[LOG] CLUB FAIR AT LUNCH

[clintocallowhat]

Who: EVERYONE
What: Lunch + Club Fair
When: End of the 2nd week of School
Where: Lunchroom and Courtyard

It's now a couple of weeks into school and it's about time for a real club fair hosted by the Student Council! Tables are set up around the lunchroom giving students a chance to talk to the different club presidents and members about joining. Lunch has been extended to an hour and a half today with a few of the teachers and students grilling up hot dogs and hamburgers for the student body. You were even given one of those little cards where you have to get signatures from 4 different club presidents proving you participated for credit!

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Re: NEWSPAPER CLUB

[taketheskies]

A fine eyebrow was lifted as a darker haired boy stepped up to her table. Indeed 'trying too hard' came off like a purple stain on a pure white carpet.

"Yes?" she answered, not exactly knowing what this kid was expecting. Newcomer, possibly freshman and a blank slate that she knew nothing about yet, as such she turned on her smile and leaned forward a little.

Re: NEWSPAPER CLUB

[beyondhappiness]

"I'm waiting for your 'join my club' spiel." He smiled, rocking back and forth on his heels. "Every good club needs a good spiel. It's how you rake in new members."

He looked thoughtful for a moment. "Well that, and fire works."

Re: NEWSPAPER CLUB

[taketheskies]

Moving back to her original position at the table she shrugged. "That's correct, but you also have to remember there's always an initial desire in everything, either you have a passion or you don't," she rolled her hand as she spoke, articulating her point. She did laugh a bit at the fire comment.

"Perhaps you should go into advertising yourself," she smiled, "You've certainly got the sparkling personality for it."

Re: NEWSPAPER CLUB

[beyondhappiness]

He tilted his head to the side and beamed at her. "It does sparkle a little bit, doesn't it?" His gaze traveled the booth over once more, seeming to actually take it in.

"Well, yeah, initial spark is always important, but what about he kids who don't know jack about what they wanna do? Plus, don't all clubs always try to wrangle in more members??"

Re: NEWSPAPER CLUB

[taketheskies]

"True," she agreed, leaning back in her chair then, smiling. "They do, but there's no use in convincing anyone to do something they don't like. So at this point in time I'm just looking for those who have a spark for the craft, or want to try it."

She shrugged, "I don't fancy having an uncommitted group since we're a pretty time consciencious group. Deadlines and whatnot."