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“Are all your doors open on your advent calendar?” “No, I have four left.” Most students were coun- ting down the days tll school was let out. The idea of sleep- ing late filled everyone’s mind. The Christmas spirit had finally set in. Junior Ami Davenport ob- served, “I love Christmas sea- Tis the Season. In the Christmas spirit, Matt Regan and a few of Mrs. hris Lepi’s first hour class decorate the Christmas tree. 20 Christmas son because everyone is so cheery and jolly.” When the last day finally arrived, students were restless but wound down with the SCA dance. A familiar question that echoed through the halls was “What are you doing over break?” Christmas break offered time for family, friends, en- tertainment, and relaxation. This break appealed to each student in a different way. “I sat around and reminisced with my relatives,” commen- ted senior Richard Vaughan. Some students traveled to far-off places like Canada, Hawaii, and Pennsylvania. When asked what she did ... vacations, activities, and socializing n The Spirit over Christmas break, senior Beth Ballman replied, “I went to the Poconos for the Living End Ski Trip and when I came back, I spent time with my friends.” Even though Christmas break was a little bit shorter, it still gave everyone a rest be- fore they had to come back for the new year. Ho! Ho! Ho! “Can I help?” Sopho- more Lisa Ogiba looks on as Mrs. Brenda Winstead helps Jenn Oakes dress for a visit to Riverside Hospital : :
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Picture of Concentration. Processing clams is part of senior Bubba Moore's job. He was employed by E. T. Firth Seafood in Poquoson. 19 — College night at Tabb; school play November 20 — School play 21 — School play 6 — Football, Gloucester 25 — College Fair for seniors | 7 — SAT’s; Urbana Christmas Parade 06i—— Thanksgwing holiday begins — 13 — Dance 14 — Regional Chorus auditions 18 — Report Cards; Football banquet Out of school 19
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December 2 — Knowledge Master Competition 3 — Youth of Month award 4 — Boys’ Basketball, Gloucester; Faculty Children’s Christmas party 5 — Wrestling quad; SAT’s; Dance — Boys’ Basketball, HRA 9 — SCA Christmas fund drive starts 10 — Boys’ Basketball, Greenbriar 11 — Pep rally 12 — Regional Band; Wrestling quad 15 — Boys’ Basketball, Portsmouth Catholic Don’t Peek. Games are part of the an- nual SCA Christmas Party. Senior Matt Regan blindfolded Chad Rowley while Lyndsie Junghans wai- ted for her turn. ‘ 18 — Christmas concert; Wrestling, Hamp- ton University; Boys’ Basketball, York 19 — Wrestling, Hampton University 22 — Christmas break begins Christmas 21
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