NOVEMBER 20, 1968
THE GRIER SCRIPT
PAGES
GRAPEVINE
Look’s like Lyn picked herself a
right nice ‘pear’, how about it Steve?
Friday isn’t unlucky for Danny
P.!
Bruce is warm now that Furr’s
here to protect him!
Hey Sheila, who was that guy
last Saturday night? Or should we
say Sunday morning?
Sabrina’s done shot a marshall,
Craig that is!
Keith’s the King for Pat Queen!
Teresa has burned a hole in
Jon’s heart? How about his pocket?
Hugh’s got a brand new Carol
to sing! La-La-La!
Hey Nancy C., hear you got a
new Buddy, Hudspeth that is!
Who squealed on Johnny’s secret
admirer? Confess, S. C.
Hey Penny and Steve, how long
has it been? Fill us in!
Susan’s gone and ducked Toby
in her speU!
Lyn D. found herself a httle
Brook, uh Mike?
Sandra has a Kersh on Danny W.!
Kathy has a lot to talk about
lately, namely Hugo D.!
Anne made a fine carpenter job
out of Bob J.!
Look’s like Terry and Sammy
were made for each other!
More eyes are eyeing S. S. than
just Kathy’s! Kathy better look
around!
Don, who’s the poor girl over at
Holbrook that you got hooked?
If Linda would try harder, maybe
K. will notice!
Pam P. and Scott R. finally got
together. But for how long?
Won’t Cathy M. teU us about
after the dance?
Sissy finally caught herself a
Boshamer!
White and Grey sure do go
great together!
What’s wrong with our seventh
grade romances?
Who is Martha a-Ware of?
What all happened on the bike
ride?
Hey Kathy, someone wants you
to turn around and look at him!
April’s flipped over London
England!
Won’t someone tell us about
that Fern Forest Dr. party?
Who is it th5s week Terry?
Janet has her a bdl, Barrett that
is!
Charlie’s through talleying up
Nancy’s points and decided that
she was the one!
Eddie G. sure has great parties!
Mr. Keener sure is crazy over
Marianna!
A httle bird told me that some
eighth grade boys were watching the
ninth grade girls! Wonder why?
Cheryl and Don sure make a cute
couple!
STUDENT OE THE MONTH
Grier School is always in the
process of bettering itself. This
year, various committees have been
organized, monitors have been
elected, projects are underway, and
outstanding student citizens are
chosen each month.
The “Student of the Month” is
a high title of recognition given to
the student with the best character
traits. This honor is open to any
student (except the Student Council
in the future) who wishes to try. It
is a contest in which all students
compete with each other.
The Student Council nominates
students who they feel would qualify
from the seventh, eighth, and ninth
grades. From these, five from each
grade are chosen. Teachers who
teach the various grades receive a
list of those chosen and observe
them. The students are graded on
character traits, which include their
disposition, attitude toward school,
friends, and teachers, helpfulness,
friendliness, plus other important
character traits. The teachers then,
by secret ballot, vote for the one
they feel most qualified from each
grade. It is not a popularity contest.
This is why ordy teachers can vote.
If students voted, it would wind up
a popularity vote and the true
meaning would completely be for
gotten.
For the month of September,
three students were selected for
their outstanding citizenship. From
the seventh grade we have Scott
Nesheim. Our Student of the Month
from the eighth is Nancy Hendricks.
Chosen from the ninth is Danny
Page, our vice-president.
Danny has blonde hair, blue eyes,
one sister, and three dogs. He
attends church and is an Eagle
Scout in Troop 12. He is very
pleased about the way the Student
of the Month is progressing. He
was one of those responsible for
having the Student of the Month
here at Grier. When asked of his
feelings toward being selected
Student of the Month, shock,
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SONG DEDICATIONS
The Horse - to Scott Burten
from C. D.
Honey - to Cindy L. from Billy
0.
I Heard It Through The
Grapevine - to Melba P.
These Boots Are Made For
Walkin’ - to Laura R. and Teresa E.
Higher And Higher - to George
B.
Do It Again A Little Bit Slower -
to Mrs. Lewis and her Typing Class
Cherish - to Lyn D. and Mike H.
Cowboys To Girls - to B. H. and
N.C.
Please Return Your Love To Me -
to Frances and Bill
C’mon Marianne - to Mr. Keener
Going Out Of My Head - to Mr.
Kessler from the Journalism Class
I Say A Little Prayer - Students
before Mrs. Shiflet’s Test
Troublemaker - from Them to
Us
You Send Me - to Mr. Keener
from all the Ninth Grade Girls
Baby, I Need Your Lovin’ -
from Kathy W. to Hugo D.
Make Me Yours - to D. P. and
E. F.
Bang-Shang-A-Lang - to E. H.
from G. G.
Soul Limbo - to Brenda M.
Born To Be Wild - to Steve F.
from Us
Reach Out In The Darkness - to
Cy D. in the Darkroom
Harper Valley P. T. A. - to Mr.
Rogers
1, 2, 3, Redlight - to the Patrol
Lady
Tell It To The Rain - from Mrs.
Birmingham to a student that just
flunked a Science Test
Bend Me, Shape Me - from Mrs.
Jenkins to her Gym Classes
Supercalifragilisticexpealidocious-
One of your vocabulary words, huh,
Mrs. Lewis?
Skinny Legs And AH - to Anne
Colvin
Here Comes The Judge - to Cy
Davis
Together Again - to Bob J. and
Anne C.
Help?? - from the Sports Page
Editor
Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of
You - from A. C. to “Bubba” and
J. J. to “Wade”
Hi 4: ^ ^
DID YOU KNOW:
The Pep Club has gotten off to a
“peppy” new start.
Our cheerleaders are cheering up
a storm with new cheers such as
“Romeo and JuHet”.
“Howdy Week” was a great
success.
Our Students of the Month are
Danny Page, Nancy Hendricks, and
Scott Nesheim.
Our monotorial system is a very
helpful contribution to the school.
We have a new Math and Algebra
teacher.
This is the first year we have had
an honor roll.
Our bulletin board committee
has “put up” an interesting bulletin
board on the student council.
Black and Gold Day really
showed great school spirit.
Everyone had an enjoyable time
at the Black and Gold Dance.
We had a “charging” time at all
our pep raUies.
Our Student Council and its
activities has brought a great change
over Grier.
Mrs. Young’s civics class wel
comed Nixon at Charlotte airport.
Our first commercial assembly
of October 15, 1968, consisting of
lively folk music, was most in
teresting and enjoyable.
Our Grier P. T. A. has started
off on what we hope will be a
grand and successful year.
Nixon won the student polls by
an overwhelming majority.
Bad Breath Anonymous’s address
is Box 128, New York, N. Y. 10046.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF
YOU FOUND A WOMBAT
IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR?
Mrs. Wise - Let it rot!
Penny G. - Eat it!
Mrs. Gault - Close the door and
pray!
Robbie G. - Take it to Ashley!
Debbie A. - Wear it!
Gary H. - I’d get a man bat for
it!
Mr. Smith - I’ll have to get a
refrigerator first!
Mrs. Schooler - If it is warm it
has no business in my refrigerator!
Randy H. - Stick it in the
freezer until company came!
Pat M. - Call a dog catcher!
A Wombat is an Australian
groundhog!