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Even during a budget meeting, Dr. Smith can still smile. Dr. Smith Reorganizes School Board Office Sidney Faucette, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction, plans a new academic program. Jimmy Stewart, Administrative Assistant, waits comfortably in the office’s new reception room. Faculty 11
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Teachers Once they were children, Being taught. Dreams of a future, Not knowing what. Now they are grownups, Teaching the kids, Dreams that someday Their future They’ll live. 10 Faculty
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New Administration Pushes Candy Drive Pete Egan Principal Timothy Donley Julie Lawson Assistant Principal Bookkeeper Iris M. Rinker Attendance Aide A Chocolate Menace What do you do when 7,000 pounds of candy conies in one Monday morning, and you are told it has to be sold in 4 weeks? That is what Student Government Associates ad¬ visors Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Buckley, and Ms. Carius faced on October 5th. With the help of students from industrial arts, special education, and in-house suspension, the student government moved the 21,000 bars of candy into the newly acquired SGA office. Within a week, the SGA had distributed two-thirds of the candy, all of it chocolate covered almonds, to every club and class while the rest of it was transferred to the school store. But before that week was over, everyone who passed by the SGA office located in room 205 smelled the ever-present odor of chocolate. Every club and class sold the candy, which the students were not allowed to eat during school, for $2.00 a box, receiving a dollar profit per box. Students who were members of 2, 3, 4, or even 5 clubs faced selling 3 or 4 cases of candy. These Students often went door to door selling candy after school and on weekends to meet the goals set by their clubs. On the candy wrapper was a dis¬ count on McDonald’s Big Macs which boosted sales until its November 1st expiration date. Finally on November 17th, the student government collected and sent back to the company nearly 13,000 unsold candy bars. The end result left the clubs and classes well short of their projected goals, forcing them to sponsor many more fund raisers throughout the year. The whole candy affair left a bad taste in the mouths of the students and faculty, a chocolate taste. Cheryl Eckland Library Aide Alice Fewell Teacher’s Aide 12 Faculty
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