Eagle Scout. His
hobbies include bicycling,
basketball, swimming, and
camping. When asked
about his feelings when in
formed of his being selected
as March’s Rotary Boy
Richard replied, “When I was
informed that I had been
chosen as Rotary Boy for the
Month of March, I was both
pleased and surprised. Mr.
Dunn (head of the S.B.I.) was
truly interesting.
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