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  • Prom Dress Project to Help Orphans

    Monday, December 19, 2005 By: Colleen Frey ‘07

    Recycling clothing to help the less fortunate.

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  • A Lonely Vigil

    Monday, December 19, 2005 By: Sean Bamforth ‘06

    Unused satellite dish a technology relic.

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  • High School Recycling Open to Residents

    Wednesday, December 21, 2005 By: Dan Marchiano '06

    New program begun

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  • Student Council Holiday Activities

    Wednesday, December 21, 2005 By: Jeff Kratohwill

    Student Council ran another Spirit Week. Spirit Week is a five day span where each day holds a designated theme and students dress according to that theme. Monday was “Pajama Day,” Tuesday was “Hat Da

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  • Cartoonist Visits Upper Perk

    Monday, December 19, 2005 By: Nate Basham ‘06

    Robb Armstrong's talk a "jump start" for some.

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Tribal Tribune Upper Perkiomen High School Pennsburg, PA
Issue Date: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 Issue: Volume 14 No.4 Last Update: Thursday, January 05, 2006
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At-a-glance

School Receives Bomb Threat
Security precautions greet students on January 5th
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School Receives Bomb Threat
Security precautions greet students on January 5th
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Records: Boys 10-9 (first winning season in UP history.) Girls 6-12StatsSteals: Nick Kraft-54 Sarah Wothers-39Assists: Kyle Geier-21 Liz Pulice-15Attempts: Nick Kraft-113
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UP senior honored at induction
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Student Council ran another Spirit Week. Spirit Week is a five day span where each day holds a designated theme and students dress according to that theme. Monday was “Pajama Day,” Tuesday was “Hat Da
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New program begun
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Mrs. Lambi joins UP staff
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The girls 2005- 2006 field hockey season was very successful. The Tribe (18-4-2, 14-0-1) advanced to the State playoffs. The player with the most goals was forward Loran Hatch.. She scored 23 goals. A
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Four lettermen return.
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Girls still outnumber boys, badly.
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