Mazama High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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Murry! - Machi Kudo, Chris Preheim, and An- gela Bivens try to make up time in the spoon pass. Getting close - Michelle Galloway and Tammy Stevens pop balloons by hugging. Threading the spoon - Scott Yuchniuk makes sure the thread passes safely through his shirt and down the line. Spring Week - 157

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SPRING WEEK Spring week was brought up by the student council as an excellent idea to keep students en- thusiastic about school and its activi- ties. It was also an idea to keep it as an annual event each fall and spring. The week of excitement started off with a spark of paradise with an Aloha” dance. The next evening was the popular carnival to wrap up the week- end. It continued throughout the next week with Monday being Slob Day. Tuesday Dress-Up Day.” Wednesday Tourist and Olym- pics Day.” More and more people partici- pated each day in the fun, and spring week was a success. Mrs. Robbie Porter, advisor for student council quoted, The spring week turn-out went really well, they had more people sign up for activities than in- tended. The stu- dents had fun, that's what made it such a success. We hope to continue it as an an- nual event in both the spring and fall. When the year was starting to wind down. Spring Week was a great activity to keep students in- volved in school-re- lated events, and a great success too! When the year was starting to wind down. Spring Week was a great activity to keep students in- volved in school-re- lated events, and a great success too! Aloha! - This happy group ot Cuong Nguyen. Michelle Turner Kristin Shimeh, Tracy Clegg, Carrie Zelnar. Erin Rog- ers. Carol O Brien, Tammy Burk, and Jamie Merritt took time during the kick-off dance to have their picture taken. 156 - Spring Week

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Big Top Carnival Fundraisers, fun- draisers! What a frustration. Gradu- ation and other ac- tivities began to creep up on every- one. Senior parents needed an idea, one that could involve the whole student body. A CARMIVAL! All clubs and organi- zations could par- ticipate if they want- ed. Clubs such as Key Club, Yearbook, Lance, Rally, For- eign Language, and S.A.D.D. participat- ed. This fun and ex- citing success was held at the begin- ning of Spring Week, adding ex- citement to the en- tire student body and faculty. Some of the most popular booths were Dunk Tank, Jail, and the feared Flit Man. Stu- dents felt the carni- val was a big hit, and a lot of fun. They look forward to pos- sibly having an- other. Ready to fire -Tony Bun- yard prepares for re- venge on his best pal at the dunk tank. Quarterback's favorite - Angela Bivens prepares the target at the football throw. 158 - Carnival