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Name It and They Will Do It Laveme and Charles enjoy a game of shuffleboard. Lydia uses her time to catch up with her reading. Benjamin seems to have it all wrapped up with his hands of cards. This was the second consecutive year that the students of Madison High have had the pleasure of ac- tivity period. It was held each Tuesday and Thursday from 11:10 to 11:40. The Students engaged in various activities around the school campus, such as basketball, volley- ball, table tennis, horseshoes, shuf- fleboard. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, the students were given a ten minute break between third and fourth period. However, stu- dents were not allowed to leave the school grounds. 27
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Chrisfmas in Mexico Christmas in Mexico was the theme of the Spanish Club's Christmas Program presented to the student body on December 15. The program consisted of Christmas songs sung in Spanish; a dialogue of a poor family's Christmas; and a portrayal of the Pasadas procession, a traditional Mexican festivity. The program was ended with the customary game of break the Pifiata, a bag that can be filled with anything from goodies to water. 26
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Books and Crooks Combine a pair of crooks (one of which is the exact double of the principal), high school romance, a principal who hides his good nature by yelling at his nervous sec- retary or by cracking down on students for minor infractions of rules, a lively student body and involved parents. Mix all in- gredients well. The result is a situation which gives insight to some of the unac- ademic pursuits of high school students, and an evening of great fun for cast and audience alike. The Junior Class used this recipe on March 27, and the results were side splitting. Now you see it . . . Now you don't. How will Mr. Henley . . . OOPS . . . Prof. . . get out of this one? 28
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