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VOLUME XXXVIII
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, GREENSBORO, N. C., DEC. 20, 1961
NUMBER 6
Local Representatives
Meet For Conference
Representatives from Senior,
Page, and Curry convened at
Greensboro Senior High for the
annual Youth Speaks program re
cently.
There were four features speak
ers at the conference: Reverend
Charles Shannon of Grace Meth
odist Church, Judge Z. H. Hower
ton, Mrs. Margaret Hadden of the
GHS faculty, and Mrs. Virginia
Heard of the Brides and Formal
Shop. They spoke on date enter
tainment, drinking, job hunting,
and etiquette, respectively.
David McKinney, junior, was
chairman of the program. Others
on his committee were Libby Mc-
Comb, senior; Lucy O’Brien, sen
ior; Mack Smith, junior; Lynn
Overman, sophomore; Pat Roos,
sophomore; and Jinny Bardoff,
sophomore.
Senior Representatives
Representatives attending from
the Senior Class included Gayle
Barer, Trisha Boren, Pete Bonda-
nella, Jenny Cooper, Sam Coble,
Chip Crumley, Susan Dixey, Jim
Freedman, Sandy Friedman, Toni
Gomberg, Bob Groat, Ed Hinshaw,
Roger Lewis, Jo Ann Knight, Bar
bara Massel, Wylie McGlamery,
and Tom Martin. Others from the
Senior Class included Sandra
Parker, Sherrill Newnam, Donna
Perry, Sammy Pegram, Kaye Ri
ley, Dan Richman, Camilla Wal
ters, Anne Tate, Jean Whitaker,
and Bill Womack.
Juniors Present
Junior Class representatives
were Laura Aholt, Mason Banks,
Joan Boyce, John Bercaw, Dick
Class of ’62 Gives Presentation
Of Van Dyke Christmas Classic
Members of the 'Class of 1962 presented the story of “The Other
Wise Man” for the annual Christmas Pageant at an assembly this
morning.
Approximately 100 seniors were j
involved in the presentation of the | MeComb, Virginia Lowe,
play. After several tryouts the ^ Hamlin, Sharon Dillon, Kay
following people were chosen to Lyjjjjg
fill the necessary roles: Sandra ; Sartin, Brenda Maxwell, Pat-
Parker and Jim Allen, narrators, 1 gy Allison, Nora Wilson, Janice
Spendfer Sullivan, Artaban; Dale | Matthieu, Bonnie Beeson, Diane
Smith, Mike Lawrence, Sam West, | Lgg^ Pam Money, Margaret Cran-
Terry Hugh Hoyle^^Ed^Hin- j Martha McMakin, and Trisha
Bourne.
shaw, Eddie Jennings and Henry
1 Deal, the magi; Barbara Biser,
I Carol Biser, Cathy Waldron, Dot
Latta, Alice Kearney, Vickie So
rensen, Brenda Hanna, Camilla
Walters, Joyce Bellamy, and Anne
Tate, servant girls.
More Members Named
Other members of the cast were
Jody Nuckolls, Vasda; Roger
Lewis, the robbed man; his moth
er, wife, and children — Sandra
Neal, Joyce Weinrich, Jane Taylor,
and Margaret Farrow, respective
ly; Linda Blair and Dan Hughes,
iMary and Joseph; Steve Farring
ton, Sam Coble, and Dan Jensen,
the vsdse men; Hugh Hoyle, Eddie
I Jennings, Ed Hinshaw, Mike Law-
I rence and Dale Smith, shepherds.
Angels were played by the fol
lowing girls: Gloria Cox, Carol
Sheets, Billie Wharton, Margie
French, June Carter, Sarah Col
lins, Nancy Long, Lynne Summey,
Homeroom 102 Leads List
Of Special Honor Rollees
David McKinney, junior
Burton, Mary Earle, Frank Croth-
ers, Dan Fry, Catherine Goff,
Carol Harrod, Jack Harville,
Susan Hodges, Bill James, Kay
Leavel, John Kuler, Carolyn Mc
Kenzie, James Mc-Keithon, Jill
Miller, Glenda Minor, and Lynda
Nunn. Bobby Nuckols, Jane Redd,
Alan Robinson, Sharon Scott,
Dina Steed, Tommy Stewart, Janet
Williams, and Alec Wrenn con
clude the list of junior repre
sentatives.
