Safford Magnet Middle School - Huskies Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

Page 35 text:

AuThor PromoTes Terrif STories by CheT Chambers and David Dobier Jim Trelease, lecTurer and auThor of E Read Aloud Handbook, visiTed Safford MMS on Friday, November 13, To speak To Teachers and sTudenTs. The Read Aloud Handbook had been on The New York Times besT-seller lisT for over four monThs and had 500,000 copies in prinT. Millions of readers have gained valuable informaTion concerning The parT parenTs can play in influencing Their chil- dren's inTeresT in reading. According To Trelease, kids who don'T like To read haven'T been allowed To TasTe really Terrific sTories. He sTresses To kids ThaT The more you read, The more you know: The more you know, The more money you make. Jim Trelease Talks To sTudenTs and Teach- ers abouT his book, The Read Aloud Hand- book. Money, money, money! STudenT Council kicks off a fundraiser To sell sweaT suiT coordinaTes. STudenT Coun- cil knows how To geT The inTeresT flowing for school spiriT. 1

Page 34 text:

new PM We wanT everyone To know ThaT we are from Safford MagneT Middle School. Cari Anderson drew This illusTraTion for The Singing Saffords To display while They are singing aT Ei Con Mall. The Singing Saffords sing holiday songs and en- TerTains wiTh pride. 30 www , B. Ho! Ho! Ho! BerTha, The rnoniTor, celebraTes The holi- days by dressing up as SanTa Claus. Kwanza, The African celebraTion for ChrlsTrnas, was recognized by Safford's Black CulTure and language arTs class. The class was TaughT by Elaine Noble. Safford sTudenTs creaTe a winTer wonder- land scene ThaT was displayed in The fronT hallway.

Page 36 text:

AC TIWTIES CONTINUED T'You Miss School, You Miss OuT is o progrom sponsored by GFGOT Americdn FirsT Sdvings Bdnk. A hoT dir bdiioon ride vvos given To The sTu- denTs who hdd perfecT dTTen- donce. STudenTs who hod perfecT dTTenddnce enTered Their homes in d IoTTery. TwenTy sTudenTs were dble To ride in The hoT dir bdiioon becduse Their homes were drown. AT Sofford, 232 sTudenTs hod per- fecT oTTenddnce. --Q , fs ,. Hs' my v .sh mhA Above-Top righT: Sofford's sTudenTs Tdik dbouT The experience on The hoT dir boi- Ioon ride while oThers woiT unTil sTudenTs geT off. Above: Sofford's sTudenTs love To gciTher, discuss Teen-sTuff ond sociolize, RighT: STudenTs, who won The ioTTery, geT d ride in The hoT dir ioolioon for perfecT or ouTsTdnding QTTenddnce. 'i 32 i T i I