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' 'H .,a.,- R -'- V' - 9 - 'Ska Although participation lacks during sapirit days, students twist and shout uring the I W IRP rally What was supposed to be a traditional dress-up 5 day appeared to be nothing more than any other day to students. A scant number of flower children and Beatle-maniacs did wander the campus, but they were greatly outnumbered by groups of people conservatively dressed. Generally popular lunch time activities went almost un- noticed. Traditional TWIRP Week spirit was almost non-existent. I felt really bad that I didn't dress up this year because I have every other year, but this year was different. No one has the spirit they used to. Not only don't peo- ple dress up, but they hassle the people that do. It's just not worth it, said Amanda Wiedman. Few students showed any sign of school spirit on the traditional dress up days during TWIRP week. The week started with '60s-Beatles Day, which was followed by Trash Bag Day, Generic Day, Hawaiian Day, and fmished with Blue and Gold Day. I really liked the dress up days! I'm surprised more people didn't dress up. I mean they were a Where was all the spirit? d lot better than last year's Senior Citizen's Day, said Monica En- sign. Some did not feel the desire to dress up for the spirit days or take part in the lunch time acti- vities, which included a Hula-hoop contest, a Chubby Bunny contest, a shouting contest, and the tra- ditional Tug-of-War. But as Friday approached and the sun came out, so did people's spirit TWIRP rally is my favorite of the year because everyone is out to have a good time. No teams get introduced, there's no royalty to announce, and everyone just lets go, especially the guys, said Ker- rie Berbles. Not only were there perform- ances by an all male Drill 'team and an all male cheerleading squad, there was also a tricycle relay and a Wheel Of Fortune skit, which incorporated the Student Govem- ment sponsored Litter Lottery. The whole idea of the Litter Lottery was to promote the cleaning up of litter by offering candy and prizes for those with the most tickets. All a person has to do to get a ticket is be seen pick- ing up trash by a member of Stu- dent Govermnent. Then all the tickets are put into a barrel and we have a drawing, said Peggy Gra- ter. Prizes awarded to winners at the rally included movie tickets, do- nuts, pizza, or cash. After the skit the spirited seniors were an- nounced as the winning class of the TWIRP Rally. The week of festivities was fi- nished off with a not so festive dance. Although few had a bad time all in all, even fewer enjoyed the dance's DJ. or any of the music he played. I couldn't believe the music they played at the dance. I didn't know more than three or four songs. It was like rapping music, without the rap, said Danielle Yates. The whole week was fun, with dress up days and contests, and then the rally with all the guys in drag. The build up just made me expect something extra special from the dance. Well, dinner was nice, said Peggy Smith. Tnodsling and shouting, Kris King demon- strates the TWIRP theme to excite the rally goers. Q ,Q . ima? E Being a chubby bunny, Isaac Mackey tries to say a few words to Mike Kane at a lunch time activity. '
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