Franklin High School - Log Yearbook (Franklin, VA)

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Public : — , WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1 969 Susan and Candy consult Mrs. Thorpe after school. Allene completes a layout for the next deadline.

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Develop Our Potential The Varsity Club consists of students who have lettered in a Varsity sport or activity. The members of this club operate the popcorn and coke machines at football and basketball games. Also, this club sees that ropes are in place at the basketball games in the gymnasium to make sure no one steps on the court. The Varsity Club purchases some of the trophies that are presented to the varsity sports players. This club does various ot her things to help the different sports activities. Members of the Varsity Club work at the concession stand at a basketball game. The Quill and Scroll Club is an organization of junior and senior students who have con- tributed to the field of journalism or in the business aspect of the school’s publications. The members of this club, who must be in the upper third of their class, are responsible for making a booklet containing poems, composi- tions, and other contributions from students. These booklets are mimeographed and distri- buted to the contributors, faculty members, and other interested people. Quill and Scroll members work on the school publications during the year. The Interact Club meets before school every second Tuesday of the month. The members of the club are selected on the basis of trust- worthiness, scholarship, leadership, and charac- ter. The members solicit people to donate blood to the blood mobile. In this way the club can help the community. The Interact Club meets for a short while during the morning for a business meeting.

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ifions FRARkUR HIGH SCHOOL Paula writes her article for the Bronco Bulletin. Mrs. Thorpe reads over the recent issue of the school newspaper.