GHS Homecoming Queen
To Be Crowned Nov. 1
Grimsley’s Homecoming Queen will be corwned Friday night,
November 1, at the Grimsley High Point football game.
The presentation of all candidates for Homecoming Queen
and their sponsors and escorts will take place Wednesday,
October 29 at our regular weekly assembly. Mary Rountree,
chairman of elections, stressed that the Homecoming Queen
is elected solely on a basis of school spirit. Elections wiU take
place the morning of November 1 in order to try and keep
the results a secret. The crowning of the Queen will take place
during half-time of the game. Tentative plans have been made
for a bonfire. Definite plans
Members of GHS’s Homecoming Court are, front row, left to right— Pfaff, Ray, Roos, Mac
intosh, Vaughn, Huckabee, Coble, and Mason. Second row, Pearce, Fillipski, Reed, Hartman,
and Pritchard. Third row, Newman, Johnson, Dunford, Phillips, Bradshaw, Starling, Roundtree,
Jamieson, Burton, and Barrier.
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VOLUME XL GRIMSLEY SENIOR HIGH GREENSBORO, N. C., OCT. 25, 1963 NUMBER 3
Officer Training Workshop Forerunner of Event
wiU be announced after the
Homecoming Committee has
checked with the faculty ad
visors.
Also serving on the committee
for the Homecoming Game are
Sally Andrews, Lynn Duncan, and
Philip Jones. Bill Acree is in
charge of lighting, and Carolyn
Rich is Publicity chairman. Mr.
Jack Jessup is faculty advisor.
Each girl is sponsored by one
boy and escorted by another. The
candidates and their sponsors and
escorts are as follows:
Each girl is sponsored by one
boy and escorted by another. The
candidates and their sponsors and
escorts are as follows:
Ellen Barrier, who is sponsored
by Randy Ariail, will be escorted
by A1 Lineberry. Keith Gulledge
sponsors Ann Bradshaw, who will
be escorted by Bob Banks. James
Walker will sponsor Ellen Dun-
ford who will be escorted by Bill
Johnson. Sponsoring Linda Filip-
ski is Edward McLean. Linda will
be escorted by Dargan Frierson.
Deanna Huckabee, who is spon
sored by Brandon James, will be
escorted by Bill Blackman. Phillip
Jones will escort Ann McIntosh,
who is sponsored by Charles Press-
ley.
Basil Bullard, Jr. is sponsoring
Donna Newman. Donna will be
escorted by Tommy Hutton. Gail
Pfaff. who is being sponsored by
Bill Tucker, will be escorted by
Jerry Jernigan. Escorting Betty
Pritchard will be Bobby Crumley.
Betty is sponsored by Billy Mitch
ell. Lynn Duncan sponsors Susan
Ray who wil be escorted by Ran
dall Miller. Patti Reed will be es
corted by Redge Foster. She is
sponsored by John Crump. Spon-
coring Pat Roos is Steve Martin-
Pat will be escorted by Pete Cross.
Chet Linker sponsors Mary Roun
tree. who will be escorted by Pat
Brugh. Emily Starling is sponsor
ed by Thomas Trollinger and she
will be escorted by David Fieg.
Janice Vaughan, who is sponsored
by Eddie Walke, will be escorted
by Vestal aimer. Mary Anne Bur
ton is sponsored by Tommy Pugh
and will be sponsored by Ed Sel
lars.
Roger Dalton sponsors Pat
Coble, who will be escorted by
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District DE Meeting Held At Page 'Meet Me In St. Louis
Presented By Jr. Class
The District D. E. Meeting was held at Page High School, October 23, from 3 p.m. to 10
p.m. Representative schools were Page, Ragsdale, Grimsley, Ben L. Smth, Southeast-Guilford,
Northeast-Guilfo-rd, Northwest-Guilford, Graham High, Southern High of Graham and Walter
There were two delegates from every school who had a vote each in electing the District 7:30 in the > GHS Auditorium. Chosen to be presented was
officers who ran at the meeting and were installed at a later time. Christophei' Sergei’s dramatizaton of Sally Bensons hook,
Pat Dean, a Senior at GHS entered the job interview contest, which she won at Bessemer
High last year. One student en-
Grimsley’s Junior Class play was presented last night at
“Meet Me In St. Louis.”
Meet Me In St. Louis” was a situation comedy which took
tered from every school pres
ent. Another contest held was
the Speech Contest.
A buffet supper, social hour,
sock hop, and the crowning of a
Beauty Queen were other events
of the meeting.
An Office Training Workshop
held October 8 wa-s the forerunner
of the District D.E. Meeting.
Registration for the Office
Training Workshop was handled
by Lavondia Ciary and Dorothy
Key, which began at 7:15 in room
V-62. At 7:30 the General Meeting
was called to order by Ronnie
Dawson, D.E. President represent
ing Grimsley. The roll call was
read and the various officers of
D.E. clubs of this area were recog
nized.
