Page 8 ^Operation Face Lift* HIGH LIFE , November 24, 1982 By Tamara Majors “Operation Face Lift” (as named by its sponsor, PTSA) began in Whirlie Country on October 17 when 23 students, and 8 adults ar rived on campus with rakes, clip pers, shears, and a lot of en- thusiam. The PTSA Beautification Com mittee wants to help and to en courage students to help in main taining the appearance of Grimsley. The committee wants to remove unwanted growth, beautify Campus Drive and the buildings which face Campus Drive. The lit ter around the campus is still a ma jor concern, and the PTSA has some fourthcoming ideas on reduc ing this problem. The major clean-up is not the on ly idea of “Operation Face Lift.” The committee has also requested the aid of the City Schools’ land scape designer for suggestions in beautifying Campus Drive with new trees, shrubs, and the like. The' committee is especially concerned with Campus Drive because it is the most observed by the general public. Co-chairperson of the Beautifica tion Committee, Mrs. Donna Flynt, stated, “One of the things that makes this project so much fun is the fact that the students really do care about their campus.” The Beautification Committee re quests help from anyone interested in Grimsley (students, teachers, parents, administration, and com munity). “Operation Face Lift” has already had two workdays and a third is scheduled for November 21. ANSWER TO WHODUNIT Look at Jackson’s last word, “DROCER.” It just happens to be “RECORD” spelled backwards. Thus, you play a record backwards, and the message will tell you where the jewels are hidden. In this case. Detective Snuff played the record “Fast Times At Grimsley High” backwards, and this told him to look in the gutter pipes. Eventually, Snuff found the jewels in a clogged gutter pipe. High IQ (Continued from Page 1) Bobo And Larry The team’s goal is to win the (Continued from Page 6) and knock joints right out of students’ mouths. (Larry is very accurate.) And you thought they were just janitors. Don’t turn your back on Bobo and Larry, and their chief -Limbo (alias Mr. Fuller). These men are out to get you. You can’t trust anybody anymore. You can’t even trust the guy who wrote this article. High I.Q. trophy. If this year’s team and next year’s win the cham pionship, GHS may keep the trophy. Thank You The HIGH LIFE staff would like to thank the Grimsley Student Council for their gift of $50. We appreciate the Student Council's continued support. The first televised match, which will be held on February 2, is spon sored by WFMYChannel 2, NCnIj, and the Greensboro Youth Council (GYC). The monetary reward for all this hard work is a total of $2000 for the winner. The team decides how the money will be handled. Give your feunily a ftiture for $2,195.00 For a limited time, that’s the special price of our Apple® 11+ Starter System complete with Apple Logo-the most powerful tool yet to teach you and your family the concepts of computing. Instead of a computer toy, get a real computer for Christmas. Call us for an appointment or / drop in for a free demonstration. W® Authcirized Dealer ’‘We commimicate, educate, and relate to your computer needs.” BYTE SHOP. the affordable computer store 218 N ELM STREET GREENSBORO, north CAROI-INA 2.7401 919/ 275-2983 Typical Day At GHS (Continued music will ease your nerves. It is then that you realize that every radio station is featuring Lawrence Welk’s “greatest” hits. Racing back from MacDonald’s, after hav ing your complimentary water, you hear a thumping noise. This is your flat tire. You now change your flat tire blocking a main entrance to the school parking lot. The other half of Grimsley is detouring around you in amusement. As you go to sixth period after changing your flat tire, you are con- from Page 7) fronted with a test. You know, the one you were going to study for in fifth period study hall. After writing your name, your pen runs out of ink. You then look in your pocket/purse for another pen. Your teacher is not amused and accuses you of cheating. Gosh, that zero will really help your average. You never thought 3:06 would finally arrive, but look on the bright side: tomorrow can only get better. Odell Shoffner Selected to McDonald's All-American High School Band® ^

Page Text

This is the computer-generated OCR text representation of this newspaper page. It may be empty, if no text could be automatically recognized. This data is also available in Plain Text and XML formats.

Return to page view