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T errible - Cpen House A nxious - Students for school to be out
T SACK - time is here
R otten - the 8th grade
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C col - water in the swimming pool
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S wimming 9 A ctive - Girlsl P.C. class
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SCIENCE FAIR THREE- MINUTE INTELLIGENCE QUIZ
The Science Fair was held on February 1. Read everything carefully before doing
23. There were nine exhibits. Six of them anything.
were from the junior high. The students 2. Put your name in the upper right hand
who placed will go to.the Houston Science corner of this paper.
Fair on March 15, 16, and 17. 3. Circle the word name in sentence two.
Those who won ribbons ere: 4. Draw five small squares in the upper
Earth Science - -Steve 3urns- -First left hand corner of this paper.
Jimmy Boone -- Second 5. Sign your name under the title of this
Physical Science- -Meg Huebner -- Second paper.
Mathematics- -Ellen Peach -- Second 6. Put an X in each square at the top of
biological Science - -Van Odell - -First this paper.
Fred Maddox -- 7. Draw a circle around each square.
Second 8. After the title write yes, d s, yes.
We are all happy that these students can 9. Put a circle around number seven.
go to Houston, and we wish them luck. 10. Put an X in the lower left hand corner.
************ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 11. Draw a triangle around the X you just
MYSTERY PERSONS drew.
12. On the bock of this poper,multiply
The mystery buy in the sixth grade came 703 by 66.
to school Tuesday with his two big brothers.13. Draw a rectangle around the word
He wore a green coat, which he usually paper in sentence four.
wears, and blue jeans. He is a 60 student. 14. On the bock of this page, add 8950
He was absent almost all of the third sixth and 9805.
weeks. He makes good grades in geography. 15. Put a circle around your answer.
by Wayne Kleck 16. Write the numbers one to ten back-
*** wards.
The mystery girl in the sixth grade has 17. Punch three small holes in the top of
black hair and brown eyes and is very this paper.
popular. On Tuesday she wore a black 18. Underline all even numbers on this
blouse, a black and tan plaid stairt, and side of the page.
black loafers with white socks. She is a 19. Put a square around every number
60 student and makes good grades in emery which is writthn nut.. (s 3 9, ..
subject. a 16, and 17 only)
by Paul ieckert 20. Now that you have finished reading
* ** carefully, do only sentence 2.
Last Monday the mystery eighth -grade .
girl wore a white blouse, a blue and light SCORES: Shelley - 100
brown plaid skirt, and grey suede loafers. Janet C. - 0
She made an eighty on Mr Holland's pop Linda A. - 0
test. In science she cut up several per- Joe W. - 0
sons' book covers with a scalpel. Funky - 0
************ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** Lionnie - 0
PERFECT EIGHTH GRADE 3DY ********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
DC YOU REMEMBER ? ??
Eyes - -Dill L.' Height- -James C.
Mouth - -Dill P: Body frame - -Allan R. When Ellen P. hod braids?
Muscles - -Nolan Y. Grades - -Larry H. When Kenneth didn't like Faye?
Hair -- Larkin M. Clothes - -Terry J. • When Meg went with David A.?
*********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** *When James broke his arm?
PERFECT EIGHTH GRADE GIRL When Mr. Coulter taught junior high music?
When school was easy?
Eyes - -Mary 0. Feet -- Evelyn W. When Mrs. Rogers's class went to Mexico?
Nose - -Faye I. Height - -Kerry F: When Kenneth was short?
Mouth -- Barbee H. Figure-- Charmille D. When Mike 3evins was here?
Hair- -Meg H. Grades -- Deborah S. When Penny and Jo Lynn Cooper played
Voice -- Elizabeth C. Clothes - -Sandy C. horses?
*********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** *When Mrs. Fieming's homeroom had a Roar-
ing Twenties Party?
When Mark Hayes was Here? _ `•
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when HJrry F. h 'cL : crush cn Mr. H ygood? Stn graders?
