Page Eight
High Life
October 4, ISSt]
Marshalls Choose Banne
To Serve Them As Chie
Pete Branner, Ronnie Jordan,
and Sheila Sapero are the chief
marshal and assistants respec
tively, as chosen by their 27 fel
low junior marshals Monday,
September 23.
The 30 marshals are elected, a
boy and girl, by their home room
mates. They rotate in their duties
so that each serves approximately
the same number of times.
The junior marshals, dressed
in blue and white, usher and give
out programs at school and civic
prc^i'ams. The advisers for this
iCL Has First Meet;
Explain Dues, Plans
Sheila Sapero, Pete Banner, and Bonnie Jordan, pictured left to right, will spearhead all activities of
this year’s Junior Marshals. They
FT A Members To Assist
Te achers In Free Period
Janet Coble, president of the
Benjamin Lee Smith Chapter of
the Future Teachers of America
Club, announced at the last meet-
Clubs Band Together;
Garren Is President
Of New Organization
Officers of the Philomathions
and Les Preres H-Ys have banded
together and formed an Execu
tive Board to screen project ideas
and to settle Hi-Y problems.
Charles Garren, a junior mem
ber of the Les Freres, was elect
ed president of the group at its
first meeting September 16. The
other officers were all seniors and
members of the Philomathions.
Add Penfield was selected vice-
president; Kenny Aydelette, sec
retary-treasurer; and Joe Ritchie,
chaplain. The Executive Board
has three advisers, Charles Kivett,
Rick Homaday, and Jim Weav
er. These men also double as ad
visers for the two individual
clubs.
ing, September 23, that as one
of the club projects for 1957 sev
eral FTA members will use their
study period for assisting teachers
with their classes and home room
period.
The membership committee Bai*-
bara Phillips, Brenda Alvis, Lois
Lynch, and Carolyn Orrell stated
that their other present project
of enrolling new members is com
pleted, and approximately 135
girls are awaiting initiation.
The officers elected last spring
to preside over this year’s meet-
will u^er and distribute programs
at all school-sponsored programs.
Open House Sponsored
By YRC After Games
Continued from Page One
havior of the students at the
first open house will determine
whether the tentative plans for an
open house after the Greensboro-
Asheville game, October 4, will
be carried through.
New officers of the Youth Rec
reation Council are Nancy Mc
Dowell. vice-chaiiman; Evelyn
B3t1, secretary; Eddie Hines,
treasurer; and Becky Tuck, re
porter. Miss Pat Basinger, parks
New Latin students were invited
to join the Junior Classical
League at the first meeting Thurs
day, September 19.
As each officer was introduced
by Carol Eichom, president, she
explained his duty to the group.
Greeson, vice pa*esident.
told the group about the club
past projects and programs, while
Robin Farr, secretary, read the
creed., which tells the purpose of
the Junior Classical League.
Treasurer, Phillip Byrum told
the group about the local, state,
and national dues and about the
club pin, while Carolyn Key and
Don Stokes, Kjrapbook chairmen,
showed the scrapbook to the group
of students.
Mrs. Mary Madlin is advisoi- for
the club.
year are Miss Nottie Vay Whitg
biology teacher; Mrs. J. M. Wilder
English and Latin teacher; and
Miss Jean Wood, t3?ping teacher
Miss White is chairman.
Room 61 elected Lee Vanstoi^
and Sue Thompson; room 2T
Charlie Wilson and. Nancy Wil!
kins; room 15, Mackie Stout and
Susan Starling: and room 3oi,
Ronnie Jordan and Martha Jor
dan.
Chosen from room 1 are Pete
Banner and Diane Barker; room
6, Paul Harrell and Judy Har-
rill; room 311, Charles Garren and
Maioreen Pen*ell; room 200, Bot
New and Judy Neal; room 201B,
Bill Hinshaw and Linda- Johnson;
and from room 24. Micham
Crocker and Mary Win Corcoran
David Patrick and Pat Phillip
represent room 304; Norman Oar
roll and Jane Bundy, room 301
and Tommy Edwards and Marj
Egerton, room 25.
Room M-204 boasts Sam Shaf
fer and Sheila Sapero; and room
20 Jerry Rogers and Pat Smith
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A future project for November
is being planned by Brenda Jones,
partment, is the adviser of the
council again this year. The coun
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for a party for its newly elected
sophomore members.
Jo Banner, Dolly Culp, and Sandra
Holdemess for The American
Teacher Rec^ition Day.
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