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See larger Cameron Roskuski chucks a fistful of whipped topping at Bonita Springs Middle teacher Brian Byrnes on Friday night during the middle school's Fall Festival. Byrnes and other teachers took plenty of dairy products to the face to help raise money for the middle school. Photographed Oct. 2, 2009. Aaron Hale/Staff

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Cameron Roskuski chucks a fistful of whipped topping at Bonita Springs Middle teacher Brian Byrnes on Friday night during the middle school's Fall Festival. Byrnes and other teachers took plenty of dairy products to the face to help raise money for the middle school. Photographed Oct. 2, 2009. Aaron Hale/Staff

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  • Cameron Roskuski chucks a fistful of whipped topping at Bonita Springs Middle teacher Brian Byrnes on Friday night during the middle school's Fall Festival. Byrnes and other teachers took plenty of dairy products to the face to help raise money for the middle school. Photographed Oct. 2, 2009. Aaron Hale/Staff
  • Bonita Springs Middle School librarian Yarira Ramos calls out a student from the dunk tank before he sends her back into the water. Ramos and other middle school staff and faculty got drenched at the Bonita Springs Middle School Fall Festival to raise money for the school. Photographed Oct. 2, 2009. Aaron Hale/Staff.
  • Sixth-grader Hernan Tovar patrols an inflatable maze with his lasor tag gun on Friday evening. Bonita Springs Middle's Fall Festival featured numerous games and activities for the community including lasor tag, wall-climbing and a cake walk. Photographed Oct. 2, 2009. Aaron Hale/Staff.
  • Austin Zelenak and Ryan Roberts battle on an inflatable jousting mat at the Bonita Springs Middle School Fall Festival on Saturday. The Fall Festival, orgnaized by the PTA, was aimed at raising money for the school. Photographed Oct. 2, 2009. Aaron Hale/Staff
  • Noah Leskin, a fifth-grade student at Spring Creek Elementary, launches whipped cream at Brian Byrnes, a special education teacher at Bonita Springs Middle, at Fall Festival on Friday night. Byrnes and other teachers took plenty of dairy products to the face to help raise money for the middle school. Photographed Oct. 2, 2009. Aaron Hale/Staff
  • Bonita Springs Middle principal Ruthie Lohmeyer silently acts as wall decorations in the gymnasium during the school's Fall Festival on Friday night. Lohmeyer was able to raise money for her school by charging students to duct tape her to the wall. Photographed Oct. 2, 2009. Aaron Hale/Staff
  • Spring Creek Elementary student Ian Faulkner, 8, taunts Bonita Springs Middle School principal Ruthie Lohmeyer as she is taped to the gymnasium wall. Lohmeyer allowed herself to be covered in duct tape to help raise money for her school. Students and community members purchased tickets at the festival, which gave them access to games, food and to tape the principal to the wall. Photographed Oct. 2, 2009. Aaron Hale/Staff.
  • Bob Scallon, assistant principal at Bonita Springs Middle School, sits in the pie tossing chair at the fall festival Friday night. Students paid to toss whipped cream at their beloved principal. 'I'm the guy who writes the referalls and puts them in detention,' he said. 'They want revenge.' Photographed Oct. 2, 2009. Aaron Hale/Staff
  • Reading teacher Sherry Bullock paints a bumble bee on 9-year-old Norma Nieto at the fall festival at Bonita Springs Middle School on Friday night. Photographed Oct. 2, 2009. Aaron Hale/Staff

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