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Senior Brian Whitehead transforms clay into a Just sitting around during the festival is enough bust of sophomore Jan Jackson at the Art for Kim Gluschenko, Leslie Barnhart,JeffSlusher Club booth and Cindy Howe. For Non Vciccitioners While a large number of students were on their way to various vacation spots, some were attending Winter Festival activities at school. Postponed earlier because of the weather, the festival was reschedul- ed for March 18, as various clubs sponsored booths to entertain hall wanderers. Tug-o-wars, trike races, and obstacle courses began and ended the hectic day. Finding a thimble in a mound of flour is a lot easier said than done, finds sophomore Tony Hay, as he struggles to bring fame to his class. pv- Trudging through the last segment of the obstacle course, junior Melody Burris heads for the finish line. Expansion 23
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Challenge for Students Among the over 450 entrants in the annual Special Olympics at Cen- tral High School were five Northside students: Lori Miller, Wayne Sim- mons, Darrell Chambers, Robert Barton, and Randy Anthony. Hosted by Muncie for the eighth year, the opening ceremonies were conducted much like the World Olympics. One athlete from each of the six counties, Blackford, Jay, Ran- dolph, Madison, Grant, and Delaware, helped to carry around a small torch which was used to light the larger torch which then remained lit throughout the activities. Competition in swimming and track and field were divided into age and ability groups, as well as male and female. Events were judged by the Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority, while McDonaId's provided food and drinks for the participants. James Powers Freshman Robert Barton takes an early lead as the Special Olympics' 50 yard dash gets under way. Wayne Simmons, Randy Anthony, Darrell Chambers, and Robert Barton walk back to tjhe starting point after each placed in the ash. Expansion 25
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