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Minute to Win It'. 1
By Sierra Bahr and Danielle Bahr
Minute to Win It is the name, concentration is the game. Students and teachers
gather in the lunchroom to complete tasks in 60 seconds with a chance to win a Chili's gift
card. If the task is not completed in the minute allowed, it results in elimination. There were
different games set up around the cafeteria such as Rolling Marbles, Sticking the Landing,
Shoot the Aces and many more.
Although some of the games didn't go as smoothly as planned, the sheer thought
of competing against friends excited all of the students. 'Yank Me', the game that consisted
of pulling index cards out from in between cups to make the cups stack on top of each
other, wasn't successful. When students tried to 'yank'the index card the cups went flying
everywhere. "I loved all of the games, they were a lot of fun," Cody Phelps said. "I had to
compete against my friends and I almost won too!" Everyone had fun playing nearly impos-
sible games. "I'm always up for playing crazy, stupid games. It was fun and entertaining!"
Ms. Burgess said.
After many games were played out, the final round of Rolling the Marbles had fi-
nally come. In the end there were four students left standing, Bobby Samide, Cody Phelps,
Cassandra Phelps, and Javier Muniz. They were all going head-to-head to win the Chili's
gift card and no one was going to back down without a fight. After many suspenseful }
rounds. Bobby Samide came out of the game victorious and took the gift card gladly. u.
Marble Mania
Freshman Lindsey White rolls the marbles
down the lunch table hoping that three of
them will stick to the double-sided tape.