Sophomores Attending
Betty Baine, Gary Anderson, El
len Bander, Bill Bla'ckmon, Anne
Bradley, Wayne Burgess, Beverly
Camras, jimmy Byrd, Lauondia
Clary, Chris Corry, Marcia Ed-
mundson, Thomas Duncan, Joyce
Pegram, Tim Hilderbrant, Vicky
Harris, Anne Jamison, Cynthia
Jobe, Becky Jones, Lee Kubat,
Chet Linker, Miriam Legg, Ann
McIntosh, Billy McCormick, and
Jack Martin were among the soph
omore representatives. The re
mainder of the sophomore repre
sentatives were Sandra Martinez,
Carol Mortimer, Donna Newman,
Lyn Nichols. Brenda Moriarty,
Vestal Palmer, Betty Pritchard,
Drenda Russell, Bill Russell, Don
na Setzer, John Scott, Eddy
Strang. Emily Steifle, Bill Tucker,
Ruth Trexler, Robert Whitaker,
and Kathy Williams.
Homeroom 102 leads the list of
Special Honor Roll students with
five representatives. These per
sons are Billie Wharton, Beverly
Wilkinson, Nora Wilson, Libby
Yarber, and Linda Wiliamson.
Of the 22 seniors on Special
Honor Roll, homeroom 200 has
Rick Arhart as the lone represent
ative. Pete Bondanella and Cecie
Boren come from room 202. Jim
Freedman, Rhea Jacobs, and Bob
Groat were the only special stu
dents from homeroom 68, 10, and
24, respectively.
Sherry Kellett and Roger Lewis
are the additions from room 311,
while Jayne Marsh and Brenda
Miller come from room 6. Room
301 sends Lana Miller and Sandra
Parker, and Elaine Pelkey is from
homeroom 5.
Dan Richman and Kaye Riley
from M204 and Bill Tippett and
Janes Walters from 22 complete
the list of Special Honor Roll sen
iors.
Juniors
The juniors were in second
place with 15 students on Special.
Pat Atkisson is from 303, and
Durwood Edwards and Mike Eph-
land come from room 2. Room 307
sends Dan Galloway and David
Fesperman, while Nancy McNairy
is the only person from room 300.
Room 306 was in first place
among the junior homerooms with
Kaye Nelson, Wiliam Norman, and
Donna Paoli. Nancy Smith and
Louise Smith are from room 9, and
309 claims Phyllis Winston. Alan
Robinson and Louise Rufty from
61 and John Weisner from 302
end the roster of Special Honor
Roll juniors.
Sophs
Other players were Linda Lael,
mother; Nancy Frick, Ina Jean
Harris, Lyndia Harvell, and Dale
Stansbury, crowd of women; Don
Cunningham, captain of the sold
iers; Sammy Pegram, Tommy Kee
fer, Sam Coble, Jim Perry, and
Kurt Zahnle, soldiers.
Remainder of Cast
The remaining members of the
cast were as follows: Bob Keller,
the rabbi; Jo Ann Knight, Mary
Stowe Boyd, Janey Walters, and
Betti McNairy, prisoners; Rose
mary Qujnn, Susan Dixey, Bar
bara Gegenheimer, and Mary
Brennan, beggars; Mary Hartman,
Grace Penny, Kay McCuiston,
Carol Gordon, Louise Sleeper,
Pam Martin, and Anne Vincent,
the crowd; Lynn Ogburn, the man
in the street, and Janet Harrison,
the girl being sold.
Senior Home Room 311
Leads Honor Roll Roster
Senior Homeroom 311 was first
in the school With 12 honor roll
students. These persons include
Scottie KeUam, Sherry King, Jo
Ann Knight, Jim Kropa, Linda
Lael, Jeanne Lambert, Mike Law-
Sylvia Simpson, Gilbert Smith,
Dale Stansbury, Martha Steed,
Spencer Sullivan, and Lynne Sum
mey.
Cherry Swaringen, Anne Tate,
Brenda Taylor, Katherine Tucker,
rence, Diane Lea, Wayne Lee, Vera ' Steve Tyler, Cathy Waldron, Ca
Leonard, Sandra Lisk, and Nancy
Long.
Homeroom 200 placed second
with Jimmy Allen, Barbara Alley,
Judy Andrews, Pam Angel, Eliza
beth Banner, Ann Barham, Bar
bara Barney, Jon Barton, Charles
Bennett, and Lea Jane Berlnati
making Honor Roll. Barbara Biser,
Mary Stowe Boyd, T. M. Brim,
Twelve members of the class i Caroline Brockman, Cynthia
of ’64 were on Special for the first j Brown, and Glenda Brown repre-
six weeks. Betty Bain, Stephen ' sent Room 202. Coming from
Best, Marsha Sue Brady, and Bren- I Homeroom 65 are Ann Bull, Jane
da Carter are the only representa- j Cannon, Sarah Collins, and Jenny
tives from their homerooms M202, ' Cooper.
