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16 Newton Juniors Named To Honor Roll
Deputy Barney Fife often says
to Sheriff Andy Taylor, “Well,
Andy, it’s just that some of us
has got it, and others don’t.”
Some of us "don’ts” might just
like to use that for an excuse
for our names not being on the
first quarter honor-roll, but the
following students who did make
the honor-roll would probably
tell you that hard work did the
job.
Congratulations go out to these
deserving students who combined
"have” with "do” and came up
with all A’s.
Freshmen: Jim Gainer, Susan
Kirkland, Debbie Lott, Lee Piper,
Barbara Mitchell.
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Sophomore: Karen Dillingham,
Porterdale 4th
Grade Plans
PTA Program
PORTERDALE — ‘‘The Evid
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giving Program which the Fourth
Grades of Mrs. Sue Morgan and
Mrs. Douglas Robertson will pre
sent at the Parent-Teacher Ass
ociation meeting at the Porter
dale School Auditorium on Thurs
day evening, November 18, at
seven o’clock.
Boys and girls are working
hard on both their program and
decorations and anticipate hav
ing a good attendance.
Parents who have not joined
the PTA are urged to do so
either at this time or prior to
the meeting.
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Danny Harwell, Teresa Ison,
Elaine Wood.
Juniors: Sandra Capes, Rho
nda Jeffries, Douglas Jolley, Dot
tie McKay, Chester Parker,
David Parker, Judy Peterson,
Glenda Repetske, Margie Rowe,
Sheila Smith, Rissa Spears, Joyce
White, Anne Wilder, Marguerite
Allgood, Glenn is Bankston,
Wayne Rooks.
Seniors: Phil Jones, Sandra
Ozburn, Ken Johnson, Virginia
Thomas, Charles Lassiter, Gwen
Stubbs.
Senior Tri-Hi-Y
Met November 3
“How real is your God?’’ Rev.
Wallace Roberts of the Mansfield
Methodist Church asked the
Senior Tri-Hi-Y members this
thoughtful question in his speech
on November 3. He stated the
three ways in which God is known
to man: nature, the Bible, and the
Holy Spirit. He reminded the club
that God not only created Earth
but also sustains our world. Only
through His existence does nature
exist.
Prepared to add to the spiritual
atmosphere of the club was a
beautiful center arrangement of
red dogwood branches surround
ing a lighted candle. In addition
there was the opened Bible and
a cross on either side of the
candle. Barbara Morgan, club
chaplain, presented for the de
votional “The Art of Thanks
giving” after reading Psalms 96.
Chosen at his meeting were the
delegates from the club who would
attend the Youth Assembly in At
lanta. These girls are selected
upon the basis of their ability to
Gamma Tri-Hi-Y Hears Miss Banks
As The November Meeting Speaker
The November meeting of the
Gamma Tri-Hi-Y was called to
order by the president Margue
rite Allgood. An inspiring de
votional concerning seeds of
kindness was given by chaplain
Nona Spears.
The minutes were read by Faye
Carter. The treasurer’s report
was given by Billie Jean Kesler.
Margaret Benton, school pro-
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Ficquett School
Lists Honor Roll
Students attaining the honor
roll in the upper grades of E. L.
Ficquett School for the first nine
weeks of school were:
Fifth Grade—Sally Pat Robin
son, Debra McGlboney, Clay
Bailey, Biff Hutchinson, Ernie
Smith, Nancy Armstrong, Bobble
Wren Banks, Richard Moore.
Sixth Grade—Jack Lunsford,
Mary Thigpen, Libby Callaway,
Janice Rogers, Vince Evans, Jan
ice Tuck, Gall Costley.
Seventh Grade—Judy Granger,
Huanne Moore, Deborah Patrick,
Dennis Veale.
Eighth—Linda Evans, Karen
Meadors, Robbie Rape, Phyllis
Ward, Pam Bohannon and Lynn
Rainey.
represent their club and school
properly and also their work and
concern in the Y-Clubs. The
two girls upon whom this honor
was bestowed were Brenda
Bonner, club president, and Pr
iscilla Prosser, vice-president
of the club who will serve as
press representative for the sc
hool.
In cooperation with the other
Y-Clubs of Newton, the Senior
Tri-Hi-Y will participate in a
Thanksgiving project which will
be for the benefit of the Plantation
Manor. This project is only one
of the many examples ofY-Club
bers’ efforts to create a Christian
atmosphere throughout the com
munity.
