2.4, 1977
MALAKOFF NEWS Page 5
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DERBY-- Tophe, [back row] Danny
Cub Scouts from Pack Wilson, Troy Askew, Joseph
participated in the Lonon, Keith Boykin, Larry
Pinewood Derby Cooksey, and Kevin Kitch,
are, from left, Den Chief. Winners were
Posey, Levi Levi Karr, first; Troy
Wilson. Lone Askew, second; Joseph
Lonon, third, and Speedy
Ward first in creative
design. The winners will
participate in the Athens
District Race April 16. Den
leaders are Pat Karr and
Dorothy McDowell.
The Rogers Report iii
By Benny Rogers ::::
Rogers
the news coming
this week is this
Junior-Senior prom
will be held this
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campus at l:;U p.m. The
juniors have been working
hard all year raising money
to fund the event and they
should be commending for
their effort.
Seven seniors along with
Coach John Hudson
attended a Freedom Forum
at Texas Christian Univer-
sity in Fort Worth last
Tuesday. Making the trip
were Tina Green, Donna
Hughes, Delanda Smith,
Gall Venable, Cindy
Dawson, Loraine Herline
and yours truly.
Also making a trip last
Tuesday was principal Jack
Benton and five students
who attended a Talented
Seniors Workshop. Going on
that trip were Jimmy
Crouch, Randy Welbourn,
Jan Adams, Suzie Walker,
and Robin Harris.
Tigerette tracksters will
journey to New London this
Friday where they will
participate in the track meet
there. The meet is the second,
of the year for the
Tigerettes.
Tiger thinclads were
originally scheduled to
compete in a meet at
Rosebud-Lott this Saturday,
but due to the prom they
have withdrawn-from the
event. On Saturday, April 2,
they will trek to Kerens to
compete in the Trinity River
Relays.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith had
her One-Act play cast
to present this year's play
"A Marriage Proposal"
Tuesday night in the MHS
auditorium. On March 29
they present the play at the
district meet.
Fifteen MHS band
members, who were selected
to the HCJC select band,
will participate the select
band concert this Friday in
the HCJC auditorium at
7:30 p.m.
Until next week remem-
ber- All too often a clear
conscience is merely the
result of a bad memory--
Think about it!!!
properties)," he said. "We
won't lose any money and
our tax records will be a
whole lot better."
Trustee Joe Cox at first
indicated he felt the board
should take some time to
think about the hiring of
Pritchard & Abbott, but
then indicated that there
was not need for delay and
made the initial motion to
hire the firm. The motion
was approved unanimously.
In other action, the board
approved the Textbook
Committee's recommenda-
tions on textbooks, left a
decision on fleet insurance
for buses and school-owned
vehicled to Supt. Murray
after two bids weren't
comparable, set driver
education class fees at $75,
and discussed problems
arising out of failure of
persons using the high
school gym failing to clean it
up on weekends.
The trustees approved
without question a list of
textbooks which the
committee had picked from
recommendations of the-
State Textbook Committee.
The new related math text
book deals more with basics
and less with albegraic
concepts, Murray said. Also
School Will iili Menu iii0000.
Start Later M..c,
Monday: Fish Crispies,
Next Year Tartar Sauce, Black Eyed
Peas, Macaroni and Cheese,
Malakoff school students Corn Bread, Pear Halves,
will begin and end the and Milk
1977-78 school session a Tuesday: Barbecue
week later, school trustees Wieners, Pinto Beans,
decided Monday night. Buttered Rice, Corn Bread,
The school board Applesauce, Milk
approved a tentative Wednesday: Hamburger,
calendar for the school year Lettuce, Cheese, Pickle
that has students beginning Slice, French Fries, Catsup,
classes August 24 and Peanut Butter Balls, Milk
ending their classroom stay Thursday: Pork Choplets,
June 1. Corn on the Cob, Green
Teachers inservice work Beans, Hot Rolls, Jello, Milk
days are scheduled for Aug. Friday: Sloppy Joes,
18 and 19, and Aug. 22 and Snow Flake Potatoes, Baked
23, prior to the start of Beans, Cake Squares, Milk
classes on Wednesday,
Murray said.
l O0's Of Other Items On Sale NOW
At unbelievable prices
selected were Junior High
spellers for seventh and
eighth grade, algebra 1 and
2, trigonometry, geometry,
chemistry, physics, world
history, shorthand,
bookkeeping, and journalism
texts.
Harris Insurance bid
$2,528 for providing fleet
insurance on school vehicles,
and Wyle McClintock
Insurance of Trinidad bid
$2,524, but Harris bid $100
deductible while McClintock
bid $250 deductible and
Harris' medical payments
were $1,000 per person
compared to McClintock's
$2,500. The board authorized
Murray to consult with both
insurors and get comparable
prices, and go ahead and
commit for insurance, which
expires April 2.
McClintock, who was
present at the meeting, told
the board it might save
considerably on its insurance
if it grouped all its coverage
into a single bid each year
rather than buying its
policies at different times.
Driver education fees were
set at $75, after trustees
heard a report from high
school principal Jack
Benton. Benton said that he
would be able to handle a
class of 35, but unless he got
enought students to hold
two classes of near 35 each,
some students would have to
be turned down for driver's
ed. He said the class would
be filled on a first come-first
served basis.
Trustees discussed the
dilemma of not being able to
handle more than 35
students unless two classes
are filled, and indicated they
might consider subsidizing
the driver ed program if it
should turn out to be
marginal.
The entire program is
scheduled for the summer
months, because that is the
only period the Texas
Education Agency will
permit the assessing of extra
charges because of the
attorney general's ruling on
fees to students implement-
ed last fall.
Benton also discussed a
problem with the high school
gym where Little Dribbler
teams play each weekend.
Benton said that the gym is
often left uncleaned,
particularly in the conces-
sion area; special "hang on"
baskets for the little teams
are not removed from the
standard goals, and half-
empty cups of drinks are left
in the gym. He said his
janitorial people do not have
time before classes begin
Monday morning to clean up
the gym, and the classes are
forced to clean up the area
they're using themselves.
After a general discussion
of the problem Jim Matting-
ly indicated he would talk to
the groups using the gym in
an effort to get them to clean
up behind themselves.
Murray also indicated that
there was a possibility the
janitor staff could be paid on
an overtime basis to get the
gym cleaned up earlier.
assessment to Austin in
May. The board must
approve the goals outlined
by teacher and community
surveys.
Murray said the district
would get into a "self study"
of how well it is implement-
ing the goals next year.
Next month's regular
board meeting, scheduled for
April 18, was moved up a
week to April 11 at 7 p.nL
because the district's schools
Murray told the trustees will be closed the week prior
that he is in the process of'to the April 18 date. The
completing the assessment trustees will promulgate
of school district goals, and election returns and install
that he hoped to finalize the new board members on that
list in time to send the date also.
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