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the end of the senswu,. ,TWin the ’Hornets
sting the ’Woles’ or will the ’Bucks* ..
swat them 4own?
C HE3HLEAPERS1
"Yah, Bucks!” This was the declara
tion of twenty girls and one boy at cheer
leading try-outs on Nov. 1# Before the
tense, quiet audience, the brave students
proceeded with their vigorous actions and
loud, authoritative voices. Though they
all showed good potentiality, the five
following were chosen; Jenny Dayton, _
Theresa Morgan, Nellie Demientieff, Pat
Rice, and Judy Snow. They will be behind
the ’’Bucks” all the way! . ' ...
’’LOUD MOUTHS” 1
"Calling all loud mouths.' Let’s
get together and cheer our team on to
victory!” Yes, Mickey Grinzell is. get
ting all the loud mouths together to form
a Pep Club. Of course, the members will
need more than a "loud mouth”! They
must have a good personality and the
initiative to work hard to keep the team
and visiting teams happy. This is the
first Pep Club at Copper Valley School.
It is off to a good start and we hope
it will be successful! .
SENIOR TESTS
"Where docs this block go? Only
six minutes for the next tost? How is
a person supposed to put 4S pegs iri diff
erent holes in 15 seconds? That
pegs per second! i"
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These are exclamations taken dqfl
during the two-and-a-half hour aptitude
test, which was given to the seniors at
Copper* On November 15th, Mrs. Stickman,
Department of Labor, came into the senior
classroom and proceeded to give- tests for
the remainder of the morning. Did we do
we11? Who knows?
OUR TEAM
Our team has been chosen! The
,!Bucks” are a well chosen mixture of eager
young atheletes• They are: "Spooky" -
Richard Jung, "Sleepy" - Mike Madros,
"Bean-pole" - Bud Harry, "Stretch" -
Jerry McElroy, "Atom" - Chuck Akers,
"Li’l Bear" - Fred Henry; Leonard Silas,
Victor Nicholas, Mike OrBrien, Steve
Henderson, Ross Schaeffer, Bill Daugherty,
Leo Schaeffer, Raymond Coppock* We know
these boys will do a good job this year• ;
RETREAT ;
ShhhhhhhJ!! Itls retreat!! Yes,
the first three days of next week will
be quiet at Copper Valley. The students
here will be going into this yearfs three
day retreat* Father Gallagher, S.J.,
will be our retreat master* Shhhhh!!!!
PHYSICS!
_Brrriii The coldest so far this
yxjajf JinS bO(5H’ Q —21 i* o 3t 5 ^
How do we know? Our up and conn';,-^P-aysncs |
class* has been keeping a record .. Be
tween the girls1 dorm and the -v,^4 c^noei
building there is a weather station..
This records the highest, the lowest,
and the present temperature, and the
inches of snow or rain. We shall keep
you-informed if we make any records,
Meanwhile-Brrr. • .Chatter •,
BIOLOGY • i
Since we have mentioned cu.c.pkysl'Ul
class, let us not forget biology. The ■
biology class does not have a laboratory ‘i
yet, but the students are doing excel
lently by improvising. For example,
last week bread molds were studied.*
This week there is a colorful colony of
bread molds which will soon be nr >.cy. a -• _ .
microscope. The future holds-man?- r.r ce.
exciting experiments in this clas
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
• We'would like to wish st
-HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!l .
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