Dolores Davis,
Reporter
jects chairman, thanked everyone
for participating in the October
theme — Clean Scholarship.
The community project was
presented by Tamie Burts. The
club plans to make a Thanks
giving gift of canned goods to
Plantation Manor.
Lillian Benton made a report
on World Service. The club’s
goal of fifty dollars will be reach-
ed by personal contribution.
The club elected delegates to
the Youth Assembley, Linda Stan
dard will represent the club.
Sheila Smith will attend because
of a previous appointment for
office in the Youth Assembly.
Rissa Spears was in charge of
the program. She introduced
Miss Lucy Banks, an outstand
ing Christian, who presented a
thought provoking test on Chris
tian character. She asked us
to consider: Am I the type of
person God would have me to
be?
Doug Jolley Is
'Citizen Os Week’
This week’s School Citizen,
Doug Jolley, has proved him
self to be a very outstanding
person in state as well as sc
hool activities. This junior boy
was elected Speaker of the House
for the ’66 Youth Assembly in
Atlanta. He is serving as Vice-
President of the Hi-Y, Vice-
President of the Beta Club, re
porter of the Key Club, and is
a member of Student Council.
Doug is president of the jun
ior class, and has been presid
ent of his class the last two
years. Also every afternoon
after school Doug directs traf
fic out front. Congratulations
to such a deserving person, Doug
Jolley, on being School Citizen
of the Week.
Barbara Morgan was elected
School Citizen of the Month of
October.
Teen-Age Traffic
Safety Week Set
By Gov. Sanders
ATLANTA (GPS)—The stage
is set for the 13th annual Geor
gia Youth Traffic Safety Week
Nov. 14-20. The special safety
week, a project of the Georgia
Teen-Age Traffic Safety Asso
ciation, has been set aside by of
ficial proclamation issued by
Gov. Carl E. Sanders.
As the adult guiding agency
for the youth association, the
Georgia Department of Public
Safety Is offering its full co
operation and active support in
an effort to make the safety
campaign a big success, ac
cording to Col. H. Lowell Con
ner, director.
Teen-agers all over Georgia
will be busy throughout the seven
days promoting safe driving, safe
walking and safe bike-riding, it
was pointed out. Their goal:
“No Traffic Deaths” during the
seven-day period.
Freshman Class Elects Officers;
Lee Piper Is The President
On Tuesday, October 12, 1965,
the Freshman class of Newton
County High School held its first
meeting in the N. C. H. S. aud
itorium. The purpose of this
meeting was to elect class of
ficers for the coming school
year.
We elected as President, Lee
Piper; Vice-President, Ivy Sum
mers; Secretary, Emily Morgan;
Treasurer, Brenda Herring; and
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Reporter, Susan Kirkland.
We hope that this year, our
first at Newton, will be a very
successful and prosperous one
for all members of the Fresh
man class.
Susan Kirkland,
Reporter
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Hunt Hauls In Pass In 40-7 Victory
RAM END WESLEY HUNT (No. 30) hauled in this pass from QB
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. Palmer Stone PTA to X*Cl a ra Mae Hays will pre-
Meets Monday 7:30 sent a very Interesting program
J on “Drop-Outs”. All parents
The Palmer-Stone P. T. A. an( j teachers are urged to be
will meet on Monday night at present
7:30 P. M. in the school case-
Thursday, November 11, 1965
Hi-Y Hears
| Rev. Herbert
| “A little bit of leavening affect
the whole lump, and a few Chris
tians will affect the wholi
nation,” were the statements pu
forth by Rev. Warren Herber
pastor of the Lovejoy, Red Oak
and Gaithers Methodist churche:
as he spoke on patriotism at th.
Nov. 3 meeting of the Hi-Y o
I Newton County High School.
The meeting was first calle,
to order by the president, Charle:
Lassiter. Then Phil Jones, chap
lain, gave an inspiring devotiona
on how Christian young peopl.
have responsibility to our countr
as true patriots. He used Matt
hew 22:21 as his scripture.
Each club member was aske<
to make a contribution of food t<
be taken to Plantation Manor a:
the November Community pro
ject. Charles Lassiter and Phi
Jones were elected to go h
I Youth Assembly to be held at th(
State Capitol on March 24-26
Bill Wood was elected alternak
delegate. Doug Jolley will als<
attend Youth Assembly because
he was elected Speaker of the
House last year.
After Rev. Herbert, introducec
by Doug Jolley, finished his
thought provoking talk, the meet
ing was adjourned with a prayei
by Bill Wood.
Artie Hays
Reporter