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The bus ride to Gettys­
burg wasjust as fun as the
trip. Anne Ascioti and
Claire Sedgwick laugh at
a funny joke.
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Watching people playing pool is not as
much fun as actually playing. Aaron
Wright keeps an eye on his friends, mak­
ing sure they do not try to cheat.
Gettysburg ’95
Last May, the class of 1999 had an experience
that it will never forget. The eighth grade class took
a trip to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
We shared a lot of good times together and did
many interesting things. We went to museums, a Civil
War battlefield,
and a
cyclorama
. . .
but the trip
was not all educational. We got to stop at a rec­
reational park with games, batting cages, and a
miniature golf course. One day, Mrs. InA/in even gave
us the chance to be on our own in town. We were
able to shop, eat, and walk around without any
supervision.
This trip certainly gave us a better understanding
of the Civil War which tore our nation apart, but,
most importantly, the trip also brought our class clos­
er together. Thank you, Mrs. Irwin, for a great time.
Anne Ascioti and Claire Sedgwick
Bytheendofalongda
touring battlefieldi
everyone just wants I
sleep. This group ma
find it difficult to get
good night’s sleep wii
all those people on on
bed.