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MARDI GRAS
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE The Foreign Language Mardi Gras Week was held during the week of February 17th thru 21st. It began with a poster contest and a project foir on Monday. The posters and projects were on display in the library. The first place winner in the poster contest was Tim Jackson. Tim Cherry and Avery Davis were first place winners in the project fair. On Tuesday a Declamation contest was held. Each student competing was to read a paragraph in his or her foreign lan- gauge. All three languages competed on beginning and ad- vanced levels. The first place winners for French, Latin, and Spanish were: Beginning French - Roger Culpepper, Advanced French - Joan Cherry, Intermediate Latin - Lori Wilson, Ad- vanced Latin - Tim Cherry and Kenneth Corum, Beginning Spanish - Roxanne Long, Advanced Spanish - Cheryl Clisby. An International Buffet was held at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday at which the King and Queen, Mark Whitaker and Sharon Herring, and their court were presented and crowned. The first runners up were Angela Albergottie and Todd Hall. Second runners up were Lynette Hatcher and Reddell Windley. Par- ticipating students and their parents were invited to the Inter- national Buffet. The students did an excellent job of preparing some complicated and delicious dishes. The first place winners in the International Buffet were: French Meats - Janet Miller, French Vegetables - Lynn Stallings and Amand Mines, French Desserts - Robert Sarver, Latin Meats - Lori Wilson, Spanish Meats - Sandy Cox, Spanish Vegetables - Lisa Towns, Spanish Desserts - Terrence Epps. The Mardi Gras Parade was held Wednesday during lunch periods. The band, floats, banners and costumes worn by the foreign language students called much attention to Foreign Language. For the first time an awards assembly was held on Friday. This assembly presented trophies, ribbons, and certificates to the contest winners. Thanks to the careful planning by Mrs. Lucas - Department Head, Mrs. Flynn, Mr. Crute, and Mrs. Bradley, Foreign Lan- guage Week at Manor was a complete success. 18
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