Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Eteno Derfcrovo specks fo a new tneod Mark Wynde Potor Young Mrs Hoviorxj lecturoi knooroarronort on Jacob Rush Katherine Sotonus Ryan Satterfield Cartn Schoack Joanna S ner Tmoka Smith Foth Stranomark Charles SwoOburg Matthew Sweet Chod Tidgewei Megan vale Dav a waiock Every Thursday morrung during homeroom. the school nurse travels through the Lower and Middle Schools cofrying jugs of flavored flouride. Today is Swish and Spit Day As the nurse enters the room, most of the children get plastic cups with flouride n them, while the students without parent permission watch the clocks. Swish! command the timers The children put the flouride in their mouths and swish it around. After exoctly one minute, the clockwatchers yell. Spit! Everyone spits the flouride back into the cup. wipes his mouth with a napkin, and throws the cup and napkin away All first through fourth graders and all the middle Schoolers go through this ritual, but Kindergortners and Pre-Schoolers must wait for this unique experience. One Kmdergortner said. I want to do that 'cause it looks so fun to swish the stuff around ike that ... Perhaps next year, with parentol approval, the program can be extended so that more may enjoy this opportunity. Kindergarten 27

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Kovn Fields Ahon Frost Cota Garner Aaron G n Amahi Grant Edward Hamm Donee Houser Rene rtttnor Jesso Hohman Travs Just Eteobeth Kaufman Ryan Keenan Oerck Korsten Martn Low Christina tetter Jenny Buss sm»os ot a wicked thought First Grade Mascots The fast thing most people notice when woflang through the Lower School ore the many cages sitting in the hall “Cuddles is a gumea pig says a sign adorning the coge outside Mrs Morgan's second grade room Inside the coge sits a gray and white, longhaired guinea p g — Cuddles When Mrs. Morgan and her students took a trip to the Humane Society last yeor, they bought Cuddles for eight dollars The students are all very interested in guinea pigs, and wrote reports on the animals early this year Cuddles is a doale. friendly creature except on Monday mornings Then, he squeaks as the students enter the Lower School, as if to say, “Where have you guys been? The second graders all take turns feeding the guinea pig. who eats pumpkins, apples, and salt pellets. The kids also gave Cuddtes a bath once, on event both he and the children enjoyed At the other end of the had. outside Mrs. Bartow's room, sits a cage which houses an ancient and very shy turtle dove named Romeo Unlike Cuddles. Romeo is always very quiet, only coorng when he is alone He life has been a sad one: his mate. Juliet, died a few years ago. and Mrs. Bartow says he has not been the same since then. Romeo also cannot fly One day. while living in the home of alumni Mark Howard, he flew through a patio window, injuring his beak and one eye The students work hard to cheer him up They let him out of his coge. pet him. and talk to him often everything — ovon Aoron Dmom's rr carton First Grade 29