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Students Quizzed Bcfore Audience
Outstanding seventh and eighth grade
students from the history classes of Sum
merville Junior High Scrfi’ool participated
in a debate this wee%( after several months
of qre})aration. The students were respon
sible for learning over 25 pages of detail
ed material covering early American
History, World Wars I and 11, Vietnam,
Junior High Students
Compete In School Quiz
By KAY ABBOTT
Staff Writer
Three months of prepara
tion behind them, 38 junior
hifh students participated in a
difficult quiz competition this
week. Summerville Junior
High history students of Rob
bie Robinson and Mrs. Vicki
Day engaged in a battle of wits
as they answered questions on
current events, modern history
and other topics. In the final
round, the eighth lsrade class
was determined the winning
team.
The students were given
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Central America, the Middle East and
other togics. Pictured during the event
are members of the seventh grade White
Team, from left to right are Mark
Benedict, Jeremy Herod, Ryan Gravely,
Doug Ledbetter and Jason Espy. (Staff
photo by Kay Abbott).
300 detailed questions and
answers, over 25 pages of
material, to study for the
debate. Tocics included the
hist,o?' of Vietnam; coloniza
tion of America; World Wars I
and II; current events in the
Philipgines. Central America
and the Middle East, impor
tant dates, historical trivia,
givital battles and historical
igures.
The debate was held in the
Summerville Junior High
School auditorium. The two
competing grades were divided
into groups of five. Students
were chosen for the event on
the basis of outstanding
reasoninf and verbal ability
and grade-point averages.
Co-organizer Robbie Robin
son stated that he was ex
tremely proud of the students’
performance during the
comrlpetition.
eam captains for the event
were Sylvia Cordle, eighth
grade; and Chase Payne,
seventh grade.
Members of the winning
eighth fiade team are: Sylvia
Cordle, Mick Allen, Charmaine
Walker, Lisa Brown, Desiree
Marshall, Michael Humg:hrey,
Jamey Armstrong, Shawn
McGraw, Michael Mon
%omery, Kim Wri%ht, Cindy
hite, Stacey Mosley, Tracy
Warren, Jerry Skeleton, Phillip
Cox, Misty Miller, Craig
Pender, Julie Pettit, Kris
Dawson and Kenny Bartnick.
Seventh grade team
members are: Doug Ledbetter,
Connor Middleton, Jerem[\;
Worsham, Jason Espy, Mar
Benedict, Donna Morgan, Ava
Gardner, Amber Tallent, Tisha
Reeves, Jeremy Herod, Tim
Lemming, Chase Payne, Rjran
Grave’lly. Adam Hankins, Jen
nifer Tucker, Tammy Craig,
Chuck Frazier, April Fincher
and Michael Walker.
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A total of 39 students, chosen on the basis
of academic standing and communication
skills, were allowed to corlxllf)ete in a debate
this week at Summerville Junior High
School. The students were given over 350
difficult questions to studfy during three
months of preparation for the event.
5T
\
Youngblood
Receives
Scholarship
Beth Youngblood, a senior
at Chattooga High School, has
received a Presidential
Academic Scholarship to
Shorter Colleie in Rome.
She is the 17-{/lear-old
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ted
Youngblood of Little Sand
Mountain Community. The
Presidential Academic Scholar
ship is a full tuition scholarship
awarded on the basis of grades.
She plans to enter Shorter Col
lege in the fall to study elemen
tary education.
History Students Compete
GEMINI — May 21 to June 20 — Responsibility is suddenl
thrust upon you. Alth?::fih the going may seem a little rougx
in the btginning. you wi at}just qmckls\;
CANCER - June 21 to July 22 — Someone from the past
shows up. You extend an invitation to lunch, which he (or she)
readily accepts. Too much water has passed under the bridge for
you to have much in common.
LEO — July 23 to Aug. 22 — Show a loved one you care with
a special gift. An inexpensive item chosen with some thought
to the recipient’s interests will be greatly appreciated.
VIRGO — Aug. 23 to Sept. 22 — A telshonecallbnngs’ good
news. Expect invitations to weddings, graduations and showers.
fYt_)u rix‘ay feel as though you are getting more of these than your
air share.
LIBRA — Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 — If you can, give to a fund
that is feeding the world’s hungrfi'. If you are in good health, you
miglll; cut ogt a meal or two each week and give the money you
would spend.
SCOgePIO — Oct. 23 to Nov. 22 — Good buys in clothing are
everywhere this week. Beware that you don’t buy items im
pulsively. Make a list of your needs.
SAGITTARIUS — Nov. 23 to Dec. 21 — You need more com
fort in your home. Look for a comfortable chair and make sure
your mattress is comfortable.
CAPRICORN — Dec. 22 to Jan. 19 — Avoid troublesome peo
ple. A T;xiet. approach to life is needed now. Get down to the
serious business of j)lanning your future. You can succeed.
AQUARIUS — Jan. 20 to Feb. 18 — Plant a small farden
of flowers or/and vegetables. You will derive great satisfaction
from growing plants.
PISCES — Feb. 19 to March 20 — A telephone call from a
member of your family brings good news. Out-of-town guests
could give you a pleasant surprise.
ARIES — March 21 to April 20 — A creative project forces
f'ou to become less involved in civic affairs. You enjoy immense
y the time gou spend on the endeavor.
TAURUS — April 21 to May 20 — A close friend shows loyal
ty. You can show your appreciation by giving them a small gift.
A boo(l;d on a subject in which they are interested will be well
received.
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Working in teams of five, the seventh and
eighth grade students comg)et.ed before an
audience this week, with the eighth fiade
class being the overall winner. Above,
students are shown duringone of the in
itial rounds of the event. (Staff photo by
Kay Abbott).
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