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October 21, 1955 HichLifb Page Three D. 0. Class Members Elect Year's Officers Monday, October 3, 38 members of the Diversified Occupations classes held their first party for this year, a weiner roast, at the Battleground Park. Sara Nell Hendricks was in charge of the program; the group sang and then played games. Chaperones for the occasion were Miss Meiry Barnes and Mrs. J. G. Chambers. There are several waj's through which the D. O. classes study to help them in their jobs. Some of the things they have been studying are How to become better adjust ed to your job; Developing one’s job skill; and discussion and skits on “Good Grooming” and the use of office materials. This years’ officers have been elected by the classes. The first period class officers are Clara Roberts, president; Sue Denny, vice-president; Ruby Hohn, secre tary; Peggy Holmes, treasurer; Carolyn Davis, room chairman; and Kathleen Dotson,' social chairman. Serving the second period are Shelby Oakes, president; Joanne Haase, vice-president; Kay Crutch field, secretary; Dot Sherrill, treas urer; Dee Squires, room chairman; and Sara Nell Hendricks, social chairman. Officers in the third period arc Janet Harris, president; Ann Aus tin, vice-president; DeDy Short, secretary; Ruth Owens, treasurer; Ruth Matthews, social chairman; and Betty Jean Brown, room chair man. Dodson And Paschal Officers Of Bible Club Students taking Bible 1, 2, and 3 have recently elected Manley Dodson, president; Carolyn Pascal, vice-president; Joan «Moring, sec retary; and Barbara Riddle, report er to serve as leaders of the 1955- 56 Bible Club at Senior High School. Representatives for -first period are Becky Ozment and Carter Cooper. Patsy Ray and Charles Heffner represent third period. Gayle Apple represents 6th period while Carol Lewey and Lair/ Mc- Tntire represent seventh period. This council met and planned the future programs and the two ma jor service projects to be carried out this term. The club met for supper at the Mayfair Cafeteria Wednesday, Oc tober 5 at 6 p. m. After the meal, everyone turned his attenion to the guest speaker. Rabbi Rypins, who has been their guest speaker on several previous occasions. REDDY for Recreation Let Reddy help keep all your varsity and intra mural teams happy with: • A well-heated, air- conditioned gym. • Automatic hot water ■for players' showers. • Well-lighted playing fields for night games. • Cold drink stands for spectotors. DUKE PrQWER COMPANY •* s’' FT A members have elected their officers for the new year, with Shirley Smith, seated at the desk, serving as president; Kay Kuy kendall, vice-president; and Jackie Mabie, secretary and treasurer. Glee Clubs To Perform M Reldsville Ball Game Members of the choir, boys’ and girls’ glee clubs, and the band will present a musical performance of numbers from the movie OKLA HOMA Friday night, October 21, at the half-time show at the Greensboro - Reidsville game here. The group will sing such num bers from OKLAHOMA as “Oh What A Beautiful Morning,” “Surry With the Fringe On Top,” “People Will Say We’re In Love,” and “Oklahoma.” BOB HERFORD, PRESIDENT of the Wheel Club, attended the annual Boys’ State Assembly in Chapel Hill during the early part of June. While there. Bob was elected Supreme Court Justice of the group. Houston Groome, stu dent body president of GHS, ran in the election for Governor of the organization. Students in charge bf the chor uses are Leon Boggs, Jimmy Pow ell, Sara Andrews, Marsha Bum- pass, and presidents of the various musical groups. The different groups have been working individually on the songs during their class periods. 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The position of president is fill ed by Shirley Smith; Kay Kuyken dall serves as the vice-president; and Jackie Mabie acts as secre- tary.treasurer for the FTA. Mr. Anderson stated that “member ship in the FTA is open to any boy or girl of Senior High School who is interested in teaching. The student does not have to be def initely sure that he wants to go into the teaching profession after college, but this organization will help him in a decision,” Again this year, as in the past, some members wll be allowed to assist a grammar grade teacher at Brooks School, located only one block from the High School. This activity helps the students to make a decision about the grade and and age group she would like to teach. Mr. Anderson explained that in formation pertaining to teaching as a profession or to the FTA can be found in the school library or in Miss Brown’s Guidance Center in the Vocational Building. Junior Classical League !niliates New Members JCL officers conducted the tra ditional annual initiation service for new members Thursday, Octo ber 20 in room 101. David Craig, president, welcom ed the new members. Ruth Hunt, treasurer, gave the devotion, which was followed by the Pater Noster (The Lord’s Prayer) in Latin, led by Jerry Danford. The initiation ritual was con ducted by candlelight. The High Priest, David C^raig, was assisted by the Two Spirits, Gordayne Eg bert, vice-president, and Jean Og- burn, secretary. Each new member received a badge representing the torch, the national symbol of the JCL. The service closed with the reading of the Creed of the JCL by Margie Rose. Marcia Felt, Laura Adams, Cath erine Leonard, and Ann Cole, who are all members of the orchestra, played for the initiation ceremony. 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