The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 22

Thursday, September 26, 1974 Section Two. Page Ten THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Manhattan High School NEWS shown in the School Spirit A Special Invitation. To Enjoy Maximum Performance From Your Car It's Free, any make or model. In appreciation of your consideration of Graham-Selman for your service needs, we are making available to you a complete safety performance and preventive maintenance inspection of your automobile. This inspection will be performed by Factory Trained Technicians using the most advanced diagnostic equipment available.

Over 60 items will be inspected and evaluated. At the completion of the inspection, you will be presented with an evaluation check sheet which will note all diagnostic findings. By TERM! SMITH One of the many activities this week was an assembly sponsored by the Junior class. A mock pep-rally, the program was hilarious, and reflected many hours of hard work. The 10 new cheerleaders, under the capable leadership of Jimmy "Jeannie" Hinton, led cheers and the 1974-75 Manhattan Malezelles, under the command of cpt.

Steve "Stephanie" Bramlett, 1st Lt. Jeffrey "Joanne" Jones, and 2nd Lt. Paul "Pauline" Goings, demonstrated a precision and coordination never seen before. At the conclusion of the performance, the Manhattan football team was introduced. Coach Tracey "Nighty" Knight said a few words concerning the team, and then introduced two players who are doing a fine job for the team, co-captains Kathy "Cleat-em" Clements and Laura "Sugar" Short.

Other players were Melissa "Razor" Reed and Sherry "Stump" Thaggard. The Juniors also popped up with two surprise guests. They were disc jockeys Johnny Dark and Bob Marshall from WRBC. They commended Manhattan on the great school spirit we've While your car is being inspected, we would like to invite you to tour our beautiful facilities and enjoy free refreshments. Behaven vocalists churches throughout the nation and in cathedrals and music halls in eight foreign countries.

The choir annually forms the core of the traditional Belhaven Singing Christmas Tree which will herald the yuletide for the 41st year Dec. 13 and 14. i Aiming NorthsiderK named to the famed Rrllmvcn College Concert Choir are Melissa Mann, (seated), and standing (from left): Lisa Mateer, Mike Cutrer and Mitch Mitchell, all graduates of Jackson Preparatory School. Acclaimed at home and abroad for its musical excellence, the choir has performed in Petition Contest. The group responsible for staging the assembly are the junior class officers: president, Julia Mann; vice president, Debbie Sanders; secretary, Sharon Patterson; treasurer, Wanda Ray; and student council representative, Debbie Poole.

The Senior class, after several meetings, has decided to go to Breckenridge, Colo, again for the Senior trip. The first fund-raising drive will be the sale of bumper stickers. Senior class officers are president, Gloria Ferguson; vice president, Jeff Hubbard; secretary, Jennifer Jones; treasurer, Yvonne Plunkett; and student council representative, Patti Phillips. Friday night's game was, unfortunately, another loss for the Lancers. They met the Pillow Academy Mustangs and lost to the tune of 34-7.

Hopefully Lady Luck will be on our side next week when the Lancers meet Canton Academy in another home game. After the game, a dance, sponsored by the Junior class, was held in the gym from 11:00 to 1:00. The Juniors did a terrific job with the decorations and refreshments. The entertainment was provided by Stonehenge. Some of the couples seen around the dance floor were Gloria Ferguson and Kent Nichols, Dare Kelly and Ellis Wright, Kathy Waldrop and David Barnes, Julia Mann and Dewitt Railey, Laura Short and Bill Holden, Celeste Pierce and Ricky Morphew, Gayden Scott and Don Ellis, Kathy Clements and Jeffrey Jones, Patti Phillips and Keith Matthews, Jennifer Jones and John Bond (or was that Patti Phillips and John Bond, and Jennifer Jones and Keith Ann Barrington and Kenny Roberts, and Emily Goings and Darden Jones.

Hopes for a swift recovery are extended to Stan Prichard, who was injured in Friday night's game. Also out of action for a while is Eddie Jarvis, who has mono. Have a nice week! The Plymouth Chrysler Division of the Chryslei Motor Corporation appreciates the importance of the Service Clinic and will have several of their top engineers in attendance to assist with the proceedings. CHRYSLER St. Andrews High School CALLAWAY HIGH SCHOOL NEWS We, at Graham-Selman, hope that you will avail yourself to this free service to help protect your investment and assure your motoring safety and pleasure.

For your convenience, the clinic will be held three days, October 2, 3 and 4 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. In order to help speed the flow of traffic, we would appreciate a call so we can make your appointment. Just ask for Pat Quimby, Service Manager 956-6060 IBHGIlLSliEiLlli 7 MISSISSIPPI'S LARGEST CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL VALIANT DEALER 6060 1-55 North Jackson's No. 1 Service Dept.

