Brownell Talbot School - Triangle Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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24 SECOND GRADE Mrs. Waynar ' s second grade class was ecology minded, completing science ori- ented projects. They purchased shrimp eggs and watched most patiently — for eight year olds — to see what would hatch. They also devoted much attention to ob- serving the spinning of a cocoon. Planning and presenting a puppet show next occupied these erstwhile scientists. Perhaps the show told how a young mother went in search of a baby shrimp to deliver a message . . . BOTTOM ROW. Mrs. Waynar, Paul Vasquez, Cathy Clawson, Neale Smull, Pam Youngslrom. Tzaras Chrislon; SECOND ROW; R L Taylor, Erica Carlson, Liesl Goering; THIRD ROW; Gary Dishong, Molly Phalen, Vasilios Pelrihos.

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23 V . -A ' ■x- .Vj Thoughtful and outgoing characterizes the sec- ond grade. Plans for the school year included a visit to the Florence Home to sing for the residents and two tasty trips, one to Guy ' s Potato Chips factory and the other to Valentino ' s. Yum! Yum! Was anyone willing to experiment on chip pizzas? SECOND GRADE BOTTOM ROW: Chad Allison, Coby Mitchell, Miss Bauer, Jackie Karnes, Kenton Wise; SECOND ROW: Kip Boetel; THIRD ROW: James Moore, Susie Donelson; FOURTH ROW: Trey Lalley, Erika Chapmn; FIFTH ROW: Grant Greg- ory, Matt Larsen, Chris Copple. ABSENT: Heidi Todd. S .i '

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V !s y THIRD GRADE The third graders decorated the halls of B-T with their posters and they had their Halloween play mentioned in the Omaha World Herald. These goodies offset some of the more difficult challenges of the year, such as multiplication tables. What is 8 times 7, anyway? BOTTOM ROW: Brian Barjenbruch, Jayme Saleslrom, Andy While, Robbie Reed. Chris Campbell. Jonas Ball; SECOND ROW: Coco Mohiuddin, Robin Ford, Jill Barnes, Sue Peppers, Ted Vatnsdal, Meredith Cassidy, Kathleen Swedburg; THIRD ROW: Mrs. L ' Heureux; ABSENT: Blair Lauritzen. - imnmnrniiiiiinrfiiaa