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council’s main objectives is to
change: this; and: what better

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ing Block B. Kerry Campbell,
a former Parkland student and

disc jockey on radio’s 100.3 the .
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speaking to the student body
about her high school years.
“It was the best school then,

and it’s still the best school:

now,” stated Campbell.

Soon after, the Governor

General’s Award, which. is

given to the student with the:
~ highest grade average in his or’:
her respective school, was pre".
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The student council then -

helda draw. Winners received
stylin’ Parkland sun hats, com-
plete with the panther logo.
When the hats were gone, a

- few pairs of tickets for the up-

coming school dance were
given away. After that, all of the
school’s various teams (every-

_ thing from rowing to basket-
~ ball to volleyball) were intro-

duced to the eden student

re body. :

The bazinner’ s dance squad

VSL SES.

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entitled Malt Shop Girls to the

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“song I Can't Get Enough of You
Baby by Smashmouth.

Perhaps the highlight of

the assembly was the tug ’o

war between the senior boys .

rugby team and 15 Parkland
teachers, in which — much to
the amusement of the audi-
ence — the students crushed
the opposition.

gether by teachers and stu-

dents, showcasing Parkland:

life (faces, events, etc.) drew

loud applause and cheering

from the crowd.

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Aslide presentation put to

’ energy and enthusiasm. -

“The assembly V was 2 area
success, surprising even the
- most skeptical students with its