Carnival Time
- Category: Schools
- Published: Wednesday, 30 April 2014 11:51
- Carly Glickenhaus
A shivering math teacher, Serge Azor, waits nervously to be dunked into the cold water again!
Faculty government advisors Lauren Barton and Patrick Healy took over the event from Neil Ginsburg who retired in 2013 and was a master at orchestrating the carnival. Barton said, "We had big shoes to fill, but the carnival went smoothly, the weather cooperated and attendance was great on Friday night and Saturday. There were no challenging situations and it was a spiritied event." She reported that both attendance and revenues matched prior years and that funds will be donated to charities to be selected by student government leaders.
Here are photos and captions of the big event courtesy of SHS Sophomore Carly Glickenhaus. Thrill-seekers ride the gravity-defying spin machine.
The Alien Abduction is always the crowd favorite.
The Pharaoh's Fury is another highly anticipated crowd favorite.
Scottie Berridge, Julia Lee, and Emily Brew wait on the seemingly endless line for the Pharaoh's Fury.
The Dragon Coaster was the ride-to-end-all-rides for those under 54"
Boys competing for bragging rights- and a super cool stuffed animal- in the clown mouth game.
Immense concentration in the fishing game.
A family races down the fun slide.
Dizzy Dragons
Fire fighters in training.
The SHS Garden Club showcased and sold their flowers- and cookies!
Abby Goldstein preparing Ramen Noodles to raise money for Model UN- and they were a hit!
Friday night's pleasant weather brought crowds to the event.
