December 5, 1941
HIGH LIFE
Page Three
Session Rooms Elect
Month's Best Citiiens
New York Model
Aniiomiciiig- the second good citizen
ship honor roll this year, Miss Ella
Lee Taylor will release today the names
of the 6d hoys and girls judged best
citizens in the 32 homerooms at Senior
high.
Those recognized for their initiative
and elfort in their homerooms are as
follows:
Room 2, Caldwell, Marshall Clegg,
Margaret Cockinan; room 4. Ijyons,
Edwin Gentry, .lean Glenn; 0. !Mc-
Donald, James Lee, Dora Lewis; 7,
Causey, Charles Edwards, Lonellen
Duncan; 8, Lesley, Bill Moore. Mtir.v
Xeese; 10, Betts, M. C. Anderson, Ger
trude Archer; 12; Moser. Lanier Rudd,
Mary Frances Stack ; 14, LeGwin. Amos
Lashley, Sire McFadyeii: 15, Brendle,
Billy Hutchinson, Barbara Ann Ham
lin; 21, Thomas, Carl Self, Sue Staple-
ton.
Others Honored
Room 23, Burnside, IVade Phillips,
Virginia Ray; 24. Braswell, H. B. Hes
ter, Marcile Leiter; 25, Secrest, Kyle
Benbow, Martha Fleming; 27, Alton,
John Lowdermilk, Margaret Moore;
100, .Tohnson, Ted McLean. Cora Belle
Schrumm ; 200, Frazier. Earle Holliday,
Virginia Hunter: 201. Humphrey, Lou
is Thacker. Mary Frances Trulove.
Romn 202, 'Walker, Tim Warner.
Marilyn Younce; 203, Peebles, Bill
Stedman. Eva Stack; 204. Strickland.
Harold Carpenter. Carolyn Brown;
206. MeXairy, Arnold Marks, Martha
Ann Moore; 300. Mims. Carl Pritchard,
Frances Rives; 301. Kibler. David Ev
ans. Elizabeth Gabriel; 302. Smith.
Garland 'Wolfe, Radiael 'Whiteside.
Room 303, Fallow. Garland Gordon,
Lolene Harrison; 304. B. H. Smith.
Charles Swaringen. .Teaniiette Stei»hen-
son; 305, Pike. Thomas Alspaugh, Car
olyn Adams ; 306. Avery, Rudolph Cau
dle, Margaret Boren; 311. Hutchinson,
Howard Cope, Margaret Hoffman; 313.
Blackmon. John ('line, Virginia C. Da
vis; 315, Moore, Joe Rogers, Vivian
Roberts; and 317. iMitchell. Bob Perry,
Ann Xewtoii.
French 3 Class Discusses
Stories, Songs of France
With Frendi newspapers, correspon
dence, ports and canals, industries, the
I’aris Fniversity and Fireside Tales of
France as topics of the day. itiss Estelle
Mltdidl's first iieriod French three
(lass laundied its second French club
program Xovember 27.
()n XovenilH'r 13, the program, under
the diredion of Gene Hcott Reynolds,
Jennie Lou Jones, Bradle.v IVillis and
Jade 'Watson, consisted of reports on
social customs, Frendi holidays, na
tional symbols, patron saints, origin of
French language and songs of the
Iroiibadoiirs.
M’hen the clul) opened its semi
monthly sessions last Frida.v. eadi stu
dent answered roll call with three
Frendi senteues concerning his activi
ties during tlu^ Thanlesgiving holidays.
Ollicers of the group indude Martha
Bink Koontz. president; Margaret Hofi'-
man. vice-president; and Jewell Hyatt,
secretary.
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Art and Home Ec Students
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Holiday Work Openings
Continue Until Dec. 19
A. S. Proctor, coordinator of dis
tributive education, will continue
Christinas einploj inent work until
December 1!), for all students Hi
years of age or over who desire
einploynient during the holidays.
ThrtH' hundred students will begin
work in this held December 6.
