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GRADE 2 ANDREIEVIC - back row: C. Weitz, Tompkins, Lipman, M. Rice, Papock, Ernsterp middle row: Goldstone, Kasman, Scutt, Rosenthal, E. Rosen, Meade, front row: Donaldson, M. Haber, I. Davis, Goodstein, P. Bulkley, Koplin, ,G absent: Menges looked into his crystal ball and discovered how he had changed into such a good little boy. Upon arrival at the Pole, Santa gave the boy many gifts, and as usual, a Merry Xmas was had by all. The day was highlighted by the entire Lower School singing Christmas carols and a few originals written and conducted by Mrs. Schrade. The Big Brother program was in effect again this year, and it enabled many smallfries to gain self confidence by talking their troubles out to older boys in grades 7-9. Some of the outstanding big brothers were Charley Evans fwho discussed many a colorful item with Lower Schoolersj, Bradley Kab- bash fwho described his unusual lifestyle in the world of make-believej, Dean Landis fwho wrote this story and managed to teach mathmatics very well to his five eager pupilsj, Clinton johnson iwho instructed in slap shooting and imitations of Frank Ursol, and Peter Briger iwho instructed in matters of skin carel. Of course there were many other stal- warts, but space does not permit the Editors to elaborate further. Art and Shop programs in the afternoons once a week instructed the little fellows in the proper techniques of painting and drawing, focusing on the basics of color and tools, respectively. Second gra- ders were continuously filling the second floor showcase with ever-changing projects of consid- erable quality. In addition the boys were also ex- posed to other mediums of art, like papier mache.
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