Darlington Academy - Kinesis Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

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Hey you! Meg Flowers attempts to at- tract the attention of a student who left his change. Natural habitat? Rising from the dead”, Martha Willis frightened any- one who visited the Horror House. Go fish. The younger trick or treaters eagerly await their turn to go fish for treats. 21

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A Everyone knows what October SI is! It’s Halloween! Every year Dar- lington Academy presents a Hallow- een Carnival. All the children dress up as spooks, goblins, and witches and visit the Halloween Carnival. Fun is had by all at the various booths and the Horror House. Even those who do not wish to par- ticipale in the games, enjoy watching the Pre-School and Lower School stu- dents throwing darts at balloons and walking through the rooms that are open for examination. Without the Halloween Carnival, many young children would be roaming the streets on Halloween night instead of enjoying it safely. The wind blown look. Mark Munn donned the wind blown hair style for hie part in the Halloween Carnival. Balloon man. Steve Edwards, Annual Staffer, pins balloons on the dart board in preparation for the enthusiastic ghosts and goblins who will be visiting the Halloween Carnival. Free drinks. Katherine Bristow moni- tors the Spanish Club’s booth. Here a correct toss of a lid will win the tosser a free Pepsi. Night of Scares 20

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A tempting job. Working at the money box can be very tempting. A great discovery. Mrs. Sharon De Witt discovers that selling baked-goods is hard work. Hard Worker. Mrs. Mary Kirven kneads the dough carefully in order to have the best tasting bread for the Bazaar. 22