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

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The Liberty bell . it's really swell. It has a crack. down its back . The cracked caused by ringing . But it's still ringing, ding - ding - ding. Jessica Carroll Sixth Grade Look at our flag, Cause it's not just a rag , It stands out proud . Like it's yelling real loud It stands for our freedom , For when they bought 'um . And when it's bright . It stands for our rights. - Scott Burr Sixth Grade QQ 3 C 1.,,,,f' gi ..,L.. 1' ' A 5 I .,.: I , 5:'Q,' fo0 I I - Karen Angona We are the men who fought And died. Yes, for our Liberty we stood up with Pride. Our pride was more important than any one man. But what could we say to those who did not understand? We looked to the East . we looked to the west, what did we see the red , white and blue . The very three colors which make us so true . We saw those colors dawn after dawn. We thought those colors were more magnificent than a fawn. These were the words I kept on saying. Day after day, dawn after dawn. - Claire Michel - Sixth Grade QAPWBIRTHDAY '4 ka 5.9 m.'f:ff1'?H5 P ts ' t

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The Flag I Love The flag you see. means so much to me, with its pretty colors. so bright with glee. The red, white, and blue, agrees with me and you. So let's help the flag. and see what we can do. - Stefanie Pori Fifth Grade People The wars around the world and immigration too . They came to California to see what they could do . They found opportunity , and tried to do their best, l'm proud being American 'cause there's nothing better yet! I come to school each morning . learning different skillsg I'l1 always get an education for years, and years, and years. Many children of the Soviet Union, were shot or starved to death: But Americans try to help other countries in the North. South, East and West. - Adrienne Alexander Fifth Grade The American Dream What I think of American is my thought What they did and what they brought . Freedom , justice , liberty , Over land and over sea. They fought and fought for days and nights They fought and fought for freedom rights. - Cristy McIntyre Fifth Grade Freedom X Hard to get, , ' Nice to have. Freedom . ,' Q Joy for you. Joy for me , Freedom. ' - Melanie Wong Q. Q Fifth Grade -5 Flags - Karen Angona Flags, flags, salute as they go by. bright, pretty colors, waving in the sky. Kathy Leary Fift.h Grade

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Living in America . Is very exciting . When foreigners come , It looks very inviting. All the brave men did fight. with all their might. Only if we had been there . It was a memorable sight. Yes, they fought and they fought. They fought through the nights. But they gave us our freedom . Which is worth all t.he fights. After the war, They felt sick and sore , While many a men, Will not live anymore. - Bobby Piken Sixth Grade America is a wonderful country It is a land equality and opportunity. with men at work trying to fight, To make this country tum out right. Thanks to The Sons of Liberty, Britain could force on us no more tea . Britain put up a good strong fight, But our flag still waved at break of light. And that's the way America happened . And now its strongness can't be flattened . - Vicky Campbell Sixth Grade V, Nb - Paul Erickson Banners waving, the red, white, and blue . ' What does America mean to you? United we stand , divided we fall and liberty and justice for all. People coming from every country and state , Hearing that America is really great. America is people Mexican, Black and White. Saying and doing what they think is right. Firecrackers booming on the Fourth of July . You ask me why America is so great. I'll tell you why. It's the land of opportunity, The land of the free . That is why America is great to me. Some people say America's bad . But if I didn't live here I would be sad. Cause there's no better flag than the red, white and blue At least that's what I think How about you? - Laura Sofro Fifth Grade