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Deep Sea Fishing Adventure

By Tiffany Rightnour pointed with his fishing

skills. With barely any bites

What a day for fishing! throughout the evening, he

Craig Rapinchuk broke all finally reeled one in as the

records deep sea fishing boat was preparing to leave.

Saturday evening, October It was a beautiful evening as

5. He caught seven and also forty-three students, staff,

landed the largest fish. Julie and faculty members

Lynn was very excited cruised under the stars off

about her one catch, but af­ Clearwater Beach. Miss

Gone fishin’: Students show their enthusiasm of catching fish. ter having too many unsuc­ Davina Whiteford said, "We
Wanted: Camp Workers cessful bites, she didn’t cel­ have to do this again." She

ebrate until her ladyfish was

way back to shore and
By Jen Groschel vided by the school. Every- out of the water. Mr. Paul sat in a lounge chair on the

one was reminiscing about Radford was a little disap- watched the night sky.

Red team, blue team, rifle the great memories they had

range, craft shop, and snack from working at camp dur­ Life Around Campus

shop all remind students of ing previous summers.

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their days at summer camp. There were many great AACCHRTT

They bring back memories camps represented that

of fun games and lifelong night and according to w

friends. On November 14, sophomore Sarah Tucker, DMMOOORR

the college hosted its annual whelming." Many students a
"The choice seemed over­

Camp Night. Students had

the opportunity to walk took applications and

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in the gym and look at vari­ God wanted them to do dur- w AN

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the students talked to differ­ Camp night enabled a num­ AGIMMNSUY r \

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they enjoyed Papa John's how they could serve God

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pizza and beverages pro­ during the summer. AEEEHLLLST
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times there was not a more than simply entertain­ EGHI MOORTW

straight face in the entire ment. The author's attitude o

chapel. The narrative con­ toward his grandmother,

tinued through a God, and life AEEFIKLNSW

description of his in general was

time in boot camp. cleverly woven ^ A J

Mr. Rathbun's in­ throughout the per­

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veloping charac­ Gospel was clearly

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in this section. Al­ the use of one char­ Unscramble the circled letters above to reveal

though the pro­ acter witnessing to something new to the Clearwater campus this year:

gram entertained the audi­ another. BB Guns and Com­

ence with humor and a cap­ bat Boots was a sincere,

tivating story line, it was heartfelt performance.