Thursday, October 28, 1976—THE GRYPHON—Page Five
Junior Psychs
Invade Wesleyan
STUDENTS BOARD — Senior Psychology students board the bus for their trip to Wesleyan
College. [Photo by T. Bulluck]
Mrs. Beth Biggerstaff’s Psy
chology classes took a field trip
to North Carolina Wesleyan Col
lege on October 8 and 9. The
classes had been studying
patterns of learning and at
Wesleyan, the students were
shown machines and different
types of instruments that
professional psychologists use.
Mr. Ray Brackett and Dr. Jane
Ranney, psychology professors
at Wesleyan, explained the
seminar. According to one
student, the trip proved to be
very interesting and enjoyable.
The students left school and
rode to Wesleyan. The session
lasted over to their next class,
but most of the students said
that the trip was worth it.
Clubs
Appoint Officers
Students Explore
Stone Age Life
Junior Booster Club
The Booster Club has elected
the officers for the 1976-1977
school year. They are as follows:
Teresa Whitley, President;
Mary Davis, Vice President;
Loretta Hines, Secretary;
Teresa Mantas, Treasurer;
Laura Bass, Historian. The
Booster Club paints signs
announcing football games.
They will have several activities
for homecoming. They will have
an entry for the mini-parade,
sell pennants and small
megaphones, and participate in
half-time activities at the
homecoming game.
VICAClub
The VICA Club, the Voca
tional Industrial Cooperation
Association, has also elected
officers. They are: President,
Caz Mason; Cliff Collins, Vice
President; Robyn Ricks, Secre
tary; Tim Fox, Treasurer; Lynn
McKinney, Reporter; Randy
Adcox, Parliamentarian; Allen
Langley, Chaplain.
The Rocky Mount Senior High
chapter hosted a leadership
conference on October 19 for
their district. The chapter is
having their annual barbecue
sale on October 29 through
November 7. Mitch Batchelor, a
member of the Rocky Mount
club, is the District President of
VICA.
Kudos Club
The members of the Kudos
Club have made a float for the
Homecoming mini parade. They
have elected offices who are:
Terri Williams, President;
Cheryl Powell, Secretary; Ginny
Early, Vice President; Lynne
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formed membership committee,
the purpose of which is to try to
get club members to attend the
meetings.
Phalanx Club
The Phalanx Club recently
initiated new members: Stephen
Barnes, Dee Rich, Stephen
Phillips, Stephanie Phillips,
Robby Noble, Cindy Trew, Kaye
Brown, Brad Craft, Dorothy
Steadman, Clay Harris, John
Exum, Jenny Mitchell, Hugh
Nobles, Nadine Birth, Marianne
Quick, Dorothy Brown, and
Lorraine Bulluck. These people
came to school dressed as
various cartoon characters. The
Phalanx Club is participating in
the Homecoming mini parade,
helps with the Heart Fund
Drive, sponsors the toy drive,
gives an award to the girl
athlete of the year, and
participates in the Thanksgiving
basket contest. The club’s
officers are: Chris Dell,
President; Ann Dinan, Vice
President; Teresa Bulluck,
Secretary-T reasurer.
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The DECA Club, The
Distributive Education Club of
America, has elected officers.
They are; Phillip Page, Presi
dent; Emerson Harrison, Vice
President; Freida Jordan, Sec-
retary-Treasurer; Reginald
Edge, Historian; Isaac Gray,
Parliamentarian. The Rocky
Mount Senior High Chapter has
decided that Phillip Page and
Isaac Gray will be running for
District President and Vice
President respectively. Emer
son Harrison will be the
alternate. Presently the DECA
Club is preparing for the district
Leadership Conyention on No
vember 4.
Mr. Van Cutt’s World History
Survey classes have recently
completed a study of early man.
The classes investigated the
lifestyles of man during
Paleolithic times and then
compared and contrasted that
with life of man during Neolithic
times.
The classes contructed and
then displayed both a Paleolithic
and Neolithic setting in the
library show cases to depict the
nature of their study.
During the Paleolithic times,
better known as the Old Stone
Age, man was a food gatherer.
He made relatively effective
stone tools and/or weapons. He
also lived in painted caves.
Neolithic times are better
known as the New Stone Age
wherein man used wheels,
houses were made of sticks and
straws, and man used nets and
canoes to fish with. They were
village dwellers and made
precise tools.
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