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14-Sotojr, Feb. li, 1967 EaUafcassf Bmisrrat Leon High BLESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOL Ml Recreation News ml -1 By MARY ENNESSY Mary Wise Realty are the undefeated teams in only the the ipresented with a teddy bear Highlights of Tuesday, from the team and cheerleaders. In the sixth grade Religion first Annual Spirit Day, were the coming of the spirit, the competition cheerleading for grades one through six and the class, the students have been making sacred vessels and vestaments. They have been making tapestry designs in art. basketball game between the cheerleaders and the team, in whech the cheerleaders were the Pamela Cynthia To learn how a machine works victors.

Blssed Sacrament again won and its purpose in the modern world is the object of every fifth grader. They are also designing new bulletin boards for the month of February. The fourth, fifth and sixth the top two prizes in the American Legion's essay contest. First was won by Lee Ann Moser and second was won by Jeannine Strauss. The title of this year's entries was "The Need for Patriotism." By PAM PILAND and CINDY WESSINGER The annual "Match Me Hop," sponsored by the Anchors, will be held February 24 from eight to 11 p.m., in the old gym.

The music will be provided by the "Marauders." The Exchangettes will be selling "Love Grams" messages Valentines Day, grade boys have formed a Boys league. The games are played on Wednesday evening at Raa Junior High gym beginning at 7:00 p.m. The public is invited to come and watch the games. Teen Town tonight will feature "Juke Box Jubilee" and there are loads of new records just waiting to be played. This dance is for junior high boys and girls and is free of charge.

PALMER ML'NROE CENTER Monday Ladies Exercises, 9:30 a.m.; Open House, 2 p.m.; Play Ground Open, 3 p.m.; Girls Tumbling (beginning), 4:30 p.m.; Girls Tumbling, 5:30 p.m.; Ladies Exercise, 7 p.m.; Senior Boys Basketball, 8 p.m.: Beginning Guitar, 7:30 p.m.; Beginning Bridge, first, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Playground Open at 3 p.m.: Fun and Story Time, 3:30 p.m.; Junior High Basketball. 3:30 p.m.: Baton, 3:30 p.m.; Golden Agers. 7 p.m.; Ladies Fashions 7:30. Wednesday Ladies Exercises, 9:30 a.m.; Junior High Basketball.

3:30 p.m.; Combination Dance, 3:30 p.m.; Baton, Ladies exercise, 7 p.m.; Square Dance Lessons, 8 p.m.; Round Dance, 8 p.m.; Womens Basketball, 7 p.m. Chorus under the direction of Mr. Wesley Coffman. The fourth graders are also studying about the Seminole Indians. To finance the choral's trip COURT ANNOUNCED Selected recently for the Florida High School Sweetheart court were the following students; top row, Nancy Williams, Donna Means and Gale Wade, front row; Debbie Elmann, Mary Pat All and Becky Collins.

The Florida High School Key Club selected the court. to Panama City on March fourth for the North Florida Festival, The third graders are proud "Mama Leonas" will be held the school is selling the "World's Finest Chocolate." The grade to announce that Mark Kiel, Michael Kelly, Ellen O'Hara, in the Leon cafeteria, February which sells the most will be Phillip Ramsey, and John 16, from six to eight p.m. before Riordan have improved their rewarded with one entire day What's New at Sabal Palm the Junior Class Play. away from school. Profiles were received by marks the most since the last marking period.

While studying Shakespeare's Seniors February 2 for the Augusta Raa Happenings play, "The Merchant of their spelling test that week Airmen Qualifying Exam which Venice," the ninth graders have By DOROTHY WILLIAMS and JAMES BEYER Mrs. Thompson's First grade they took December. gets to be in the club. Mrs. Tiftons' sixth grade furthered their study by seeing Leon High School coaches and class had dress up book reports.

Rickards High School coaches the actual play. The play was performed by the National class has been studying vowels Thursday fumbling Girls, 3:30 played Tuesday night in the in their spelling class. In Math LAFAYETTE COMMUNITY CENTER Week of February 13-18 A modern Jazz dance class for teen girls will be held at the Lafayette Center on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. The class begins February 16 and will be taught by Sue Thompson. During the eight weeks series, girls will learn basic interpretative dancing in the musical comedy style.

