Mesa Grande Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Calimesa, CA)

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Matthew Kidwell Peter Jacobsen Miquel Maldonado Sebastian Mcle Kevin filler Jennifer Pedersen Michael Pulliam Amy Rotan Chad Sakala Liz Simpson Matthew Waugh Kindergarten Pre-First 69

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Dawn Of A New Beginning Entrance into Kindergarten and Pre- first is the beginning of school life for most of our students. That makes it a little bit scarey but also very exciting. Enthusiasm and boundless energy are two of the predominate characteristics of our class and although the average size in our classroom is rather dimunita- tive when compared to the rest of the student body, nothing is small about the concepts we study. Our complete cur- riculum is based on the ideas of God, Creation, and Me and we study about the conflict going on in this world. We learn to listen, take turns and express ourselves to others. Our goals are to be- come distinct individuals with different personalities and talents that can work together as a group to make one terrific class. S Darren Belleau Nathan Bennett Benjamin Brower Natalie Castro Lorinda Ferguson Kari Hart Jasmine Hood Jennifer Hood 68 Pre-First Kindergarten

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xth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Si 3 1. A LITTLE BIT OF THIS AND A LITTLE BIT OF THAT . . — Mrs. Wil- liams supplies Angela Carlson with the needed necessities for the upcoming pro- ject. 2. COME ON, YOL DONT EXPECT ME TO BELIEVE THAT ' — Rich- ard Pence emits a flicker of a grin to his friends. 3. MAYBE IF I ACT BUSY SHE WONT ASK ME ANY QLESTIONS ' — Beck) King probes her inner thinking for a solution to fill up her dark paper, 4. A RAINY DAY P.E — Kate Brayley, Susi Burke, and Robbie Flanncrv en- joy an exciting game of darebase This page sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Fcldkamp. 70 Sixth Grade