Glenn High School - Glenn Echoes Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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15 5 Q 3 2 lKey Club Does It Again! Key i president Harry Davis, accepts :ward from the president of the hnis club. Teachers Aid. Mrs. Perkins receives help grading papers from Anchor Club member Donna Angell. UG 'fvfex-gf.. Q in kj ,J Key Club members: K. Winfree, A. Largen, M. Skotcher, B. Davis, D. Durham, J. York, N. Willard, M. Crotts, J. Lewis, D. Pierce, R. Soots, K. Keene, S. Hagaman, Sam Jenkins, M. Ward, C. Carper, M. Brent, S. Handy, M. Ledbetter, E.Ward, A. McKaughan, J. Howerton, B. Davis, H. Davis, V. Fritzler, A. McGee, L. Gibbons, and M. Stovall. V Drganizations

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The majority of organizations at Glenn involve individual peo- ple, participating for individual benefits. But in two clubs, the Key and Anchor Clubs, service is the focal point. Members of these clubs must work together asa group, for the benefit of others, not themselves. The Key Club, sponsored by Mr. Lauten and Mr. Howard, contains both male and female members. According to presi- Key dent Harry Davis, The Club represents hard work, fun, suc- and respect. They have cessfully worked on many pro- jects this year, such as working at Wake Forest's home football games, working the concession Service With A Smile! School And Community Involvement stands at wrestling matches, and putting together the bonfire ev- ery year. Said treasurer Amber McGee, I have enjoyed work- ing the concession stands at Glenn the most because l can socialize with my friends and provide a service to my school at the same time. Sponsored by Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Briggs, the all-girls Anchor Club also provides services to the students, faculty, and out- side organizations. Their pro- jects this year include a canned food drive for Crisis Control, working at the school store in the mornings, and ringing bells for the Salvation Army during Christmas. President Michele s m+MssksavweMVwW,r,i.,sssssWm,m Wseesswmsmwsws Anchor Club members: L. Snyder, B. Southern, A. Vogler, K. Cornell, J. Clodfelter, A. Motsinger, J. Arthur, A. Cheek, C. Eller, S. Collins, M. Anderson, P. Southern, S. Culler, R. East, M. Anderson, M. Comer, and K, Britt, A Clean Sweep! Key Club members Bobby Davis and Ken Winfree earn manhours sweeping up the student parking lot. Comer commented, This year we are more organized as well as more active. I enjoy Anchor Club because I like being in- volved in my school and commu- nity. Junior Kim Cornell also remarked, I feel like our most enjoyable and worthwhile pro- ject was ringing bells for the Sal- vation Army at Christmas. It felt good to know we were helping people. Both these clubs are centered on the needs of their school and others and the ways they can make a difference. Together the Key and Anchor Clubs are work- ing to make a lasting impression on Glenn and the community. 555555 Earning points for Anchor club, Peggy Cole takes up admission money from Scott Culler, 'We ,,,,,,,,,,,,m,,,s..s N,,,,,.,,,,He,.,.,.,..MWMM.ss-new-ff WW, .N,. ,,...,...,.,.....W,.s,..........,,.,..,.V,cc,v We . 2-ze.-wzJ:vmN.,......u,Wwm: .... .. ..m-1r::z,,MWW:wwM-Mara ww-wzwssmrrnmgftmwwsw..wavafvzwaswisrw-Mweezsx 'f'h Mem--W . mx we :zzm-A-Dfmmwrwxnxzwwfvfrwxsuwswmmws My N-W-A V we-'-wwwsw mamma-Mrrwmw ,...,...Wcmrm 'fr- .Wee .... W---fx.: .... ' :sms-Q .1:4m,z..s,ux:.'::: : ::y.z:..g.,.,wmraw,s-A w:.m,r:..-'N:emg,.,.,...,N mwMQM.WWmsmfm-::N M' ' swmwmamzffwlmsxasff- New .MM fs if 1:-H Mews We .fwfrxzzr rwr --WN eww swf-'1ft:..:.,..w..A WN:r:W:.x:zN': T147 ..-....m..s .H wwwse ........ w.:xerwa.1'ff Www:--'rwme:1fxa.mneeNM:rr:1.,.,.we-vwwww-Mm... pxwmwxwwemswgegwwe. .... . cmangwmewawwwxcxsswwmm me-s2,.f1,f4.s.2,.x1ifs...e..e..,..s...-.,.ei.....W...se- s.m.,.W,..,.....m.............s..ss..... .:. - W.- mms..-..:1px,-x ,Mez-,nearer .,....Wwm vv.,,, .... em fmzusfsseemmwwqwwaesswswwsxhyzrsmswmmwsssmmssmmm, ww.-ww. ,ease WNW .... We wasarmw mu.. mwmfwwmwwwg... mwszzqzzmwssmrasmaemv ,mauve M swwwxvxqwmwwsmemes-Mmew

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V.l.P. 's Very Involved Parents Added to the bustle of stu- dents activities this year, are the spunk and spirit of the parent clubs. The Booster Club and CATS, one in the same, and the PTSA, include supportive par- ents prepared to take action, with a little help from the stu- dents, when important decisions and bobcat spirit demand. If not for CATS, Create a Terrific Stadium, made up of loyal Booster Club members, Glenn's new stadium would still be a dream. Our one aim was to work toward the victory of a new stadium for Glenn, said member Frank Sink. The Fall Festival was one of the successful projects the Standing Room Only. Glenn Students and parents including Don and Anna Atkins crowd the meeting of county commissioners to press for a new stadium. .a,p9a'inii.1f.rQ 4 - Booster Club sponsored earlier this year, with the help of the cheerleaders and male athletes who participated in the Powder Puff game. Student and parent coopera- tion is the main goal of the PTSA in which parents and their students have the opportunity to come together and get involved. Glenn now has new sports equipment, and library books, thanks to the PTSA. The parent clubs have all worked extremely hard to make Glenn High School a better place for its students. Butras Booster Club member, Debrah Fogleman said, For this cause it was a lot of fun Service with a smile. During the 1 Festival, Booster club members sei barbecue to festival-go