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MRS.
BEASLEY LECTURES
Mrs.
Beasley, one of Glenridge's Homemaking teachers,
has a busy semester cut out for herself. Not only
will she be teaching a full schedule here at school,
but she is giving a two hour lecture each week
at Orange Memorial Hospital.
The
course teaches nutrition to student nurses. In
addition to the lectures, the students will be
required to finish 10 hours in the laboratory.
Mrs.
Beasley is the membership chairman of the Homemaking
organization this year.
JEAN
BRITT HURT
While
playing softball in Girls' Phys. Ed., Jean Britt
was hit in the nose. After being rushed to the
clinic and then to Orange Memorial, it was discovered
that her nose had been broken in two places,
and surgery was required.
LANGUAGE
CLUBS ARE ORGANIZED
Spanish
and Latin clubs have been organized at Glenridge
and will meet on the third Wednesday of each
month. They are open to students taking Spanish
or Latin.
The
sponsor of the Spanish Club is Miss Adams. The
purpose of this club is to acquaint members
with the customs and language of the
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Friday, October 11, there will be a special
assembly during 5th and 6th periods. The
Great Terrini and Phyllis will present many
humorous and mystifying tricks.
Torrini
and Phyllis are known as the Madcap Wizards
of Hocus-Pocus, and are certain to provide
an interesting show.
Admission
will be one dime. |
SNAKE
BITES BOYS
While
on a Scout camping trip, Chip Schram met a tenderfoot
who said he'd been bitten while catching a King
snake. Upon investigation, Chip discovered that
the snake was actually a Coral.
With
true Scout preparedness, Chip administered the
proper first aid techniques to the younger Scout
and himself. The two Scouts recovered.
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Spanish speaking people. The programs will be
conducted in Spanish, and members will learn Spanish
songs, games and dances.
Mrs.
Stinson will sponsor the Latin Club. This organization
will study Latin culture, and the many contributions
the Roman World has given our civilization. A
dinner for members is planned. |
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PEOPLE SEE
1ST GAME
Glenridge
came from behind in our first game to tie Memorial
6-6. Memorial scored in the second quarter, but
the TD was nullified because of an offside penalty.
Again
early in the 4th quarter Memorial scored on a
pass play to take the lead 6-0. Three minutes
later Bill Buttery broke loose and raced 65 yards
to tie the score. Glenridge didn't make the extra
point.
Frank
Ferguson, Eugene Mooney, Chuck Butler, Charles
Matthews, Johnny Cash, Steve Toothaker and Julius
Mullins were the outstanding players.
LAKEVIEW,
HERE
WE COME
The
Lions travel to Winter Garden Thursday, October
10 to play Lakeview in the second game of the
season.
Lakeview's
record is one win, one loss. They won their first
game with Apopka 31-0.
| BOOK
REVIEW |
2
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| BAND
STORIES |
2&3 |
| LION'S
DEN |
4 |
| TARTAN
TATTLER |
5 |
| GOING
STEADY SURVEY |
6 |
| SPORTS |
7 |
| GIRLS'
SOFTBALL |
7 |
| CHEERLEADERS |
7 |
| PAM
FLANDERS |
8 |
| ROOM
OFFICERS |
8 |
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