Coastal Academy - Retrospect Yearbook (Myrtle Beach, SC)

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Opposite page: U l The floor is the best place to enioy a pizza for lunch to Kemp Nash. This page: U1 Ms. Springs admires the art work of Kemp 97337 Nash and Ashley Blankenship. Q21 Steve Lewis looks into his empty lunch box for more. Q31 Ashley Blankenship is hard at work. Steve Lewis Donna McGee Bryan McKenzie Candace McKenzie Bryant Mackey Noble Moore Kemp Nash John Rutenberg Charles Singleton Waddell Solomon Missy Sullivan Paige Tisdale

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Two for the Show The second grade show is on, and the students are the stars in class productions such as spelling bees and rainy day games lSeven-Up is a favoritel. The acts are filled with spelling, multiplying, writing original stories, and reading Caldecott books. Making kites became the favorite art proiect of the year. Star attractions included Waddell Soloman's winning second prize in the Thanksgiving drawing contest, Jamie Jurney having scariest cos- tume at the Halloween contest, and Heather Hall's winning a C.B. radio in the magazine sale drawing. In addition, everyone had the chance to be Top Dog of the Week. Scarlett Benton Bryan Blake Ashley Blankenship Christie Capps Cal Cunningham William Farlow Tracey Floyd Troy Floyd Clark Green Heather Hall Jamie Jurney James Jurney

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Three To sc.. Get Ready F Ready for whatever comes: Foreign lands Monsters Outer space Social studies takes the class on a travel tour of foreign lands and lan- guage. Faraway places with strange sounding names are brought closer through study, and Marco Polic's visit to Yugoslavia makes travel across the sea a reality. Mars, monsters and mysterious obiects have always fascinated stu- dents. Loch Ness, Big Foot, and Yetti bring spinetingling excitement to imaginative third graders. The lure of outer space makes boys dream of being astronauts and visiting Mars. The idea of space ships and strange things in the sky cause all to stop and look toward the stars at night. Science awakens young minds to great thoughts and third grade readies students for even broader areas of knowledge before them. Hal Capps Jay Ciaccio Donna Clark Carson Copeland Roger Crowe Elizabeth Cunningham Mac Darrah Chip Davis Favor Divine Mark Donevant Jay Dusenbury l.orri Eaves Michelle Ferguson