In honor of Red Ribbon Week and a little bit of Pope history, we have a special Greyhound Tracks article this week.
We asked Pope senior, Lily Moscbacher, to interview a retired Pope teacher who worked with Pat Lamb the first year Pope High School opened in 1987.
We feel like this is a full-circle moment since Pat Lamb was the teacher sponsor and creator of the Pope school newspaper, Greyhound Tracks, so a student telling her story in our 21st century digital Greyhound Tracks is giving us all the feels!
Special thanks to Mrs. Sharrow for digging through yearbooks to find us these pictures and to our PTSA President (and Pope 1996 graduate) Beth Moore, for championing getting a new sign made and making sure we told Pat Lamb's story.
We hope next time you are on the Zero hallway at Pope you think of Pat Lamb, her contributions to Pope High School, and the tragic losses that can happen when you drink and drive.
Started in 1985, Red Ribbon Week was created to raise awareness about preventing drugs, tobacco, alcohol, smoking, and violence. Celebrated each year from October 23-31, it is the longest-running and largest drug prevention and awareness program in the United States.