Groveton High School - Tigerama Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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W e had a new priiieipal at Grovetoii this vear. Mr. James Knss eaiiie to us from his jol) as assistant to the Snperintendent. |{ovinjj; eounselor Kit Morris made a hig sensa¬ tion this vear. To piote kit, ’’Tin just heiiiji nivself, trviiiis to ijenerate better interaetion between the students. ’ ' ’ Alon t with kit there were numerous other new administrators and teaeiiers. The lt s Academic team of Seott Shenker, Ko j€‘r f ines and Peter Hirsehfeld eaiiie up with a win over Loudin Coiintv and Os- hourn. Thev lost the next round. It was elose though. Koj t ' r Pines hroiifjht fur¬ ther honor to the sehool hv Minnin one of the top honors in a national writ- inji eontest. The ineoniplete poliev was revised a ain. (Govern¬ ment elasses worked o n it for a while in an effort to ehange the poliev into something workable. Fi- nallv the (Committee to Re¬ evaluate the Ineoniplete Poliev eaiiie up with a solu¬ tion. The new poliev is radieallv different from the old one—for better or worse. Stan Parris, the Repnhli- ean Representative for the 8th distriet, formed a pilot student advisory eoni- mittee. In Novemher the editors from all of the hi h sehool newspapers met with Parris to jjo over the results of a ijuestionaire that was iven out in eaeh of the hi h sehools earlier this year. The R ashiu toniau ar- tiele on Groveton helped to hriiijj; the students and the administrators to- fjether in an all out effort to prove to the eomniunity that (Groveton isn ' ’t the sehool that Craijj; W aters