THE
KILT
The
Kilt is published occasionally by the students
of Glenridge Junior High School, Winter Park,
Florida.
The
stencils are cut by Miss Shiver and Mrs. Allen.
The art work is supervised by Mrs. Craig, the
art teacher. Mrs. Mixson and Mrs. Lacey sponsor
the students who serve as reporters and sellers
of advertising. All the teachers of English
cooperate in editing the copy presented to the
paper.
The
staff is in the process of being formed. The
vacancies will be filled by those students who
show responsibility and a willingness to work.
In this issue the following have served in these
capacities:
| Advertising
Manager: |
Dick
Pechin |
| Circulation
Manager: |
Joey
Mozzer |
| Production
Manager: |
Bob
Ashlock |
| Artist: |
Bob
Cozad |
| Reporters:
Mona Barnhart, Mary Threlkeld, Charlotte
McKim, Sara Lee Persons, Nancy Swartout,
Carrie O'Rork, Susan Lallou, Aurora Morgan,
Sue Trapnell, Judy Williams, Lynda Bussells,
Danny Carr, Judy Wellinger, Ellen DeLind. |
Anyone
desiring to may submit articles, art work, or
offer their assistance to Mrs. Mixon, Mrs. Craig,
or Mrs. Lacey.
NEW
BAND UNIFORMS
It
will be about the middle of April before you
see our Glenridge Band in uniform.
Our
band has been slightly enlarged with the addition
of about 16 members from the beginning band.
The
Glenridge and Winter Park High School bands
had a tag day on Saturday, March 3. The purpose
was to raise money for our bands.
Hope
to see you all at the concert!
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"NOTES"
FROM THE BAND
Saturday,
March 3, was Tag Day for Glenridge and Winter
Park bands. There were thirty-six boys and girls
from Glenridge and a number from the Winter Park
band.
Their
headquarters was at the Florida Bank and Trust
Company's board meeting room.
The
idea was for the people to contribute and in turn
get a tag with the words "Winter Park High
School Band" printed on it.
Forty
percent of the money donated to the bands went
to Glenridge,and around forty-seven or fifty percent
went to the Winter Park band. The money will be
used for new uniforms and instruments.
One
of the lucky ones from Glenridge, Wilbert Van
Horn, collected $233.
Tag
Day was a great success.
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