![]() RAIDERS WEEKLY A compilation of articles written by Madison County School students. |
| FEBRUARY 9, 2000 |
Miss Raider winner named at MCHS
BY MIRANDA RICHARDS
Miss Raider contestants and their escorts gathered at the gym
floor just a few minutes before halftime of the final Varsity
Boys' home game on Tuesday, Feb. 1. The program, sponsored by
the Student Council, had been postponed due to the cancellation
of the previous Friday's game because of weather conditions.
Ten girls were chosen in the weeks priod to the event by their
respective clubs to be representatives during the basketball game.
Each representative was given a red carnation to wear along with
a banner bearing their club's name. The winner, junior Laketa
Leverett, who represented STAND, was chosen by receiving the most
votes from the student body. Congratulations to Laketa!
Megan McCay is a
busy junior at MCHS
BY ARRIE BROWN
Is there a doctor in the house? If all goes well for junior Megan
McCay, the answer to this question will be yes. The 17-year-old
has aspired to be a pediatrician since the young age of 2, when
she "doctored" on whoever would let her. To achieve
her goal, Megan plans to go to the University of Georgia for four
years, then transfer to the Medical College of Georgia for another
seven years.
For now, though, Megan's schedule is too crowded to even think
about college life. She is both a football and basketball varsity
cheerleader, and she is active in her church. She is president
of the school's 4-H chapter and involved in National Honor Society
and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. On top of all this, she
is a member of the Hilltopper staff.
"I hardly ever have any spare time," Megan said. "Yearbook
takes up most of it."
In the free time she does find, Megan enjoys swimming, riding
4-wheelers, reading, shopping and skiiing. She also likes participating
in beauty pageants. At home, Megan says she is regularly annoyed
by her two younger brothers, Trey, who is a freshman, and J.J.,
a sixth grader. Her mother, Debbie, is a photographer, and her
father, Ralph, is a farmer.
All aspects of Megan's life support the feeling that there are
great things in her future. Keep your eyes open; this girl is
going places.
| SCHOOL NEWS |
Telephone book recycling contest held
The students of Comer Elementary School
are participating in a telephone book recycling contest. The year
Alltel and BellSouth are joining with the Madison County Clean
& Beautiful Commission to sponsor the recycling contest between
all schools in Madison County. Those wishing to recycle old telephone
books may send them with a student or drop them off at Comer Elementary
School before Feb. 15, between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
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