Page 164 - Carrollton 1999

Christmas at Carrollton is filled
witli singing, dancing, tty drives,
and many other special events. This
year, the Junior class put together
the famous Feast Wishes with
much slyle and taste. Feast Wishes
is a special event, held every .year in
the High School, in which the stu­
dents are given a chance to thank
all the faculty members for all their
hard work and dedication. The Pri­
mary and Intermediate Schools
cheered the school with their won­
derful Christmas carols. The Junior
High participated in the hanging of
the evergreens, in which the stu­
dents sing Christmas songs while
decorating thefChristmas tree. All of
these events which help to build
cheerful memories have become a
tradition at Carrollton.
Top Left: Junior High
students collected sixty
stuffed animals for the
Catholic Community
Services Child Welfare.
Top Right: Eighth
graders. Jennifer Bran-
chini. Kathleen Clock,
Michelle Branchini.
Danielle Morello. Keri-
Ann Lachman and Lind­
say Talley group togeth­
er to distribute their
Secret Santa Christmas
gifts. Top Middle: Mrs.
Verdeja's dance class
performs a scene from
The Nutcracker during
Feast Wishes. Bottom
Left: Some of the High
School faculty alias “The
Cracked Nuts", bring
Feast Wishes into a
spectacular finale.

Christmas