The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 11

I Thursday, October 17, 1985 By JOPI DUKE 1 Sun School Columnist THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI PogellA I sA "mm STANDARD OF THE WEST CE 1870 1 3 -i i To perform Good looking is the word for this exotic boot from Justin. It features a Peanut Brittle Iguana Lizard vamp, 13" Coconut top with a deep scallop and medium round toe. Every Justin cowboy boot is hand-lasted, requires over 200 individual steps and more than 6 weeks to complete. Trisha Anderson; (third row) Cliff Buster, Joey Austin, David McCarley, Melinda Latimer, Brad Ogletree, John Nassar, Sean Sullivan, Greg Smith, Amy Lenoir; (second row) Stephanie Rose, Jamie Rider, Winde Jones, Elizabeth Wright, Debbie Hughes, Angela Dudley, Deana Dicstelmeier, Debbie Ho, Christine Ho, Beth Hewitt, Chantie Collins; and (front) Phillip Palmertree, Meredith Mardis, Christi Cook, Kjersten Anderson, Heather Beemon, Lisa Slay, Hunter Varney, Gina Koury. MADISON RIDGELAND Academy students chosen for the Youth Council are Ruth Denny, Maison Heidelberg, Margaret Porter, McKay Caston, Patrick Gregan, David Prescott and Jeff Smith.

The Service Club met last week to elect officers. The officers are Melissa Jones and Richelle Smith, co-presidents; Tim VanNoy, vice president; Kevin Cooper, secretary-treasurer; Jopi Duke, club reporter. After MRA defeated Jackson Prep, coach Jack Carlisle was named "coach of the week" by the daily paper, Mitch Collins, Sam Rea and Johny Deddens were interviewed by a local television station. LAST FRIDAY, Oct. 11, MRA defeated Columbia, 49-6.

The Patriots will play Clarksdale at home Oct. 18. "The Patriots Roar Into the 20's" is MRA's theme for homecoming, Oct. 25. Many students are practicing for the homecoming luncheon skit.

Those participating are Ruth Denny, Jay Fielder, Doug Duke, McKay Caston, Jopi Duke, Maison Heidelberg, Chris Harless, Kevin Cooper, Jimmy Gammill; Tim VanNoy, Richelle Smith, Leith Manning and Dana McKinney. The homecoming maids chose their escorts last week. They are Kris Rushing and Jimmy Gammill; Lucy McArthur and Maison Heidelberg; Jamie VanNoy and Tim VanNoy; Leslie Ricks and McKay Caston; Britton Ousley and Chase Forten-berry; Dana McKinney and Jim Prescott; Mary Frances Pyron and Chad Dacus. Bible study was held at Maison Heidelberg's house last Friday morning. Friday morning (Oct.

18) Bible study will be meet at Suzy Case's house. The Jackson Prep Marching Band and the Pacers Drill Team will perform Oct. 20 in the parking lot at Highland Village from p.m. in conjunction with the Mississippi Diabetes Association's bicycle race. Performing will be (from left, sixth row) Stuart Everett, Alex Feldman, Brent Barron, Ken Morgan, Andy Markley, Mike Surratt, Charlie Harper, John Cosby; (fifth row) Brad Guess, Chris Lenoir, Lincoln Warren, Bruce Evans, Jay Bewley, Kim Covington, Kathryn Orr; (fourth row) Alan Lange, Merle Varney, Tommy Suttle, Jay Harper, Denson Kirby, Indiarti Tjeng, Alicia Long, Jackson Prep Senior High Style 8303 HOLM your store of no-risk shopping By DEBBIE HO Sun School Columnist HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES are in full swing this week as the Jackson Prep Patriots prepare for their game against Brandon Academy.

The sophomore, junior, and senior classes have been constructing their floats, which will be unveiled tomorrow morning (Oct. 18). Last Friday night, the Patriots regained their momentum as they soundly defeated the Woodland Hills Wildcats 28-0. Several student council members recently attended a leadership convention hosted by Mississippi College. Attending were Mandy McNames, Mary Preston Hays, Ann Sours, Jonathon Smith, Billy Anderson, Allison Coggin, Stacy Stribling, David Fulcher, Jennifer Fortner, Bill Bradford; Merry Walker, Key Neville, Valerie Hyde, Angie Carter, Kathy Travis, Ford Dye, Elizabeth Noblin, Christy Neal, Janie Holman and Kevin Maris.

