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Again, 'Seniors Reign' j AlII10St Anything Goes,And It Certainly Did! Alarge sign displayed the words 'fSeniors Reignf' sections of people wore white, blue, and red shirts, and classes chanted their class yellsf, This was no ordinary assembly, this was Al- most Anything Goes. Chuck Dovish, the traveling Arkan- sas Reporter from Channel Eleven, served as emcee. After showing off his McClellan High School T-shirt and baseball cap, Mr. Dovish began the an- nual festivities. The first event was the tug-o-war. The juniors and sophomores were the first to tug it out, with the juniors final- ly winning the battle. The seniors and the faculty were the next to battle it out. Although the faculty had a slight advantage of many more members, the seniors still managed to come out ahead and defeat the faculty. Not content to be in the loser's bracket, the sopho- mores, with a little help from a few sen- iors and juniors, defeated the faculty. The juniors and seniors, tugged it out for first place, with the seniors coming out victorious. Event number two was the watermel- on eating contest. Kelley Geurin, facul- ty member, was the winner in this event, managing to eat the most water- melon in the shortest time. Senior Jeff Haslauer came in second place, Rodney Priest, sophomore, came The pyramid building contest ends again with all sophomore team members crashing to the ground. 'N-vm in third place, and the juniors, repre- sented by Chuck Lody, came in fourth place. Although this event was all in the name of fun and games, senior Jeff Haslauer received a bloody nose when during the contest a watermelon seed became lodged in his nose. Jeff, however, recovered and lead the seniors to a second place finish. The third event was the pyramid building. The faculty again came in first place. The juniors came in sec- ond, seniors came in third, and the sophomore were literally at the bot- tom in fourth place. The final event was a new event to this annual activity: the egg drop. This event had one person lying on his back with a cup in his mouth and one person on another person's shoulders. The person on top, cracked an egg on the other's head and tried to drop the egg in the cup held in the personis mouth. The sen- iors were the winners in this unusual event. The seniors who participated in this event were Thalia Miller, Da- vid Short, and Kelly Pucek. Juniors Scott Ketcham, Pat Mitchell, and Matt Ketcham came in second place. Coming in third place were sopho- mores Nicky Ruffin, Greg Moore, and Greg Lewis. The faculty team came in fourth place. When all the events were over and the points had been counted, the sen- iors were once again victorious. Sec- ond place was a tie between the ju- niors and the faculty. Third place was given to the sophomores. When all was said and done, the large sign shown at the beginning of the event was true, seniors do reign!
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