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THE BANKS COUNTY NEWS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 2008
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PAPER PROCESS
Mariah Bennett makes sure her pulp is spreading evenly
throughout her frame.
PAPER FROn PULP
Banks County Elementary School student Kody Caudell makes
paper from pulp as Eli Poe watches.
CHEERLEADERS PLACE FIRST
The North Georgia Allstars youth cheerleading team won first
place at the 2008 Spring Cheerfest Nationals at the Palace
Theatre in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Shown are: (front row, L-R) Carley
Wilson, Chandler Klugh, Lanna Morris and Hannah Oglesby;
(middle row, L-R) Kate Quinn, Kelsea Williams and Elena House;
and (back row, L-R) Meaghan Ridley, Jade Treadwell, Danielle
Treadwell and Coach Robert House.
Students learn
PERFORMNG AT PALACE
The North Georgia Allstars youth cheerleading team are shown
performing at the 2008 Spring Cheerfest Nationals at the Palace
Theatre in Myrtle Beach, S.C. The team won first place.
Local cheerleading team wins
The North Georgia Allstars youth
cheerleading team won first place at
the 2008 Spring Cheerfest Nationals
at the Palace Theatre in Myrtle
Beach, S.C.
They were presented with a tro
phy and a Spring Cheerfest National
Champions banner to display in their
gy m .
The North Georgia Allstars are
housed at the Opera House in
Commerce and consists of 10 girls
from four school systems. Members
of the squad are: Kate Quinn and
Carley Wilson of Jefferson, Meaghan
Ridley of Banks County, Elena House,
Hannah Oglesby, Kelsea Williams,
Chandler Klugh, and Lanna Morris
of Commerce, and Danielle and Jade
Treadwell of Madison County.
about recycling
Third grade students at Banks
County Elementary School have
been studying the positive effects
of recycling and reusing in recent
weeks.
The students are learning how
items can be recycled and through
the process, how fewer trees will
need to be cut. During the classes,
the students made paper.
They then modeled the recycling
process by turning old newspapers,
used construction paper and used
roll paper back into pulp. Then
using a wood frame, they formed it
into a rectangular shape, pressed it
to remove the water and let it dry.
Once the handmade paper is dry
they will write poetry or notes on it
as a Mother’s Day gift.