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

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C. Oglesby, B. Sharpe, D. Greene, A. Coleman, A. Williams, D. Prince, A, Brown, W. Ware, D. Brown, S. Farrow, M. Pollard, L. McDaniels, S. Smoot, T. Fulp, D. f-lepler, J. Soloman, M. Huff, T. Kimbell, C. Sudderth, R. McHenry, J. Smith, S. Culler, D, Bullard, T, Blackwell, K. Wall, A- Boone, M. Kiveit, E. Rice, T. Playing With Fire! M. Childress, A. Grayson, S. O'Brien, K. David, C. McWillis, V. Black, J. Brown, R. Furches, P. Taylor, T. Dalton, and L. Johnson practice one of their routines Reavis, E. Bigsby before half time performances. N Right Foot March! The Glenn High Marching band proudly displays their Bobcat spirit at the Winston- Salem Christmas Parade. Practice Makes Perfect! The Glenn Orchestra members show off their Bobcat dedication, by performing for parents, teachers, and students. Organizations

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Composing Sparkling Spirit The band, directed by Mr. Clarke, is made up of three dif- ferent sections. They are the concert band, marching band, and majorettes. Each section has its own practices, purposes, and performances, and the marching band and majorettes are under the direction of drum major An- gie Williams. The concert band practiced for perfection, for they have played concert music at such places as Hanes Mall and the Christmas P.T.A. Said Fresh- man Keith Davis, For me, it's a great distraction from my aver- age day. l can come to band and lose all the pressure. Concert band in high school is a great step up from middle school band. The marching band and ma- jorettes worked as a team under the direction of Angie Williams during football season. They Attention Bobcats! Marching band, Highsteppers, and majorettes bring it all together for a high energy performance at the Glenn vs. Page game. Organizations . A practiced at night, in the cold, to prepare for the weekend perfor- mances. There were exciting parts, too, though. Drummer Chris McWillis commented, The most exciting part is learn- ing and performing music off the radio. But even though it can be exciting, there are a lot of responsibilities. Denise Bullard remarked, 'iWe have the re- sponsibility of being at every game and practice so we can perform at our best. Majorette Tonya Dalton commented, Be- ing a majorette was really good for me. I have always enjoyed twirling, and the honor of being one of Glenn's first majorettes was something special. Through lots of hard work, practices, and sour notes, the concert band, marching band, and majorettes made the Bobcat halftimes and spirit sparkle. And Now For Your Enjoyment! On the day of the homecoming pep rally, Glenn students and faculty enjoy a few pleasing rhythms from the orchestra.

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Lan ua es: Q Q nother People, Another orld Glenn has a number of educa- tional clubs this year, among these are the Language Clubs. This group includes the Spanish, French, and Latin Clubs. The Spanish Club is sponsored by Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Spaugh, the French Club is sponsored by Mrs. Scales, and the Latin Club is sponsored by Mrs. Buckner. The Spanish Club, in its sec- ond year as an organization, has largely increased its membership during the year. Member Tracy Jones stated, Our membership increase is mainly due to more organized meetings and planned projects. We've also participat- ed in a number of activities this year, such as a Spanish-style Halloween party, Christmas par- ty, and learning how to make Christmas candles. When president Vickie Fritzler was asked why she joined the French club over all the others, she replied, I want- ed to help them build a strong club and I think the sponsors are great! . They have become a strong club, with such activities as a going-away party for Mrs. Decker and members participat- ing in the Foreign Language Day at Salem College in March. The Latin Club is another club that is going strong this year. Their membership has increased considerably and they have many activities planned for the Organizations rf,--N .,,,,-- year. They are currently in the process of making a chariot for the races which will be held at Carolina University. Our major project for this year would have to be attending the Junior Classi- cal League Convention in April, said president Susan Newsome. The Latin Club is a branch of this league and it is a very respected academic associ- ation. These three clubs represent a wide view and understanding of life in other lands and other cul- tures. Together, under the title Languages', these three clubs learn, compete, and enjoy the fascination of another people and another world. French Club: L. Wagoner, V. Fritzler, A. McGee, E. Ward, J. Jennings, L. Smyth, C. Sink, S. Finley, K. Angell, Mrs. Scales, N. Jackson, C. Cook, L. Tuttle, J. Smith, K. Semones, H, Robinson, K. Routh, M. Eaton, M. Millner, L, Easter, D. Crayton, A. Owens, S. Hagaman, J. Rheinhart, L. Cochran, M. Hanson, J. Procter, J. Mabe, D. Stanley, D. Lauten, R. Soots, Mrs. Decker, K. Cornell, l. Grayson, S. Tucker, K. Wintree. 4 2 2 l People of Rome! Latin Club me Neil Willard becomes Cato the or for fellow members at their F