Christ Church Episcopal High School - Hellenian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Parent Involvement Improves Life Auction '83, headed by Mr. Robert Sherrill, was the featured activity of the Parents' Organization. The Parents' Organization, chaired by Mrs. Lucy Kuhne, was visible throughout the year from the beginning textbook sales in August, to the daily bookstore routine, to the spring auction. They also published the telephone directory, organized by Mrs. Diane Cochran, and planned evening programs in the fall My doctor says caffeine makes me nervous ex- plains Mrs. Joy Glenn. Nt.. . and the spring. The libraries received five thousand dollars for books from the Parents' Organization, and teachers have real desks and filing cabinets thanks to Parents' Organization donations. Mrs. Joyce Parks headed the Upper School committeeg Mrs. Joy Glenn, the Middle School, and Mrs. Karen Mathers, the Lower School. These people met with Mrs. Kuhne monthly for an update on events. Organizing Parents' Night at the Upper School is one ofthe Parents' Organization's main objectives. ee Smith spends days making life better at Parents' Organizationf7l

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Board s Viabl Under the supervision of Dr. Darrell Jervey, the school board voiced parents' opinions on school matters. The board managed the budget and started an endowment fund to increase scholarship programs and to promote enrollment beginning in ,83-'84. The funding for the program came from private and corporate donations. A major task of the board was to select a headmaster, The students are well represented on the School Board by Bibby Harris and Ginger Hagy. Mrs. Patton is a devoted Board Member. sf.. 'Www 70 School Board Representatives to the School Board for the past year Standing: Mr. Arthur C, McCall, Mr. Perry Earle III, Mr. Robert A. Sherrill, Mr. F. Pierce Williams, Mr. Heyward, M. Sullivan, Mrs. Lou 0'Brien, Mrs. Josie Patton, Mrs. Ginny Tate, and Mrs. Diana Stafford. Seated: Fr. Gilbert Dent, Mr. David A. Quattlebaum III, Dr. Darrell Jervey, Fr. Dennis Maynard, Mr. Benjamin Crabtree, and Mrs. Gloria Hendershot.

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Literature Summer and supplementary reading lists encouraged wide exposure to literature in grades seven through twelve. Sophomores and Juniors intensified verbal SAT study while Seniors concentrated on essay skills. Term courses included mythology, Southern short stories, creative writing, and typewriting. Chaired by Mrs. Jacquelyn Gaddy, the members of the English Department were Mrs. Nancy Baker, Mrs. Barbara Carter, Mrs. Betty Cavan, Mrs. Barbara Harrison, Mrs. Ruth King, and Mr. John Walter. 72fEnglish You're telling me Shakespeare wrote Great Expectations? questions Mr. Walter. The fifth graders have totally baffled Mrs. Harrison. 5 f .ww