All Saints Episcopal School - Saint Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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W m 'm1u.,., Wx 26 f Library The library at our school is used for more then just the storage of books. lt is also used as a nurse's station for all those people with headaches, the sickies , nose bleeds, cuts, bruises, and all other aches and pains. Teachers also use it for a place to hang out and grade papers and for students it's a place to find all the book report books. Preschoolers think of it as a Mystery of the Big School . They see the story teller and other things there when they come to visit. First graders have their story time once a week and other grades use it to show movies. Mrs. Baker is always trying to make the library a comfortable place for the students who enjoy to read and all the others as well. She has art shows, guest authors, meetings, Scarbooker Faire , medical records, and just about everything else. She assists all students looking for all those authors whose names we can't pronounce and a lot that we can. To some students the library is a mystery because the books are impossible to find, but after the computerized card file is done that will no longer be a problem. Mrs. Baker keeps getting more books and assistants are trying to file all the new ones and the old ones as well. Let's hope that the collection of new as well as old books continues to grow. ws

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51.9 ' 4 A A Patrick King, talented in many areas, is a lover of opera and theatre. A Cody Dick, Mary Katherine Creel and Chris Wilson find fantasy a I favorite subject in their personal discoveries. All Saints' Alternatives Education program is new this year. lt is fashioned after the Montessori Philosophy, geared for those very special students who are highly self-motivated and easily targeted to complete personal academic and creative goals. The A.S.A. program, although not for all children, is a very special 'diamond' in the treasury of All Saints' School. A.s.A. P Mrs. Whitehouse, instructor for the A.S.A. program, gives some basic guidelines for the ball to roll on some new writing projects. Y Patrick King, Devin Pugh, and Paul David Tudor in their thinking mode. . ' ll L ' T. .t ASA r 25

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Our library is a growing thing. We are building a rare book collection. ln the High School, the new Resource Center will one day be as full of books as the present library. We have Guest authors and storytellers on a regular basis. When Jose Aruego came last October, the Preschool even came over to the big campus to see him. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Bigiey are trying to decide on the book report lists, while Mrs. Baker takes care of the sick person vvho's come to visit the infirmary. iifi Y gag Forever USG HS 3 theatre as well as a source for books. This class could be watching anything rom NATURE to a treat of Pee Wee's Library X 27 '