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Festive Fun at Fall Festi al This September 11th through the 13th, the grounds of Notre Dame parish were stomped by the feet of approximately one-hundred fun'seeking SHS students. Why the big gathering? It was the week- end for the Fall Festival. Why so many people? Junior John Shaw quotes, Noth- ing really happens in Southbridge and when something like this comes around, everyone makes it a point to go. The Fall Festival, an annual event put on by the parish of Notre Dame, is re- ferred to by most teens as the social event of the year. It is a place where teens come to meet their friends, chance their luck at a numbers game and stuff themselves with mouth-watering fried dough. This is the place where relationships begin and end for students at SHS. Students may attend a dance on Friday night or try their luck at winning a giant stuffed animal or even an extra ten dollars at the Chug-a-Lug booth. The Fall Festival also sets the stage for a variety of new experiences. Freshmen are welcomed into the high school scene with a touch of friendly initiation. Upper- classmen get together for a Unight on the town. Former graduates return to remi- nisce with old high school buddies. Within three days, all of the excitement is gone but the memories of the festival never seem to disappear. l 1 t l t . l E l Erin Montigny and Paul Girard clearly show that love uballoonsl' at the Fall Festival, Above: Jennifer Sheehan and Chris Diani say ll. O Student Life cheese to the camera. Below: Jennifer Ferron, Mandi Bruce, and Allison Bartlett make a fine trio.
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fx .. f O , , Ivy 1 I X! fy, ' gy Business personified: Kristyn Leblanc concentrates on her job requirements at Rise and Shine Bakery, L. f 'u I Al Above: UA pound of American cheese. sliced thin. Tony Osimo at Big Bunny Deli. Center: Frankly speaking. Friendly's employee Darrell Thompson demonstrates the art of hot dog assemblage. Below: At Rise and Shine Bakery. Pam Lavallee cheer' fully hands customers their pastries. Student Life 9
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Tammy Hooke and Kelly Plante stick together at the Fall Festival. l Upperclassmen, Randy Garneau, top. ' W W- 'f'? r '. LV .' fl ,L . 5 ,Q Mike Durocher, Chris Gosk, and Todd Berry try their luck under the I I1 big - ,.f I L+ age' ff! Sandra Lanctot, Kelly Congdon, Jill Savary, Kim Dion, Linda Lambert, and Penny Boyer dazzle us with their pearly whites, Student Life 11
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