103, 21, and 206. Fred McCSll and j Tying for second place with
Carol Mortimer are the sole spe- ' Room 200 is Homeroom 1 with
cial students from rooms 11 and ^ cheryl Cranford, Chip Crumley,
305. HE201 claims the largest rjr Culpepper, Don Cunningham,
number of Special Honor Rollees i sandra Davis, Henry Deal, Caro-
with Jeff Osmint, Betty Jo Pearce, ' jyjj Dees, Susan Dixey, Carole
and Mary Parker. Betty Pritchard, | Dodson, and Jack Dugger. Home-
Ann Teitz, and Sarah D. Vaughan ' j-oom 68 only claims Sandra Fried-
from rooms HE201, 14, and 16 Barbara Geganheimer, and
complete the list of Special Honor
Roll students.
30 Students Audition
For Aii-State Group
ilpproximately 30 students audi
tioned on December 16 for All-
State Orchestra to be held Janu
ary 26, 27, and 28.
Mr. Emerson Head will direct
the All-State Workshop Orchestra,
which will play “El Relicarrio,”
composed by Padiela and the se
lection arranged by Isaac, “Moto
Pcyetus,” for string orchestra by
Latter and other selected numbers.
The concert orchestra will play
one movement from “Brahm’s
First Symphony” for orchestra,
“Rounds” for string orchestra by
David Diamond, “Gayne Suite” by
Khachaturian ahd other selected
numbers.
Kaye Gaines on honor roll. The
lone student from 10 is, Anita
Henkel. Jane Gibson, Brenda Han-
Charlie Hamillon Speaks
II • I Goffe are sent by 24.
To Quill and Scroll Club , ^ has the following honor
students: Libby McComb, Martha
At a recent meeting of Quill and
Scroll, members heard an infor
mal talk by Charlie Hamilton, fea
ture writer for the GREENSBORO
RECORD.
Mr Hamilton recalled interest
ing incidents from his early days
as a newspaper reporter -to dem
onstrate the similarities and dif
ferences between journalistic and
creative writing styles.
During the first week in De-
ceniber, a called meeting of Quill
and Scroll was held, and the can
dy for the annual candy sale was
distributed. The club will continue
to sell the fifty cent chocolate
bars through Christmas.
McMakin, Lynn McNeely, Don
na Martin, Barbara Massel, Janice
Matthieu, Brenda Maxwell, Jerry
Maynor, ahd Nancy Martin.
Homeroom 301
Jerry Moffitt, Pam Money, Di
ana Neal, Sandra Neal, Sherrill
Newnam, Jody Nuckolls, Philip
Oakley, and Janet Parks are hon
or roll students from Boom 301.
Coming from 5 are Patricia Per
kins, Bob Perry, Donna Perry,
Reamon Polk, Sammy Pegram,
Cam Penfield, Dallas Peoples, and
Pam Ransley. M204 honor students
are Kay Sawyer, Patricia Self,
Carol Sheets, and June Shoffner.
Making honor roll from 313 are
milla Walters, and Carol Warren
are from No. 22. The three hon-
orollees from 102 are Brock Wel-
lons, Delores West and Betty Wil
kins.
Juniors
Placing first in the Junior Class
was Room 2 with Frank Crothers,
Doris Crow, Suzanne Culpeper,
Frankie Dees, Phil Dixon, William
Dixon, Chuck Dunham, Mary
Earle, Carolyn Ebhardt, Ken Eiler,
Judy Elkins, and Mary Arthur Ep
person. Mickey Anderson, Mike
Andrew, Mickey Andrews and Ken
Austin came from 303. Students
from 106 are John Bercaw, Jane
Blair, Joan Boyce, Jeanette Brown,
Ann Bullen, Sherry Bundy, and
Pam Burkholder. Homeroom 204
sends Jim Burwell, Glenn Can-
field, Retta Jo Clements and Dew
ey Cockman.
Homeroom 307 places second
with the number of representa
tives on honor roll. They are as
follows: Annette Gaddy, Tommy
Fulton, Milton. Evans, Brenda
Faulkner, Betsy Finison, Sarah
Flintom, Butch Garrett, Susan
Frahm, Nelson. Furman, and Bob
Ginger. Carolyn Griggs, David
Hamilton, Jack Harville, Linda
Haynes, and Freddie Henderson
represent Homeroom 27.
Room 60
Delegates from Room 60 are
Cindy Hickerson, Helen Hinshaw,
Margaret Howard, Barbara How
ell, Chuck Hughes, Michael Ing-
ber. Bill James, Doris Johnson,
and Jeanne Johnson. Chosen from
12 are Boyce Kendrick, Brenda
Kirkman, Kitty Kusenberg, Don
na Lane, Janet Latham, David
Latta, David Layton, Kay Leavel,
and Ben Kennerly. Bob Lutz,
James Maddrey, Carolyn McKen
zie, David McKinney and William
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