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•Due to the fact that the sophomores had a
                                                                      very busy schedule and less time than usual to
                                                                      prepare for Field Day 1992, it was a major
                                                                      challenge. Sure enough the sophomores
                                                                      pulled it off with a twist.
                                                                      The introductory skit for Field Day started off
                                                                      . emphasizing', ironically, the pressure for time
                                                                      and the different mishaps the class had in
                                                                      preparing For Field Day, The skit illustrated how
                                                                      the class couldn't get along because they just
                                                                     \ didn't have any, harmony. Half the
                                                                      Sophomores were sporting their plaid skirts
                                                                      and Bermuda shorts to symbolize their high
                                                                      hopes, while the other half wore drab, dark
                                                                      Colors to show their disinterest with the theme.
                                                                      The theme was "'The Sound of Music with a
                                                                      -Twist"-and IT was reinstated at the end of the
                                                                      day when the Blue and the Gold teams were
                                                                      sent on a Scavenger Hunt in order to find one
                                                                      half of a note that when joined together with
                                                                      the other half would form harmony. The day
                                                                     - Wgs still fun, filled despite the initial
                                                                      "disharmony".  ■
                                                                      The Sophomores planned and supervised a
                                                                      variety of games such as: Falling Struddel,
                                                                      Feed Grettel, Around Vienna in 80 Days and
                                                                      Drive to Freedom, The school was divided into
 [g & W s o p h o m o re  etas.                          the  Field Day  the eternal friends-rivals: the Blue vs the Gold.
                                                                      The Sophomores also treated the entire high
 [                                                                    school to a "Subway Sandwich" lunch.
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                                                                      After a very heated contest, the winning team
                                                                      turned out to be the Blue team when they
                                                                      .wonthe Volleyball game. Everyone enjoyed
                                                                      ; the day which didn't.;1ack "Harmony" after all.
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