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Panther Tales
By Sieve Gore E
jr Monday, November 4 was the fflret day of basketball practice, 'he season opener is on
tcember 4. Students who want :hedules can get them through :he office or see Mr. Patterson. Everyone is backing what we 9>ope are the next District 10 yhampions. Go get ’em, gang. • Mr. Biggs’ Senior boys have Ivon the ice cream treat for attendance for the second time in I row. Their percentage was 98.10%. Mrs. Ungar’s Junior girls Were second with 97.93%. Mrs. Moffet’s Sophomore girls had 97.49%, followed by Mrs. Pomeroy’s Senior girls with 97.23% and Mrs. Burford’s eighth jnrade girts with 97.11%. The , Overall attendance was 96.89%. ! The Armed Forces’ Aptitude {Test Battery was given to boys who wanted to take them. They tested nine aptitudes and are used to decide careers in the service and also for civilian jobs. The Cheerleaders have started practice in order to be ready for the coming season. Senior Personality This week I interviewed Rosalie Settle and James Brown. ; Rosalie’s favorite song is “Hey Jude” and her favorite group is the ‘Supremes”. Her favorite expression is “You Fruit”. : Included in her future plans is going to college. “Do it to others pefore they do it to you,” is her philosophy. In answer to the question, “What do adults jnisunderstand about teenagers $he most,” Rosalie said, “That adults forget they did the same things that the teenagers do today.” : “Hey Jude” is James’ favorite (ong by his favorite group “The pea ties”. “Here comes da Judge” fit his favorite expression. James is •till undecided as to what he will do when he graduates. His philosophy is “live and let live”. When asked, “What do adults piisunderstand about teenagers ttie most,” he replied, “That feenagers don’t want to work all £f the time.”
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