a huge gold star that had “Space” written in the middle.
“What would students in space club do?”
“We would learn about space – read articles on the internet, go through books in the library, and meet up in the evenings to stargaze and look through awesome telescopes.”
“I see, well…being that you came to me to talk about it, I’ll give you a try. Here is a club charter. You will need at least five other students to sign on as members and one staff advisor. This could be a teacher or any other staff member that works here at the school.” Lintz handed Adrianna her materials. On the surface this sounded like a really good idea, but in the hands of Adrianna Catron, who knows what could happen. “Maybe, you should ask Mr. Trip, your science teacher? He would have excellent ideas about running a space club.”
“I…have excellent ideas about running a space club. But I’ll consider it, he’s a pretty cool teacher.” With a smile and snap, Adrianna was up and gliding out of the principal’s office. “Big bang bye Lintz! See you in space.”
The hallways were crowded with high school boys and girls getting ready
