October 4, 1957
High Life
iTiV# Three
iVIax Snodderly demonsb'ates how a compressor wcHrks to the Junior
Engineers Club at its meeting: Tuesday, September 24.
OHS JUNIOR ENGINEERS CLUB OPENS
AaiYITIES WITH WUNC-TY PROGRAM
Senior’s Junior Engineers Club
opened the year’s activities Mon
day, Septemba* 30, by inaugurat
ing their 1957-58 television pro
gram scries over WUNC-TV, Chan
nel 4 when Ronnie Price, senior,
ftiid Max Snodderly presented the
first program on the theoiy of heat
and cold.
Their programs will be present
ed on alternate Monday nights
from 9-9:30. Members of the club
will give all of the programs, aid
ed by the advice of S. L. Whitely „ ,, „ ^
and D. A. UpsUU, on the basis of Hobte Sandra Holderne^,
and Brenda Gibson are semors who
Acting President Pickard
Lists New Playmasters
Lee Pickard, senior, acting as
tempM-ary president of Playniast-
ers until new officers are elected,
has recently released names of
the new members.
Tony Martinez, John Stanton,
Senior High Has 12 Student Teachers
From Three Local Colleges This Fall
thi-ee programs ot a topic. The
have earned
enough points for
They, along with
Students from three colleges in
tlie Greensboro-Guilford County
area are student teaching at Sen
ior High tbis fall.
Thei*e ai-e six repi*esentatives
from Guilford College, thjpe from
Greensboro College, and six from
Woman’s College.
The student teachers from Guil
ford College ai*e Charles Atkin
son, who teaches history sixth
period undei' the supervision of
Claude Manzi, Miss Judy Myers,
who teaches Spanish sixth period
for Miss Maunida Wales, and Miss
Mary Cashwell, who teaches Eng
lish sixth period for Mi's. Flor
ence Bogart. Also, from Gmlford
College are Craven Mackie, who
teaches English sixth period for
Mrs. Pi’ances Wilder, Miss Rachel
Richarrson, who teaches math for
Mrs. Mary Ledford third period
and John Haynes, who works with
physical education classes, sixth
period for Louis McCall.
Mrs. Norma Barrett, the Bible
teacher, has two student teachers
from Greensboro College. They
are Miss Mae Braswell, who
teaches third period and Miss
Janet Best who te^hes seventh
period. The other student teach
er from Greensboro College Is
Miss Kate Gladstone, who teaches
math sixth period for Mrs. Grace
Alton.
There are five student teachers
from Woman’s College in the Eng
lish Department. They are Miss
Roxane Dark, who teaches Mrs.
Evelyn Stanton’s first and second
period classes, Miss Cliarlotte Rid-
inger, Who teaches Mrs. Sara Sum
mer’s second and thiid period
classes, Miss Sandra Craddock,
who teaches Miss Virginia Pow
ell’s second and third period
classes. Miss Sue Sigmon, instruct
ing Miss Louise Smith’s third
period class, and Miss Barbara
Moore, with Mrs. Julia Milligan’s
sixth and seventh period classes.
Mrs. Ana Miller’s fifth and sixth
period Spani^ classes are taken
over by Miss Nancy Childress.
pi-ograms topics for the first se- . , .
mester Include heat and cold, met- I memOe^p. They along with As Playmasters is a club for
als the electro-magnetic, spec-D^^^^riou, Sandra people interested in dramatics,
tnim and asDPots of snace I a"'! Donna Hlnchee, will points for membership are earned
X^L^club^ting are if Goto- by dramatic students in various
on the same basis, with the ex- j ^ ■ j ways,
ception that an engineer from the!
Pomona Engineers Club sponsors
for Junior Engineers, will give
every third pre^am.
The first three programs on the
topic of heat and cold are the
responsibility of Max Snoddwrly,
senior. Rufus Russell and Jim
Sa'wers’, seniors are in charge of
the next two series, respectively.
Jerry Kennon, senior, is the club
member rei^nsible for supervis
ing the entire yeai*’s programs ex
tending on into May.
Comprising the bulk of the re
maining activities for the year are
Science Day and Science Pair. 'The
former is an assembly program
presented by Junior Engineers to
the student body and the latter is
contest in which science stu
dents enter projects. Junior En
gineers cooi^rates with the Science
Department in staging the fair.
Officers of the club for this year
are Max Snodderly, president; Jim
Sawers, vice-president; Meyressa
Hughes, secretary; John Steven
son, treasurer; and Jerry Kennon,
Pixigram engineer. Rufus Russell
past president.
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GHS'ers Raise Money
As Class Sales Begin
CHass sales to raise money
for the individual classes have
ali'ea^ begun for the seniors, who
are selling football ribbons, and
the juniors, who began their sta
tionery sale Monday, Septem
ber 30.
The Senior Class hopes to raise
all of its money through ribbon
sales, but “If they fall Short, they
have sev«:al sales campaigns ready
to put into action,” says Mrs.
Jean Newman. Senior Class ad-
visei*.
Harry Smith, Senior Class vice-
president, is chairman for the
ribbon sales and Spencer Gaylord,
class treasurer, is responsible for
the money. Every member of the
Senior Class is a sales reiw*e-
sentative.
The Senior Class must raise
$300 for WHIRLIGIG.
OfilcersAreElected
ForD. 0.,D. E. Clubs
Distributive Education and the
Diversified Occupations classes
have elected new officers wtio
will serve for the 1957-58 school
year.
First period D. E. officers are
Richard Beatty, president; Billy
Qauldin, vice-i»^sident; Benjte
Spears, secretary-treasurer; and
Mai-tha Vandergrift. publicity
chairman.
The second period class has Bill
Christy, president; Bill Ctum,
vice-president; Bsu’bara Lashley,
secretary-treasurer; and Carolyn
Putman and Betty Ruth Jones, co-
i publicity chairmen.
The officers of the third period
class are Phyllis Collins, presi
dent; Der Hong Hanson, vice-
president; Nancy Williams Htinter,
secretary; and Martha Kiser and
Jimmy Carroll, publicity chair
men.
The fli-st period D. O. officers
are Becky Tyner, president; Shir
ley Sebrii^, vice-president; Bren
da Frye, secretary; and Doris
McGraw, treasurer,
j Glenda Slierrill is president for
second period; Judy Canmbell,
vice-president; Grace Brown, sec
retary; and Bill Robinson, treas
urer.
The officers of the third period
class are Kay Tidwell, president;
Kaye Weeks, vice-president; Paye
Thomas, secretary; and Brenda
Brady, treasurer.
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