Mesa Grande Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Calimesa, CA)

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Fall Frolic This year ' s first SA event, the Fail Frolic, was on October 5. The 7th thru 10th graders rode their bikes from school to the H Street Park. When they arrived at the park the students attempt- ed the Cackleberry Delight (egg toss). Tarzania Mania (obstacle cour.se), and several other games that the SA dreamed up. .After the games it was lunch. The students each brought a sack lunch and when finished they patiently hurried to get their banana split and soda pop. After lunch they played a game of darebase in which the 8th and 1 0th graders played against the 7th and 9th graders. The game went on and on until finally they had to leave the park and ride up to the school. 1 . HLLPING HAND As Rich- ard tries desperately to swallow his banana, an overly helpful hand reaches out to help 2. MODIFIED HOP-,SCOTCH - Some of the ninth grade class partici- pate in one of the nian different relay races. 3. 1-2-3-TOSS - With a look of awe James Hocy gracefully arcs his egg to his partner. 4 PIN THE PEEL ON THE BA- NAN, .lay Parker madly munches a mushy banana .S READY OR NOT. (MO.STI V NOT). HERE I C OME - -Scott Ha runs wildly as he tries to reach his oth- er teammates IX Fall Frolic

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School Fair Homemade bread, cotton candy, corn dogs, and old fashion car rides are a fevs things found at the Home and School Fair November 21. At 10:00 . .M. people started pouring in, eager for action and to support the school. Promptly at 12;. 0 P.M. a fo. fire band entertained us. This was immediately followed by a grand auction ui which Mr. Mills fast talked customers into squander- ing their money in everything from plants to bird cages. .-Xnytime during the day you could be picked up by one of the many student police officers swarming the school and be thrown in the slammer heartlessly The day was topped off by all the wonderful junk food available, including Mr, Z s candies and fudges. Thanks to the Home and School for a fantastic tair I i LSL PALMOLIVE, — Mrs. Parker is al smiles as a professional manicurist cuts, butts and paints her nails, : OLD f-ASHION COUNTRY STORE — The second grade booth made the dough the needed on doughnuts and cider . .-4, MIX AND MATCH — The Hughes and Navas get a little mixed up as they grab the u rong spouse 5 PENNY ARCADE (WELL. NOT yi ' lTE) - The eighth grade booth is a big hit with all who play the mind boggling, thrilling sideo games 6 BROOKE SHEILDS I OOKOL ' T Mrs Hooker experiences shear delight as she receues a new look b p: «»»f,»j- J J: ( 211 School t-air