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

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Alder Puff Fans. Parents and students the stands as the powder puff erleaders and football players take on t Eagles. Et rm W , WWW if yr k:,Vf :iw V 'V N C i l t C gn V fffA-' N H-- f rr llv ,awww mann Deep Conversation, Booster Club President Anna Atkins discusses important plans for a trip to the County Commissioners meeting. Now That's Dedication! Bobcat parents faithfully await the outcome of the Glenn-North Forsyth game in the pouring rain. Organizations

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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

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Howling Spirit: Uniting Us All In Two clubs at Glenn, the Pep Club and the Varsity Club, are both centered on spirit, but in different ways. The Pep Club is for fans, and the Varsity Club is for athletes. Together they in- volve everyone in a form of spir- it. As they began the year, their major goal was to raise school spirit. They did this in any possi- ble form - cheering, yelling, and standing behind any of the Bobcat teams, not only when they were winning but even when they were losing. By show- ing support to the athletes, even a loss can become a victory. They sold shakers to raise money and organized a caravan to travel to the away games. They learned cheers and encour- aged everyone to show the true Bobcat spirit. These dedicated, orange-clad students are the Organizations Pride members of the Pep Club. I consider myself 10070 behind my school and being in the Pep Club helped me show my spirit, said Kari Mayer. The Varsity Club, another spirit club, is not a representa- tion of the fan, but the athlete. Their work directly benefits themselves as well as all other athletes at Glenn. By working at the Wake Forest home football games, they earned money to help buy new weights for the weight room. Member Scott Ha- gaman commented, This club is for anyone lettering in a Varsity sport. I enjoy being in the club a lot. We have great members and a great sponsor in Mr. Stanley. Both of these clubs, one for the fan and the other for the athlete, work together to involve the entire student body in spirit and pride. Win-Mark-Win! Filling the Eagle Gym with howls of Bobcat spirit, the Pep Club cheers on a winning Mark Eddleman. Taking it to the Top! During halftime at the Smith basketball game, the Glenn High cheerleaders show off one of their many pyramids.