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Ami Herndon narrates “We the People. “We the people, in order to create a more perfect union...” recited by Lori Evans, Tiffani Carroll, Jennifer shepherd, Laurie Ware, Ra- quel Jex, Bryce Wadsworth, Jason Packham, Jeremy An- derson, and Jason Lloyd. On a warm fall morning, we paused to think about the U.S. Constitution. Elias Boudinot, President of the Congress, was brought to life by Joel Weaver. Constitution Day 17
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Celebrating 200 Years of Freedom Taking time to pledge the flag were Nancy Chippini, Andrea Ward, Camille Ogden, Chris Jones, and Ezzie Martinez. A hushed stillness settled over the crowd, as the band played “The Star Spanged Banner.” Within 200 sec- ond» of silence, was a quiet rever- ence. This year, the United States celebrated the two hundredth year of our Constitution. During September, people remembered it. Blackfoot High School was very involved in the bicentennial activi- ties. Mrs. Thompson's AP Govern- ment classes, with assistance from ShowChoir, presented a play to all the Blackfoot elementary schools and Mountain View Middle School, entitled “We the People.” During Constitution Week, the flag waved, the band played, the whistles blew, and bells rang. We were reminded of all the freedom Jason Packham, portraying William Patterson in We the People addresses the Continental Congress. 16 Constitution Day
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Christmas spirit was at its peak this season. Some even went to the trouble of deco- rating lockers. David Heath added silver garland as a holiday touch. For some people in Blackfoot, Christmas is not a happy time. Through our toy and food drive, we helped to make their holidays a lit- tle brighter. This Christmas sea- son, classes competed to see which came up with the most food. Given over a week to complete their gatherings, Sopho- mores waited until the Chris Earley goes for one more joyride before he turns the toys into the student gov- ernment room day of the food stacking race to bring in their col- lection. When all was said and done, the Soph- omores had clearly won — with the Seniors close behind. The homerooms tal- lied up the amount of toys and money brought in. The results declared Mrs. Wilcox’s English class the winners. Their prize was cinnamon rolls and milk donated by the cooks. When we all studied the re- sults, we realized that the Sophomores had clearly won the food stacking competi- tion. 18 Christmas
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