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GLENRIDGE
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL |
NOVEMBER
19, 1957 |
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| There
are an awful lot
of things in this
old world to make
a choice about.
And there are lots
of directions in
which you can go.
It is important
that you pick the
right road now.
To make the right
decision you'll
need a set of rules
to guide you. |
| Have
fun - that's important
in your young years
- but also be carrying
on some really important
projects with aims
toward the future.
Belong to some character
building organization.
Take advantage of
all the educational
opportunities that
come your way. |
| You'll
have to develop
a mind of your own
about these things.
What is right for
one person may not
be right for another.
No one , not parents,
nor teachers, nor
your minister, can
take you by the
hand and help you
make all of the
decisions you face.
Learn to weigh,
to evaluate the
various opportunities
that come your way.
You never know when
you are making the
most important decision
of your life. |
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Pat
Beck |
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TEEN
AGERS |
A
soupspoon of hilarity
Is frowned on in
the library;
A bit of frolicking
in the stores
Gets them invited
back outdoors,
And teachers, ushers
eem to be
Extremely glum about
their glee.
The raw unwelcome,
martyred frown
That greets them
might quite get
them down,
Were they not loved,
not just by mother,
But loyally, by
one another. |
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E.
B. DeVito |
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| STEADY,
by James and Marian
Renick, is an exciting
baseball story.
After visiting a
big league baseball
training camp, Steady
gets the idea of
organizing a team
in his own home
town. The team he
started is so successful
it eventually plays
in the World Series. |
| THE
HUDSON BAY COMPANY
by Richard Morenus
is a thrilling book
about the history
of the Hudson Bay
Company. There are
happy moments of
triumph, and the
ones of sadness
and defeat. Battles
with Indians and
trouble with bandits
create some of the
adventures in this
fine book. |
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Tim
Darrah |
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MOVIE
REVIEW |
| OPERATION
MADBALL is an Army
movie full of comedy.
When Captain Ernie
Kovacs discovers
that Private Jack
Lemmon likes dietician
Kathryn Grant he
puts Lemmon in charge
of the morgue. The
action that follows
is hilarious. |
| TIME
LIMIT is a suspense
detective story
involving the court
martial case of
Major Richard Basehart.
Richard Widmark,
who senses that
the court martial
is an injustice,
finds the facts
to prove his case.
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Gale
Shipley |
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ANSWER
TO PUZZLE
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| The
first native said
his feet were blue.
If his feet were
actually red, he
would be incapable
of telling the truth,
and so would have
said - blue. If
his feet were blue
he would have been
incapable of telling
a lie, and so would
have said - blue.
Therefore, the second
native was telling
the truth. And the
third native was
lying -- hense his
feet are red. |
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| Vol.
III No. 10 |
November
19, 1957 |
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A
member of the Columbia
Scholastic Press Association
and the Florida Scholastic
Press Association. |
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EDITOR
- Pamme Anderson
ASSISTANTS - Judy Teague,
Gary Houmes, Pam Padwick,
Diann VanCort, Ronnie
Peacock, Tim Darrah,
Judy Schmidt, Shirley
Baldwin, Julie Mayer,
Laird Gann, Jim Bond |
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EDITOR - Ken Lamon
ASSISTANTS - Diann
VanCort
TYPIST - Mrs.
Rothrock
ADVISOR - Mrs.
Craig,
Mr.
Ansley
TOP SALESMEN -
Oxhandler,
MacDonald, Moore,
and Kent. |
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