Later, class members may create their own original dances. Sue Thompson has an extensive background in the areas of tap and ballet, as well as modern jazz and she also teaches children and adult dance programs at Lafayette Center. The classes will begin at 4:20 and the class fee is $6. A new series of guitar classes on the beginners, intermediate, and advanced levels will start on Wednesday, February 15. The beginners group will meet at 7 p.m with the intermediate at 8 p.m.

and the advanced class at 9 p.m. All members must have their own guitar and the class will meet for an hour each week during the six weeks course. Self-defense for adults will be taught on Monday evenings beginning February 13. This will be an eight weeks series of basic self defense techniques taught by Ken Beattie. Mr.

Beattie instructs the class in the art of defense using practical items such as shoes, handbags, combs or pencils. Registrations for the class will be taken during the regular center hours of 2:00 5:30 and 7:00 to 10:30 each day. Fifty-two fifth and sixth grade girls begin playing their first basketball games this Monday at 4:00 p.m. For over a month now, the girls have been learning fundamentals Players last Tuesday. Leon Gym.

There was also a p.m.; faemor High Boys Basketball, 7 p.m.; Beginning Sewing, 7 p.m.; Teen Charm Class, 7:30 p.m.: Radio Club, 7:30 p.m.; Advanced Sewing, 8:30 p.m. The eighth graders are game between seven Leon boys class they are adding and subtracting numerals. Mrs. Bolichs second grade class has been studying rhyming words in spell and seven Rickards boys before sponsoring a Mardi Gras Carnival to raise money for the A trip is being planned tor the second graders to visit the Junior Museum so they may increase their knowledge of animal babies. They made animal heads of out paper bags in art.

In music they have been learning how to square dance. The first grade girls in Sr. Marie Liam's room won the prize for the best cheerleading during the Spirit Day competition. They have made beautiful butterflies out of yarn and scrap material. In Science they have planted seeds and plan to observe their growth.

Friday Capitol Squares. 7:30 the coaches game. Karen Foy, Jerry Rogers, Cheryl Schaff and James Beyer made a science bulletin board about animal growth. Mrs. Mae Foy's class is enjoying a study of animals which they are calling "From Microscope to Mammals." Several students have brought pond water and with the use ninth grade graduation breakfast.

A king and queen p.m.; Saturday Teen Town 7:30 p.m. LAFAYETTE COMMUNITY CENTER The University of Florida is planning a career day for high school sudents interested in the ing. In Science they are studying about magnets. will be chosen from the sixth, seventh, and ninth grade to Monday Girls Basketball. 3:30 reign over the carmval.

p.m.; Rug Hooking, 7:30 p.m.; Judo (Teen Boys, 4 p.m.) (Teen Girls, 5 In Science they are studying Debbie Kay biological and social sciences taught in the college of Agriculture and the School of Forestry. It will be held in Because the seventh graders p.m.; Adult Self Defense, 7:30 about magnets. p.m.; Mens Basketball, 7:15 p.m. bought the most spirit ribbons By KAY WATKINS Mrs. Hutchinson's second Ladies Exercise, p.m.; Trouba- of the Microscope the class has been able to identify a number of species of water animals both one celled and on Spirit Day, they were McCartney Hall on the Universi grade accepted a certificate of dors, 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday Sewing 9 to 12 a.m. and 7 to 10 p.m.; Ladies Exercise, and DEBBIE EVERETT The Raa Rams have a busy basketball schedule this week. ty of Florida Campus, Saturday, appreciation from the Marine 10 a.m.; Adult Modern Jazz, 11 to April 1. Leon students interested in going should contact the Leon Ruediger School Thursday, they play Blessed Corps for all the Toys for Tots that their room collected. They have been studying about safety 12 a.m.; Circus, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.; Sewing and Tailoring, 7 p.m.; Senior Boys Basketball, 7 p.m.

