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SENIORS STRENGTHEN CLASS UNITY Alter traveling for four hours on uncomfortable school buses, the senior class, accompanied by ten teachers and administrators, arrived at Camp Warren on September lh for the traditional three-day Senior Weekend. During this time, the class lived, ate, played, and had discussions together in an attempt to unify its members. In return for the use of the Camp Warren facilities, each member of the senior class participated in a work project. There was also plenty of free time to enjoy the activities such as soccer, volleyball, horseback riding, swimming, canoeing, and sailing that the camp offered. During the Saturday night after-dinner discussion, everyone seemed concerned with the competition that existed between class members. There was much anxiety and anger, but the discussion was worthwhile, because people finally began to share what they were feeling. later, the class and faculty divided into groups to perform skits. Given a brown paper bag full of odd props, each group had to produce a skit in fifteen minutes. One of the more memorable skits was about the Concheads. A bonfire and a sing-a-long concluded the evening, and many students also braved the sauna and a dip in the lake. Sunday morning, there was an optional fellowship service which consisted of several readings and songs. It was a quiet, introspective time. Then, the students divided into small groups to discuss class and school goals. After this discussion, individuals paired off to talk about personal goals in an attempt to make the students reach out to classmates that they had never really gotten to know. The main activity of the afternoon was the Olympics. Teams competed in events such as the three-legged race and the baseball bat relay. After dinner, a square dance was held. Students and teachers jived to the calls of the quarterback. The crowd-pleasing song of the evening was We're not as young as we used to be. The following morning, brunch consisted of leftovers. Students and faculty feasted on such delicacies as spaghetti with pancakes. Senior Weekend was a time for each individual of the senior class to reac h out to other members. It was a time to strengthen class unity and to form new friendships. 24 — Senior Week-end and Snow I )av
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