When David R. and Charmille liked each Ann T. without her hair ratted?
other? Joe W. being the quiet studious type?
*********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** The 8th graders nut looking forward to
A YOUNG LADY OF NORWAY Friday night! ^■( -e-j
by Marty Browne Sally Owen with red hair and freckles?
Faye without red hair and freckles?
One day a young lady of Norway Mr. Hopson with a moustache?
Decided to sit in the doorway. What Girl Scouts do on campouts!
Up drove a car Allan R. not wisecracking?
And splattered her far! Neil and Linda acting alike?
And now she is in every, doorway! Janet and Terry just holding hands?
*********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** Larry Holt having a readable handwriting?
A REPORT ON THE YEARLING Mr. Anderson with along, white beard?
by Melissa Owens A party without chaperones? �`.^'
Girls: A party without boys? (besides a
The Yearling was written by Marjorie slumber party)
Kinnan Rawlings. The classic, which won Goys: A party without girls? (besides a
the Pulitzer Prize, was published in 1938. slumber party)
The scene of the story is the Florida back- Going to sleep at a slumber party?
woods. Bruce and Melba breaking up?
The main characters include Penny Box». Sandi and Jimmy breaking up?
ter, "Ma" Baxter, Jody Baxter, and Flag. Mary H. liking eighth graders?
Penny was a frail, mild - mannered man, full *********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
of the wisdom of the farmer and huntsman. KITTENS' KORNER
He wanted to spare his only son, as long
as possible, from the cruel world. His Joanna T., who was the boy who moved in
wife, once goy, had become hard and unsym - 'next door?
pathetic with the loss of seven children, Judson L., what did you mean when you
buried on Baxter's Island. In her own said, "It's your turn," to Sandi Norton?
way, she loved Jody, but Penny understood ' Cathy Kleck, are you mad at'Sandi be-
the ways of a boy, and there was a deep cause she got you moved in math?
understanding between the two. Judy Rogers surely would be popular if
It is easy to see why The Yearling is she moved back, wouldn't she, Dob and
considered a classic. The warmth of the Harvey?
characters makes it almost impossible to Celia G., what does J.L. + C.G. stand
think of the book as being fiction. It is for (as if we didn't know)?
simply written in such a way that anyone Joanna T., whom will you be going with
of any age would read it with pleasure and next year at this time?
remember it always. The use of vivid words Same to you, Celia.
to describe the Florida landscape and the Ruth Ellen Celia, Judy Rogers Sandi
full use of native dialogue make the story & Oede, why were you all crying at the
appear to be happening before one's very dance the other night?
own eyes. Celia & Sandi, what did they put into
The Yearling is the story of a young boyyour cokes?
and his pet, a motherless fawn. Together Donnie Y., why did you get grounded for
they faced the world seeing life and death.two weaks?
One minute Jody was a boy, frolicking with Bruce J., whom do you keep trying to
Flag; the next he was a man, facing the sit by in math?
world alone. He learned that life was not Bonnie Y., how did you like your golf
always easy to understand, but the only lesson?
way to conquer it is to take it in his Twelve seventh grade girls: Too bad
stride and start all over. Joe, Tommy, or Dickie couldn't have that
I will never forget this touching story slumber party.
of the boy Jody and the little fawn that Melba R., how do you like being Madam
eased his loneliness and taught him to be Chairman of 7C? .
a man. Dorothy, you know butter than to play
*********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** basketball when you're supposed to be
CAN YOU IMAGINE ?? playing volleyball!!
Susan's slumber party: kJig those pajamas!
The 7th graders acting as grown -up as the 3
Lo. ,,:o Li._: thL. sov nth gra_ bLys get Ellen and Van!
the golf bug, certain seventh grade girls? Jane D., why did you invite Terry to
Goode, where did you get the pictures? the hayride when you like Dill?
