Thomasville Academy - Thoacan Yearbook (Thomasville, AL)

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Angelique Agee Tonya Andress Celeste Colquett joe Dixon Brad Dozier Rhonda Etheridge Suzie Fendley Matt Lewis Woodie Newton Kelly Ott Teddy Ott Chase Tucker P 1 fi tGrade :li A- 'N v 5. Q' N if f ,rr 4-1 -' l -f 1 R., tiff r 4 fwfr at , .l ,ilfifegll '50-f. .,.,,.,.,.l it W. First Grade: A New Experience Getting up early, learning to read and write were only two of the new experiences awaken- ing the first grade students during their first year of school. In a sense the entire year was an unforgettable experience. Going to pep rallys, visiting the library, taking a tour of Thomasville, and meeting new people were all full of excitement and fun for the first grade. A -rj -f -w -.f N ' , . . at , ' . f : 1 e QQ 2-' C., ' f T j Y . . .1 ,. 1,3 . -, ef , wig. Gi-4 Q: 'X' . Vw G -' . M.,,. 5 . r.,...v Q, J , lf .H-S-1 'J ' ' 'l' 1 g,-ltr' x ' .,l x V I X 'f V l .F if dv 1- A 1 ' .LL 'cf' ' l fflftvf.twiii't Ll 1 W A- N ' riff ,. ' 'lmw ' V , ' . i 'r if -'iL557ii7fQ7?t 'ill V '- 1' ,:2,,f31-sfefgpjrft - gtlvgiil flower Iefti Mrs. Sims enjoys being 5anta's helper at the first graders' Christmas party. This was a new ex- perience for her first grade students and an enjoyable one. lupper lefth Chase Tucker seems to be stuck on 3 mafli Dmlllem. lupper rightj If one of her students .,r:.f .nf ,..-- ' .. V' , 7 4.4.4. izkx R v 1 S sul, . 1 ' 'C f' A v A 2 1 ' li :. :.'i '1f jf t that ' A A ' - - -4 !.N-,i.M.- t .. ?f. l T -4 ,-. T j ,sv Q, 3 I lf. il-il XE . M V , . H 5,71 v V, X IN E.: .. -eg Agp . F' 'h 4+ 1.4 '12, l: V ' ' ' . 'F .,,.,,f' - sa ll l fi Hit fm' ,P X , .. , ,N in - 1 nv tif ,' . 3,11 N, ir ' 2 -1kk.V.j I 2. 1 , .. arg. xii- :W fins ' 'if ' g I N-.ft , ,. ,-viii? , ., QQ , xii 14 rs- Q- fl., 51 ', l ,- .' sf.55+4tl gy s 5 ,, lfgsjif, .vt f tjgimtijkt' .Qs . t 7 .' i1 af ig., ,L .-114: -1: . 5'f'T'i'95 UM T r51.'Ll'..j H 1 1911 .I ff Ya 12. ff,y,.,gf:. 5 ' -, -1 1. 'jj . 'mf'13+. I f - 2- 1-A Vit 13 . 'ilu ' .. .,,,, 51141 V K have trouble with math, Mrs. Sims is always ready to help them. flower rightj One ofthe most important subjects taught in the first grade is reading. This group of girls is finishing a reading assignment.

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