Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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ww w 1- ' - Wwe ,, , . .fairies 'ff , '94 Billy King, Rob Travis Putnam, Griswold, Trina Laufman, Traci Wllson, John Fu, Megan Azer, leather Hamm. eft to right, back to front: lcKinnie, Matt Amberg, 'homas Akiyama, Steven ni' Left to right, back to front: Jason LaPoint, Alex Bray, Piper LeGrelius, Drew Jones, Heather Reidy, Greg Anderson, Daniel Ko, Kensey Ol- sen, Sara Probst, Courtney Davis, Jessica Auerbach. What turns you oh? Third graders tell all. Responding to a questionnaire, the third graders expressed their fellings concerning the most ex- citing thing that happened this year. The best thing that has hap- pened this year was juggling in P.E. Juggling is very hard at first but when you get used to it it gets very easy. - Scott Chang . .. We got our new playground equipment so we can have even more fun. - Billy King The most exciting thing that happened was that I got to my six- es from my threes in mutiplica- tion. - Traci Wilson . 4. when our class tie-dyed T- shirts because I could design my own shirt. - John Fu Another fun thing is the spelling bees. They are fun, hard and tricky. - Teddy Pasquali. HERE IT COMES! A third grade au- dience looking on. Third grade 133

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WHADYA GET FOR NUM- BEER 7? Ryan Williams , Bri- an Whitaker , and Tod Lubman comparing answers. . aww! ef b n 132 Third grade Left to Right, Back to Front: Ted Pasquali, Scott Chung, Ali Henry, Stacy Ammons, Stephanie Smith, Tevia Schriedman, Tod Lubman, Kimmie Shimabukaro, Christine Wong, Elizabeth St. Clair Left to Right, Back to Front: Catherine Lucy, Shane David, Dane Taylor, Ryan Williams, Stephanie Baars, Ashley Link, Jenny Moeller, Candice Lee, Samir Patel, Brian Whitaker. we 3,1 is , Q 'Ei S . .'.'.' xx. J, K X , an f , 1 W

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Hey, Second-graders! E E LU What do you want to be when you grow up??! Aaahh If only everyone could follow their childhood dreams! When I grow up I think I'll be a doctor, and I'll help you when your hurt. - Mathew Weber I want to be an elevator opera- tor when I grow up. - Sarah Hanley When I grow up I want to be in the Air Force, or be a lawyer. - Scott Silverberg I want to be a college basket- ball player, and when I am even older I want to be a Los Angeles Laker. - David Cann I want to be a sales lady when I grow upf' - Cheryl DeSilva I want to be a spy for the Army and have a machine gun. I will spy on them and attack them at night. And I will sur- prise them. - Joe E. Hawkins I want to be an Olympic gym- nastf' - Annie Countryman jTALK ABOUT LOOKS THAT KILL! Alea Martinov sits smugly at her desk. STUDYFEST! Three second grad- ers working hard to make the grade. 134 Second grade at-'T W ul.