Since they teach fundamental
business practices, such as the use
of cash registers, etc., these .jobs
help students obtain necessary ex
perience needed after graduation.
Then^ are several vacancies at the
downlown stores still to be tilled.
Girl Reserve Clubs Present
ilnnual Recognition Service
To brighfi'u the ('hristmas of a por
tion of the Sterubergi'c hospital crip-
1)1(m1 childreu. Miss lUmri Etta Lee’s
art students are preparing to di^corate
a trc'e for them.
J'he sttideiits are m.-tkiug paper
chaiiis, wooden iMickey iMouses, Donald
Ducks, and colori'd paper cup candy
holders, with wliich to decorate the
tree.
Cooperating witti Mis.s Lee's students
on this ju'ojiH't, Miss Zena Kibler's
si^cond period home economics class is
making dolls for the hospital-ridden
childreu.
Della Mae Trotter and Clark Foster
are said to be chietl.v responsible for
the idea. Other art students working
on the gifts included Bill Crump, Xel-
son Koue. Bill Michael, IMervin IMer-
ritt, Fred Fiillington, Edith Lowman,
Billie Loy, Beverk'y Lewis, Evelyn
IL'drick, Ernestine Koiiry, Sue 'Wood.v
and D.'ivid Forlow.
M
!•'KA\KIE
good with (
CHISHOLM, former Senior high student, who is making
’onover’s modeling ttgeney. (Plioto Ity Taylor-Ames.)
Mixing of B uilding Materials Studied
By Kyle Benbow, D. O. Class Pupil
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‘•My job at I’ittsbiirgh Testing labo
ratory is not exceptionaly hard, but
it involves accuracy and responsibility
in making out reports to various com
panies," remarked Kyle Benbow, senior
at G. II. S. and a member of the di
versified occupation class, in an inter
view with a High Life reporter this
week.
Kyle began work in Beptember and
devotes approximatel.v 22 hours a week
to his vocation. His duties include
testing concrete cylinders for strength,
testing sand and rock for (piality, test
ing mixtures of mortar, and general
oliice work when the manager is out
of town.
‘'And, natiirall.v.'’ laughingly com
mented Benbow, ‘•there is always the
telephone to be answered just when
you are in the middle of mixing cement
or breaking a cylinder.”
‘However," he concluded. “I like my
job at the P. T. L. and I believe a job
of this kind during the present condi
tion of the world should be highly
appreciated.'’
ill
Dimly lighted by the flames of 400
small candles, the main auditorium of
the First Presbyterian church became
the scene of the Girl Resi^rves annual
recognition service, Sunday afternoon
at 4:,30.
Sixteim clubs from Senior high. Lind-
ley junior high. Central, Gillespie, Ay-
cock, Proximity, and I’leasant Garden
participated in the candlelight cere
mony. as their new members were rec-
o.gnized liy tlu^ old Girl Reserves and
the parents also attended the occasion.
After the eligible members received
(heir rings, the group formed a giant
circle and concluded the service by sing
ing one of the best known Girl Reserve
songs. “The Candles Burn.”
Morris Chosen Sponsor
At Wake Forest Dance
IMarian Morris, 1041 graduate of
Greensboro high, received honors as
sponsor for the IVake Forest freshnian-
soiihomore dance ludd during Thanks
giving week,
Marian's date, Horace Kornegay, also
’-II graduate, is president of the fresh
man class and was dance chairman.
Presented to Beard
' X-eil Beard, student of Senior
high and a member of the High
Life staff, received the highest
award in scouting, that of eagle
lank, IMonday night in the local
Court of Honor.
To receive the award it was
necessary for Beard, member of
troop 11, to secure the 21 merit
badges and to perform the other
services reipiired for tluit honor.
The scout ceremony took ])lace
in court room Xo. 1. Pri'si'iitatioii
ivas made by R. '\V. IMcGeiichy.
Lewis (Skinny) MeBrayer. tuid
Laev (McAlister.
Report cards for the second six weeks
period were given out last (Monday.
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