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Editorial
Student Behavior is very important no
matter how vou look at it. In order to heave
a well run and successful school, correct
student behavior on the bus, in the class
room, and in the lunch room is essential.
Correct student behavior on the bus is
I necessary in order to avoid confusion and a
I lot of noise. Once on the bus, students
| should obey the driver, keep their arms and
jheads out of the windows, and maintain a
quiet type of order. Students should board
the bus, take their assigned seat, and ride
to school. Talking snould be done quietly
with no shouting and no scuffling or fighting
in the bus, ...
Of even more importance to the school is
correct classroom behavior. Students should
| come quietly into the room and take their
| seats. There should be no slamming of books
down on the desk tops and no loud talking.
Students should raise their hands before
jsneaking in the classroom. The time spend in
the classroom is time meant for listening and
studying, as a student you should concentrate
on doing both.
Lest but far from least is the idea of j
correct student behavior in the lunchroom.
At all times students should be reasonably
quiet. The students shoud keep their lunch
room clean and neat. Students should nick up
their own papers and trash and throw them in
the waste basket. Bo one l.ikes to clean up
after some one else.
The key to an effieient and sugc'essful
school lies in correct student behavior.
Remember Thatl
Bruce Heaton
Thanksgiving Tournament
Glennallen High School and Copper Talley
High School co-sponsered a Thanksgiving
Basketball Tournament last Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, November 28-29-30, 19&3• The
jTournament games were played in the Glennallen
High School Gym and all the teams except the
Glennallen Panthers stayed at Copoer Valley
High School, Six basketball teams partici- |
jpated in the Tournament; onroe, Homer, zenana
Valdez, Copoer Valley, and Glennallen.
The First game Thursday night was between
Copper Volley and Valuez. The Copper Valley
Sucks mere victorious, winnin over Valdez by
a score of o2 to 30. Glennallen played
Nenana Thursday night also, but lost to the
Nenana Lynxes. The final score 01 that game
was Nenana 65 and Glennallen 56.
The winning teams of Thursday night
adv. need to the second round to be played
Friday night while the losing teams also
played For sixth place Friday night. The
first ame Friday was between Valdez and
Glennallen. Valdez won by a score of 65 to )!
60„ The;second pane Friday night was played
by Homer and iienana, Homer was victorious.
The final score Las homer 66 and iienana U6,
The third .game of'tae evening was between
i onroe and Copper Valley* After trailing
most of the game, nonroe finally won 60 to 59*j
Saturday morning Copper Valley and iienana;
played to determine who would advance to play
' Valdez for third place. Copper Valley won
the game 53 to I46. By losing this game,
Nenana placed fifth in the Tournament.
(Glennallen was sixth).
Two games remained to be played Sat- j
urday night. These were perhaps the most
exciting games because they determined who j
would win the trophies for first, second,
and third place. In the first game, Valdez
played against Copper Valley. This was the j
second time that these teams had met in the '
Tournament but the results were the same*
The Bucks beat Valdez again by a score this
time of 60 to 37 to give Cop )er Valley
third place and Valdez fourth place. The
last game was between wonroe and Homer.
This was a very close game and one which
was hard fought*. The Homer Mariners won
the 0ame by one point to give them first
place. The score was 53 to. 52 by losing
this game, Monroe received second place in j
the Tournament. j
Following the Homer-Moi.roe game Dr. C. j
L. Schneider, president of the Glennallen
School Board, presented the trophies for
first, second and third place. He also
presented ten small gold-plated basketballs j
to the members of the all Tourney Team,
selected by the coaches of the participating
teams. Those who were selected for the All j
Tourney Team, were: Steve Henderson,
Richard ' Jump , and ' Bud 'Harry, of Copperr
Valley; Dick Hodges and Jim Corbin from
Monroe; Marvin Totemoff and Calvin
Totemoff from Valdes; Jack Collie from
Homer; Bob Knight from Nenana; and Tom
Young from Glennallen*
Me would like to thank all those who
helped make this Thanksgiving Tournament
a success* j
Tom Young
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Congradulations Tom
We eant to comgradulate Tom Young i
for receiving the little gold basketball,
only ten were given to the top ten best
players* Tom uas our only player to receive I
one*. Congradulations Tomi
Karen Dinonde I
Typed by:
Laura Charley
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