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Martha
Cooper Redina, one of the authors attending the
Central Florida Book Fair, spoke to many English
classes at Glenridge on November 4.
Mrs. Redina has written
five novels. The first four were a series with a
New England background. Her latest, Lolly Touchberry,
is set in Florida, and is about a 14 year old girl
in the ninth grade of a Junior High School built
at the same time Glenridge was.
Mrs. Redina told
the classes she visited how she goes about writing
a novel, the planning it involves, and many interesting
facts about the actual publication of a book. The
students showed genuine interest and asked many
probing questions.
Our library has the
first four Redina books. The fifth one is on order,
and should be here shortly.
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The
ninth grade Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y will have Clean
Up Day on November 23. All ninth grade members
will meet at school at ten A.M. Tri-Hi-Y members
will bring two lunches, which the Hi-Y boys will
buy. They will spend about five hours at school
cleaning and planting.
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Jeff
Arnold won third prize in the Central Florida
Book Fair Poster contest.
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Glenridge
squeezed a 14-13 victory out of Robert E. Lee November
14, to wind up the season with a 4-2-1 record.
The Lions scored
early in the first quarter on a fine end run by
Rusty Doolittle with Gene Mooney kicking the extra
point. But Lee wasn't long in scoring. They made
a T.D. after a 25 yard plunge and made the extra
point to tie the score.
At half-time the Lee
band performed first with a scotish number, and
then a satellite spectacle. The Glenridge band performed
in the dark with "twinkle toes" lighting
the pattern of their marching.
In the third quarter
Ray Myers broke loose and went over for the second
Glenridge TD. Again Gene Mooney made the extra point
by kicking.
In the middle of the
fourth quarter Lee went over on a long pass, but
missed the extra point, making the score 14-13.
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| MAGAZINE
DRIVE NETS $9475.00 |
LIONS
BEAT APOPKA |
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annual Magazine Drive came to an end on November
15 with a total sale of $9475 in subscriptions. |
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high room in the drive was Mr. Ansley's 7-5,
with a sale totalling $905.80. Col. Wood's 7-7
came in second selling $814.50. Both these rooms
had 100% participation, which means that each
student in the room sold at least one magazine. |
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high rooms in the eighth grade were Mr. Weidley's
8-7 with $475.25, and Mrs. Regan's 8-4 with
$464.30. In the ninth grade Mr. Sewell's 9-8
was high with $409 and Mr. Benson's 9-3 came
in second with $393.80. |
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salesmen were two ninth graders and one eighth
grader. Susan Cushing, although hospitalized
during the drive, managed to sell $112.75. John
Delgado came next with $106, and Eddie Head
with $102.75. |
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The
Apopka Baby Darters were out for victory on Nov.
7 and they gave the lions a scare in the first half.
The
Lions were held scoreless in the first quarter,
and had many penalties against them. But Rusty Doolittle
set up our first T.D. early in the second quarter,
and Gene Mooney kicked the extra point. Apopka came
back and scored and tied the score.
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