Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell
Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell
Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell
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"•»» t, Vu lowHl. October 4. I9U<br />
STUDENf EVENfS,<br />
Spirit Week<br />
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<strong>class</strong>man truing quite w h<br />
he said. "<strong>The</strong>y tell us to drew la *rd<br />
and wtiittamJwhcn weoVilhr r rip*<br />
IX US."<br />
Freshmen captorv third placr.<br />
Koostanttne Tc£&s had high iwpcj<br />
for his <strong>class</strong>. "<strong>The</strong> fre*4tntan <strong>class</strong> is<br />
gotny to show who tltey really ore on<br />
Spirit Day!"<br />
On Tuesday, it •.as the sophomores'<br />
turn to iHr< v their spirit.<br />
Many (ophotnorcs were stating<br />
red and white, most regiurics were<br />
coi.tr*. J.j decorated, and the hallways<br />
displayed banncn saying<br />
"Has* of ( M."<br />
A tew sopltMnorci. such as Ncdja<br />
McNeil, even itreased up like Indian;<br />
in order to show their spirit to the<br />
school.<br />
Sophomore Gcorgeac Puulakidji<br />
commented, "More people hate fidten<br />
spirited this year. Last year people<br />
>igncd up to commraecf but they<br />
d Ja't do anything. This year renre<br />
people ar? hclp'na, io create a very<br />
tptrttcd atmosphere.<br />
Jeany Dubner agreed that Sopho*<br />
it wx ;ood. Even a junior told me<br />
w."<br />
"We were very loud, rowdy, and<br />
red." said Laura Garcia.<br />
One anonymous sophonurc didn't<br />
share their enthusiasm. "1 thought<br />
certain sopbornuies .ttrtttl really<br />
bard but in general they didn't work,<br />
as hard at they should have."<br />
<strong>The</strong> attractive sophunore tec shtrtf<br />
were very popular; trcast-rrr Jenny<br />
Kao appfottmatcd the cU«s made<br />
about $500 prafh.<br />
<strong>The</strong> next day was Wednesday airJ<br />
<strong>The</strong> sopbouorr song gfeti strut<br />
their staff.<br />
JtnCor Dty, Th*: Junior were tmc to<br />
uieir sloftn, "Be true to your<br />
school". <strong>The</strong> junior registries had<br />
bcea decon&d in red aad white<br />
streamers. baUokM, and big signs<br />
promoting the On? of "87. <strong>The</strong> secorrf<br />
fioor baB«iy WM decorated with<br />
Ureamen and many lockcn were<br />
decorsMd. It looked as if every junior<br />
*i» wearing r»4 aad white,<br />
hi C f Pjl h<br />
isked if she thovgbt the junior dais<br />
was goto* to be carnprtmno foi the<br />
•CT^ sail.'*Wc are defautriyb the<br />
Alex Itsattmkjr dncila dice «n><br />
"... oc caoc?h publicity, DO DCWI-<br />
PVcn. radio ads. or Uhnpi." mil<br />
.-t it ' r -• .sdoy. *o thry<br />
did t*z> pa •» " *t-*m on Junior<br />
Day.<br />
Thursday moroifn <strong>Lowell</strong> Hmh<br />
School haJ been faauornwit into<br />
"Scniorfand".<br />
<strong>The</strong> senior clau had decorated<br />
o -ry area cf-Sti<br />
reptuc<br />
HOUK<br />
She added ti<br />
PTSA fw Vii<br />
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