 Hi!
I missed you last issue; forgot to get my copy in. (40 slaps with
a wet noodle, Scottie!)
Nothing
seems more important than cheers for our fabulous football team.
And some extra bouquets for our cheerleaders, who keep us rooting
with such ferver at the games. |
| JUNIOR
TRI-HI-Y EIGHTH GRADE |
| The
Junior Tri-Hi-Y had its first official meeting, Tuesday,
Oct. 23. It was held in Room 10. Mrs. Lacey and Miss Freund
are the sponsors for this year.
At
the meeting all new members were accepted. We decided
upon the Tri-Hi-Y Constitution and started on our first
project. The project is to mount cartoons on cards to
be put on patient's trays in the hospital.
The
president of Tri-Hi-Y is Linda Schmidt; Vice President,
Mona Barnhart; Secretary, Susan Chace; and Treasurer,
Becky Thornton.
Tri-Hi-Y
for Eighth Graders will meet every other Tuesday, from
7:00-8:30 P.M. in Room 10.
Sue
Trapnell |
HOME
ROOM NEWS
8-5
has a new homeroom teacher, Mrs. Pollard. Sandra Cash
is President; Bobby Johnson, Vice President; Sally Llewellyn
is Secretary - Treasurer; Mona Barnhart is Representative,
with Steve Toothacher her alternate. Marie Haynie is
the Kilt Reporter.
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| 8-6's
officers are: Sharon White, President; Johnny Cash, Vice
President; Sandra Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer. |
| 8-7
elected Max Morris President; Karen Swenk, Vice-President;
and Karen Rothrock is Secretary-Treasurer. Their Student
Council Representative is Dewey Ramsby. |
| 9-2
is selling those cute plaid tams. Barbara Ellis' mother
is makingthem on order. Bill Mosher is President of this
class, with Steve King his Vice President.
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| A
lot of Glenridgers were at the Winter Park - Boone Game. Guess
who yelled the loudest for the Wildcats? You betcha, the lads
and lassies from Glenridge. Bet they're glad to have our support.
Seems
as if the social life is slightly thwarted by the coach's very
rigid training rules. It's hard to take some times, but as we
count up our five victories we have to admit our sacrifices are
paying off. 'Course, the Cotillion is on the approved list
so we expect to see lots of our boys there. And with the Student
Council Sock Hop coming up life will take on a gayer tone.
By
the time this issue is out the ninth grade will have had it. Testing,
I mean. I hear we'll be sweating them out for three days. Who
knows THAT much?
Arf
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