By SI 'SAN ELLIOTT -and STEPHANIE FARKIS The Saints remain umlo- failed this week after beating the Raymond Rangers 29-28, It 'Whs an exciting game against a tough team, Tomorrow night wo play Mississippi School for the Deaf I at St. Andrew's field. After-Jwards there will be a dance in the lunchroom of the main 'building. Admission is $1 and everyone is invited, ic Thursday night the cheer-; leaders sponsored a poster "party at Judy Russell's house in order to boost spirit for the -Raymond game. Seen painting 'posters and various other things, were, Shawn Harper, LErii: Etheridge, Mary Ann "Crowell, Stephanie Farris, Mike Warwick, Jim Peoples, Al Johnson, Gene Phillips, Jay Judy Russell, Beth iWilson, Corky Elliott, Dcveaux 'CIVmley, Georgia Ann Newton, Robinson, Mary and Stephanie Brown.

Wednesday night the upper school advisors took their advisees from grades 7 12 roller tskating. Everyone had a great 3 ime, but paid for it through 3umps, bruises, and blisters, Thursday morning. (t Last Thursday, the chorus was visited by two guest performers. Johnny Kano and 3.ina Hensley. They played guitars and the piano and sang popular songs, as well as some old fifties hits.

They were really good and everyone enjoyed their singing. At our first assembly, plans for a new student center were shown to the student body. Hopefully it will be built before Christmas, with the senior class doing part of the construction themselves. This year St. Andrew's welcomes a new chaplain to the staff, Father Larry Maze.

He came to us from Montana. lie holds degrees from Montana State University and from the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest. Something else new this year around school is the second story in the high school building. It was finished this summer and staircases were built in the courtyard. Six classrooms and a computer room are now opened upstairs.

Why was Judy trying to spray-paint her neighbor's sweet little Kathy is a most graceful roller skater! How about a game of Fooseball Tommy, Gayden, Mike, or Bradley? Let's hear it for Erie' McNair. 1-2-3! Julia, why did you erase Gerald Ford's Fly! Mary Ann and Joan, fly! By ROBIN RIDER Carl Hoover, Kent Kebert, Giles Lindley, Jeff Posey and Steve Robinson are Callaway's National Merit Semifinalists. These five will compete with other semifinalists for 3,400 scholarships. Congratulations! Seven buses and many cars traveled to Greenwood last week for the Chargers' third game of the season. The Chargers played hard and good but the Greenwood Bulldogs came up with an advantage.

The final score was 20 to 7 with Roy Coleman making the only Charger touchdown and Kenny SanNicholas kicking the extra point. Members of the Charger football team are Cyrus Smith, Roy Coleman, Curtis Washington, Tom Gust, Mitch Forrester, Steve Bass, Ravon Levy, Robert Katcliff, Ronald Lind-sey, Jerry Maxwell, Tim Hogue; Dwayne Hell. Herbert Wilson, Jeff Leber, Marey Forrester, Kim Haggard, Phil McDill, Jerome Gentry, Joe Lattimore, George Cain, Der-win Lampkin, Larry Friday, David Bean, Ronald Powell, Wade Meyer, Mark Mcintosh, Danny Freeman, Lepolian Gentry, Kenny Green, Curtis Richardson, Dana Kelly, David Herring, Kenneth Morris, Kenny SanNicholas; Jim Rider, Lamar Sullivan, Randy Roubique, Gary Mills, Joe Schlund, Ed Archer, Joe Rucker, Bart Gibbs, Dwayne Sullivan, Avery Hayes, Bobby Bell, Russel Meyer, Walt Dallas, Larry Loper, Alphonso Burks, Louis Murphy, Curtis Magee; Jim Lyon, Hugh Campbell, Allen Masse, Gary Walker, Kenny Jennings, Major Smith, Doug Irvin, Tyrone Keyes, Lonnie Mills, Charles Sims, Mike Burns, Bill Ellisi Danny Davis, Bill Crockett, Charles Carter, Lloyd Sweat, Ronald Taylor and Greg Turner. Football coaches are Charles Allman, Hill Denson, and W. J.

Bilbro. Tommy Dove and Mitch Hutto are the managers. Tonight the Chargers play Lanier at Newell Field at 7:30. The United Heart Fund is having a Bike-A-Thon Oct. 12 to raise money.

If you would like to have fun and raise money for a worthy cause, get a sponsor sheet from Sarb Sra. AT3 Munn finishes advanced course Navy Aviation Electronics Technician Third Class Arthur D. Munn, son of M.S. Clara Munn of Sterling Towers, completed the advanced aviation electronics course at the Naval Technical Training Center, Millington, Tenn. Aviation Electronics Technicians inspect and maintain aircraft electronics equipment.

