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■ An intersling couple! George Brown makes his move on sexy Eviner Pido. Watch out! Freddy ' s back! Scott Thomas had a lot of fun with his costume. ▼ Peace, man, peace. Steve Nauck journeys back to the 60 ' s, accompanied by 80 ' s Raggedy Ann, Shannon Gal- legos. ▲ Kerry Norlin, believe it or not, is a clown, while our prin- cipal source of comedic en- dowments comes from Shiek Paul Grover of La Palma Confess — I Confess. Rev- erend Mark Melo tries to re form Krishna Frank. Looks like he needs to confess him- self. Halloween 11
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f Bees, Pigs and Vampires We all know what Hallowen is: students dressed up in bizarre, unusual costumes. This year Dr. Warren Stephenson dressed up as a clown. Many teachers dressed up in outrageous costumes, for example Ms. Whit- sett ' s generic Hallow- een costume — a T- shirt with the words Halloween Costume on it. A special Halloween contest was held near the gym during lunch. The three winners were Jimmy Nguyen as a Couch Potato; Pat Murphy as the Head- less Horseman, who wore a real pumpkin on his head; and Jeff Buchanan, David Bon- a ventura, and Jed Pineda who won first place as the Reggae Men. ▲ Moving to a unique beat, the Reggae Men. Jeff Bu- chanan, Jed Pineda, and Da- vid Bonaventura, end up winning first place in the Halloween costume contest. ► Kennedy ' s own killer bee, Ryan Ito was a major reason Halloween was such a suc- cess. 10 Hall ween
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I participate in Spirit Week because I take pride in Kennedy. — Melanie Bretz 12th Grade After seeing how much spirit everyone had, I wish that I had contributed. — Esther Lee 10th Grade xplosions of Spirit Variations of green and gold, togas, fifties outfits, slob clothes, and twins exploded on campus during the last week of November. It was Spirit Week! En- thusiastic stuidents had the chance to uniquely display their spirit and creativity on the dress-up days. There was Slob Day; Twin Day; Green, White, Gold Day; Toga Day; and even Fifties Day. Lunchtime activ- ities involved the skill of each of the classes. Some of the events in- cluded an egg toss, a three-legged race, an amoeba race, and a hoola-hoop contest. Everyone who par- ticipated had a great time. ▲ Leading the Freshman class in the Amoeba Race, Karin Salber di- rects her classmates carefully through the course. ▲ Holding the limbo stick, Yvette Tuphan and Jed Pineda cheer Mike Moore to a successful limbo. L Spirit Week
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