George Mason High School - Mustang Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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Sunshine Carnival Mad scientist |ohn Simmons detects lies at the truth booth. “The City Dump sets up on school grounds to provide musical entertainment throughout the day. The second annual Carnival, again sponsored by the Student Council, faced two major set- backs. The first occurred when the Carnival Committee chairman moved out of the area leaving his successor the monumental task of organizing all the last minute details. The sec- ond was the weather. After four hours of Car- nival activity a seemingly minute rain shower turned into a steady down pour, and the Car- nival closed early. The amount of money taken in, indicated that Carnival 70 would have been much more successful than the previous year if it had run the entire day, without interruption. But only a few club ' s showed a real profit, with the early closing. Booths quantity remained the same as last year, although money-making project typ es were varied. In addition to catering to the younger set, booths selling books, arts and crafts, and international confections attracted the adult crowd. With a storeroom full of surplus prizes and definite plans for organization presently in the making, the third annual carnival seems prom- ising. Mr. Ellis puts in some overtime by lending a hand at the arts and crafts booth.