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lHll?lll.ll.lUlllll.lllElEll llllll lllla lull ll IUUIIHIEEIIE' St hool invaded by martians, gob- lins and spooks? No, not aliens from another planet, or the rising of the dead, but Halloween day had arrived. Ntanx people decorated themselves up to celebrate the occasion. Clinge ing leotards were worn to represent plavbov bunnies, cats, and mice, A cluster ot costumed people rumbled around school on roller skates. XX hip me, beat ine, l want more! cried Nt,Cf, Alan York as Honnie Bosn- yak depicting a Kiss character paced the stage to be judged in the Iunt h time costume competitions. Selected teachers rated the contest- ants. lhe one with the highest score won an album and a bag of candy. Characters from babies to witches displayed themselves. Skipping to the first place award during fourth period lunch were the lin man and Dorothy, who on regu- lar sc hool days were Todd Pierce and liexerlv liell. Earning his first place points, cupid lett Richardson pulled doxx n his boxers to show ott his red heart underwear during fitth period lunch, A chick coming out of an egg, Rondalin liramwell rotated out on her roller skates for sixth period lunch's winner. Pranksters designed decorations in front of the Art display building Hal- loween morning. Playground equip' ment was planted on the grass, Fish- ing line extended from building to building obstructing people crossing the portables by the smoking area. lhe word HUBE was sprayfpainted on the ground making its debut appearance, lor the evening some students had to stay home and pass out candy. No one else was home so I had to, commented Rachel Millard. High schoolers with their pillow cases and paper bags still competed with the minors for the free trick or treat candy, lhrowing eggs and racing up and down blocks kept pranksters busy for the night. As Ken Knox put it, The fun of pranks is the risk of fs'5531'Xx ing most like an ' ,,. blximg C-dugmf' ADETERMINING THE WINNER of me Ummm? ties was an apple bobbing contest. The partir contest, Kevin Motschall and linda Brown judge PHVWIS hdil to lvttf' lllf? fipplf' Out Ol thv llllfli the contestants. Added to the lunch time activi- f1mlfxf1l'l- Halloween !Transacti0ns
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GUCHAHTZGI WI U1 class I-Xttt-r ht-aring tht- applause tor tht- tlitln't gt-t a thantt- to st-t- tht- otht-r tirst att, I ltnt-xx tht- nt--tt ntimht-r was mt-mht-rs pt-rtorm. lutlging IW tht- ahotit lti Int-gin, Llntlt-r tht- spotlights applaust- I ht-artl, tht- autlit-ntv loxt tl ot tht- Intltistrx Ilills fonxt-ntion C.t-n- tht- ntiinlnt-rs as mttt h asl tlitl wht-n I tt-r, Cfahart-t Night attrattt-tl a trowtl sau tht-in tltiring rt-ht-arsals. It was ot sttitlt-nts, tht-tr part-nts, antl rt-la- tantastit T tommt-ntt-tl It-tl Iirt-xxsttr ttxt-s. -Xttt-r walking through tht- txt-rxlnotlx tlitl grt-at he-tatisv ot tht tloors, tht- classy atmospht-rt'- invitt-tl halantt- ot tht- choral tlt-partmt-nt t-xt-rxont- to t omt- in, sit tloxx n anti hr- ,mtl tht- tlant t-rs, t-ntt-itaint-tl in stylt-. Ciahart-t Night tontinut-tl xxhilt- I Iiuttt-rtlit-s tluttt-rt-tl insitlt- my xxaitt-tl tor my nt-xt t-ut,-. Comme-rtial stomat h xx hilt- xxaiting in tht- torri- tlor lttt inx tttt-, I hlt-ntlt-tl in with all Cihamlnt-r Cfhoral sang a mt-tllt-I troin tht- otht-r Nttistang Singt-rs. Iht- tlrt-ssf tht- making ot' Rt-t-st-'S Pt-antit I3 ing room xxht-rt- I hatl itist tomt- trom s . nas ttllt-tl with thattt-r, applatist- Ctisttimt-tl as tjat, it grtittp or tgtlt-tl lirolst- otit tor liratl Cfltnt- attt-r singing singt-rs pottnt t-tl out t hanting Yon laltt- Nh lirt-ath -Xwavf' -X littlP int-oxxfint-onfint-owfint-ow, tor start-tl antl nt-rxotis, I tolloxxt-tl tht- Xtt-tm Nti-t tat tootl, Iht- atitlit-ntt lint- til girls who mort- a tlrt-ss itlt-nti- txt-nt lnananas attt-r tht- 'Tihtqttita tal to mint-, N-tx palms wt-rv ht-ginf song, tht-n mt-llow xoitt-s htimmt-tl ning lt- sxxt-at, I approat ht-tl tlost-i to tht- stagt-, xxht-n all ot a stitltlt-n, the- hlintling lights hit my tatt-. Tht- tright solos hx lxim Crax, Carol Iiohr antl hatl tlisappt-art-tl. I trit-tl to trt-at thc Iohn Bishaha, Ttttanv Bt-ntlt-r, as Min pt-rtortnantv itist liltt- an ortlinarx nit- tht- Xtt-rmaitl partitipatt-tl in an prattitt-, t-nst-mhlt-, Ht-r haltftish hotlv was Ntx voit t- ioint-tl tht- otht-rs to sing tarrit-tl on stagt-. I ntling tht- program Ext-rxl-oth lit- Dant in ', I xxasn't tht- Chainht-r Singt-rs sang tht ir solo tlant ing though, tht- xxholt- group mt-tllt,-xs antl tht- tinalt-, Iht- t-xt-ning itist stootl tht-rt- antl sang. Ct-tting ht-r was tinisht-tl with tht- last stroltt- ol thantt- to solo, X'alt-rit- Allt-n sang mtisit tlirt-ttor Ntr, Iarrx Clint- s last lJanc't-f' xxantl. Contint-tl to tht- tlrt-ssing rooms, I LUMACHO-MACHO MAN thants lst-nnx sing anxxxht-rv at anxtimt-, not nnlx in tht- 'xtorris tlant ing arotintl imitating tht- polite- shout-r, latight-tl his ststt-r Nt-ttit- Ntorrts man ot tht- XtIlagt- Pvoplt- kt-nrtv likt-s to ts M as Q , ,I ,tai , ACONVINCINC EVERYONE that t tisttiint-s in tht- pttigrain mt-rv inatlt- AHWHENEVER I CALL YOU in st-xt-tal phast-s tit tht- tlant t- pro- tht- ht-st tiina ts K hit ltt-n ot tht- with tht- aitl tit Nlrs loan Ilt-ntlt-tstin, FRIEND, rt-spontl Iohn Iiishaha tluttion tw Iort Illsworth anti It-ri Nt-a nit--n-aitl lit-t Itx Isittah xxaxt-s Ntrs Cainit-n Iaint-s, .intl st-xt-ral antl Ciintlx I't-rt-Jtlttring tht-irtlut-t St-txt-ll, tht- mtisit paust-tl hut tht- l-t-r ttth -,nl ltIlltt'.1tltllt'tttt' tbtht-r otht-r part-nts Iht- tntistt xxas tlt-arlx ht-artl, hut tlantt-rsttinttnut-tl 22 Transactionsfifabaret Night
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