Page Eight
High Life
October 20, 1950
Greene Installed As Sophomore President
COUNCIL COMMITTEEMEN GIVE REPORTS
Seven Sophomore Representalives
Elecled fo Office for Present Year
Duing a regular assembly, Tues
day, October 10, Bill Greene was
given the oath of office as the new
ly elected president of the sopho
more class, by Jerry Bryan, presi
dent of the student body.
After the installation of the soph
omore president, Peggy Welch was
recognized as secretary of the soph
omore cabinet, and George Fergu-
son as vice-president, and treas
urer, Rooney Boone.
Seven Representatives Elected
The seven new sophomore rep
resentatives to the student council
are: Bob Bell, Ann Carlson, Dottie
Crews, Bobbie Holler, PaL^Joyce,
Joyce Lee, and Chris Velonis. The
number of sophomore representa
tives elected was based on oiie rep
resentative for every seventy-five
students.
The president and the seven rep
resentatives will become members
of the student council. The other
three class officers will be mem
bers of the sophomore cabinet.
Bill Greene is the past president
of Lindley Junior High School.
Running against him for the office
of sophomore president was Eddie
Yost, past president of Central Jun
ior High School. Both have receiv
ed the Clvitan Award for Citizen
ship. In competition with Peggy
Welch as sophomore class secre
tary were John Edwards and Julia
Ann Hollowel. Frances Hosle, Pat
Apple, and John Osborne ran
against George Ferguson as vice-
presient. Jimmie Armstrong ran
for treasurer with Rooney Boone.
Election Held October 3
Polls were opened from 8:15 to
8:45, during fourth and fifth lunch
periods, and for fifteen minutes
after school for the sophomores to
vote.
Over 69 per cent of the sopho
more class registered and 84 per
cent of the registered voters
voted. This year’s voting'was not
as good as the voting of last years
when 90 per cent of those register
ed voted.
Councilmen Give Reports
After the installation of the
sophomore officers, Anne Wrenn,
student council secretary, gave the
secretary’s report followed by Jim
my Bett’s report on the finances.
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election committee. Reporting on
duties of the welcome committee
which is mainly the reception of
guests.
Elizabeth McPheeters spoke for
herself and Bill Michael as co-
chairmen of the recreation commit
tee. She related their future plans
for a council party in honor of the
new council members, the Chirst-
mas dance, the annual square dance
given by the council, the spring
council party, and the prom.
Connie Mack Butler gave the
duties of the archives and publicity
committee. Eli Attayek and Lane
McGregor are also on this commit
tee. Marie Sizemore gave a report
of the inter-school relations work,
and Nancy Beeson brought up to
date the details of the constitution
committee. The Greensboro Senior
High Constitution will be revised
as deemed necessary.
Other Reports Given
Betty Jo Benfifeld, vice-president,
who is in charge of all the assembly
programs, requested that all stu
dents inform her of their prefer
ences for the future assemblies.
President of the Junior class,
Bobby Clark, reminded the stu
dents and teachers of Clean-up day,
October 11. The duties of the
traffic squad are to help all stu
dents to and from classes quickly,
was reported by Bill Sartin, chief
of the traffic squad.
Henrietta Bell and Jimmy Betts
revealed to the student body plans
for Social Standards day, which
will be held this year on November
16. As in past years, there will be
no regular classes on this day. The
purpose of this Social Standards
day is to further interest in some
chosen field. There will be separ
ate classes of the students choice
and assemblies with guest speakers.
A student-faculty softball game
will be held during the lunch
periods.
Sophomore officers for this year are, left to right, Rooney Boone treasurer; Peggy Welch, secretary; Bill
Greene, president; and George Ferguson, vice-president.
High Life nominates as the most
patriotic G.H.S.’er, MIKE FLOYD.
In a recent History class (301),
Mike stood at full attention after
he had heard faint strains of “The
Star Spangled Banner” coming
from the radio room. Mike filled
with honest patriotism, was fully
unaware of the class or teacher!
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