It Happened in September
This royal died on September 8th, 2022, in Great Britain at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, after a 70-year reign, the longest in British history.
Who is? Queen Elizabeth II
This British mystery author famous for some of the world's most iconic detectives such as "Hercule Poirot" and "Miss Marple", was born in Torquay, England.
Who is? Agatha Christie
She wrote nearly a hundred books including mysteries, dramas, poetry and nonfiction.
These are crisp, sweet, and abundant in September.
What are? Apples
This document lists a student's completed courses, grades, and earned credits.
What is? A transcript
In football, this player is responsible for receiving the snap and often directing the team's offense.
Who is the quarterback?
This terrorist attack forever changed the safety measures of air travel and border security.
What is? 9/11
Born September 5th, 1946. He became the legendary lead singer of the rock band Queen.
Who is? Freddie Mercury
They are used for decorating, baking, and making jack-o'-lanterns
What are? Pumpkins
A student elected by classmates to represent their grade may serve on this school organization.
What is? Student council
In soccer, a player receives this penalty for serious misconduct and must leave the game immediately.
What is? A red card
On September 8th, 1974. A month after resigning from office as a result of the Watergate scandal this disgraced U.S. President was granted a full pardon by President Gerald R. Ford for all offenses committed while in office.
Who is? Richard Nixon
Known for hit songs like "Hello Darlin'", "You've Never Been This Far Before", and "Linda on My Mind". This country music performer born on September 1st, 1933. This country music performer frequently used romantic and sentimental themes in his songs.
Who is? Conway Twitty
They can be eaten fresh or used to make juice and wine.
What are? Grapes
This three-letter acronym refers to a student's average grade across all their courses.
What is? A GPA (Grade Point Average)
This golf term describes completing a hole in one stroke under par.
What is? A birdie
On September 16th, 1620 - This famous ship departed from England, bound for America with 102 passengers and a small crew.
What is? The Mayflower
The ship weathered dangerous Atlantic storms and reached Provincetown, Massachusetts on November 21st. The Pilgrims disembarked at Plymouth on December 26th.
This American actor born on September 19th, 1928, was famous for portraying "Batman" in the campy ABC series which aired from 1966-1968.
Who is? Adam West
West was considered for the role of James Bond by United Artists for the films Diamonds Are Forever and Live and Let Die. West would decline the role however as he felt Bond should be British.
This sweet and crunchy root vegetable is harvested throughout the fall.
What are? Carrots
Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12 students are commonly known by these four titles.
What are? Freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior
Cross-country races are measured by this common unit, with many high school races covering 5 of them.
What are? Kilometers
This New York State island was discovered on September 4th, 1609, by navigator Henry Hudson.
What is? Manhattan
Born September 20th, 1951. This Canadian professional ice hockey right winger was considered one of the NHL's most electrifying players. Known for his speed, flowing blond hair, and charisma, he became the first to score 50 goals and 100 points in six straights seasons.
Who is? Guy Damien Lafleur
Butternut, acorn, and spaghetti are all varieties of this nutritious vegetable harvested in September.
What is? Squash
This recognition is awarded to students who achieve exceptionally high academic marks.
What is? The honor roll
In football, this six-point scoring play occurs when a player carries or catches the ball in the opponent's end zone.
What is? A touchdown