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The
kick-off day for the annual magazine drive is an
assembly on the morning of November 6. Mr. "Silver
Dollars" Saunders, Curtis Representative will
be present to jingle silver dollars and build up
enthusiasm for selling.
Glenridge's goal this year is
$10,000 of which about one third will be the school's
profits. Students will have about 100 magazines
they will be able to
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| MR.
SORENSEN LANDSCAPES |
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Mr. Jack Sorensen,
of Sorensen and Fletcher, began to landscape the
school October 26. He brought his own crews of laborers,
and several truckloads of plants, peat and topsoil.
Over the weekend, the school took
on a new appearance. Large azalea plants and a variety
of shrubs and trees we planted in a manner to break
the long, horizontal lines of the school buildings.
Mr. Sorensen volunteered to do
this work, and has given of his time, plants, and
employees. Glenridge certainly owes Mrs. Sorensen
a vote of thanks for his generous contribution.
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Karen Rothrock
won the District Cherry Pie contest last Saturday
and will compete on a central county level on Nov.
15.
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sell
to friends, family and neighbors.
Those students who have participated
in this event in the past know that the week of
the drive is one full of excitement, competition
and fun. Every sale means points earned toward prizes.
High sellers also receive bonus gifts in silver
dollars. The room selling the most receives an extra
prize over and above prizes and dollars.
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| SCIENCE
ASSEMBLY ON TUESDAY |
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Tuesday, November
5, the students of Glenridge will enjoy a free assembly
entertainment by "Cap" MacKenzie.
Mr. MacKenzie will demon-strate
the wonders of liquid air. Fun, fact, and fancy
will be combined to make the assembly, not only
entertaining but educational.
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| STUDENT
COUNCIL WEEDS LAWN |
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During Activity
period on October 30 the Student Council and many
devoted students turned out to weed the grass in
front of the school.
While some students gave their
attention to the weeds, other watered the newly
planted shrubs.
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Howard
lengthened her winning streak to 31 games October
31, as she overpowered the mighty Lion defense.
Glenridge received the kick-off but couldn't get
started. On the fourth down the Lions punted the
ball to Howard.
As the Howard offense started,
the smaller but determined Lion defense gave way.
On the Glenridge 12 yard line, Howard tailback,
Micky Merola, chugged through the line to score.
Dickson plowed up the middle for the extra point.
In the second quarter the Lion
defense held Howard. But several minutes after the
third quarter began Howard again scored on a pass
play, and made the extra point.
In the fourth quarter the Lions
again held the heavier and stronger team.
Coach Mosher told the team in
the lock room, "You haven't anything to be
ashamed of. You played a good game."
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| STUDENTS
SEE FIRE |
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Glenridge students
were treated to an unexpected bit of excitement
on the way to school Oct. 29. Bus 101 watched a
burning tar wagon being unhitched on Palmer Ave.
The blaze was still burning furiously when the bus
left the scene.
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