Kingman Middle School - Time of our Lives Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

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of clothing, from casual to dressy. Rather s than hiding their talents, they shared them . with their parents and friends in the annual fashion show. There are over 100 students - involved, and the teachers do a lot of organizing to put the show together, complete with sets and lighting and - narration. Everything's a little shaky until the very end, when it suddenly pulls together and the show comes off without a hitch. Congratulations, Home Ec One: We caught Brian Dougherty in the act of 3- wheeling on the stage before the fashion show began. Two: Kingman junior Highs own Future Models of America - Georgia Adams, Milei Malysz, Charity Nelson, Susan Shuffler, Kelly Shuffler, Tara Schwanbeck, and Christine Meyer, Three: Tracie Schoeff struts her stuff' in the shorts she made for the fashion show. In Style , cy! The Home Economics students have all X been hard at work this fall sewing all sorts s WWWM, I F . if 'Maw department, for a job well done! 86 Fashion Show

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E W 4 i 3 Y Mohave County Fair In September, many of our students attended the Mohave County Fair. Some students were taking part in the various exhibits, entering original arts or crafts, or showing off their livestock as members of 4-H clubs. Others just came to look at the exhibits, ride the rides, or try their hand at the midway games Whatever the reason, the county fair was a lot of fun for all. av 5 5 HH 6 Three: It's a long way down for Yuko Price as she rumbles out of her basket. Four: Barbara Leidenberger and Becca Beach make a new friend at the livestock pens, Five: By the bundle of tickets in her hand, it looks like Sacha Stroud is going to ride 'til she drops . Six: 4-H members raise and show many different kinds of animals. Here, Kristen Punteney prepares her bunny for judging. Mohave County Fair 85

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