Union High School - Gleam Yearbook (Union, SC)

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FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB. Bottom: Susan Hope, president, Caroline Richardson, vice-president, Ionnie Weatherford, secretary, Patty Dawkins, treasurer, Barbara Richardson, Gene Comer, Kath- leen Berry, Jean Hyder. Second Row: Judy Guinn, Annette Smith, Frances Tinsley, Gaye Dulin, Frances Lawson, Janice Corley, Bar- bara Hall, Sammie Ridgeway. Third Row: Erma Lee Langley, Sammie Turner, Gayle McGowan, Gloria Eubanks, Beverly Cam, Brenda Holcombe, Beth Lamb, Penny Hecht. Top: Grace Iordan, Betsy Anderson, Anne Garner, Ann Colson, Ferrol Teague, Carolyn johns, Mary Ann Hughes, Judy Maness, Ruth Hodges. Future Teachers Begin Year ith New Sponsor 0 Under the direction of a new sponsor, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilburn, the Future Teachers, club began the 1960-61 school session with an October assembly program. Six- teen new members from the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades were inducted, bringing the total membership of the club to 34. From these members, new and old, each teacher chose a girl to be her special assistant. Duties of this special future teacher included such matters as checking objective type papers, dusting classroom furni- ture, washing black-boards, and even on rare occasions, going through the routine of conducting classes. For the first time in the history of the club, members were given an opportunity to purchase an oHicial F. T. A. pin. The pin had the initials of the club and the year the student was in the club. Almost every member bought a pin. Senior members of the club had an opportunity to sub- stitute for one day in the class or grade of their choice, teaching the subject in which they felt best qualified. F In May, a final meeting was held for the purpose of electing new officers. Included in this meeting was a social hour in the home economics room. As a Future Teacher, one of your duties .is to help your assigned teacherf' Mrs. Wilburn, sponsor, 1S saying to Gayle and Ann. 1

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS. R. L. Mease, treasurer, Peter Berry, president, Billy Lawson, vice-president, and Ralph Brown, secretary-discuss plans for selling pencils in the student supply store with the sponsor Miss Emmie Brown. To afford students and teachers a let-up the day after mid-term exams, and to raise money for future Council needs, the Student Council sponsored a showing in as- sembly of The Philadelphia Story, a full-length, academy award winning motion picture. The first showing at 8:30, just after roll call, was for the lower grades, the second showing at 10:30 was for the upper grades. Decals, Union High T-shirts, and loose-leaf notebook paper were a few of the articles for sale in the Student Council supply storei. Open from 8:00 to 8:30 each morn- ing and at both upper and lower grades recesses, the store was patronized by students and by faculty. A suggestion box in the hall was a means of encour- aging students to ask questions and to make suggestions regarding campus life. Through this medium, several suggested having sock hops after home basketball games. This idea was one that was acted upon, being carried out in cooperation with the cheerleaders. ouncil ponsors Movie To Ease ClVlid-Termitisg STUDENT COUNCIL. Bottom: Peter Berry, president, Billy Lawson, vice-president, Ralph Brown, secretary, R. L. Mease, treasurer, Diane Treadway, Phyllis Kelly, Eleanor Owings, jane Jeter, Ioan Scott. Second Row: Beth Stone, Kay Allen, Frances Iames, jane Pitts, Elaine Parks, Caroline Richardson, janet Palmer, Gayle McGowan, Kathleen Berry, jane Toney, Susan Sanders. Third Bow: Boyd Black, Ellis Jenkins, David Berry, Thomas Kelly, Michael Pearson, Robert Lawson, Bob Cochran, Tommy VVhite- head, Sonny Blackwood, Gene Riley. Top: Sandy Hughes, Bert Langley, Johnny Jones, Gary Pegram, Jerry Gregory, Johnny Smith, Tommy Kirby, Paul Burgess, Stokes Felder, and George Davis.

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Top: Betsy Anderson, Don Armstrong, Peter Berry, Beverly Cain, Ann Colson, Janice Corley, Annette Corn, Patty Dawkins, Hettie Fowler. Second Row: Bill Graham, Judy Guinn, Brenda Holcombe, Susan Hope, Mary Ann Hughes, Jean Hyder, Frances James, Rita Jenkins, Judy Jeter. Third Row: Carolyn Johns, Charlie Jordan, Myra Jordan, Anna Lybrand, Janet McGowan, Mary Anna Miller, Janet Palmer, Caroline Richardson, Sammie Ridgeway. Bottom: Boyd Scott, Linda Smith, Ann Spears, Hubert Sprouse, Frances Tinsley, Jackie Weatherford, Jonnie Weatherford, Gayle Wilburn, Rebecca Williford. Quill nd Scroll Sells Plastic Yearbook Covers Discussing whether or not Quill and Scroll should undertake the sale of plastic covers for t.he yearbook are members Anna, Mary Anna, and Becky. Quill and Scroll invitations were issued Monday, Feb- ruary 27, to I8 seniors and juniors from the staffs of the Hi-Life and the CLEAM, who had qualiiied for member- ship in the International Honor Society for High School Journalists. Almost immediately the members, old and new, took as a club project the selling of plastic yearbook covers. Covers of this kind, which gave protection to the GLEAM, had long been considered a need here. The sales price was 25:6 each. Initiation ceremonies took place in assembly. Regu- lation Quill and Scroll pins were presented to each new member by officers of the chapter, and a large gold quill pen was used to sign the oflicial register. In the repeating of vows each new member promised to uphold the high standards of the school and its publications, and to main- tain friendly relations between the publication staffs. Blue and gold, the colors of Quill and Scroll, were seen in the stoles worn by the officers and in the satin table cloth that covered the table around which the ceremonies were held.