Campbell Hall School - Viking Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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Chgflf' for g , The clouds are flying in the sky , As the birds fly, by and by. We are moving around very gay , Like the sunsets every day. The wind is blowing in the trees. The trees bend down as they please. Since the end of the Revolutionary War, We are free for ever more. - Chris Cottone Third Grade The sea is free and za, g Mary MacArthur Liberty Bell Great, History Ringing, cracking, working, loud, big, and hard nice. - Sean Ryan Fourth Grade PUPPY frisky, lively. jump up, around rumring, walking, sleeping, hoping ' older, wiser, energetic, black, white, Waves are free . . dog. A sailboat is free When it sails on the sea . - Mike Jefferies Bees are free . Fourth Grade Trees are free . Leaves are free when they fall from the trees. Mexico is free from Spain. So is California from Mexico's reign. My teacher is free when she isn't teaching. I am free when I'm not studying. - Todd Nicholas Third Grade fc QQ K , In . 04-V sq. 5 K A ,I Y - 4 T ' ,L ,L gulf: . llfl 5 E 70 - .. Q13 - f ef-'a..f, .-. mg,-mf i

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MRS. GIBBS' SECOND GRADE A Class Composition If I went to an Eighteenth Century American school . . I would walk to school. fTodd Allen! I would walk very far. 1Chrissey Blankenship! Boys and girls walk to school together. fMichae1 Braunb My school house would be an old wooden building. Uohn Creamery It would be red and white. CKathy Fernandj The inside walls would be made of wood. fTim Von Der Ahej I'd sit on benches, not desks. QKim Kerry I'd sit with my grade level. Uohn Allisonl The Second Grade reads the McGuffey Reader. CKaren Boyerj The Third Grade practices times tables. iNoel Naffj The Fifth Grade does Spelling. Uonathan Forsytheh At home, I'd read from the Bible. CKamela Newmanb There are no blackboards. I'd write on slates. CA1exandria Leej There's no paper, so l'd recite my test. CMichael Lindsayj There IS an American flag! fDamon Richardsj A wood stove would warm the room. QKurt Nusbaumh The wood comes from home every day. CSean Carterb Water comes from a pump and is brought into the room . CSuzi Loosel Drinks would come from the water bucket. CLysandra Pascherj At recess, the children play London Bridge . QBryan Griffithsj The girls would wear big hoop skirts and play quietly. CKath1een Kolianl Not all the children would come to school. They have to do their farm work, first. CDoug1as Reesel I I i U 3.65.

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Bicentennial beautiful, pretty. red, white, blue. colors on the flag. lovely. - Julie Fligelman 'He 'it 1-v ,. Fourth Grade Civil War, not likeable , very much fighting: nobody ever likes it: Columbus hateful. Sailor man, - Eugene Frantz sailing, searching, exploring, Fourth Grade making maps and stories, history. - Katie Wheeler Fourth Grade War. guns, cannons. firing, smoking, bombing. bad, serious, happy, nice, singing, laughing, liking. fantastic, terrific. 0 V, I A Peace. w i 4 lf ' . at-A - Carig Weakley 9, 3 - N -- , Fourth Grade I ' 1 . f n 2 f ' . - X , - - X , , 7 . Amen ca. 1. fan? -.af s B ' 'T 6' .lifllfii g , eQuTv'Fu1 M-Xiflgf if WW ' Z a 62 t WV' 'iw W fi I' N. ff' I if Q f f t 7 1. 1 L wh f 44. , 'ul1cLt1ltWVWfWVlW 71