| B-47
EXPLODES |
Members
of Glenridge faculty and many Glenridge
students witnessed the explosion of
the B-47 on October 9 about 11:00
A.M.
The plane had just
taken off from Pine Castle when the
pilot must have realized he was in
trouble and tried to make for a less
populated area. He succeeded in reaching
the relatively open fields between
Ben White's Raceway before the plane
exploded, sending the pilot and three
passengers to their death. |
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| WALTER
FARLEY TO ATTEND BOOK FAIR |
The
famous author, Walter Farley, is coming
to the Central Florida Book Fair,
November 2 through 6. He will be one
of forty-one authors present at the
Orlando Garden Center for the first
nationally sponsored book fair ever
to be held in Florida.
Everyone who loves
horses and has never had one enjoys
Mr. Farley's books about the Black
Stallion.
Glenridge students
are urged to attend the Book Fair. |
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| The
"A" and "B" Honor Rolls will appear
in the next issue of THE KILT. |
|
| HERE'S
GLENRIDGE
SPIRIT
During
the Lakeview game, Glenridge lost
the score on a T.D. when a referee
didn't see a fake play. He later
admitted that he had been in error,
but, of course the score didn't
count. Two of our players stepped
up and patted the referee on the
back and said, "That's all
right. We all make mistakes".
The referee was visibly moved by
this fine display of sportsmanship.
All of Glenridge
says "Thanks" to Johnny
Cash and Gene Mooney for demonstrating
the Glenridge way of doing things. |
| RED
CROSS DRIVE
GOAL 100% |
The
Junior Red Cross Drive is now going
on in Glenridge. All students are
urged to make their contributions
to their homeroom representatives
of the American Red Cross so that
Glenridge will be among the schools
achieving 100% membership.
Butch Cullifer,
7-1, has brought in the top amount
-- $7.60. Diann Hagen, 7-7, has brought
in $6.86. Marthabel Husmann claims
that 9-3 was first to reach 100% but
reported no amount.
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| 20-7 |
| 1000
LION FANS
ATTEND GAME |
Glenridge
romped to the second highest score
in its football history in the October
10 game against Lakeview's "Baby Red
Devils".
Bill Buttery sprinted
80 yards in the first half for the
first T.D. Another touchdown was scored
when Charlie Matthews sent a 20 yard
pass to Rusty Doolittle. Ray Myers'
6 yard splurge accounted for the final
T.D. Eugene Mooney and Ray Myers made
the extra points. |
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| WE
RETRACT |
An
article in our October 1 issue gave
the impression that the Acqua-Maids
were paid for their work in the water
ballet.
The Glenridge girls
who are swimming with the Acqua-Maids
are not on salary. Several of these
swimmers are members of A.A.U. and
are carefully guarding their amateur
standing. |
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| Youth
is the opportunity to do something
and become somebody. |
| FIRST
PTA MEETS
OCTOBER 21 AT 8 P.M. |
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