"We the students of Glenridge, in order to form a more perfect school establish this code of rules ........"
    Sounds very familiar, doesn't it? The preamble of our United States Constitution expresses a wish of the people to form a more perfect union or government. Our early Americans fought bravely for this cause. They fought for the Democratic way of life. But you, the students, don't have to go to war to establish a more perfect school government.
    To make our school more democratic the students of Glenridge have been asked to set up their own code of conduct. Isn't this a better way than having teachers and administrators always making the rules and being forced into police duty to maintain them?
    Take advantage of this opportunity. Make the code of conduct you believe necessary; and then enforce the code yourselves.

Diane Van Cort

    The Gold Badge is awarded to a patrol boy each month who has given Glenridge outstanding service. This badge is one way of honoring these boys who serve day in and day out in a job with many headaches and few rewards. Faculty and other members of the patrol select the boy to be honored.
    This month David Compton is wearing the badge. Boys who have previously been given this honor are: Don Corton, Calvin Seedeek, Dick Smith, and Ronnie Lingo.
    Congratulations, boys, you're doing a fine job.

Judy Lee

    Some Glenridge students do not seem to have any respect when someone is reading the Bible during devotionals.
    It seems to be more important to do last night's home work or talk about the latest gossip. There are lots of other times for both of these activities. The reading of the Scriptures is intended to direct all of our minds toward the highest in spiritual and mental goals. The reading of this inspirational material can really help us all through the day if we only listen and let it sink in.

VOL. III No. 16		March 18, 1958
GLENRIDGE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL - WINTER PARK, FLORIDA
A member of Columbia Scholastic Press and the Florida Scholastic Press Association
EDITOR...Patti Biallas and Shirley Baldwin Page One...Laird Gann Page Two...Judy Lee and Shirley Hall Page Three...Sue Sewell Page Four...George Fisher Pave Five...Stanley Mason Page Six...Julie Mayer		ART...Ken Lamen CONTRIBUTORS...Gary Houmes, Richard Miller, Ronnie Peacock, Judy Teague, and Gail Shipley. SALESMEN: Annette Moore, Sue Parsons, Kathy Haburton, Marthabel Husmann, Larilyn Swanson, Nathan Oxhandler, Roger Atkinson, April MacDonald.
SPONSOR...Mrs. Craig		TYPIST...Mrs. Rothrock

This is a continuation of the list of new books which was started in the last issue of the Kilt. Be sure to look for them the next time you go to the library. Introducing Patti Lewis-Wells Hilda Baker, School Nurse-Deming Submarine Treasure-Ellsberg Ann Snow, Mountain Nurse-Deming Rebound - Emery Bob Vincent, Veterinarian Dateline: Paris - Hager Sandra's Cellar - Hess This is my Desire - Lyon Moonfleet - Falkner Married on Wednesday - Emery Our State Police - Crump The Dark Frigate - Hawes"Karen - Killilea Black Stallion Mystery - Farley A Night to Remember - Lord Immortal Wife - Stone Red Badge of Courage - Crane South Cover Summer - Bassett Satellite! The first step to a Lost Frontier - Bergaust A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court - Clemens Police Work Equipment and Training - Colby Dr. Morton, Pioneer in the Use of Ether - Baker

ME GO TO SCHOOL LEARN MUCH NO FOOL TEACHER TALK ALL TIME DARN BELL NO CHIME SPIT BALL HIT ME. BOY LAUGH HEE HEE GET MAD PICK FIGHT KEPT IN TILL NIGHT MA FUSS PA CUSS SAY ME REAL BAD MAKE ME REAL MAD ME GO

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