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Orange
County Junior High School Basketball tournament will play
finals February 20, 21, and 22, at the Howard gym.
On Thursday, February 20 there
will be two games played at 3:30 and two games played at 7
P.M. Friday, February 21 there will be two games at 7 P.M.
Saturday, February 22, the final playoffs will begin at 7
P.M.
Lions
Top Lee 37-29
Glenridge
Lions out-
scored a winless Robert E. Lee basketball team 37-29 February
14. This gave the team an 8-2 standing, with St. James who
stands 9-1, the only team ahead of them.
The Lions were in the lead most
of the way, with all members of the team seeing action. High
point man for Glenridge was Frank Ferguson, who made a total
of 16 points. Gary Fleming was Lee's high man with 16 points. |
Did
You Miss
The Last Kilt?
Did you miss the last Kilt?
Lots of students were absent on the last publication date
and so were unable to buy the issue containing the third six
week's Honor Roll, and the Semester Honor Roll.
If you have missed an issue
of the Kilt, we have a file on back issues to sell. See Mrs.
Craig in room 17 before or after school.
"Cupid
Comes Late"
Gala Event
"Cupids
Come Late", the Eighth Grade Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y dance
was held in the Glenridge Cafetorium from 7:30-10:30, February
15. Mrs. Ansley acted as M.C.
Jeannie Britt and Clark Lambert
won the Lemon Dance by balancing a lemon between their foreheads.
The Hat Dance was won by Al Fesus because of his judo training.
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In
commemoration of the 48th anniversary of the founding of Boy
Scouts, the Mayor of Winter Park and his officials turned the
city over to a selected group of Boy Scouts from Troop 39 on
February 12.
Chan
Muller acted as Mayor, Chip Schram as City Manager. Police Chief
was taken over by Bob Shifalo and Pidge Clark acted as Fire
Chief.
Others
taking part in the event were Jim Bruton, Jeff Arnold, Jim Hamilton,
John Boje, Bill Parsons, Mike Kelley, Jim Rich, Craig Distelhorse,
Bob Bisshoff and Bob Fox.
This
honor was not bestowed on the Scouts just because of their anniver-sary,
but because Winter Park wants its youth to understand how the
city government is run.
"G"
Club Plans Dance
Glenridge's
"G" Club is planning a fund-raising dance, March 1.
According to Linda Schmidt, chairman of the event, only 200
tickets will be sold. |
