Dr. Page, Mr. Horton, and Coach Queen accept ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
Principal Dr. Page, Athletic director Mr. Horton, and head football coach Shane Queen take on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge at Emory Sewell Stadium on August 27.
August 28, 2014
Dr. Page, Mr. Horton, and head football coach Shane Queen shivered as students hoisted water coolers through the open windows of the Emory Sewell Stadium press box and dumped ice water down at 3 PM yesterday, August 27.
Dr. Page challenged fellow Cobb County principal David Chiprany of Wheeler High School, Mr. Revard on the administration team, and head swim coach John Almy. Mr. Horton challenged fellow athletic directors in region 4-6-A, and Mr. Queen posed his challenges to Ms. Baker, Coach McGehee, and Mr. Clark.
Interested in donating? Visit http://alsa.org/donate.
Alex O’Brien is a reporter for The Chant and runs a video blog titled, “Talk Nerdy to Me”. She enjoys reading John Green novels and writing stories...
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