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THURSDAY9 OCTOBER 2003
THE CANADIAN RECORD
CHS Honor Roll for first
six weeks reported
The Canadian High School
Honor Rolls for the first six weeks
of the school year show four Se-
niors with All A's. They are John
Duncan, Betsy Lewis, Matt Young
and Riley Morris.
Juniors on the All-A list are
Carrie Cox, Kali Looney, Kari
Robison, Joshua Berry, Kristin
Parnell and Megan Schafer.
Sophomore All-A students are
Carlee Culver, Ben Riverman,
Grant Stucki, Trevor Schafer,
Drew Simpson, Kenzie
McPherson, Belem Lopez,
Corderro Mauricio and David
Young.
Will Hodges was the only
Freshman All-A student.
On the 12th grade A-B list for
the six weeks are Megan
Meadows, Whitney Hammer,
Haley Rader, Megan Wheeler, Ja-
cob Fletcher, Tessa Bilbrey, Tandi
Rankin, Camden Dorris, Ace
Riverman, Cory Carr, Kobe
Looney, Matt Mauldin, Jenny
Farrar, Lacey Johnson, Amanda
Crosgrove, Mary Susan McGarr
and Wyatt Tubb.
Eleventh grade A-B students
include Trapper Burrus, Jason
Wayne, Maria Ramirez, Shila
Province,. Will Martin, Alyssa
Godino, Tony Livingston, Hunter
Hebert, Aaron Fulcher, Patrick
Vasquez, Auston English, Selene
Garcia, Lance Jackson, Michael
Ishmael and Deadre Henderson.
On the 10th grade A-B list are
Alex Pletcher, Aaron Sheffer,
Hilda Vasquez, Mallori Hammer,
Bryant Brock, Jet Johnson, Sara
Schaeffer, Thomas Isaacs, Cody
Mathews, Kaitlyn Hadaway,
Casey Carr, Kristin Mauldin,
Tasha Rankin and Logan Baker.
Ninth graders on the A-B list
are Mason Fletcher, Charlotte
Royse, Elbie Wilson, Erica John-
son, Sydni Benge, Rebecca Ash,
Sally Schaeffer, Travis Forrest,
Yesenia Blanco, Jessica Kidd and
Kayla Jenkins.
Fifth Graders take annual
BP field trip to Lake Marvin
The Fifth Graders of Baker Elementary School took their an-
nual all-day environmental field trip to Lake Marvin Monday,
September 29. The BP-sponsored event included nature walks,
wildlife observation, environmental games, wildlife trivia and a
lakeside picnic.
Guest speakers were Bob Rogers, who talked about local wild-
life, and game warden Jerry Stuckey, who discussed fishing and
hunting rules and regulations. During their various activities,
students practiced land and water conservation by picking up
trash in the area.
Special guests were BP ecologist Pam Allison of Canyon, BP
ecologist Melanie Peery of Amarillo, and BP ecologist Gayla
Guenther of Amarillo. In preparation for the field trip, Pam
Allison gave a presentation September 25 on local wildlife to each
fifth grade class.
MISSING m RADIO, BOOM BOX IBEMBTE
Taken from Mr. Meek's room Tuesday, September 30
at or around 3:30 to 4:20 p.m.
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The radio serial number has been reported to the police and
the radio service company. The radio no longer works, nor
can it be activated. It is useless to whoever has it. It cannot
be soid or pawned because it doesn't work. Any attempt to
activate it will be reported to the police.
SO WHY DO YOU WANT IT? RETURN IT AND GET THE REWARD!
Or risk the chance of getting caught and going to jail
because if you are caught, I will prosecute!
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-airs
Hats off to reading!
(l-ij Hunter Hastings, Tierany Dunn, Kayln Moore and Elizabeth Ochoa, are just a few of the chil-
dren benefitting from the Canadian Elementary School Book Fair, which ends Friday. Elementary
students wore different theme hats throughout the week. Wednesday was paper hat day. The pro-
ceeds from the fair go toward the CES library to purchase needed materials. Patrons can attend the
fair early for the early bird special Friday morning, beginning at 7:30 a.m.
WILLIE NOFIRE
NACAARIE SCOTT
Spirit Cats
The art students of Canadian High School teacher Jim Meeks have been assembling Spirit Cats in
class since last week. The Cats have a primer coat of paint and are in the process of being custom-
ized. Next week students will display their creations in various businesses to pump up Wildcat spirit
around town.
SCHOOL
LUNCH MENU
October 13-17
BREAKFAST: 13. Cinnamon toast. 14. Biscuits, gravy.
15. Scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, jelly. 16. Pancakes, sausage
patties, syrup. 17. Muffins. All served with juice and milk.
MONDAY
13
CES/BES Chicken
nuggets, mashed
potatoes, gravy, green
beans, hot rolls.
TUESDAY
14
CES/BES' Pizza, corn,
pineapple.
WEDNESDAYll.il THURSDAY 111! FRIDAY
CES/BES: Fajitas, brown
beans, salad, cheese, hot
sauce, peach cobbler.
CES/BES: Chicken,
mashed potatoes, gravy,
peas & carrots, hot rolls.
17
CES./BES loasted ham I
cheese sandwiches,
Freedom fries, pickle
spears, oranges.
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Brown, Laurie Ezzell. The Canadian Record (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 113, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 9, 2003, newspaper, October 9, 2003; Canadian, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth220599/m1/14/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hemphill County Library.