Wednesday Open House, 3:30 Guidance office. Sacrament and Cairo. Friday, Florida High plays here. Tues The first state conference of and a policeman will come and is saving milk cartons, icee cups day, February 14, the second p.m.; Creative Dramatics, 3:30 talk to them about safety. By LAURA BROWN and EDDIE HYDE Mrs.

Patsy Delvaggio's class students of German was held on the campus of Stetson University in DeLand, February Raa-Cobb game will be played. Augusta Raa students who Mrs. Simmons' fourth grade was one of the lucky classes muticellular. The class recently elected officers for the second semester. The following were elected: Sylvia Sweeny, President; Wendy Byquist, vice pres; Annette i secretary, treasurer, Dickie Brosby, chapalin; Becky Howell and James Allen, Sergeants at arms.

Mrs. Rouse's sixth grade has started studying early France. 2, 3 and 4. and straws for the Junior Museum Arts Carnival in March. New officers are: Kathy Allen, president; Diane Johnson, vice-president; Cheryl McCauley, secretary; Jane Royster, treasurer; and Fran made the honor roll incclude the following: Debbie Gatlin, all A's; A and honor roll students that got an intern.

Her name is Mrs. West. In social Studies they are studying about is studying about insects. They plan to study 24 different kinds. Today they found a ladybug in their room.

They are also studying about our country, and all the first graders helped make a 3D American flag. Australia. They have an Students winning awards of excellence were Janet Wilder for conversational ability, John Booth for his prepared talk and Molly McLain for her Bavarian sketches. Bill Jordon, McCellan, Sergeant at arms. Australian boy in their room Margaret Gerring, Clifford and he has told them many include: John Lucas, Jim Siezemore, Norma Binger, Jennie Myers, Belinda Newman, Walter Weeks, Renee Bevis, Julie Bryson, Sarah a McKenzie, Susan Smith, Nancy Bishop, Eva Cotten, Walter February birthdays are celebrated by Theresa Clarkson, Screws and Dorothy Williams made a time line of the im Jim Chick, Robert Webb, sophomore, was elected interesting things about Australia.

The January Birthdays were Janice Golden, Kathy Allen, Ken Seay and Eddie Hyde. p.m.; Judo (elementary boys 4 p.m.); Intermediate Bridge, 7:30 p.m.; Tailoring, 7 to 10 p.m.; Guitar (beginners) 7 to 8 p.m.; Intermediate Guitar, 8 to 9 p.m.; Couple Dancing, 7:30 p.m.; Ladies Exercise. 7 p.m.; Circus, 8 p.m. Thursday Ladies Exercise, 10 to 11 a.m.; Modern Jazz 11 to 12 a.m.; Intermediate Bridge Play, 11 a.m.; Duplicate Bridge Club, 10 a.m.; Circus, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.; Judo (adults), 7:30 p.m.; Beginners Guitar, 7 to 8 p.m.; Junior Boys Basketball League, 7 p.m.: Beginners Bridge, 7:30 p.m.; Little League Meeting, 7:30 p.m. Friday Square Dance Class 7:30 p.m.: Open House, 7:30 to 10 p.m.; Chez Nous 8 to 11 p.m.

Saturday Junior Boys Basketball, 9 a.m.; Twirling, 10 a.m.; Judo Clinic, 9 to 10 a.m.; Open House, 2 to 5:30 p.m.; Senior High Night, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. All Star Games, Lafayette Senior Division, 8:00 p.m. LAFAYETTE ARTS AND CRAFTS CENTER February 13 to IT parliamentarian of the statewide Susan Kelly, and Melisssa White all had their eighth birthdays recently. Mrs. Story's reading organization.

Two hundred Tim Hutcheson, Darlene Mickel portant things they have learned in History. In Science they are studying magnets and saw a Duke, Anne Grenier, Wayne Hill, Rich Hollahan, Nancy Jane Jag- students attended the con and Jack Waldon. They have groups has been giving puppet ference. a chib called the 100's club. gears, Pat Jordan, Nicky Kelley, movie about them.

