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Halloween Madness Strikes Who were those strange beings? They were the students and staff who were crazy enough to show up in costume for the annual Halloween Dress-Up Day. The three hours of madcap com- edy were highlighted by the pie-eating contest and the egg toss, neither of which were clean events. Susan Bachor, a walking jelly bean, won first prize in the costume contest. In other events, Jerry Oliver, Ron Phares, Joe Davis, Wes Rob- ertson, Mark Nickell, and Darrell Parks won the Coke Relay; John Minarcin and Mike Stevens hobbled their way to triumph in the 3-legged race; Roscoe Anaya slurped his chocolate pie in winning time; Ron Phares whistled first in the cracker whistle contest; and Victor Vasquez and Christina Lopez won the egg toss. Halloween s 41
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Ron Phares overlooks Jamie Parker and Rhonda Long as they whistle while they work. A look of anticipation comes over Susan Bachor as she waits tor the results of the costume contest. Heavy metalists Cindy Smith, Joe Davis, Monet Fo- garty, Rhonda Lott, Mrs. Ashwood, and J.C. Phillips join toget her in a chorus of Hail, Hail, the Gang ' s All Here. Christina Lopez, the eventual winner, Cynthia Franco, and Tony Sullivan try to avoid a big splat in the egg toss. While wearing the cream pie on his face, Danny Day exclaims, Look Mom, I can see myself. Andy Lambright and Sean Hartman cross over to vic- tory as Joe Davis and partner follow close behind in the first heat of the 3-legged race. NAO Halloween
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It Only Hurts When We Laugh M At least that was the consensus of opinion of those students who viewed this year ' s drama class presentation. For a much-needed change, Ms. Gooden wanted to take a different ap- proach to teaching drama for 1983-84. She de- cided to have her students do funny skits and ugly jokes as the basis for a comedy-variety show. The main point of the whole program was to get the audience members to be able to laugh at themselves despite their faults and im- perfections. The show was a great success, and Ms. Goo- den feels that the students did an excellent job, especially since, for most of them, this was their first performance in front of a live audi- ence. ' I L »« 4 i, fi « ti ■c? M Mm gttWWE i 3dlJoO 1 3° p x ;42 Drama
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