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ANN
SPAULDING NAMED EXPERT
The
Expert Medal, second highest award in American Junior
shooting, has been won by Ann Spaulding, age 14,
a sophomore in Winter Park High School, as recently
announced by the National Rifle Association.
Shooting several hundred
targets in the last few months, the new expert marksman
fired her way through 13 lower National Rifle Association
qualifications to achieve her new high rating. With
one more set of targets to fire, the new expert
will up her rating to Distinguished Rifleman, the
select top rating for the junior shooters of the
nation.
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ANNUAL
STAFF IN TURMOIL
Hey,
Cats! How about getting all your picture troubles
and financial troubles with the annual straightened
out right away. The gals on the annual staff are
really having a time of it trying to keep all the
records straight, and some of you are adding to
their problems. Remember the annual is for you,
so take it easy on the staff.
Remember to bring
in any old snapshots to turn into the annual staff.
And Seniors, remember to bring in your baby pictures!
In case you don't
know who's on the staff, they are as follows: Joyce
Grimm, Joan Spaulding, Carole Pfetcher, Janet Dechert,
Sandy Roberts, Linda Lee, Asst., and Mrs. Tauscher,
Sponsor.
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SENIORS
ELIGIBLE FOR CONTEST
The
Winter Park Jaycees are supporting an essay program
for Seniors to enter. The subject to be written
about is "What role will personal initiative
and self-reliance play toward providing for your
future security?" The minimum number of words
accepted is 360; the maximum is 600. The write-up
will be due on Monday, December 15th. First prize
will be a $1000 scholarship, and second prize will
be a $500 scholarship. Write-ups will have to be
read. They will be graded upon content-60%; originality-30%;
and delivery-10%.
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COLLEGE
BOARDS PACKED ON SATURDAY
Many
Winter Park High students turned out Saturday, December
6th at Rollins College and Boone High for the College
Board Exams.
Some stayed for the afternoon achievement tests,
but the majority of students took the morning aptitude
test only. Some of those students seen were Carol
McKinney, Bob Crane, Tom Morris, Phil Hoffmann,
Carole Peterson, Jody Frutchey, Jacque Williams,
Sally Bergstrom, Jim Hamilton, and many, many more.
Results of these tests
will be available in the Guidance Office in early
spring.
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