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Page Six High Life January 18, 1957 Junior Engineers' Pian 'Science Day' Program Members of the Junior Engi neers’ Club will sponsor and par ticipate in an assembly program of scientific nature for the student body Tuesday, February 5. The Program The program will consist of projects built by the students themselves. Each student will ex plain his own .project and how it works. This is a new innovation for Senior High but is not the first such exposition for the Junior En gineers. Channel 4 of UNC is scheduled to telecast the Science Fair which will happen in the latter part of March. A series of programs on this station will also be given later on by the Junior Engineers. Participants Participants on Science Day will tour the Western Electric Labora tory in Winston-Salem February •, through the 23. It stars Michele The “line up” of the GWI mem bers include, front center, Sally Bruce; first row left to right, Boo Himt, Sylvia Sox, Rachel Jessup, Pirssy Wryick, Angelyn Stokes, and Jane Golden; second row, Harriet Wells, Patsy Phillips, Berkeley Homaday, Peggy Sink, Katherine Polk, Becky Tuck, Judy Schaffer, and Ann Butler; third row, Kaye Shaffer, Judy Phillips, Robin Farr, Jeanie Turner, Linda Cashwell, and Sudie Davis. Victory Now Features 'Tea and Sympathy' By Angie Davis The next two weeks of this month are predicted to be excit ing and pleasihable ones at the VICTORY THEATRE. Four de lightful shows will be playing which you should not miss. Today and tomorrow. “Tea and Sympathy,” starring Deborah Kerr and John Kerr, will be shown. “The Proud and the Beautiful.” a French drama and love story, will begin January 20 and continue 6. The projects and those partici' pating in the assembly are listed below: Science Album—^Elizabeth An trim. Atomics to Satellites—Janet Co ble, Terry Yarborough Energy Transformation — Jim Savers Jumping Helex—Sarah Ann Cox Electron Pump—^Bill Wray Dance of Molecules—Jerry Ken- non Miracles of Sound—Riley Brown Conductivity—^Dorothy Mattox Electro Chemistry—Jeanine Van Kercldiove, Meyressa Hughes Canned Electricity—^Max Snod- derly. Buddy Rives Mr. Wizard—^Rufps Russell Electro—Chemical Series—David Craig, Jane McLennan. The Science Day program is under the direction of M, W, Sharer, Chemistry teacher, and consists of only a selected group of students. SOUTHEASTERN SODA SHOP Tasty Sandwiches 8762 Bill Anton On the Square THE BOAR AND CASTLE Greensboro’s Most Popular Sandwich Shop Spacious Parking Ground West Market Street Ext. Morgan and Gerald PhiUipe, two French performers. January 24 through 26, June Allyson will head a cast of won derful stars in a rollicking com edy, “The Opposite Sex.” Coining January 27 is a spine- tingling movie, “Julie.” Doris Day takes a tensely dramatic role, for the man to whom she is married (Louis Jourdan) is bent on her murder. The police are not con vinced of her peril until almost too late.—Ad. Clubs Againin H igh Gear After Holiday Whirl The Line-tTpr Who did it? Who should be the leader of this gai^ but Sally Bruce, president of the GWI Club? Other officers are Judy Schaffer, vice-president; Harriet Wells, secretary; Kathryn Polk, treasurer; and Ann Butler, publicity chairman. You may remember seeing last fall a group of girls in black-tail coats, black bermudas, top bats, and canes. They can be identified as new members of the club. Sen iors were Kay Shaffer and Ruth Hunt; Prissy Wryick, junior; and Sudie Davis, Jane Golden, Judie Turner, Robin Farr, Ann ‘ West, Patsy Phillips, and Berkeley Hom aday, sophomores. An honorary member from Salem is Page Brad- ham. The girls’ adviser is Mrs. Cullen French, and they have just order ed pins, which ^11 be dark green and silver. They have participated in all drives and try to have a minimum of five projects a year. Their activities this year have included a fish fry at Thanks giving, a football wiener roast fol lowed by an open house October 26, and a progressive dinner duiung the Christmas holidays. The club members are planning their annual dance with the Les Souers. They also are making indefinite plans for a beach trip the second week-end in May, and they plan to make a whole week of it in the summer. VENETTES Thursday, December 20, the VE NETTES met at Merry Wrye’s home for a caroling party. A Plan- • tation party, December 22, high lighted the girls’ Christmas ac tivities. WST The night after Christmas, the WST Club members attended a dance given by Linda Williams at Vicks Clubhouse. The girls are planning a sliunber party after the Widwinters Dance January 23. Although a definite date has not been set, plans are being made for their Plantation party sometime in February. LSP December 27 was a big day for the members of the LSP Club. After their dance “Mistletoe Mist,” at Sedgefield Manor with the DDT’s, the girls had a breakfast at Susan Brook’s home and later joined at the home of Helen White for a slumber party, A progressive dinner party is planned for Feb ruary 2. Junior Red Cross Girls Buy Gifts For Veterans Girls in the Greensboro Senior High School Chapter of the Amer ican Junior Red Cross participated in their firat major project of the year Satmday, January 12. The organization purchased for the Greensboro Chapter House ap proximately 200 gifts for men who are recuperating in various Vet erans Hospitals. One himdred and fifty of these were bingo prizes and included' such things as key chains, puzzles, and toothpaste. The other 50 were birthday gifts and included socks, books, shaving cream, and photo frames. In or der to make these gifts more per sonal the girls wrapped each gift as attractively as possible. Rachel Jessup and Angelyn Stokes, juniors, and Carole New ton, Ann Wheeler, and Helen White, seniors, served as members of a central plannii^ committee. Maigie Rose, senior, is president of the GHS chapter of the Red Cross. Books — Greeting Cards — Stationery Straughan’s Book Shop, Inc. 116 W. MARKET ST. and SUMMIT CENTER ORANGE CRUSH BOTTLING CO. Bottlers of ORANGE CRUSH. 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