In Math they The Junior Class play "George Robert Mayo, Ricky Ott, Lon shows in the room. Barry Golden has a February are studying Fractions. Everyone who makes 100 on Washington Slept Here" will be Raker, Barry Garvue, Henry Chaires School Gunter, Deborah Constans, given in the Leon auditorium Barbara Jo Odom, Regina Pop on February 16 and 17. birthday. Mrs.

Joyce Campbell's second grade has been learning about materials used for building and why different things are used for different jobs. They have found pictures pell, Elizabeth Read, Lynn Taylor, Kathy Tully. John Rickards High Monday: Childrens Ceramcis, 3:30 p.m.; Rug Hooking, Ceramic Hartsfield School of many different kinds of building materials. heminar, 7:30 p.m.; Rug Hooking, 8 p.m. Tuesday: Creative Ceramici, Wheel Throwing, Advance Creative By PAT LITTLE and SHARON COX Student Council started the For their study of Florida, Glass.

Ceramic Sculpture, Adult Oil Painting, 9:30 a.m.; Childrens Backels, Bill Black, Robbie Friar, Don Leonard, Edward Proctor, Robert Wolverton, Jan Brownlee, Pam Creel, Debbie Feinberg, Marilyn McCraw, Kay Robinson. Eighth graders who made all A's are Charles Brown, Elizabeth Allen, Virginia Allen, and Barbara Breen. A and students include: Bobby Ballard, Pat Bischel, Brad Cox, Ronica Brown, Kathy Advance Ceramics, Childrens Art, 3:30 p.m.; Wheel Throwing, Begin week off with a pep rally held Monday afternoon. They portrayed the "Demon Klan," Mrs. Mary Anne Lewis' class will take a trip to the Capitol next Tuesday.

They are doing committee work on many aspects of Florida. New class officers are: Mark Roberts, ning Hobby Ceramics," Cake Decorating. 7:30 p.m.; Adult Sketching, p.m. a group of students from Florida Wednesday: Childrens Art, 3:30 p.m.: Creative Dramatics, Wheel High, trying to kill the Rickards school spirit. Rickards and president; Cindy Clay, vice Throwing, 7:30 p.m.

president and Carla Allen, Florida High met at 6:30 that secretary. Cabler, Kathy Green, Janet night. The pep rally was useed Thursday: Advance Hobby Ceramics, 9:30: Beginning Creative Glass. Advance Hobby Ceramics, 7:30 p.m. Sharon Pat Geil, Susan Kilcourse, Sarah In Mrs.

Mary Frances Clark's to promote spirit and attendance at basketball games. By DIANE GRANGER and VIRGINIA PATTERSON Melissa Eddy, Phillip Cooksey and RLssa Bozemann had birthdays. Randy Harris is a new student in the third grade. Jeff Ard went to Tampa. Mike Allen went to Georgia.

Sterling Harrison went to St. Marks. Bobb Krell and Alan McCall went to St. Marks and went through Fort Marcus. These boys are Cub Scouts.

Ruth Spence went to West Florida. Electra Ann Simmons went fishing at Lake Talquin. Debra Hatcher went to Grand Ridge for a family reunion. James Sapp went to Chipley. Blaine Douglass and his mother went fishing Jane T.

Warren and family went to Tampa. Jammie McDanial and family went to look at new cars. Phillips, Hilda Skagfield, Beth Talliaferro, Roxanna Lott, Larry second grade Cheryl Haywood and Jay Herndon have Denise Chris Friday: Ceramics, Beginning Hobby Ceramic Seminar, 9:30 The band returned from the1 challenged each other at 6:30. The coaches from the schools played each other afterwards. p.m.

birthdays. Mardi Gras Sunday afternoon Bevis, Gary Chapman, Kathy Cobb, Michelle DeBusk, Suzanne By DENISE PHILLIPS and CHRIS WENTWORTH From Mrs. Wade Schlott's The "Wrong Number" from from recreation leaders Barbara Bittinger and Barbara Krans. The girls have cow divided into teams and will begin playing shortened games this week. Volunteer adult and teen coaches will manage the teams.

Adult tennis enthusiasts may still register for the series of classes taught by Mrs. Sybil Ballard. Both morning and evening classes will be held on Tuesday and Thursday. The morning classes will meet at 9 and 10 p.m. and the evening group meets at 7:30.

