Darlington Academy - Kinesis Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

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THE BIG EVENT O Christmas tree. The decorated tree adds a special touch to the Christmas room. The Doughboard Tavern. Preparing food for a crowd of people is hard work, as the mothers discover. Crowds of Christmas shoppers. The crowds of shoppers are a familiar sight at the annual bazaar. Z4 Student Life

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ALL PLAY! NO WORK! The old saying, All work and no play makes lack a dull boy was found to be true by most high school students. So one day out of the year is spent playing not working. The lower and middle schools compete among each other, while the high school students compete as classes. Whichever event they compete in, the students always enjoy themselves and appreciate the break from classes. But Miss Causey! Barbara Hancock complains that the 9th, 10th, and 12th grades cheated in order to win the tug-of-war. Student life 23

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The Harvest Time Bazaar, the largest of our annual events, was appropriately named. The atmosphere surrounding the bazaar was filled with Thanksgiving and Christmas spirit; the food was bountiful, and the people had a certain glow about them. The Harvest Time Bazaar captured the holiday spirit and created anticipation for the fun-filled holidays ahead. Looking it over. Wyndee Hatchell cannot seem to decide which of the beautiful decorations she should buy. The big cheese. Mrs. Anderson quickly slices off a wedge of cheese for a prospective customer. A faithful admirer. Crystal Coodson admires the candy house as she is tempted to devour it. Mi «!« «'• '