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High Life
October 25, 1963
Lynch Heads Staff
Grimsiey Library Of^^cers Elected
Officers for the G. H. S. library are Sara Ann Lynch, President; Brenda Younts, Vice Presi
dent; Susan Scott, Secretary; Adella McKeown, Treasurer; and Stuart Brittenham, Publicity
Chairman. Miss Herring heads the staff as librarian with Miss Amy Moore as assistant.
The librarians select, with the looperation of the teachers and students, special materials
such as pamphlets, filmstrips, and motion pictures. Not only do they order new materials but
they also keep back-issues of certain magazines for students needing reference material. They
experiment with new methods of teaching and different ways of using the library in its fullest
capacity. These skilled work-
Grimsiey Service Clubs
V/elcome Soph Members
Sophomores are in the process of filling vacancies in Grims
iey Senior High’s twelve service clubs.
Interested students met with Mr. A. P. Routh, principal of
GHS, and club representatives one afternoon to learn the aims
of each club and to apply for membership New members were
to be accepted some time after the end of the first report
period.
Brs encourage extra-curricular
reading by ^ving lectures
and by circulating certain ma-
terials throughout the classrooms.
Aaided by very capable student as
sistants, Miss Herring and Miss
Moore kept the library in perfect
order for research and browsing.
Furthermore, they welcome classes
to reserve the library for special
refercmce work.
The Library Club calls meetings
whenever anyone feels the need
for improved library techniques.
Usually, the club will have sev
eral dinner meetings, one of which
will be in connection with Book
Week.
On the agenda for the officers
is the district meeting trip, which
this year, is in Mayodan at a new-
ly-built school.
Jaycees Sponsor
Whirliebird Contest
GHS’s annual “Guess-the-Whir
liebird” Contest will be held No
vember 1 at the Senior-High Point
Game. The Junior Jaycess will
announce the winner at Open
House after the game and the
registerel student must be present
to win.
The prize will be a $60 port
able radio and year’s supply of
batteries furnished by the Strand-
berg Appliance Company.
Last year’s winner was Reggie
Foster.
DISTRICT DE MEETING
Continued from Page One
room V-64.
Secretaries with Presiding Offi
cer, Lauondia Clary, and Discus
sion leader, Mrs. Mary Thompson,
D.E. Coordinator of Northeast-
Guilford High School, met in room
V-65. Treasurers met in room V-
63 with Presiding Officer Frances
Perkins, and Discussion Leader,
Mr. J. Leroy Dawson, D.E. Coordi
nator from Southeast-Guilford
High School. Publicity Committees
met in room V-60 with Presiding
officer Jerry Carpenter and Dis
cussion Leader Mr. Homer Haid-
ing, of Ragsdale High School.
Parliamentarians met in room V-66
with Presiding officer, Norris
Clay and Discussion Leader, Mrs.
Charlotte Jennings, Guidance
Counselor at GHS. Afterwards a
“Get Acquainted Hour” was held
during which refreshments were
served.
Mr. Routh said that no
sophomore clubs would be or
ganized, but about ten or
twelve tenth-graders would be
admitted to each of the seven
girls’ and five boys’ clubs already
existent. He further stated that a
balance of seniors, juniors, and
sophomores in each club was de>
sirable.
The existing girls' clubs are the
Charioteers the Junior Civinettes,
the Junior Exchangettes, the Jun
ior Jaycettes, the O. Henry Jun
iors, the eniorettes, and the Sub-
Junior Woman’s Club. The boys’
clubs are Interact, the Junior Civi-
tans, the Junior Exchange Club,
the Junior Jaycees, and the Key
Club.
Grimsley’s service clubs partici
pate in many worthwhile activi
ties throughout the year.. Each is
allowed only one money raising
project per year. Profits are con
tributed to charity and may not
be used for social activities.
The new officers of the GHS Library Club are Susan Scott,
secretary, Stuart Brittenham, publicity chairman, Sara Ann
Lynch, president, Adella McKeown, treasurer.
1116 SUBSCRIPTIONS OBTAINED;
BALLANCE OBTAINS 100 PERCENT
Mr. Ballance’s third period English class, Room 300, ob
tained a one-hundred percent subscription to HIGH LIFE.
The annual subscripton drive, carried through one full week,
brought in 1116 subscriptions altogether, which was 84 less
than 75% of the total G. H. S. enrollment that the staff had
counted on.
Tuesday and Wednesday, the first two days of the cam-
— paign were the two biggest
DELEGATES
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Wayne Brady. Bunny Hartman is
sponsored by Mike Sauer and she
will be escorted by John Hill.
Wayne Burgess sponsors Kay
Johnson, who will be escorted by
Tommy Rouse. Escorting Nan Ma
son will be Bryant Byrd. Nan is
sponsored by John Marshall. B. J.
Pearce is sponsored by Whit
Payne and she will be escorted
by Charles Perry. Sponsoring Ann
Jamieson is Bill Strickland. She
will be escorted by Alex Cheek.
selling days with 227 sub
scriptions, turned in one
Tuesday, and 374 collected
Wednesday.
During the drive, a poster was
placed in the main hall telling
how many subscriptions wesA
turned in per homeroom each day
of the campaign.
Members of the HIGH LIFE
staff visited each homeroom each
morning to give out pledge cards
to new subscrihers. Subscription
cards were also collected during
break and lunch each day.
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