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May 2007
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Grahl will retire after 34 years of
being an educator. Photo: Chelsi Walker |
Vice
Principal Mason Grahl set to retire
BY CHELSI WALKER
As the end of the year draws closer and students
are looking forward to the long-awaited summer break, they may not
realize that this year’s seniors will not be the only people who
will not be returning in the fall. Mason Grahl, the assistant
principal beloved by many of the students in Roosevelt, has chosen
to retire after this school year.
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Spring musical pulls off
double cast
BY NICOLE SCHMIDT "Thoroughly Modern Millie,"
this year’s musical production, was performed April 19-22 here at
Roosevelt by the RHS thespians. Approximately $6300 dollars were
made, and 902 tickets were sold.
In an interesting twist to this year’s musical,
"Thoroughly Modern Millie" had a double cast. Almost every lead role
was played by two different people, letting the production star more
students and have two different attitudes to the play.
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DECA ready for
nationals
BY SEAIRRA MILLER
Twelve students from RHS will be traveling to
Orlando, Florida for the International Career Development
conference, more commonly known as the Deca Nationals.
"We will be leaving on April 27 and we are coming
back on May 2," said Marketing Teacher and Deca Advisor Ms. Bentley.
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Iran fights to
keep nuclear program
BY CHELSI WALKER "This can
only be resolved by peaceful means, let us be clear about that.
Nobody is talking about invading Iran or taking military action
against Iran. And, again to quote the White House, Iran is not
Iraq."
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Bush disagrees
with Congress over spending bill
BY COURTNEY VELLMURE The House narrowly
approved a war spending bill on Friday, March 23. This bill also
includes an August 23, 2008 deadline for troops to leave Iraq. Only
six days later did the Senate pass the same bill with a vote of
51-47.
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