Coastal Academy - Retrospect Yearbook (Myrtle Beach, SC)

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ll l Children and adults can relate to the wonders to be seen at Disney Worldy Micky and Minnie Mouse are favorites. i2l Ms. Regan reads to an unexpected visitor in the third grade class. 131 An active observer really looks at things in order to learn more about them. Ml The Christmas program is always a treat to see and to hear.

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Look and See Look and see the sights of the world. We do not have to search to find them because they are every- where - people and places, pup- pets and parades. We must not skim the surface, but look deeply and view enough to last a lifetime. As pioneers in our own time, we see things for the first time even though they may have always been there. ,. ., lil Many strange sights are seen at the Hal- loween Carnival. Mr. Taylor presents a prize to an example. l2j A Christmas puppet show by Mrs. Farlow and Mrs. Lenord delighted grades 1-3. l3t Sixth graders took a special trip to Charleston to view the Freedom Train.

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Think and Do Much of what we do requires careful thought. It is school that trains our minds to solve problems. Sometimes it is not easy to find the way through a difficult task, but somewhere along the way, the light will dawn and the answer will be suddenly there if we only search deeply enough for it. lll Jay Dusenbury seems lost in thought as Miss McNeil challenges the class with Span- ish. l2l Workbooks for young students demand thought before action. l3l Bryan McKenzie takes a careful look at his work before tackling it. S09 i wg tx , 'YVSYS QQQY' M ,.ii A Q, gi if Qs s x 1355 'ti LN gh? ia, Q