Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Stansbery gets involved in a Middle School geography class. 'K Laura Ward and Amy Western seem to be sunk in deep thought about history. Al' History student Peter Graves lectures to a Middle School history class.

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History As a Whole 'iListcn, my children . . .M . . . pens . . . in the year 1971 Leslie Channell was born . . . notes . . . lectures . . . Henry Vll . . . discovery of the essay question . . . de- monstrative episodes . . . Dr. Burr,s visit . . . stories . . .Profiles in Courage . . . HAnother movie? . . . more lectures . . . The Prince 3 . . Cyndi and Ben Barnes , . , Collins, Carter, and Norris establish law firm with Sarah T. Hughes . . . 'cSlow down, lVlr. Dixon! . . . Munchkins . . . side-tracking . . . breaking for lunch . . . Mr. Dixon immortalizes AP students in TCJC tests: Bill Patton is Leeis horse, Kay Collins is an ironclad battleship, Nancy Norris is Dred Scott's owner . . . Custard's last stand . . . red ink . . . pass! fail -- faill . . . rebirth in culture . . . uHas she had the baby yetfw . . . NCivil war will continue at 3200 this afternoonf' . . . cramming . . . ulaetls go peoplefl . . . fat cats . . . treacherous Sam Adams . . . AP lectures over spilled corn . . . Phlugerville football . . . geography . . . uCool it you guyslw . . . c'What,s a Utopia? . . . lt7s good to know that this is a college pre- paratory schoolfl nhl' Clark Kemble, Kristi Howard, Molly Todd, Lisa Hendricks, Bill Patton, Kim Pease, N enetta Carter, and Vicky Cotton seem to be thoroughly absorbed in Bible History. And this is where Captain Smith landedf, Bret lVlcAden gives Bill Morris and Doug Woodson some historical information. Klum not familiar with that side of th4 story. Dr. Samuel Engle Burr lectures tc the American History class about Aaror Burr.

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QQ ev Y Math? r Now, come on, friends. . . . HP's and Qls and Xas and Y's -- I never ip. ' 6 can get them straightf' . . . Have you done your time on the com- puter?,7 . . . G'All right, you ichabodslu . . . 6'Comprenez-vous Geometry? . . . c'Sketeh these graphsf, . . . Have you done all 50 of those problems yet?', . . . log- arithms? . . . 'eHow do you invert, Mr. Brown? . . . new black boards . . . lVIr. McKinney, Ijust donlt understandin . . . 'gDon't get spastic! . . . Hog-wash! . . .book I'CP0l'tS in math - - - additiml and Kim Fortsonillustratesaproblem on parallel lines. subtraction problems with fractions in the Lower School . . . 'EAU right, correct your eorreetionslw tufts Mr. Ben Barka finds a minute to relax as ' k . John Freeman, Robin Laughlin, and Tori Olin, members of the Math AP class, work through his geometry class ta es a test the stepped-up calculus course. Captain Smallwoodgives Erin Sweeney some extra help.