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eerie events fill freak week 1. Sally Bollhauve and Shay Mead- ows are being judged for their Halloween costumes. 2. Reading teacher Mrs Backstrom is caught by the camera's eye. 3. Art Buys is being made up for the Most Horrible Face contest, 4. Wade Welch is caught in his Halloween costume and makes a funny pic- ture. Entering its second year, Freak Week became a Halloween tradition at CHS. Student Council arranged various activities to fill this week. Monday started off with an arm pit water balloon relay. Some contestants ended up soaking wet. The frozen orange pass was held Tuesday. In this event, contestants struggled to pass frozen oranges with necks. Many succeeded in doing it well. Wednesday's activity was really a messy and sticky one, The Whipped Lifesaverf' A lifesaver was put at the bottom of a pie pan and filled with whipped cream. Contestants had to eat their way through the whipped cream to get to the lifesaver. Thurs- day's pumpkin carving showed mans artistic talents from smiling pumpkins to horrible faces. Friday's most horrible face and best costume was met with an enthusiastic student body and faculty. Freak Week ended Friday night with a football game against Mountain View. llli it it l lltl l ill l i i lint
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staff chooses desert theme W . 3 t, ,W 1. Kristen Kint7, Business Manager, is responsible for selling ads. She draws the ad layouts and takes Care of the yearbook's business transactions. 2. Lucy Platt, as editor of this year's President, plans the yearbook, gives assignments to the yearbook staff, and helps the sponsor, Mrs. Keller, with any problems she may have. 3. Skip Cole, head photographer, looks at some pictures to be used in the yearbook. 4. Photographers, Left to Right: Alonzo Fscalante, Mike Stevens, Skip Cole and Greg Don take and print most of the pictures used in the yearbook. 116-escape
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