Vicky, what's the matter? (Susan's Why was everyone mod at the show Friday?
slumber party) Terry, how dare your mother hurt our
Joe, what does M.H. stand for? I won- newspaper with her iron hand?
tier!! Meg & Terry, how was you debate in
Judson, who is it now? science?
Jane D., your mother lasted 20 whole Jane 3., do you really think you have
minutes! What will power! perfect lips?
Dill P., so you go for older women *********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
with the initials J.3.)? Poems for the 1963 Poetry Contest spun-
Barbee H., what have you been drinking sored by the Bryan - College Station Poetry
in study.hall? You surely are tipsy in Society are due April 1. Please turn in
that chair. your poems to your English teacher.
I don't know about the rest of you all, *********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
but if I ever see another Girl Scout �� ANSWERS TO THE MYSTERY PEOPLE
cookie
Any Girl Scouts for a bicycle hike? Sixth grade boy - Sid Alexander
6D, did you enjoy reading your classics? Sixth grade girl - Nancy Palmer
Sandy C., why do you keep asking Eighth grade girl - Linda Anderson
questions about Johnny? It couldn't be ************ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
that you like him, could it? OFF THE RECORD Q
Shelley C., what did Ricky W. ask you?
' you rather go with Jobby? MY OWN TRUE LOVE - Kenneth M. & Faye I.
David R. and Terry J., what did you GO AWAY, LITTLE GIRL - Dill R.
mean by share and share alike? HE'S THE DDY I LOVE - Mary H. & Joe W.
Penny H., what made you swallow your KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF MY BABY - Kerry F. to
gum at Kathy's party? Ann T.
Charmille 3., did you really smell HOTEL HAPPINESS - Janet L. & Jimmy D.
gorses? C.C. RIDER - Gordon M.
Jane D., did they just walk right in 50 MILES (almost) - Girl Scouts in Troop
on you? 14 32
Mary 3., are you sure that Johnny does- THE END OF THE WORLD - Mr. Holland's pop
n't know who you are? quizzes
Kerry F., why were you so sad at the PAULA - Kay, don't you wish your name was
show? Could it be that Von wasn't there? Paula? .
Penny H., what do you have and will you WALK LIKE F , MAN - Thomas H.
really travel? Yes, we've seen your trade LITTLE TOWN FLIRT - Celia G.
mark! YOU REALLY GOT A HOLD ON ME - Janet C. &
Kenneth M., so you didn't know hom much Terry J.
you liked Faye until you thought she was MY COLORING ROOK - Elizabeth C.
going to move? WILD WEEKEND - Eighth grade week ends
Janet, you're not really mad at Terry YOU'RE THE REASON I'M LIVING - Dill P. to
gain, are you? Jane D.
Kay, why were you in the closet at DENVER - Donnie Y. & that cowpoke with
Debbie's party? Out the window, too? T.S. as his initials
Terry, do you always kick Janet in the CRYING IN THE WIND - Doyle R.
face? EVERY DA-,Y I HAVE TO CRY SOME - Shelley C.
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apartment is A MARY'S THERE - And
Kerry & Kay, whose ap IF �� S y 0
Punky, why do you always sit behind ONE DROKEN HEART FOR SALE - Fenny H.
Meg at the show? GREEN BACKED DOLLAR - We dedicate this
Phyllis W., are you always so pink' song to anyone who has one.
faced (in homemaking)? MR. MISTAKEN - Nolan Y.
James, how much money did Mr. Holland CALL ON ME - Steve C. to Kathy L.
collect from the bus? SEND ME SOME LOVING - Dob 0. & Dede W.
Shelley, does your Ivanhoe book make a RETURN TO SENDER - Nancy P. to Paul D.
good coloring book? WALK RIGHT IN - Saturday morning a couple
Fred, do you feel unwanted in band? of weeks ago at Jane D.'s house
Gordon, who's your trail ride friend? FOUR WINDS BLOW - Science with Mr. Ander-
Congratulations, Meg and Fred! and son
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HALF HEAVEN HALF HEARTACHE - Katie 3. ROMANTIC EQUATION
UP ON THE ROOF - Neil A. & Jerry M.
