Page Middle School - Panther Yearbook (Madison Heights, MI)

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1. Batters upkBeth Gillespie strikes out, attempting to break the pinata. 2. Mrs. Cohen blindfolds Beth Gillespie in true Spanish custom to bat first hour's pinata. 3. What a mess! Students dive into the fallen pinata. 57

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l A 2v l .File - i , F1 rg -. ' 024 ' , - iw, l I 2 1 9 fed' A U '30 1. Mrs. Greig's third hour lfrench class wutches as she shows them how to make Crepe snzettes. a yummy foreign language treat. Mrs. Greig advises her students. 2. Vince Skaarud tastes the finished product. Mmmm i----good. 3. The candy-tilled Pinutn is hung for batting by Tom Kohler. 4. Mzmy hours were spent in creating various shaped und sized pinu1a's. A Bumble Bee is displayed by Bill Haas, Brenda Culpeper, Ken Loudermilk, Carol Tomeo, Gary Armstrong, and .left Tuttle. 5. The French classes brought the Arc de Triumph to their classroom through detailed soup carvings. Damu Laws finishes her project. 56

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. sg? i if ' 1. A poster depicting highlights of America's past has Karen Cardona, Sue Bunch, and Dee Dee Turner working hmd. 2. History can be confusing at times. Rob Smith requests Mr. Berlin's explanation. 3. Madison Heights City management was the topic of the discussion led by Councilmen Gisczeck and Geralds in Mr. Ramautls Social Studies class. 4. History projects require research. Jeanne Pool and Deanna Mischalski explore the past. Q SA