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; Aboard the senior winning float, Jayne ■Captain Crunch Vaughn and Zone Grover try to keep the ship afloat. Eighth grader Andy Frost wearing egg carton glasses and sporting fra zled hair looks boxed-in and strung out for Crazy Day. The juniors won the volleyball competition, thanks to the efforts of Larry uSpike McClellan and teammates. Lift
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