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Sept. 20, 2005 School News |
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Charter
Bus To Miami Football Game Sept. 23
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A charter bus to the Miami-CHS Football Game Friday Sept. 23rd will be at the CHS parking lot at 5:30pm and leave for Miami (Okla.) at 5:45pm. Cost is $15/person and includes a sandwich, drink and chips. The price does not include the game ticket. Contact Kay at American Bank of Oklahoma (371-7300) for more info. |
Home
Run Club
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The next meeting of the Collinsville Cardinal's Home Run Club is scheduled for October 18th, at 7 PM, in the Community Room of American Bank. We invited anyone who is interested in the high school baseball program to attend. Whether you have children on the baseball team or not, you are cordially asked to come and see the exciting things we have going on in Collinsville. For questions or more information, contact Stan Belitz at 371-7288. |
CHS
Class of 1975
(& 1974) Reunion Sept. 30 - Oct. 1st |
Spirit
Week At CHS
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Spirit Week is next week (Sept. 26-30) at the High School sponsored by Student Council. Daily
contests: |
Homecoming
Parade
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The Homecoming parade is Friday Sept. 30th. Line-up will begin at 2:30 and the parade will begin at 3:30. Line-up will be at the City Park this year. Floats/vehicles should enter the park through the West or North Entrance. The parade will begin from the East exit and travel north on 15th, then East on Main ending at 9th street. All floats must be driven by a parent and must also have another adult as a passenger. Parents must also be on the floats with the children. Candy must be tossed gently toward the ground. No 4 wheelers, motorcycles or go carts will be allowed. For information contact Missy DeLozier at the CHS, 371-3382. |
Mrs. Lykins' Oklahoma Literature students visited the Newspaper Museum In Collinsville today and also watched an historic Collinsville slide show. |
CHS
Test Scores Improved!!
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CHS
Principal Cory Slagle has just taken a whipped cream pie in the face
from Xandria Huckans. Xandria had her name drawn from the list of CHS
students who had passed their Algebra I End of Instruction (EOI) tests
back in May 2005. Principal Slagle had challenged the student to improve
over their 2004 scores with an offer to let them dye his hair blond
and take a pie in the face for each subject improved. The students met
the challenge and Mr. Slagle had to "pay up" Sept. 20th at
a CHS assembly.
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Kristen Slocum had the chance to represent the Biology I students. | Addie Marsh gave the pie in the face for the passing U.S. History students. | |||||||||||||||
Ginny Ramsey provided the pie for the English II students passing their 2005 EOI exams as she had her name drawn for the 4th subject improved. | Cory Slagle congratulated the students on their hard work and improved scores as Assistant Principal Ken Chronister saw what he may face in 1 year. | |||||||||||||||
The
Improvement:
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Before the pie tosses Principal Slagle had his hair died blonde as part of the challenge Tuesday. This is planned as an annual event to encourage continued improvement. Assistant Principal Chronister will be the pie target next year. |