CARTOONS!!

Peacock team triumphs again in stock market game!
Peacock has won first or second thirteen times in the past fourteen year. Is it luck or skill?

Peacock's Cinderella was spectacular production
On Wednesday and Thursday, April 15, and 16, the Peacock Chorus put on Roger's and Hammerstein's Cinderella.

Eighth graders have their say...
Peacock's eighth graders have their say, make their choices, have their futures told.

News for May, 1998

•  Peacock team triumphs again in stock market game! •  Sixth and seventh graders take whirlwind tour of D.C. •  Cool cats swing at jazz band contest •  Sewing elective stimulates students' creativity •  Earth Club takes on water pollution •  By the way... •  Peacock's Cinderella was a spectacular production •  Here's what the cast thought of Cinderella •  Crew has special perspective on Cinderella

Opinions and Editorials for May, 1998

•  The Decline and Fall of Western Civilization: or, Stealing •  It was the best of times, it was the worst of time… •  Zareena offers some final fashion advice •  Immigrants vs. Intelligence? •  Advisor says thank you

Features for May, 1998

•  Eighth grader goes scuba diving during spring break •  Horses + Competition = Danger! An interview with Audrea Johnson •  The Photographer, continued from March

Entertainment for May, 1998

•  Angels, Outer Space and Parrots–What do these things have in common? •  Nightmare Creatures •  A fond Adieu •  City of Angels delivers an important earthly message •  Top-Ten All-Time Metal Songs •  Alternative Top Ten •  Cinderella •  Goodbye Everyone! •  Mirror •  Once You Look, You Will See •  K.C. and Friends •  Poem •  Some final words from eighth graders •  Eighth grade survey •  What will you do when you grow up?

Sports for May, 1998

•  Peacock students rock and roll on new hockey rink •  Some track team members run for fun and some run to win •  Excitement for World Cup 98’ is building •  Eighth grader uses 100 Mile club to gain competitive edge •  The Stanley Cup Finals •  Wolves are the only bright spot in Chicago Hockey