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Win
Fair Ribbons |
Glenridge
is proud to have several students win ribbons
in the Central Florida Fair exhibits.
Nancy Dechert, 7-4, won a
blue ribbon for her essay, "The Life of
Archimedes".
Robert Heisler won a blue
ribbon for his model of a home. Loni Abbotts
also won a blue for her house plans. A model
of early frontier life won Randy Larsen a blue.
Noralee Reichert's booklet on the Senate of
the United States won her an award.
Joanne Horvath won a blue
for her report on Florida and Claudia Flambeau's
products map won her a blue ribbon.
Red Ribbon awards were Linda
Merhill's booklet; Marilyn Murdock's Map of
Early Routes; Richard Kraseman's Model of a
Satellite; Sharon Duryea's Roads to the White
House; and Linda Anglin's plans for a house. |
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Plaid
Club Elects Next Issue Staff |
The
second issue of the Plaid is coming out in May.
Deadline for this issue will be March 15.
The staff for this issue will
be as follows: Editor, Ann Spaulding; Co-Editor,
Bob Ross; Business Manager, Jim Stokes; Assistant
Manager, Cathie Skinner.
Other members of the Plaid
Club are Mary Hitchcock, Judy LeFevre, Cheryl
Pritchard, Linda Snyder, Nancy Collins, Marcia
Fosgate, Bonnie Yates, Patsy Temple, Pat Griffith,
Barbara Rogers, Marcia Davis, Betty Kent, Bob
Mikesell, Chris Yarbrough, Dave Llewellyn, Mike
Kelly, Bruce Cogleton, Judy Lee, Buddy Kirk,
Pat Wind, Stu Smith, Marty Wellinger. |
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Glenridge's
annual birthday party will be celebrated on
March 12, the anniversary of the day the school
moved from the barracks on Signal Hill to the
present building.
All the students are invited
to attend the party. One of the highlights of
the event will be the volleyball game between
female members of the faculty and the girl members
of "G" Club. This athletic catastrophe
has in the past been notable more fore pranks
than muscular prowess. However, Mrs. Roess,
who is in charge of coaching the faculty team,
has scheduled several practice sessions, so
there may be a few surprises in store for the
"G" Women. |
PTA
Election Set
For March 10 |
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of Officers will be the business of the next
PTA meeting, March 10. The Glenridge Band will
entertain the meeting. |
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LIONS
Win Orange County Trophy |
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After
a first half slump, the Lions managed
to take the title from St. James, 24-23.
The game was played to a packed Howard
Gym February 22.
The Lions were behind
all the way, until the mid-way point in
the final half. With 24 seconds left,
Glenridge was ahead 24-21, but the Panthers
scored to make the final total 24-23.
Glenridge reached the
finals by defeating Lee, 35-20; and Memorial,
30-11.
Dewey Ramsby and |
Rusty
Doolittle scored 8 and 7 points to take
the honors for the final game.
In the Junior Varsity
preliminary Glenridge defeated Howard
30-22 to cop the eighth grade championship.
The Lion Jayvees were ahead throughout
the game.
Gary Houmes and Bill Dick scored 10 and
8 points.
After the final game,
the County Championship trophies were
presented to the teams. These trophies
will become permanent posessions of Glenridge. |
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Bomb
Scare in Seven Schools Causes Evacuation
Seven Orange County Schools were evacuated
on February 26, after the administrations
had been called by phone and told a bomb was
secreted on the grounds of the school.
Students from Memorial,
Cherokee, Edgewater, Boone, Lee, Blankner,
and Kaley were sent out into a teaming rain
as a precautionary measure. These students
have made up the lost hours in a Saturday
morning session, March 1. |
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