Senior Raina Golden delivered her phenomenal portfolio to staff, friends and family on Thursday, Oct. 27. Carlé congratulates her!

Annette Fender received a special present made by Raina Golden. Raina designed and produced for Annette a mug to thank her for taking time to come up to Carlé and serve breakfast and lunch to all the students! Annette has done a great job over the years and the student body wanted to let her know how much she means to the school.

The mug contest is now over! Carlé's students designed and produced some incredible mugs.

On Wednesday, Oct. 12, students from Carlé took the ASVAB test (as written about in a previous article). Students received their scores and got their results interpreted on Wednesday, Oct. 26.

Teesha Greer will deliver her portfolio on Thursday, Nov. 3. Best of luck to her!

In Carlé's attempt to show everyone how much they mean to them school senior Chrissie Green designed and produced a key chain for the school bus driver Roland Cram for driving Carlé's afternoon bus and taking care of students day after day.

Carlé will like to thank Vince Weldy, Lower Lake's postmaster, for donating some great science fiction books to the school.

Carlé also thanks Dr. Harry Lyons for coming to Carlé and talking with the Interact Crew.

Harry Lyons is professor at Yuba College and is highly respected in the community. He came to Carlé and talked about how the lake was formed, the algae in the lake, and ways to remove the algae.

The Interact Team is very interested in helping clean the lake and is very grateful to Dr. Lyons for coming and speaking to them. Senior and student body president Desiree Bauer is designing a thank you plaque to show Dr. Lyons the school's appreciation.

On Monday, Oct. 31, Carlé will have their its Harvest Fest. In the Harvest Fest the whole school dresses up, plays games, compete in activities through advisories. Senior Ashley Ables has put together a spooky plaque for the winning advisory that will have all the advisories names on it and will stay at Carlé in perpetuity.

The student council members and Mr. To came together to plan this year's activities. They will include the individual costume contest, advisor's mask contest, pumpkin carving, door decorating, clue, what's under the bucket, musical chairs, the exploding hearse relay, and Fear Factor pie eating. Great thanks go to counselor Kim Van Horn for organizing the library and all the decorations with a crew who stayed late on Friday to get it all done.

The results of the fest will be the heart of the next article.

Have a great week!

Chrissie Greene and Jade Fox are students at Carlé Continuation High School in Lower Lake, Calif.