Munn is a former student of Hinds Junior College, Jackson. Published Each Thursday Read 7 Days A Week THERE'S A GE MAJOR APPLIANCE IN YOUR FUTURE FROM COWBOY'S. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN DAY SCHOOL NEWS LU IUKARLAK Our tr as defeated 6 0 in )- uf'V'l came of the season titil'M Salus Presby-ierian luy SrhiJ. The rs very close to a in the last few sec-Kids ihe i' ran out. and Margaret Ivey.

Fifth graders who have birthdays this month are Hobby Whyte, Loch Draughn, Carrie Hughes, and Justin Cox. The fifth and sixth grade students chosen to be in the chorus this vear are: (r ard to win Henry, Tommy Lvnch, Keith mmmmm Fisher, Bobby Rucker, Tonv Z'J 7 k--o no have built up Quinn. Larrv Bobbv t' 'lU'' of -pint a Ml en.husiasm. Nix. Ed Williford, John Rucker, -S'V-Vr- e-t rn.

learn' Clarke Simmons. Brent Habig. I fc-jNvitVV UW new The Byron Flood, Mark Cox, John 'WiV Crusade" i.s five Bo Miller. Justin Cox. I y-f iiH f.sif- re.

tits fctfUV UHl ISUSr i ii 'i (rr, Wyatt, Laura Gillespie, Alice Moore, Leslie Johnson, Elizabeth Fulcher, Carrie Hughes, Jean Laird, Jane Snyder, Beth Dear, Cameron Tipton. Anne Bowling, Amy warren, Jana Patrick, Salli roster. Paige Moses, Marcit rkc, Ann Wells, Marcie Davant, Laurie Barnett, Ruth Ann Lee, Alice Carroll, Mary Loch Draughn, and Rea Iovelace. (t COLOR VVVXry, 44fc4t EVERY 1 WssasPr1 r-irrtn' Microwave week Xyl Hp Compact night $45900 "MJj Portable OvensV A-Jfi i Cook Delicious r4r-v- Beauty and brains Jackson Prep's teaching staff boasts three Taylor Medal winners from Ole Miss. The Taylor Medal is the highest scholastic award presented annually in each academic subject area.

Mrs. Sandra Strom (center) was presented the Taylor Medal in English in 1970. She has been teaching at Prep for three years and sponsors the Prep Pacers. Her husband is a senior student at the University Medical Center. Miss Jan Wort hen, (right), a native of Tupelo, won the Taylor Medal in Secondary Education in 1971.

In her third vear at Prep, Miss Worthen teaches seventh grade social studies' and eighth grade American History, and sponsors the Junior High Student Council. Miss Ann Craven (left) from Grenada, was graduated from Ole Miss in 1974 with a major in math and was awarded the Taylor Medal in Secondary Education. While at Ole Miss, Miss Craven received many honors and achieved a grade point average of 3.92 on a 4.0 scale. 1 I 1 iin.i-s annually mis years edil'V is Laura Kar lak and the porxir ik Mrs. Dorothy Iiillaspy, junior hiih English Snd La1.

in teacher. Junior hisjh students who will sene as staff members this year are: Keith Mortar. Melanie Thompson. Jim Grantham. Valerie Itoteware, Evans Steen, Stephanie Pennington, Stacy Moore, Paula McNeill.

Laurie McKay, Gena Lister. Ronnie James, Catherine Ivey, Vaughn Williams, Carolyn Weathersby, Nancy Bowie, Linda Kearney, John Mar-chetti, Margaret Ivey, Betty Marsha Garret son. Mark Hyde, Melissa Davis, Ward Toler, Kevin Morgan, Bruce Wood, Lee Owen, Keith Wood, Sam Linton, Mary Ellen Hyde, Edith Ann Morgan, Sandy Sharman, Lynn Schultz, Margaret Bishop, Elizabeth Paine, Lee Ann McKcll, Clarke Ware. Carl Jim Hodges, John C. Lewis, John England, Mark Henry, and Donald Pettit, Work has already begun on the first issue which will be distributed late in October.

New students in the fifth at F.P.D.S. this year are Beth Ware, Greg Wyatt, and Mary Jo Alinder. Welcome, new Crusaders! I Birthday greetings are in order for the following eighth graders during the month of September. Catherine Ivey, Ge'ha Lister, Linda Kearney, I Hay I'M rWTTl Valuable Time! I liipORTAl GENOUt ELECTRIC VW0 ckOy APPLIANCES TELEVISION Rrmzra Vi6900 SULLIVAN'S ANTIQUES Rear Of Bix Furniture Main Herron Madison 856-4433 DAVIS E. BOLTON, son of Mr.

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