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Todd Lynch and Margo Melon- drez babble YUMI as they gob- ble chocolate pudding served In Pampers ▲ Pee-Wee Herman carries his talking MoU Brubaker doll T A Baby buddies Krlstlna Godfrey and Slocy Songstad A ■4 Slowly but surely, senior babies, Carolyn Langdeld. Lorl Sommert, Amy Lytle, Morgo Melendrez, JoK Colvert and 0«e-Oe« Con- don wake up (fom their morning % nap A Mark Mutser ' t a happy baby alter enjoying his school provided break fasti H , twenty-five
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Baby Expressions As the down rose on Baby Day The kids broke their slumber and began to play The toilet paper flew, and the confetti was spread Some of them wishing they were still in bed They carried their bottles, blankets, and bears Knowing these were the memories they would always share Laughing and giggling they sat in the quad And off to sleep some of them did nod They played duck, duck goose and had a bottle chug-a-lug While Matt gave his favorite doll a great big hug Todd Lynch gobbled his pudding right down While Lorie Short stopped and looked up with a frown The seniors had fun being babies once again But unfortunately this special day came to an end Remember, though, give it some recognition Baby Day is not a trend, but forever a tradition 1 Cami Bullock ' s teddy be the only one wtio understands boby talk A Amy lytle struggles to down water-filled bottle first Trie blind feeding he bl Leah Kati feeds Nicole Ph baby food •4 Whafs ftie matter Rob Bae ker? Did you soil your diapers ' twenty-four ▲
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A time to show your pride . . . sApAiArAiAt: Raefer Kingston proves that freshmen are spirited too. ▲ Leila Shukur and Renee West take turns at feeding the baby, ► Jim Lloyd loves to eat his grapes by the bunch. Spirit Week is a time for Hawk students to shov their pride. Seniors show their pride while dressing up as babies. Juniors be- come Romans, while wearing their Togas. Sophomores wear their parents old clothes as they transform themselves into Hippies of the 60 ' s and 70 ' s. The freshman class expressed their true fashion state- ments as they dressed up as nerds. All in all, spirit week lived up to everyones ex- pectations of fun and excitement. A twenty-six ▲
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