Glenridge
entries in the recent Science Fair won many awards.
A first place went to Dave Herold, George Mayo,
glenn Mason, Robie Robinson, and Pete Wilson for building a rocket.
They also received a second place in all of Orange County's entries,
which included projects from high schools.
John Bordley took a second place for a working
model of a lift pump.
Dave Herold and Peter Wilson received a second
for making a carbon arc.
Honorable mention went to Robert Whipple for
a self made radio and speaker.
Joe Smith took a first for his poster of a typical
missile center.
Alan Price received a second for a biology demonstration.
Fred Bumgardner took honorable mention for his
display on an outboard motor.
Seventh graders who won awards were Nancy Dechert
with a first for a notebook on the Heart. A Zoology exhibit on
animals in "The Life of a Boy" gave John Bruton, Jim
Bruton and Pidge Clark a second.
Cherokee won the Orange County Track meet at
Boone March 28 with a total of 99 points. glenridge team came
in second with 65 points. The next closest was Howard's 28.
Glenridge came away with five "firsts".
Rusty Doolittle won a first on 20 low hurdles - 15.5 sec. Doolittle
also won a first on high jump, 5'1".
Wayne Collins came in first on shot-put with
a 45'5" throw. And Richard Giannini also won a first in discus
throw.
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Glenridge's
Adrian E. Stockard Chapter of National Junior Honor Society
held its annual tapping of new members in three assemblies
March 24.
Honor Society members participating in
the ceremony were Frank Ferguson, president of the society.
Devotionals by Richard Winslow, Scholarship: Ray Myers and
Nancy Lundahl; Leadership: Sandra Flowers and Linda Schmidt;
Service: Ronald Buckmaster and sandra Cash; Character: Noralee
Reicherts and Sandra Wilson; Citizenship: Dewey Ramsby and
David Eckhardt; Membership: Mary Jane Ezzard and Steve Van
Ore; Prayer: Martha Grove and Charlotte McKim; Torchbearer:
Bonnie Boone and JoAnn Ross.
Steve Van Ore gave a horn call, and Mrs.
Edgar Allen and Mrs. Mildred Livengood performed a violin
and piano duet; and |
Members
of the Glee Club sang the Honor Society Song.
Ninth grade students tapped were: Mona
Barnhart, Barbara Benson, John Bordley, John Bowman, John
Cash, Richard Childs, Maurine Doggett, Allan Fesus, George
Fisher, Gregory Holland, Joanne Horvath, Glenn Mason, Max
Morris, Chandler Muller, Judith Reding, Sharon Spelzhausen,
Carol Skelton, Nancy Temple, Sue Tinklepaugh, Peter Wilson
and Patricia Wind.
Eighth grade students tapped were: David
Andrews, Elizabeth Cragg, Judith Garren, Susan Graves, Valerie
Herbine, Lance Howden, Ann Jenkins, Thomas Lawton, Dianne
Loupee, Robert Mikesell, Robert Reynolds, James Rich, Robert
Ross, Barbara Rogers, Sharon Sindad, Ctherine Skinner, Joe
H. Smith, James Stokes, Margaret Wellinger. |
Easter vacation will begin for all students
on Good Friday, April 4 and will continue through Monday,
April 7.
Students will report to school April
8 to begin examinations on the fifth marking period.
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In the 50 yard dash Mike Mulligan was
second, Greg Holland fourth. In 800 yard dash Barry Seaman
was second and Ray Myers fifth.
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The annual Spring Festival will be held
April 11. Plans include a dinner, dance, and talent show
in the cafetorium.
Plant sale, Bake sale, and moview for
the younger brothers and sistrs are included in the plans.
Save the date and be there!
Glenridge's Symphony Orchestra under the
direction of Mrs. Richard Weidley will play a concert at
Audubon Park School April 10. |
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