West High employees ponied up the kisses
by TP staff
Feb 24, 2010 | 1901 views | 2 2 comments | 36 36 recommendations | email to a friend | print
West High counselor Brad Watt and drama teacher Christine Keith plant a kiss on either side of Bomber, a miniature horse who came down to the on campus today as part of the petting zoo. Glenn Moore/Tracy Press
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West High’s Future Farmers of America joined in the celebration of National FFA week which is observed February 22 to 27.

Students held various activities throughout the week from with trivia contests, a lunch for FFA members and the annual kiss a critter contest.

It was the ninth year for the kiss a critter where votes were sold to have a staff member plant a kiss on one of the animals in a petting zoo set up during the lunch periods. Money was spent to buy supplies for the event.

The festivities wind down Friday with a farmers market in the plaza featuring a variety of foods for sale.

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Spikeidaho
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February 26, 2010
There's only one reason that I would want to go see a West High drama production, and no, kiddies, it has nothing to do with your performances...

Wow!
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Glide
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February 25, 2010
WOW, Christine Keith. Beautiful. I think I'm missing a few high school credits, can I go back?
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