All classes are conducted for an eight week 6eries and the fee is $10. The classes will be held at Win-throp Courts. In the case of inclement weather, the classes will be made up. Lively and bright faces have been peeping through the doors, sitting in recreation classes, and observing activities at Lafayette during the past month. They belong to F.S.U.

students Gene Dayton, Ron Creasy, Barbara Bittinger, Linda Kotowski Barbara Krans, Bill Terry, Caryl Jean Evans, Connie Bartlett, and Leonard Sullivan, who are engaged in recreation field work at the center. Each trimester, a number of these students, who are studying to become recreation directors and leaders leisure, come to the center to observe the programs and 6tudy the operation, planning, maintenance, and administration of the recreation program of Tallahassee. Along Hosch, Gary Littleton, Patrick Orlando will make their first Mrs. Sutton's second grade Kate Sullivan McCaslin, Ron Murray, Stanley Poole, Connie Rooks, Mike has a new student. His name sixth grade Mike Smith and Ricky Swain made an attractive bulletin board in the library for the play "Aladdin and the appearance to Rickards students tonight at the Holiday Inn.

They are providing the music for the with the traditional tired feet. They brought back many memories from Mobile, where the Mardi Gras was held. The band held a concert Thursday night and Friday afternoon. All parents and students were invited Thursday night. Friday afternoon the students heard a similar selec Berndgen, Wes Calhoun, Jack Sharkey, Paul Swink, Scott Brown, John Warner, Betty Ann School News Wonderful Lamp," coming annual Valentine's Ball February 14 and 15.

The class Lundy, Mary Jo Royster, Bever is Garry Mason. Mrs. Sutton's class is working with shadow boxes. Mrs. Hughes' third grade has an exhibit in the library on Texas.

Mrs. Cora Ann Chapman's fifth grade is working on com sponsored by the sophomore class. The dance will begin at eight and is over at 12. The dance is semi-formal and is for ly Sullivan, Ken Mayo, Hamp Moody, Janet Craig, Meri Culp, Meri Beth Dawsey, a Fort Braden tion. all senior high students.

Garvue, Linda Haiduck, Karen Leon and Rickards met at The seventh edition of the the Leon gym Tuesday night. Totem Poll was published yesterday. The next one will be released on March 3. munications in Science. Fred Watson, Ricky Cook and Mike Gardner are making a telegraph set.

Instead the Leon senior boys and Rickards senior boys Krapf, Lynn Pientka and Laura Allen. Sallylu Spencer made all A's. She is a ninth grader. Students making the A-B honor roll include: Bruce Durrant, Kem Goethe, David Tuttle, Wanda Jeff Whitton and Marcelle Florida High Lucky Boyette has four new kittens. David Burshlem, his mother and four other Cub Scouts all went to see Fort San Marcus.

Tony Blanton went to Madison. Lisa Woolston has moved to Caroline Brevard School and we miss her. Robin Ard went to Sarasota and saw the Ringling Brothers Circus. Ronny Watson's grandmother had a birthday. Gary Carter Chip Mary Godwin have February birthdays.

Mrs. Edna Gard's fifth grade is studying communications in science. Jon Meodowa, Edward By CHIP MORRISON and MARY TOOTIIMAN Gill, Linda McGuffey, Debby Parks, Dorothy Schenck, Scott Boyd, Carl Gunter, David Leonard, Johnny Moore, Greg Schneider, Terry Wells, Terry Burdette, Kathy Hailigan, Patty Hippchen, Beth Lewis, Debra Sue Eulctha circulation of the paper was about 1000. The FHS Key Club has an Pearson and Barbara Jones nounced its committees for the Don Grabill is a new student in Mrs. Sue McCartney's third prarle Hp moved horp from By SUE FREE and EULETHA WALKER have February birthdays in Mrs, Gard's room.

Miller, Lynn Pullcn, Carol Sweetheart Dance. They are; refreshment, Tim Garland, Ed Janeth Smelley. Ohio. Michael Lingenfelter went to a birthday party. Bud Rich went to Marianna Caverns.

