On March 3rd all of the students of CMMS-E gathered in the auditorium to listen to representatives from the American Cancer Society to talk about the importance of Daffodil Days. To get their message across they showed a video about a cancer survivor that is our age. Mrs. Carol Yorks, a 6th grade teacher at our school, gave a testimony of how cancer effected her family. The homeroom representatives are mostly either Stand Tall members or Student Council representatives. The message that was pushed to get across was that we need to protect ourselves from the sun.
Skin cancer is a well-known and easily prevented cancer.
To help us take steps to prevent skin cancer, sunscreen towelettes were distributed at the end of the assembly. We have a tough meet in the beginning playing Keith Altoona and State College, but I think we'll pull through. Please come and support us on April 19th, our 1st home meet. We have a lot of new athletes as well as a good, solid returning group of members from last year's team. A recent poll shows the choices of, The Rock, Mia Hamm, Randy Moss, Sammy Sosa, and Michael Jordan.