Tryon Tidbits
,'arolyn Ford-Livingston
Gloria Augelli reports that
has been very busy lately.
xth grade students have been
ilding models of simple
npound machines as part of
----,.i:ence Studies. Some groups
[ their own invention of a
i. Listed are some of the
inventions built.
ompson, Jason Flowers
or y Barber used their
hq el and axles to build what
t gum giver" dispenser
q course, the gum was a
Ioo!
Hall, Renise Schoolcraft
Poole built a solar
axles, a lever and a
hot dogs are in the freezer
k._.kor a real sunny and warm
s ,,. tnow, they are testing the
""'.''itla thermometer inside and
r ano • i
Backtfng mprovements to their
¥
; Grotheer and Danielle
d designed an apple slicer
re remover, all in one.
• • • s father helped them build
• hing and it was a success.
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zs even got to eat the apples
Fe; Burnitt, Eric Poole and
:bya,, v'L.the .Lancaster designed "the
ts" t .come paired after the
. • .- aelr invention may not use
a meem]hines but is a clever way to
k connecPrs (
.... of socks hooked together
n pmmoJcro tape.
,,,..,1 Munier, Travis Murray and
I11 III lBecker built a model of their
e controlled, rechargable,
;)ndaiOted lawumower." The
e: ',) model is fun to operate.
. Augelli also gave a list of
Co., Stlents in her class that made a
.he Counraight A's. They are Leslie
mg togeteer ' Carly Hall, Danielle
eminar Oil d, Patricia Mutters, Reuise
£ Cattle ':raft, Grant Thompson and
vest of urray.
t. A "'
• ., ugelh s class had a
,ill beg.i_ bee in January to select two
cn awaJ. Leslie Grotheer won first
;..may d Renise Schoolcraft was
(.:enter tO!up.
• i Helen Barker's fifth grade
begin ,)ad a spelling bee and her
ton rorrns were Tiffany Donovon,
t me pru
first place, and Amie Barker,
second place. Also, her students
who made straight A's for the
first semester are Kevin Brown,
Andrea Few, Stephen Sandstrom
and Courtney Sloan.
Miss Lisa Sloan's sixth grade
had two students who received all
A's, Denessa Panek and Charlie
Thompson. The students receiving
A's and B's were Daniel Barber,
Alyshea Lara and Becky Roper. The
spelling bee champions in the sixth
grade were Charlie Thompson, first
place, and Melissa Tuley, second
place.
Tryon held the school's spelling
bee on Friday, Jan. 29. Leslie
Grotheer, fourth grader, was our
winner. Congratulations Leslie!
Students at Tryon Elementary
will be strengthening their spelling
skills while helping Oklahoma chil-
dren! Students in grades first
through sixth will be participat-
ing in the Easter Seal Spell-A-Thon
which will begin on Feb. 1. This
event was designed by Oklahoma
Easter Seal Society to help stu-
dents with spelling skills while rais-
ing money for Oklahoma's disabled
children. Jarrell Browning, princi-
pal, and Nancy Blair are coordinat-
ing the Spell-A-Thon project.
Kathleen Hoyle reports thatTryon
Elementary held a freethrow Hoop
Shot contest, sponsored by the
Elks Lodge of Cushing and Drum-
right, on Jan. 12. The school con-
test winners from the girls and boys
ages 8-9 division were Danielle
Marigold and Abe Cobb. Winners
of the 10-11 division were Amie
Barker and Brandon Davis and the
12-13 division were Latoya Neal
and Darrell Flowers.
These students went on to Drum-
right to participate in the dis-
trict contest, with some exciting
tie-breakers. Danielle Mangold re-
ceived a second place medal in the
girls 8-9 division, while Brandon
Davis received a second place medal
for the boys 10-11 division. Con-
gratulations to these two and the
others who participated
Jump Rope for Heart starts on
Feb. 8 and goes through the 12th.
Council talks
azing prlezting the sewer line to
Its on an.u and Marie Evans Ag
to
k include[ a !iscussion of the baseball-
! work in L,I telds, assisting the Senior
mica, an!': Center and approving the
urope mg of additional equipment
.:ivil Defense occupie(! the
as Town Council Monoay at
, T lpaonthly meeting
b/"lkl-'lly, it was rather routine and
7]T]E,I,.€ out in about an hour," said
rlN lUman Larry Tomlinson
e two bilz ' "
West 3 .. ggest dlscussmns
et ztla Lawrence Robinson and
uck."
klahorence was presenting the Ag
ity 3 er Club, requesting the city
room hF t the sewer lines to the Ag
Verne Me n the school built the Ag
e foot they had two tunnels built
rick vet the hi-h
. , on ^ . way, one for water
ne olo i-d c. or sewer, Tomlinson
:es, .ea. "We can't reach the
ng R-30,- one with our equipment and
ve to hire it to be done. It
I pane uire backhoe work to reach
efficier¢..We will connect the pipe.
:, high [u g to cost around $6,000.
12.5 aLr, t get into who was going
ati-scal- he expense. However, we
.= drzv" e P[(, to begin the process by
!e, elea
. rance from the health
:arport, ent. This is the first step.
or doo : came to us asking permis-
; in kit c ,' admission to the high
On Friday the 12th we will have the
all school jump.
Alvetta Mills, reporting from
the library, states that during the
past few months students have
enjoyed reading books on the
Sequoyah Masterlist. This is a
booklist compiled by the Oklahoma
Library Association. Each student
is required to read at least two books
from the list, qualifying them to
vote for their favorite book.
The winning book from Tryon
Elementary is "Stonewords: A
Ghost Story." Our votes will be
tabulated with other schools in
Oklahoma that are participating and
the winning book of the Sequoyah
Children's Book Award will be
announced soon.
We had several students that have
read 10 or more of the 18 books on
the Sequoyah Masterlist. They are
Haley Albright, Reuise Schoolcraft,
Alyshea Lara, Denessa Panak,
Rebecca Roper, Jesse Wright and
Wesley Madaras. These students
will enjoy a pizza party in the
library.
The computer reading whiz's
for the week of Jan. 11-18 were
Anthony Schoolcraft, Abe Cobb,
Lindsey Grotheer, Jessica Madams,
David Decker, Matthew Stollings,
Haley Albright and Darrell Flow-
ers.
The computer math whiz's for
that week were Pete Vance, Jes-
sica Davidson, Annabell lancaster,
Misty Murray, Season Simmons and
Treys Boley. The class award for the
week went the fourth grade. Con-
gratulations to all these students!
Keep up the good work on the com-
puters.
school baseball games this spring.
We have no problem with that.
Our concern was why the agreement
with the school was never executed.
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The Perkins Journal, Thursday, Februa 4, 1993 -PAGE 7
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