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Many different activities were held during Black History Week. All during the week members of Essence went to classrooms and told short biogra- phies of accomplished black persons. Wednesday was soul food day vvith the serving of fried chicken and greens. A lot of time and effort vvent into the production of The Little Ham, vvhich was per- formed on February 13. The activities ended with a dance held in the cafeteria. E Q Q . t 3 5 s K . TOP: John Carson portrays the role of a detective. LEFT: Miss Dob- son Clvlarilyn Cunninghamj leaves the store disgusted after finding they don't have any snuff. ABOVE: The girls attempt to separate Leroy and West Indian from fighting due to an incident over shined shoes. activities 31
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A Drama Competition vvas held at Ramona high school in which EHS drama students competed. There vvere many different categories vvhich the students began preparing for 5-6 weeks ahead of time. Scott Kilmah placed third in individual serious, while Phyl- lis Palmer and Joyce Pey- nolds took second in group serious. Sue Veyveris, Janice lvans, Pon Vvhittiker and Wess Snovv placed third in group humorous. First place vvas taken by Nancy Meek and Jay Cox. Overall El-IS placed third in sweepstakes B-..., N Nw 30 activities t -f Q ,, ,,,, 2 a, 4 fa I' 'A'r 4 t . xg, m Q , . V Y V :ff TOP: Nancy Meek and Jay Cox do scene from Felfters People. ABOVE: Acting out their part ln JB are Ftandy Childs and Bill Greeley. RIGHT: Scott Kilman becomes involved in his dramatic scene. 'SJ at 2 rf ,g 2 - , 3155,-hy
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Confetti filled the air on Feb- ruary 28, the date of the annual Mardi Gras. Booths were set up by AFS and the different language depart- ments, selling a variety of foods. Many enjoyed dancing to the music of Straight-Up. There were also many games and contests. Debbie Mathews and Jeff Kessinger vvon the dance contest, vvhile Jan Lambert and Joe Bridge took first place for the best original costumes. fr 2:4 ' 5' 1 I. 1. '- za I gy I Wh X X .f y 32 activities TOP: Linda Bunn was startled when a cascarone was busted on her head. ABOVE: Participants in the costume contest paraded around the dance floor, RIGHT: Jan Lambert and Joe Bridge were surprised when announced as the costume winners.
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