IN DREAMS - Larry H. x = girl
THE DARKEST STREET IN TOWN - Highway toward y = boy
Austin z = chaperone
MARY GO ROUND - Mary O., do you.have some- x + 2y = jealousy
one you're not telling us about? 2x + y = quarrel
SO CLOSE TO KATHY - David R. x + y + z = misery
THE JEALOUS KIND - Wally W. x + y - z = happiness
LOVE CAME TO ME - Mike L. & Sally 0. *********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
MAMA DIDN'T LIE - Terry J. to Faye I. DREAM SCHOOL
RHYTHM OF FALLING RAIN - Oill 3.
FOLLOW THE GOYS - All the girls Principal - Cary Grant
WARM THIS WINTER - Charmille O. Superintendent - Rock Hudson
ALL ALONE AM I - Dorothy M. English - Zsa Zsa Gabor
THE LOVE OF A DCY - David A. and Karen T. Science - Dr. Den Casey
TRIANGLE - Phyllis W. Music - Ricky Nelson
TWENTY MILES - Jimmy A. to Sandi N. Homemaking - Warren Beatty
SHAKE ME, I RATTLE - Ruth Ellen (to DobD.) Art - Sandra Dee
WHAT SHOULD A GIRL DO - We already know. Shop - Connie Stevens
I NEED YOU - Jimbo 3. to Nancy P. Math - Kookie
WHAT WILL MARY SAY - Johnny P. R. & S. - Tuesday Weld
*********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** History - Tommy Sands
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF WHEN SOMEONE SAYS- Girls' P.E. - Troy Donohue
Boys' P.E. - Jridgette Oardot
Teacher - mean bar Dorothy M. Oand - Chubby Checker
School - ick by Faye Janitor - Elvis Presley
Report card - help by Jane M. *********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
Glasses - eyes by Barbee H. Dearest Darling,
Red hair - mad by Kay S. You will probably be shocked, but I hove
Graces - Kathy by Steve 3. tried time and time again to lead up to
Victory - never by Dill R. this and some how never could.
Freckles - Faye by Karen T. ' Since it has been on my mind for sever -I
Losing - always by David R. weeks, I have decided to tell_y_pu_about
Sixth grade - best by Wayne K. ot..,
Seventh grade - boys by Donnie Y. -- As you probably know when I first met
Eighth grade - (heroic) yea!! C.W said you, my feelings toward you were only
this ?) friendship; but as days and weeks and even
Chubby - checkers by Ann T. a few months have gone by, the felling has
Flirt - Donnie Y. by Sandi N. developed into something more beautiful
New boy - hope, a new chance, pray by Faye and sincere.
New girl - oh no! by Janet C. I never thought I could be so deeply
Hard - rock by Rocky P. concerned about any problem. However, I
Flunking - Daddy by Linda A. do know that whatever your reply may be
Coke - burp by Lois D. you will be kind enough never to mention
Girl Scout cookies - cheap by Terry J. it to a soul.
Soy Scout peanut brittle - Van 0. by Brenda You are the only one I could ask. Now
*********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** be positively sincere and truthful, and
TOP TEN don't spare my feelings.
Darling, considering every possibility,
1. THE DARKEST STREET IN TOWN judging from your feelings and wishes,
2. LITTLE TOWN FLIRT and being' perfectly honest with yourself
. WLAK LIKE A MAN and me, do you think the Lone Ranger will
+ TELSTAR sell his horse when he is drafted?
5. RETURN TO SENDER Love and kisses
6. ONE HALF HEAVEN ONE HALF HEARTACHE *****************************************
7. MY SON THE DOCTOR Just think! If it hadn't been for
,B. GREEN ONIONS Edison, we would a trhtng,__t evision
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9. LONE T RANGER by candlelight. """°-
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