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October 21, 1949 High Life Ptige Seven Clublicity By Barbara Moffitt B. O. Classes Newly-elected officers of Miss Brown’s second period D. O. class are as follows: President, George Hayes; vice-president, Becky Thom as ; secretary, Cariene Tate; treas- nrer, Clara Pearmon; social chair man, Anne Shephard; Housekeeping, Phyllis Bell; bulletin board, Jean Cox; scrapbook chairman, Charlene May. The third period class officers are as follow: President, George Cran ford ; vice-president, Barbara Crutch field ; secretary, Marie Essa; treas urer, Roger Lowe ; social committtee, Janet Price; Housekeeping, Ann Larson Myrick; bulletin board, Mar garet Roberts; scrapbook, Helen Capps. 4: 4 4 L.S.P.’s The newly-elected oflicers of the HS.P.'s are as follow: President, Connie Curry; vice-president, Mari- jane Crawford; secretary Betty O’Connor, and treasurer, Janet Greene. New members of the club are Cathrine Mcl-ean, Joanne Phipps, Carol Stroud, Elaine Ijanier, Joann Kreiger, Betty Jane Davis, and Bar bara Johnson. * * * D. E. Club The Distributive Education classes met at the Youth Center two weeks ago to organize their D. E. club, a unit of the National organization. The following officers were elected : President, Prank Burton; vice-presi dent, Charles Barbour; associate viee^resident, Billie Jane Caudle; recording secretarj', Betty Waldrop; treasurer, Bonnie Britt; associate treasurer; Nancy Deaton. Publicity, entertainment, and the scrapbook committees were ap pointed. They are: Publicity, Nancy Deaton, Billie Jane Caudle and Christine Johnson; Entertainment, Jean Wells. Jimmie Davidson, Ron nie Britt and Bobbie Jean May; Scrapbook, James Covert, Barbara Klllebrew, and Zay Anderson. The clul) is planning a hay ride and a weiner roast for the first week in October. Feld.s trips and i>artie.s will al.so be included in the year’s plans. Delegates are to be .sent to the Re gional Convention in Hickory on ^November 2 and to the National Con vention in Asheville in April. The State Convention will be held in Greenslwro in the spring wilh the local club acting as host. ^ Wheel Club All Senior High School bus drivers have reorganized the tVheel club Pictured above are two of the D. 0. office-workers from Miss Browne’s classes. They are Carleen Tate and Sarah Kellam. They are employed at Central Library office at Caldwell School and work from l:(Mb 5:00 in the afitemoon at a> salary of .50c per hour. Their wwk con-sist-s of typing, accession of books, use of duplicating machines, shelving books and other related library work. under the guidance of Mr. Charles Taylor, and have made their plans for the coming year. Jjeaders were elected, and are now planning their activities. It is said that this will become the most ex citing club in Senior High School. The first of every week was se lected as meeting time, and the first of every month was set aside for parties. ’The following members were elected for office, and will preside over the meetings this coming year. Lindy Browm was elected Presi dent ; la'on Siler, vice-president; Charles Jones, secretary, and Mr. Taylor, treasurer. Tlie two social chairmen elected as Charles Glad- well, and Charles Johnson. Ik >|E « Soph Y-Teens The Sophomore Y.Teens had their election meeting on September 28, the new officers of the club are: President, Louise Collins; fir.st vice- president, Sandra Summers: second viee-pre.sident, Barbara Johnson; secretary, Shirley Taylor; treasurer, .Julia Blanchard: imi)liclt,v chair man,, Barbara Sbowfety; sbHal ami liostess chairman, Virginia Sink. The Y-Teens are having a square dance-weiner roast combination dur ing Roll-Call week. All sophomore girls who are interested ai-e urged to join during this week. » * * Nu Phi Me .loauiie Hendricks. i>re.sident of the Xu I“Iii Me Sorority, has an nounced that the .sorority is hav ing the C> )7'onati)ri Ball ()cf()I)er 22 at Plea.sant Clut). Let Us Suggest What to Wear for liAYTIME . DATE DOINGS DANCES Sizes 9-15, 10-20 MAfSON JOLiHE WE HAVE A SERVICE THAT WILL PLEASE YOU B ESSEME LAUNDRY R WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER f 3803 E. Market Phone 7018 Fleming-Shaw Transfer Company ROY F. SHAW, Manager Local and Long Distance Moving Heavy Hauling and Riggings — General Hauling Phone 4796 Greensboro, N. C. - 116 Walker Ave. 'Bout the Youth House By BOB MURRAY The proprietor spread the word ^ anything from hairpins to Bull fid- la.st nite that tonite after the Reids- j dies. To tell the truth about it, the Ville-Greensboro game he’ll throw ■ Youth Center has so many fea- open the doors for members and all those people from the outskirts of the best metropolis N. C. An other important part of the mes sage was the fact that Lindsay Davis and his Kids of Rhythm, the Rhythm Kids will “Knock and Rock” till early in the morning. End of Message. Before Coach Huffman took a back seat he asked me to try to explain to all G’boro that you’re not only welcomed “muchly” at all the open houses but you get the same kind of greeting every after noon from .8 :30 to 6 p. m. Also on Saturday night there’s always a feature. Sometimes we have movies, dances, floor shows, pool, etc. Even though you get all of this for a penny and a half a nite, elsewere it would cost you wa.v up in (he sums I've never heard of. Those are, just a few of the many extra features That can i)e found there. .Stressed also was the matter of having private club meetings, parties, dances, shows, or an.vthing as you like. All ,vou really have to do ,is pick a nite thaT's O.K. with “Tlie Masked Marvel" and then come Tip and raise the roof, Gosli, just think of everything thats .voui's. Pool, ping- pong. juke box. jirivate telephones to call her. and a cozy “session’’ room, to top all tlii.s off you've got a pamiiacked "snack liar” to get tures that it brought a comment from Lining Burnet that went, “for my money the Youth House gives you more for you-r money than any place between here and Borneo, I know for I’ve just escaped! Laugh ing matters aside, it’s great, and if you hurry you can get that thing that’s good for one welcome year!” You’ll be missing “stuff that’s sho null” and who wants to let that go by? Tonite’s a mighty good time to drop five for that Annual. So after collecting all you’ve made on the' G’horo-Reidsville game come up and get yours and a half dozen more. Miss York Plans For Home Ec. Activities Miss Mary E. York, head of the Home Economics Department at Senior, announced some of the proj ects iilanned for her advanced home economics classes. This year, the girls wull .serve refreshments and act as hostesses at the monthly meetings of the Faculty Club. Miss York states that the idea is lieing carried out in order to give the girls a practical application for the formal class activities. English Class Draws Ideas of Freedom Miss Sara Mim’s .Junior English class has been studying Bryan’s “Antiquity of Freedom.” While ■Studying Bryan’s writings, they have drawn pictures depicting their own conceptions of freedom with inspiration from those passages. Some of the sketches are humorouB and some were drawn in a serious mood. One of the outstanding' pie- tui'es shows an old man with a shot gun in one hand and a machine gun in the other. The pictures have been posted on the bulletin board. “Have a good memory for faces, dear?” “I have.” “Spendid—I’ve just dropped yonr shaving mirror.” GREENSBORO Drug Company C. M. FoAdsau - Dkwet Fabreu. 236 W. Market Dial 8147 No truer worcs than these have been sipoken. 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