Seniors Privileges in High School Decline Yet Remain Valued
Seniors enjoy early dismissal for lunch and seating perks in auditorium though benefits have decreased. Greg Grubbs calls some privileges insignificant while Jimmy Ward notes little difference between seniors and freshmen. Seniors may also visit six colleges through the guidance office this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Grubbs
Jimmy Ward
Senior privileges at Clarke County High School face cuts
Clarke County High School seniors value one day class trips and the senior banquet as key benefits. Prom and career presentations are among activities noted, while many seniors worry privileges may steadily decline if current patterns continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Dominion
Alice Loope
Clarke County
Cheerleaders Back Eagle Athletes at Clarke County Games
Eight varsity cheerleaders lead Clarke County fans at most Eagle varsity events. seniors and juniors organize pep rallies, posters, skits, and gifts to boost spirit while supporting football and basketball teams amid strong student and teacher support.
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Betty
Cheryl
Kim
Debbie
Iris
Lisa
Ellen
Clarke County
Kim Kerns
Don Specht
J.V
Edna Rice
Eagle
Bowman Finds Joy in Guiding Students and Plans Retirement
George A. Bowman Jr has served Clarke County High School as a guidance counselor since 1971 after 15 years in education. He plans to retire this year to travel, enjoy grandchildren, and volunteer with Boyce schools while pursuing horse riding and world equestrian events, reflecting his lifelong sports and service background.
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Kim Kerns
George A. Bowman Jr
Florida
Boyce
Clarke County High School
Bowman
California
Study Hall A Constant Source of Happiness for Students
Students value the free period despite crowded conditions with 65 percent having one or more study halls. Many use the time for homework or breaks, while others work as aides or in duties around the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Myer
Jayne Eller
Clarke County Homecoming Traditions and Changes Highlight Spirit
Article details Clarke County High School homecoming rituals including queen and court selection, mum sales, bonfire gathering, parade activities, and the post game semi formal dance shift from jeans to disco era dress. It notes student and community involvement and a change toward semi formal attire and boogie style dancing.
Newspaper Staff Box and Editors List
The staff box shows Judy Cain as Staff Box Editor with Sally Heard and Lisa Grubbs as Assistant Editors. Reporters include David Landers Chris Spivey and B C Ferrell with typists Barbara Potter Mary Seibel and Lisa Ashby. Editorial Editor is Maynard Sipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Cain
Sally Heard
Lisa Grubbs
David Landers
Chris Spivey
B.C. Ferrell
Barbara Potter
Mary Seibel
Lisa Ashby
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