It’s looking like that time of year again. Christmas has ended, summer vacation is a long way off, and the juniors have locked themselves in Mrs. Brower’s room for that past few lunch periods. Its Prom season. It’s the most secretive of times when seniors usually need spy equipment just to discover any information about the event. But finally Mrs. Brower has shared all there is to know about the 2010 Prom.
On November 6, 2009, Willow Springs held a PTO elementary carnival. Different school organizations came together and created a lot of fun for our local elementary school kids. This year, Spanish club had six stands: football toss, beanbag toss, hair spraying, Mexican hot chocolate, and confetti filled eggs that were smashed on heads. The money received during these events went to the Spanish trip to Silver Dollar City. The Spanish club made a successful $297.00 this year and donated a fourth of it to PTO proceedings. ”A good time was had by all because Spanish society loves to play, ” replied Spanish teacher Mrs. Griffith.
On November 3, Willow Springs High School’s Jobs After Graduation (JAG) Association made a commitment. Each year, JAG students have to go through this required induction to commit to the JAG organization. “There were 38 students this year that were sworn in,” said Mrs. Reed. “I am very proud of my students and really look forward to this year with them.”