Jay Milton's father has a new In Mrs. Barbara Jakob's first Susan Stiles, Beth Wollschlaeer, Huff, Eddie Morehead, and Jo Collins, Kathy Conner. Kay chairman Joe Cole. Lighting; grade, Debra and Robin Turnbow are moving to Jackson By LONME GROAT and BECKY COLLINS The FHS Drama Club has announced the parts and actors for their coming production, "A Thurber Carnival." The play has over 100 parts, many actors have more than one part. Selected for parts are Emily Salmon, Jeff Stone, Floyd Pasco, Ronnie Hamlin, Jon Piccard, Yvette Sheline, Steave Miller, Skippy Brady, lonnie Groot, Tom Peterson, Tom Williams, Susan Hunt, Lin Franklin, Kathy Hancock, Janet tractor.

Dibbie Barber went to Six Gun Territory. Cindy Thigpen visited her Keith Neyland, Fred Weiss, and chairman Duanne a About Campus at Amos Godby By DEBRA ALCORN and Stanley Carpenter ville. The class is studying about animals and have visited the a February birthday. Reiko Kinoshita has a new baby sister named Naoko. Those who made the honor roll in Mrs.

Turner's fourth grade are, Susan Lamb, Claudia grandmother in Monticello. We Kellcy, Lois Allen, Debra Bellfkmer, Miriam Collins, Debra Coxen, Robin Holbrook, Cynthia Moody, Janet Odom, Janet Price. Irene Ratowski. Junior Museum. They also have a new P.E.

teacher who comes to teach us each Friday. He is Mr. Richerson. He in- McCartney, Penn Smith, Martin Line Clay, Dick Dowdy, Ronnie Fleet, Laura Salman, and David i Smith, Ed Woody, Loretta Fink, Hayse. Janice Thompson and1?" GwNnn- UE iHeerema, Nancy Proeh Vikk Carolyn Sylvester had February wuliamson Suan TaJ birthdays.

Davis, Mike Givens, Doug Miss Hartsfield has been Hayes, Fred Vara, Andrew Ax- da Lee, Ralph Brown and Mark Mitchell. Faculty member Donald Stone, will direct the 1 IV 'I II production. February 25 will involve many FHS girls in FSU's All Sports Day. The girls will participate in basketball, badmitton, tennis, and volleyball. Girls with observation, they are each given opportunities to organize and lead programs of their own choosing, giving them valuable experience in the field.

PALMER MUNROE CENTER The Golden Age Club will hold their "Valentine Party" and covered dish dinner on Tuesday evening. February 14, starting at 6:30 p.m. This group is open to men and women 50 years of age or older. For more information, please contact the president of the group, Alfred Bevis, 385-1755, or Palmer Munroe Center, 576-3435. Fun and Story time, a program of 6tories combined with arts and crafts, will be offered on Thursday afternoons from 3:30 to 4:30, starting this Thursday.

There is no charge for the program and all boys and girls in elementary school are eligible to participate. Miss Cherryl Jennings is the instructor. Palmer Munroe Center Playground is open Monday through Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. Boys and girls are invited to join the many activities that are offered. The big feature this week is the loop tennis tournament which will be held all the week.

"The Women's Basketball program is going strong as they enter their 3rd week of play. The Independents and Deboran Stanley participating include Becky Easom, Sue Marshall, Janis May, Terry Brown, Jann visited Anna Johnson's farm. We are all excited about our first Valentines Day Party next week. Tina Hampton will celebrate his birthday with a party at school February 9. In Mrs.

Jean Raffa's third grade, Cheryl Sabus went to town and got two games and her little brother got some tinker toys. Last Thursday night Bobby Davis went fishing. Saturday night, William Walker went to church in Georgia and Sunday night some friends came over to visit on bicycles and horses. Bonnie Rudd went to town and she got a bracelet Saturday. Bobby Davis is a new boy in the room.

In Mrs. Bonnie Jernigan's sixth grade class, a horse owned by Charles Brown died. Euletha Walker's sisters had a graduation party Saturday night. Ellen Ezell got a new pocket book. Randy Paul's father is in the hospital.

