Curry High School - Phantom Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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BIG SISTERS As guides and counselors for the freshman girls, the Big Sisters help the freshmen become acquainted with Curry and feel that the upperclass- men are really interested in them. FIRST ROW: J. Andrews, S. Jones, S. Dailey, K. Meece, S. Crumpler, J. Reynolds, S. Yarzebinski, B. Bell, SECOND ROW, M. Short, M. Rogers, H. Moore, President Cutter, E. Webb, M. Lane, K. Marvin, P. Creger, M. Ball, L. Boykin, THIRD ROW, T. Gailey, B. Morris, M. Murray, G. Combs S Scott C Brown L D n . 1 - .9 - y - 3 - ieley, L. Castrovinci, F. Klock, P. Sperry, N. Berry, S. Lynch. bmwiafal. ?. lk'il ?i2'W.i' C CLUB C Club members earn the honor of wearing the official C by par- ticipation in athletics or in student activities. Students who have earned their C in one of the four fields of activities are T. Gailey, S. Jones, K. Marvin, P. Creger, K. Gorrellg SEC- OND ROW, W. Bridges, D. Newland, A. Wade, T. Baxter, R. Chappell, D. Johnston, THIRD ROW, J. Griffin, G. Scott, S. Rubin, A. Latham, A. Curtis. Q 1 LITTLE SISTERS Members of the Little Sisters are freshman girls and girls who. are new to Curry. To show their appre- ciation for their Big Sisters' help, the Little Sisters honor them with a picnic in the spring. FIRST ROW, C. Alspaugh, B. Stafford, S. Wil- liams, P. Roos, P. Salter, E. Seaboltg SECOND ROW, G. Pfaff, S. Sellers, J. Fields, R. Davis, S. Monti, G. Bar- dolph, L. Overman, S. Deang THIRD ROW, J. Price, C. Harris, J. Parker, J. Dailey, S. Dyer, T. Middlebrook, S. Vaughan, C. Reynolds, E. Her- ring, L. Welborn, G. Spencer.

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' F. H. A. The Curry chapter of Future Home- makers of America centers its goals around practical experience for good homes and family relations. ON STAIRS: F. Klock, L. Daniely, M. Short, N. Berry, P. Sperry, J. Blairg STANDING, S. Lynch, P. Creger, C. Brown, H. Moore, M. Ball, KNEEL- ING, J. Andrews, E. Webb, M. Lane, S. Jones. J KEY CLUB The Key Club, sponsored by the Greensboro Kiwanis Club, strives to make efficiency and service its keys to success. This year,s project was the publication of the faculty-student director. Members of the Key Club are, SEATED: Adviser Shipton, B. Newnam, W. Darnell, President Mas- ten, R. Chappell, S. Rubin, A. Wade, STANDING, T. McKinney, A. Lath- am, M. Cecil, D. Johnston, B. Mc- Igmaey, J. Griffin, Joe Griffin, G. co ' -. LIBRARY The Library Club enables students to learn more about the library and to render service to the school. Deci- malites, left to right, FRONT ROW, Adviser Mrs. Jarrett, S. Dyer, S. Crumpler, J. Andrews, President Lynch, B. Bell, T. Middlebrook, G. Pfaffg BACK ROW, L. Overman, S. Jones, J. Parker, S. Sellers, E. Her- ring, E. Seabolt, G. Bardolph, P. Creger, H. Moore, S. Monti, C. Rhodes, J. Dailey, P. Salter, B. Staf- ford, presented a framed motto of the purposes of the library to the school. ' Jgwiiii :ffiff .,f':,'!f52fW57- . fif Q f?f.7fI.?T7e,' tai

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The Junior High Chorus provides beautiful choral music for the enjoyment of the students and fac- ulty. Junior songsters are, FIRST ROW, A. In- gram, S. Johnson, G. Bridges, C. Engels, B. Pitt- man, C. Jones, K. Cecil, E. Wray, P. Bullard, C. C H O R U S Speas, P. Bolteng SECOND ROW, L. Pass, G. Bul- ton, P. Alspaugh, L. Masten, F. Davis, L. Jones, J. Tuttle, J. Allen, G. Apple, T. Early, THIRD ROW, C. Combs, C. Cox, L. Latham, J. Gale, B. Brantley, K. Stallings, L. Daniels, S. Kemp. COUNCIL The junior high student council strives to provide training in leadership and self-discipline. Members of the council are Miss Peden, G. Pfaff, A. Rigsby, T. Martin, F. Davis, J. Allen, J. Gale, F. Poole, C. Combs, P. Landry, K. Cecil, S. Kemp, G. Fulton. JUNIOR HIGH CURRYER L. Masten, C. Engels, L. Latham, T. Early, C. Jones, G. Page, Miss Peden, and S. Cordle keep the junior high abreast of the news with the junior high edition of the Curryer. 46