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AREA UNDER THE GRANDSTANDS
IS becoming
quite a popular
spot. Some of the
most prominent ninth
graders were seen
"looking for
programs" during
the Howard game. |
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| A
NINTH GRADE TEACHER
WHO CHAPERONED
an eighth grade
party on November
2 is claiming he
had quite an education. |
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MR.
WILLIAMS HAS HIT
UPON A NEW TECHNIQUE
in his eighth
grade science
class. He gives
the students a
five minute break
in each class,
after which they
are supposed to
pay stricter attention.
Does it work? |
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QUITE
A FEW OF OUR GLENRIDGE
LADS
are turning up
at school and
social functions
with firecrackers.
Since firecrackers
are strictly illegal
these crackers
just might be
headed for a fire
in an area that
makes sitting
uncomfortable. |
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ONE
EIGHTH GRADE GIRL
CAME TO A PARTY
IN
skin-tight pedal
pushers. We hear
she had seam trouble,
too. We couldn't
care less. |
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IF
YOU THINK THE
RIVALRY BETWEEN
CLASSES
in the magazine
drive is rough,
you ought to hear
the rivalry between
faculty members. |
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SOME
TEACHERS ARE GETTING
SO INTRIGUED
by the boys' hair
styles they can't
keep their minds
on teaching. Jim
Bond, with his
misplaced D.A.
had Mrs. Craig
absolutely mesmerized. |
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| IT
MUST HAVE BEEN SOME
PARTY LINDA F.
gave if the festivities
kept Gay Gay Williams
awake all across
Lake Osceola! |
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| CLAUDIA
MUSSELWHITE DID
A GOOD
job of convincing
the boys in her
eighth grade speech
class that Modern
Jazz Class at the
Royal School is
a fun way to get
rhythm. |
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| MR.
KENT AND MR. POLLACK
HAVE
been volunteered
by the six period
class to travel
around the earth
in the next Russian
satellite called
Kentnick. |
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| MISS
ADAMS AND MISS FOLSUM
went on a "hunting
trip" during
the long weekend.
North Georgia was
the destination.
Were there bears
in them thar hills? |
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| WHICH
SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL
PLAYER SPENDS HIS
SUNDAYS
at Glenridge practicing
a field goal kick?
He's the only one
in the seventh grade
who lettered this
year and the coaches
have great confidence
in his future. M.B.
are the initials. |
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Linda
Ferguson gave
a party at her
lakefront home
in Winter Park
on the
night of November
2.
Seen
enjoying the
confusion of
cokes,
candies, and
cherry bombs
were: Liz
Bennett, Bobbie
Dixon, Cathie
Skinner,
Pam Anderson,
Carol Ure, Norene
Light, Sandy
Apgar, Cindy
Flowers,
Sigrid Bergstrom,
Linda Myrick,
Chip Schram
Jim Henry, Steve
Stevenson, Bill
Dick, Corky
Higgins,
Bill Collier,
John Prevatt,
Tim Bassler,
and Gary Ford.
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They all claim to
have had a "really
roaring" time.
Guess who chaperoned
the little monsters
- Mr. Sewell! |
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On
November 2 JoAnn
Ross treated her
gang to a super
dinner party.
Dinner included
barbecured hamburgers,
salad, coke and
apple cider. Guests
danced, watched
T.V., gabbed around
the fire, played
pingpong, sang,
and some of the
boys even played
football! Those
invited were Judy
Teague, Pudd Mudd,
Judy Reding, Frank
Ferguson, Fred
Hale, Dewey Ramsby,
Sandy Cash, Rusty
Doolitle, Phyllis
Bischard, Chan
Muller, Fran Ussery,
John Cash, and
Bruce MacMillan. |
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| "Mother
is nosy"...that's
the only
word for
it! "She
always wants
to know
where I've
been, where
I am now,
and where
I am going
next ...
and what
I'm going
to do when
I get there!"
This
is one of
the most
familiar
complaints
... it is
also one
of the most
understandable.
Your consciousness
of yourself
as an individual,
and your
natural
desire for
privacy
develop
markedly
at this
age.
But,
did you
ever stop
to think
why your
mother is
so fascinated
with you
right now?
Her role
all through
your life
has been
one of guidance
and caring
for you.
To her,
her job
is not yet
done. These
years she
knows are
among the
most important
in all your
life. On
them depend
your success
and satisfaction
in the future.
She would
be ignoring
her responsibility
if she did
not follow
with interest
all of your
activities.
Think
of this
the next
time Mother
seems to
be snooping.
Shirley
Baldwin |
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