Edwina Coxwell went to Blountstown this weekend, and her grandmother came Publicity; Rick Levy, David Curry, and chairman Si Eubanks. The club has been having workshops in preparation for the dance. Ann Beasely, a student at Florida High was won the Tallahassee Lions Club International World Peace Essay Contest. Miss Beasely received $25 for her essay entitled, "Attainment of World Peace." Photographers from the State Department of Education were at FHS last week to make part of a film for teacher recruitment. The section was to illustrate some of the athletics in Florida's school system, were used in the sports in which they had participated.

The boys used included Joe Cole, baseball; Freddie Hartsfield, Keith Neyland, Stan Deitrich, and Tom Peterson, track; and Tim Garland, Bill Clayton and Lonnie Groot, Basketball. Senior class pictures were given out during homeroom period last Tuesday. FHS's varsity basketball team with a record of 10-7 played last night at Madison in the North Florida Conference Basketball tournament. If the Demons won they will play for the championship, tonight Warburton Edwina West, Donna The Godby Cougars have now won two games. They defeated Rickards and Raa.

The two games were played against Raa on January 31. The seventh grade team won the first game elson, Chris Clarke, Debbi Everett, Sharon McClellan, Janie McGuffey, Becky Palmer, Liz Swanson end Nancy Ward. Cobb Junior High News By PAT PETERMAXN The French Club of Cobb met Monday afternoon after school in room 26. They made plans for a bakesale. Members of the Student Council met Monday afternoon during sixth period.

The members of the Junior Honor Society held a bake sale Oppenbeimer, Becky Short, absent from school this past week. She has had surgery but is home from the hospital now. She is doing nicely and hopes to be back in school soon. Mrs. Emma Hartcr and all her pupils wish her a speedy recovery.

Those who had February birthdays in her room are Franklin Kendrick and Benny Pridgeon. In Mrs. Searcy's fifth grade room we have three girls with birthdays this month. They are Agatha Monk. Nancy Edwards, and Sandra Steele.

The class had their assembly program last Friday. It was called I Pledge Allegiance." The parents were terned at Rickards Junior Senior High School. We have a new fifth grade teacher who is Mrs. Baxley. She took the place of Mrs.

Wieteska, who has moved to St. Augustine. We are having a drawing con. test at our school. Pictures will be judged by the art teacher and prizes will be free tickets for the fourth, fifth and sixth grade.

There will also be three free tickets for the first, second and third graders. The Chaires School PTA will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday. Betty Ann Mass went to Florela, Alabama, on Sunday. Virginia and Dean Patterson went to Marianna to see the Caverns on Saturday.

Donna Boden and Johnny Greene are new students in the fifth grade. Bunkie Reeves and and Michael Thompson had birthdays. Mrs. Baxley is a new fifth grade teacher. Iris Morgan went to Grand Ridge and Dana and Bret Moore went to Natural Bridge.

Randy Simmons went to Lake Talquin to fish. Yvette Sheline, and Nancy Hale, that night. The second game was lost uiner girls participating are Suzzane Williams, Beverly Vaughn. Trisha Dennard, Donna Allen, Mary Anne Roche, Judi Johnson, Muffan Jennings, Lynn Adair, Joanne Stuler. Kathy by the eighth grade team.

A pep rally was held the last five minutes of school that day. Aker, and Gwen Harrison, Pat The game to have been played February 2 was postponed to February 8. The sponsores of Chason, and Shellie Hartsfield. invited to see the program and Tuesday afternoon after school our cheerleaders held a contest FHS i newspaper, "The Trident" was circulated yester The contest was for a stuffed day. It included two pages for cougar.

The homeroom with the most student representatives of to have refreshments in their in the front of the economics room afterwards. I room. Mrs. Miller's room is studying Students crowded around as about Norway. They have many the students sold cupcakes, interesting projects going in cookies and other things they connection with their study.

had baked. the parents of students. The pages told of some of the faculty news plus some of the new that homeroom won. back home with her. Jimmy Mrs.

lanKersiys' class won Harrell sister had a baby girl policies at the school The total and he is an uncle again. with ell students there. i I..