The officers who were recog
nized were from such schools as
Alamance, Northeast - Guilford,
Southeast - Guilford, Northwest-
Guflford, Page, Ben L. Smith.
Ragsrale, Graham, and Grimsley.
Martha Snead. D.E. Vice-Presi
dent, introduced the speaker for
the evening, Mrs. Virginia Heard,
North Carolina State Manager of
Britanica Films. Mrs. Heard’s topic
was “Qualities of Leadership for
a Real Officer.”
A film entitled “Parliamentary
Procedure in Action” was intro
duced by Mr. Louie Benardi. D.E.
Coordinator from Ben L. Smith
High School. Also present were
officers from the various clubs
and organizations of GHS.
At 8:30 the General Meeting
broke up into six small discussion
groups in various rooms of the
Vocational Building. The Presi
dents met in room V-61 with Ron
nie Dawson as Presiding Officer
and Discussion leader Mr. William
Hunter. D.E. Coordinator of
Northwest-Guilford High School.
The Vice-Presidents met with Mar
tha Snead, Presiding Officer, and
Mrs Clara Waltnale, D.E. Coordi
nator of Page High School, in
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XL EXECUTIVE BOARD MEHING
HELD TO DISCUSS INDUCTIONS
place in St. Louis about 1904. The farce delt with the objection
of a businessman’s family against moving to New York. Their
An executive board meeting was held recently by the Grims
ley Junior Oassical League. The purpose of the meeting was
for the officers to plan an induction ceremony for the new
members.
Parker Norman, president, announced that the ceremony
would take place October 31 in room 201 at 3:30 and that ap
proximately sixty to seventy new members were expected to
be inducted. During the indue-
tion an orchestral ensemble
would provide the music as
five officers acted the roles of
high priest and the spirits of four
years of Latin.
Membership in JCL is based
on a student maintaining an
eighty-five average in Latin; how
ever, any member who not actively
participating or misses two meet
ings is dropped from the roll.
At the executive board meeting
Cyn^ia Wharton, North Carolina
Stae Secretary for JCL, accom
panied by her sponsor Mrs. Mad-
lin; reported on the State JCL
executive board meeting. Steve
Hobbs, State president called the
meeting and requested all officers
with their local sponsors to attend.
The meeting was held October
5 in Chapel Hill and continued
throughout the day. The purpose
of the meeting was to plan the
program for the JCL convention
which was to be held in March
at Chapel Hill. Some of the activ
ities planned for were two general
assemblies. Latin contest, the elec
tion of State officer, and work
shops pertaining to the improve
ment and development of the Jun-
ior Cbssical League.
Also attending the executive
board meeting from Greensboro
was Jee Yeung, a senior at Page,
who had been appointed Parlia
mentarian for the convention.
Wilder Elected President
Of NCEA Latin Section
Mrs. Frances Wilder, Latin and
English teacher here at Grimsley
High School, was elected President
of the Latin section of the NCEA
held October 4.
NCEA is a state-wide profession
al organization for teachers on
both tlje high school and elemen
tary levels.
protests to his new promotion
and their attempts to dissuade
his boss from giving their fath
er the job lead to hilarious re-
suits. These several incidents made
the play a very warm and ridicu-
ously funny play.
Characters
Worth Bawldin headed the cast
of the Smith family in the role of
Mr. Smith. Other members of the
Smith family included Betsy
Bourne as Mrs. Smith, Janet Tur
ner as Rose, Linda Dunn as Ester,
Candy Sauer as Agnes. Dena
Scher as Tootie, Ken Bell as Lon,
Bishop Byerly as Grandpa Propha-
ter, and Pam Doss as Katie.
Other characters included Bar
bara Britten as Mrs. Waughop,
Claudia McGill as Ida Boothby.
Bill Russell as John Shephard,
Bob Albright as Fred Gregory,
Mary Ann Buie as Lucille Pen-
tard, Barry Smith as Mr. Dorge,
Gary Smith as Mr. Duffy, and
Erwin Lewis as the conductor.
Linda Harville and Lynn Went
worth acted as prompters and sub-
stituted for the original cast when
necessary.
A great number of juniors and
faculty members have worked on
many of the committees in order
that the scenery, props, and cos
tumes would be ready for the per
formance.
Direction
Miss Mozelle Causey directed
the play and Mrs. Wales, the jun
ior class advisor, co-ordinated
many of the committees.
Following the performance, Miss
Causey was presented with a bou
quet of long-stem red roses from
the cast. After the presentation,
the players enjoyed a brief party
back stage before returning to
their homes.
Juniors—Betsy Bourne, Janet Turner, and Barbara, Britten^uring a rehearsal for the jun
ior class play “Meet Me In St. Louis.”