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Pumpkins, goblins Tricks and treats Comprise Halloween Tradition proved to be another aspect of the CHS spectrum in 1 977. Holiday celebrations, the most “Traditional of traditions,” included Halloween. A little past the “trick-or-treat stage, CHS students found them- selves “still young at heart enough to partici- pate in pumpkin carving and visitations to local “haunted houses . Three such jack-O-lantern Picassos were on hand at W icker Park in Highland on a cool, crisp, October day to create “pun’kin works of art. Instead of the traditional manner of pump- kin carving, these budding artists ventured into new dimensions of artistic endeavor. “Scream in the Dark, a haunted house spon- sored by a religious group in Highland, conjured up visions of a Poe epic or Transylvanian mon- sters and beasts. CHS’ers “shuttered their way through the frightening fortress in their annual celebrations of “the monstrous side of Hallow- een. The ' Monster-ous ' Side of Life? INSIDE FLAP: Frankenstein, the mad scientist and the blood stained corpse are on hand to chill CHS’ers at the haunted house in Highland. NEXT THREE: Taking turns carving jack-o-lanterns are CHS ers Butch Diehl, senior, and sophomores Lori Demps and Greg Widelski. Greg rests afterwards.
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Spectrum-ly speaking, the area of student activities was an intricate facet of the 1 977 school year. Students participated in events sponsored by clubs and organizations during and after school hours. The first major event of the year was Homecoming. Al- though a traditional activity, a new event was added to the cel- ebration. “Anything Goes,” a series of games which the Stu- dent Council sponsored, took advantage of the “craze of having individuals participate in unusual sport competition. Students tossed water filled balloons, and ran an obstacle course to capture events and points for their own classes. Mardi Gras was back in 1 977 with a new “handle. The activ- ity, now entitled Fun Fair, held in March was sponsored by Stu- dent Council. ACTIVITIES
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