PHS MEDIA NEWS

Last night the Advanced U.S. History class hosted its annual “Night at the Museum” in the PHS cafeteria. There were 14 exhibits this year. The judges selected Garrett Vincent’s project “Determining the Destiny of the World: The Role of Cold War Leaders and Their Summits” as the Best of Show and a $50 award from the Orange County Historical Society. Anna Hutcheson was awarded second place for her project “The March of the Invisible Empire: The Rise and Decline of the Klan” and $25 from the PHS Student Incentive Fund. K.C. Warren won third place with “Give Peace a Chance” The Changing Nature of America’s Peace Movements.” Attenders were asked to vote for their favorites. Chaz Becht received the most votes for his exhibit “Providing Help and Hope” The Evolution of the American Red Cross and was named the Peoples’ Choice with Anna Hutcheson coming in second and Hunter Hamilton third. Thank you to the large number of other students who attended and helped the class create a wonderful show this year.

Tri-Hi-Y will be selling sno-cones in the library hallway after school on Friday. On your way to track practice? Baseball? Softball? Tennis? Golf? Study Tables? Get a refreshing sno-cone. Ten delicious flavors to choose from. Your money will go toward service projects that help people in the local community and around the world. $1 for a tasty sno-cone Wednesday after school. Please put your sno-cone cup and spoon in the trash can when you have finished enjoying it!

The Advanced History class will be hosting its 15th annual “Night at the Museum” Tuesday evening in the PHS cafeteria between 7 and 8:30pm. You are invited to attend this show of 14 exhibits about 20th century American history and vote for your favorites.