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Participating in the school dress-up day held on Halloween, Colleen Har- mon regresses into her childhood years. 10 ACTIVITIES '14 ' ' 'u' . '- I 5. L 21 'I u -1 n S '- mmqan- -1 p . ug...- ' 1 ,- I . 2' 'I O .1 , ' -., I 1 w z av' 1. .. , . ,
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Presidential candidate Tim Kelly, presents his campaign speech to the fresh- man class at the assembly which was held during the fall. o o ' Spirit . As the year begins anticipation is present among the freshmen as well as seniors. Everyone was excited to see friends and teach- ers they had not seen all sum- mer long. Students started to get involved with classes as well as extra- curricular activities. The intro- duction to clubs assembly was a start for students to participate. The assembly showed students what was available to them on campus, and what each club of- fers. Students found that there is something for everyone. Clubs range from art groups, language groups, singing groups, as well as the ever pop- ular ski club. Assemblies are one of the many spirit promoting activities on campus. The first assembly of the year, the fall sports assem- bly was held outside in the sta- dium. This seemed to have no affect on the tremendous par- ticipation. Students have a chance to show pride in their class, as well as cheer on our football team. Something new was tried this year an assembly in recognition of Band, Pom, and Cheer. It included perfor- mances from each of the groups. The assembly was a big step as these. are three groups which are sometimes left unno- ticed. OPENING 9
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