THE CREATIVE writing class taught by Mrs. Rhoda Yoder went on a field trip to the Jackson zoo as part of an assignment. As Stanley Wen said, the class got more than they bargained for when they tried to analyze a mischievious chimpanzee. STANDARD OF THE WEST SINCE I87S Deville Plaza 956-7657 Metrocenter 969-7361 to t. i hi ES i ay I Murrah High School Morrison, Hamp Shive, Victor Smith, Wendy Smith, Indiarti Tjeng.

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WHS A Junior High School By BRANDY THAMES and MELISSA McMULLEN Sun School Columnists THIS PAST WEEK many Woodland Hills Baptist Academy Junior High students were seen at the fair riding rides and playing games. Among those were Jamie Meadows, Wendy Nielson, Amanda Ray, Michael Akin, Kim Keifer, J. Porter, Kay Keith, Missy Spell and many more. Last week Woodland Hills announced the Homecoming maids. Those elected from the ninth grade were Jessica Primos and Stacy Ball.

Next Friday (Oct. 18) after the Woodland Hills and Columbia game the Student Council is holding a semi-formal dance for the Junior High. WOODLAND HILLS played Jackson Prep Oct. 11. The Jr.

High score was Prep 55 and Woodland Hills 0. The seventh grade score was Prep 28 and Woodland Hills 8. Even though the Wildcats lost both games we are still very proud of their effort. The Jr. High cheerleaders performed a cheerleading routine and cheer at the Miss.

State Fair Oct. 12. They placed second in the state competition. FOR LESSf Scrubbable r3 i 1 Aft mm i Students participating were Liz Yerger, Amy Birdwell, Chris Hager-man, Paul Case, Tony Milam, Lee Ann Yates, Jane Hose, Stanley Wen, Wendell Hutchison; Mary Payne Cossar, Suzanne Magruder, Mary Ann Barefield, Chris Adams, April Payne, Tracy Tucker and Chalise Lenoir. The journalism class talked with Morris Currie, who broadcasts the Jackson Prep football games live on WJXN.

The business club spoke with Jack Geary of Geary and Patterson Inc. on the role of the stock market in the free enterprise system. THE SCIENCE club elected its officers for this year. President of the club is Kathy Travis. Vice president is Sam Dixon; Terry Stone, secretary; and Tracy Tucker, treasurer.

The staff of Earthwinds, Prep's literary magazine, was selected. Kathryn Ruff has been named editor. Assistant editor is Debbie Ho; lay-out editor, Harry Chang; copy editor, Kathy Travis; art editor, Stacey Morrison; assistant art editor, Barry Duke; i Fiction editor, Eric Chisolm; assistant fiction editor, Sam Dixon; non-fiction editor, Stanley Wen; and poetry editor, Amy Fulgham. Fiction staff includes Amy Bird-well, Paul Case, Greg Flasck, Yancey Jones, Chris Lenoir, Cody the fair including Peter Mitias, Andrew Edwards, Sigrid Morrison, Tiffany Barlow, Leigh Ann Allen, Tom Tann; Karen Clem, Todd Leonard, Elizabeth McDaniel, Broderick Spencer, John Lawrence, Jennifer Kevins, Andrew Watson, John Newell, Dwayne Stevens, Bruce Mayo, Jay Braver, Lawton Barnes and" Lara Sullivan. Homecoming is set for tomorrow night (Oct.

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Bobby Blackmon scored on a 23-yard run, and Bill Alford kicked the extra point. Jeffrey Vann made a touchdown on a six-yard pass from Danny Clark, and Bill Alford again made the PAT. John Moore also scored on a nine-yard pass from Clark. Several Murrah students enjoyed Pre-pasted liTy 1 LL ri, liri'f) (11 r1Ml L3 $1199 SR a eyeatching shiners that catch your eye by day or night A. Wide leather belt comes in bronze, gold or silver; SM, ML, $21.

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