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Halloween was a day of many festivities. In the
morning the primary students marched to the
High School campus at 8:45. They came to the
High Schobl to parade their colorful epstumes.
After they finished .they continued to El Jardin.
Here they showed off their costumesjfor the Inter-
mediate students.
In the Intermediate School, the sixth graders
spent their Halloween carving pumpkins as part
of a contest. The High School students demon­
strated Halloween enthusiasm by carving pump­
kins iti the annual pumpkin carving contest which
was sponsored by Congress. Each committee was
in charge of coming up with a theme iFor their
pumpkin. The committee .with the best pumpkin
ided would have a free lfinch in the gfove. The
lucky committee was the Fine Arts Committee
witlvtiijeir Pr*ze winning pumpkin representing
Charlie Chaplin. The head of the committee
ABOVE: A group of sixth graders u sM teif talents to carve the pumpkins
AlexandnFeldman stated “that all the members
of the committee were honored and proud that
they won 1st place in the contest.” -

ABQ.VE: Patty Taboas, Cris Mariaca, and Alison Barnet dress like
vampires for their committee.
J&BPVE: Mrs. Bango and Michelle Vadia show their
^ ^ K £ l spirit by dressing up.