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Below: 3rd prize winner- Margaret Emmons. Right: Theresa Sullivan. Far right: Natalie Cosentino. J A X ii' ai K xf f' L Above: Mr. Deluca watches as a student takes a chance at the Bean Bag Toss. Right: 1st prize winners- Three Blind Dice- Crystal Floyd, Vida Cornelious, and Deidre Richardson. Halloween Carnival Q1 f WAY - xii
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Taking The Wheel As anyone who's ever tried to get to homeroom on time after getting up at 7:15 can tell you-having a car to get to school is a must! Driving to school is a vital aspect of student life4without it, lots of students would find themselves stranded at 7:35. Student cars can be classified into three categories-owned, preowned and just plain borrowed. There are those lucky few who are fortunate enough to own new cars whether they bought them or received them as gifts. These students can usually be seen with a carload of their friends that they volunteered to take home! Then there are those who affectionately regard their cars as treasures. Clearly in the preowned category, these vehicles often have doors and fenders falling off Kwhile in transitlj, and paints in two or 'three colors which are used to hide the rust spots. Family cars are popular among our third group of drivers. Students who drive them are usually meticulous about the tini- est manuevers with the vehicle, making them easy to spot, especially while they're parallel parking. CQTVF-'Ville - --11. v p
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Draws 600 As usual, the Halloween Carnival, which was held on October 26 in the gym, was a big success. Six hundred parents and little children, as well as students, were in attendance. There were competitions for best booth won by the Jr. Council, and best costume, won by the Three Blind Dice : Deidre Richardson, Vida Cornelius, and Crystal Floyd. Second place went to Annette C-raye who was dressed as a unicorn, and third place went to Margaret Emmons. The winners received 5515, 510, and 55 respectively. There was also dancing to the music of the DJ., Jeff Brooks. It was a fun-filled evening for all who attended. TE 17, ...QL il Top left: Annette Graye wins second place at the Halloween Carnival. Above: Soph. Council members Collette, Pam and Donna watch as a fellow sophomore takes a shot. Left: Kristen Ballister and Jennifer Isgrigg.
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