Who was President of Joel Furrs high school Science Club?
Jimmy Page. Yes, the Jimmy Page. Joel Furr’s high school, Blacksburg High School of Blacksburg, Virginia, encouraged membership in the various school clubs by setting aside one morning per month (or thereabouts) for club meetings to be held in lieu of classes. Attendance at clubs was essentially mandatory; if you didn’t choose some club to go to, you had to spend all morning being watched a like a hawk in a study hall run by one of the more irritable teachers. Consequently, everyone found at least one club they could endure and attended its meetings each month. Those students who were either not eligible for or not interested in membership in clubs like the Leo Club, the Key Club, or the Fellowship of Christian Athletes had various clubs like the Spanish Club, the French Club, or, yes, the Science Club available to them. Since it was well-known that members of the Science Club got to see Dr. Wightman set himself on fire one day each year, the Science Club was the most popular club in t
