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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON Farmer's ADVOCATE -- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1988
PLANS FOR PROM
The 1989 Jefferson High School
junior-senior prom will be held at the
Rams Den at Shepherd College, May
13, 1989, from 8 to 12 p.m.
Jefferson High is fortunate to be
allowed to use the Shepherd College
facility. In the past few years, the
prom has been held at the Sheraton
Inn in Martinsburg. However, due to
increased student enrollment, the
Sheraton does not have a large enough
facility to accommodate all juniors
and seniors.
Another advantage to changing the
prom location is the location for pic-
ture taking. All pictures will be taken
in a separate room. Hopefully, this
location will help eliminate congestion
in the dancing area.
This year's junior class officers have
also decided to have a king and queen
of the prom. It has been several years
since a king and queen were selected.
STUDENTS SEEKING
TRENDY GIFTS
FREDERICK, MD.---College
students are asking Santa for leather
aviator jackets, college sweatshirts,
cameras and telephone answering
machines this holiday season, accor-
ding to the results of Hood College's
Third Annual Holiday Gifts for College
Students Survey.
Other popular gifts requested by col-
lege students this year include jeans,
radar detectors, VCRs, money, tapes
or albums and skis.
Popular catalog clothing on wish
lists include items from L.L. Bean,
Land's End and J. Crew. Students said
they would prefer not to receive
"tacky" gifts such as fruit cakes, pain-
tings on black velvet, gift certificates
to a weight loss center, cheap per-
fume, underwear and anything
polyester.
Hood College students also named
countless charitable/non-profit
organizations they would donate to if
they had a large sum of money.
Heading the list of needy causes was
AIDS research followed by aid to the
homeless. Other contributions were
earmarked for the United Way,
American Cancer Society, Amnesty
International, Greenspeace and the
Special Olympics.
A variety of non-profit groups set up
to feed the hungry, offer compassion
to domestic and wild animals, and
shelter abused women and children
were also slated to receive funds.
The college students are asked for
several priceless gifts such as peace
on earth, straight As, dormitory
singles, jobs and a new U.S. president.
In order for this event to be a big
success, the junior class has had many
fund raisers. They have been organiz-
ed by the class officers under the
guidance of sponsors Lois Brumback
and Mary Ellen Clipp. Some of the
events include selling spirit balloons
and mums during homecoming week,
jewelry sales, Santagrams, donut
sales, and a movie to be shown to the
student body.
EXCHANGE STUDENTS
This year Jefferson High School is
fortunate to have three exchange
students attending the school for the
1988-189 team.
Linda Oye comes to Jefferson from
Norway. The Nelson Wilt family is her
host. Hector Galvez is from the
Canary Islands in Spain. His host stu-
dent is Steven Stewart. Jefferson's
third exchange student is Dario Giner
from Valencia, Spain. Dario is spen-
ding the year with the Harry Lake
family.
HUGH O'BRIEN AWARD
Congratulations to Meredith Hope
for winning the Hugh O'Brien Youth
Leadership Award. Hope was selected
by a faculty committee at Jefferson
High. To be considered for this honor,
Hope wrote an essay describing her
leadership qualities. Hope will repre-
sent Jefferson High at the state leader-
ship conference in the spring.
FHA MEMBERS TRAVEL
Eleven FHA members traveled to
Jackson's Mill on November 10 and 11
for the Fall Leadership Conference.
Several students competed with other
FHA members from the eastern half
of West Virginia. Maureen Hunter won
third place in the nametag contest.
Holly Allnutt won second place in the
poster contest and Michelle Vassar
won first place in public speaking.
TEST SCHEDULE
Jefferson High students and their
parents are reminded of the six weeks
test schedule for the second six weeks:
November 30 - periods 2, 5, and 7;
December 1 - periods 3 and 6; and
December 2 - periods 1 and 4.
Report cards will be issued to
students on December 7.
GREAT STUDENT ASSISTANTS
Mrs. Elizabeth Best, administrative
assistant at Jefferson High School,
would like to recognize students who
help to make her job much easier.
These students work in the office dur-
ing their study hall hour.
First period assistants Monica
Rademacher and Mary Elizabeth
Thornton are busy each morning col-
lecting daily attendance cards. During
second period, Mary Spickler assists
Mrs. Best with the computer atten-
dance report for the day. Mary has
learned to use an IBM computer and
a duplicating machine.
Third period is a busy hour. Senior
Kristin Dehaven files student tardy
cards while Lori Wilt delivers mail to
teachers. Junior Angie Tomblin and
senior Mike Shuff deliver the morning
announcements and daily absentee
report to all teachers.
Fourth period assistants are Dana
Caniford and Kelli Gainer. These
students prepare in-school suspension
assignments slips for teachers. Unfor-
tunately, tardy suspensions keep these
two ladies busy. During fifth period,
Sandy Bussard places all letters in
notebooks.
The student files are the respon-
sibility of Matt Kitchen. Each day,
Matt files all letters that have been
sent to students and parents. While
Matt is busy filing, Bruce Myers is
tracking down stories for the Jefferson
Tidbits.
The seventh period assistants are
Teresa Capriotti and Alice Marrone.
Teresa works with Bruce to write
stories for the weekly newspaper col-
umn. Alice delivers the early-late
sheet to all teachers.
Mrs. Best thanks these students for
the help and hopes they keep up the
good work.
Hos.ital Patients
The following patients were
discharged from Jefferson Memorial
Hospital tgh November 21:
Erica Smith, Harpers Ferry
Sandra Farley, Martinsburg
Anna Reid, Ranson
Willard Lloyd, Charles Town
James Turner, Ellicott City, Md.
Ashley Thorel, Hampton, Va.
William Coates, Rippon
Robert Penwell, Harpers Ferry
Misty Snow, Martinsburg
Linda Strawn, Charles Town
Emily Bell, Kearneysville
Lee Graham, Kearneysville
Ronald Grapes, Jr., Charles Town
Julie Hahn, Ranson
Regina Simons, Shenandoah Junction
Deborah Vickers, Kearneysville
Elaine White, Kearneysville
Sheila Fauble, Charles Town
Gina Hoffmaster, Harpers Ferry
James Lilla, Millville
Alvin Moreland, Charles Town
Genevieve Stiles, Shenandoah
Junction
Joseph Harris, Ranson
Elaine Hill, Shenandoah Junction
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