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High Life
September, 21,1956
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Greensboro Senior High Welcomes
18 New Teachers For '55-57 Year
Mrs. BaiTett Mr. Bondanella Miss Craven
Miss Griffin
Mrs. Hillman Miss Hunter
Mrs. Stanton Miss White-
Sophomare Elections
Scheduled For Oct. 2
Elections of Sophomore Class of
ficers will be conducted Tuesday,
October 2, and the nui-off will
take place the following day, ac
cording to James Spence, Senior
Class president, who is also election
chairman.
The deadline for the registering
of all aspirants will be Tuesday,
September 25. A record number of
sophomores are expected to seek
an office, since the present Soph
omore Class is the largest in the
history of GHS. Registering will
take place Monday, October 1.
Sophomores seeking an office will
be presented to their fellow class-
men at an assembly Thursday,
September 27.
James reminds sophomores that
only those who register will be
eligible to vote. He urges that all
students exercise their vote and
thereby select a slate ofofficers
capable of living up to Senior High
standard^.
Mrs. Nellie Blackburn, dean of
students, is the adviser to the
Sophomore Class.
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Senior’s faculty has undergone
a change for the 1956-57 school
year, for approximately one-foui’th
of the teachers are new to Senior.
Even though the faculty has in
creased in actuality by only two,
there are a total of 18 new teach
ers. Last year Senior welcomed
only 10. In the number this year
there are just three males among
15 females. t
The Science Department re
ceived the largest number of new"
staff members with four, and the
Math Department came next with
three.
The English and Commercial
Departments both have two new
teachers. There is one new teach
er for each the Bible, Language,*
Library, Home Economics, Music,
Physical Education, and Art De
partments.
New Science Department teach
ers are Milton Sharrer, Miss Notie
Vay White of Statesville. Sam
Whitely from Greensboro, and
Miss Patsy Crayer from Lexington.
Assigned to the English Depart
ment are Miss Carolyn Hunter of
Raleigh, and Mrs. Evelyn Stanton
from Guilford College, and to the
Commercial Department are Prank
Bondanella and Miss Jean Wood.
The Math Department welcomes
Mrs. Helen A. Proctor, Mrs. Mar-
gy Ledford, of Guilford College,
and Mrs. Jeannie Parker from
Greensboro.
Mrs. Norma Barrett of Albe
marle is the new Bible teacher;
Mrs. Lucille Hillman, the Family
Life instructor, Miss Alice Griffin
of Williamston, art teacher, and
Mrs. Eleanor Lambert is teaching
Physical Education.
Joining the Language Depart
ment is Miss Marion Osborne of
Greensboro. Mrs. Jeanne Meredith
is teaching in the Music Depart
ment and Mrs. Lucy Oliver is the
new assistant librarian.
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Gym Classes Attract 155
From GHS Female Ranks
Approximately 155 GHS girls
have enrolled in gym classes for
the school year of 1956-57. The
classes will play outdoor sports
until cold weather comes.
During the first week of school
the girls i^ayed softball but have
now changed to speedball. Mrs.
Eleanor C. Lambert, new physical
education teacher, has requested
that “any girl who is interested
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Camille Merriman Heads
Playmasters Organization
Camille Merriman, senior, was
elected president of the Playmas
ters, Senior High’s dramatic or
ganization, at its annual election
Wednesday afternoon, September
12.
Other officers chosen then are
Marie White, vice-president; Polly
Young, secretary; and Joe Math-
erly, treasurer. Present members
besides the officers include Valin-
da Beall, Judie Bittinger, Prances
Blake, Ann Darnell, Frank Den
nis, Dianne Hill, Ruth Hunt, and
Lee Pickard. A point system in
the making wdll determine which
participants of the dramatic class
es are eligible for membership in
Playmasters this year.
Tryouts began last week for
“Pride and Prejudice,’’ their first
production of the year to be pre
sented November 8. It is a three-
act comedy adapted by Jane Ken
dall from the novel by Jane Aus
ten. The cast is composed of five
men and 11 women. Committee
chairmen will be selected later.
in playing speedball, report to
the girls’ gym any Tuesday or
Thursday.’’ She has made tenta
tive plans for the organization of
a speedball team which will play
various other high schools.
Whirlies Football
Schedule
Raleigh 0 Whilies 0
Durham 7 - Whirlies 19
September 21
Charlotte, home
September 28
Gastonia, There
October 5
Asheville, there
October 12
Winston-Salem, home
October 19
Danvilie, home
October 26
Salisbury, home
November 2
High point, there
November 9
Burlington, home
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