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ast Texas Fair And Halloween Spook JT Highlighting the months of Sep- tember and Gctober were the East Texas Fair and Halloween. Cheerleaders, Blue Brigade of- ficers, and stage band all partici- pated in Fair activities. While the cheerleaders sat on a dunking stool, the others shared the spotlight on the stage. New rides, money lost, and prizes won were main topics of conversation dur- ing Fair week. Later, lohn Tyler Student Senate joined with several clubs and organizations to stage a Halloween carnival for neighbor- hood children. The workers and kids found getting into the spirit of the scary holiday almost as much fun as trick or treating, and twice as safe for everyone. .PUVT I Olllccrs Dena Iones Numa VlcD1ugaI lull Reeves and Brenda la' urn Dusco lntcrnq 2 Thus kid make a splash at l e clebaters ponge throw bo nth 3 Wet T Shlfl pcrhap ? Cheerleaders Dtnna Bu by and Vane sa Shettleld shiver aller bt ing dunked at the ,-fe 2 ,Q F than q re-ag I8 Halloween Carnival: Fair
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