Reedsport Braves News
Volume
1 • Issue 3 • September 24, 2003
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Jr. High News
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By: Michele Kirk
| The magazine sales officially kicked off on the 22nd,
Monday, and are going good. 7th grade is off to a big start with 306 subscriptions
and 8th is close behind with 213. They are also selling candy bars
for $1.00. If interested you can contact one of the Junior High Students. |
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Winners of Drawing and Dance Date Announced!!!
By: Michele Kirk
| Last Friday the 7th and 8th grade drawing
winners were announced. $100 went to Mandy Foote, $50 to Jeremy Gonsalves,
and $25 to Tonni Willis. $5 in movie money went to Sarah Branson, Travis
Leach, and Cody Savey. Also, a Grinders Gift Certificate went to Rachell
Roane, and Travis Leach. Congratulations to you guys! A Harvest Themed dance is set for the Junior High on October 17th so you can be looking forward to that. |
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Pictured above are the winners of the 7th 8th drawing. Mandy
Foote ($100), Jeremy Gonsalves($50), and Tonni Willis ($25)(Photo By: Michele
Kirk)7th & 8th Volleyball Slam Blanco and Bandon
By: Sara Holloway
| With a score of 25-7 in the first game out of
the set the 7 grade Braves had good spirits and smiles on their faces. During the second game of the set the warriors were falling behind, so a substitution was made, Tonni Willis was now serving. She stepped up when her team needed her, she made many aces. With help from the whole team the warriors pulled from behind to win, 25-23. In the 3rd and final game Shelby Wiggans served two consist ant aces. The team was smiling and kept good attitudes toward their opponents to win all three games. The third games' score was 15-4. The Eighth grade volleyball team won 2 out of their 3 game matches. Scores were 25-16, 22-25, and 25-12. These more experienced girls made many rallies. Jenelle Thorton scored 7 pints in a row serving. Many of the ladies had great strength and used it above and beyond the amount that was needed. After losing one of the games the warriors seemed to have lowered spirits but that didn't keep them from winning the next game. |