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

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Is It oup Yet. HIS that your stomach growling or is it mine'?'7 MWhat time is it?,' What,s for lunch? Loud voices and the banging of lunch trays filled the cafeteria. The AFS birthday cakes brought forth many Oooh,s and NAh's and 'LHappy Birthdays! Lower Schoolers ate lunch with their teachers. They were much neater than the rest of us. Middle Schoolers were much quieterg they had just come from P.E. After lunch, visiting and gossiping with friends lasted until classes began again. For Upper School, it was often out to lunch for the Open Campus group and sometimes even for others. Afterwards, the studious ones began their homework and got extra help, while the others talked and planned their weekend. Lunch was always too short. D 'S I t.cr,' i ,Q Y I i. i'...1 -vri we 6 HL 1 eg H Z i 'Q 55 , J ,Zig .L .i.: , 3 f ? r f Y if if 5 ' 1 - ' If . - r 2 4 S 1 5 if ' f' I 4 f 3 .E Y? lt 1 Zigiiaef 'V P - T' i li M Xl E : 5 if ai ' 5 .2 I Ik. . as, ,. A ,z,.A,. ' . 'fu' tl .Q .,,,,., fa f faQ ,f fV 'i f i t a J-af' WW gf.

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I pooks And Goblins Cavort 4'Trick or Treatli' g'OooooohI', i'MeoW.', Did you get a pumpkin?', 'eLook at that green Witch! ltis Cynthia Parker. uYeah, and look at Greg Stephens With that black cape and those fangsf' On Wednesday, October 31, Halloween came to Country Day again. Third graders Guy Holland, Eric Gardner, Michelle Phillips and Pamela Corbett won first prizes for the ugliest, funniest, most unusual and cutest pumpkins. Third graders also did Gertrudeis Broom with Gertrude the Witch fl-Brooke Hydej, Scratch the Cat fTommie Duncanj and Boogie-Woogie Ghost QStacey Sheltonj. Orange paper sack pumpkins, totem poles and masks enlivened the atrium. The Middle School Student Council organized a uFifties Dayf' Kathy Stoddard fEighth Gradej and Bill Cowan fSiXth Gradej slickly won firsts as Mr. and Miss Grease. With their over-sized sweaters and their long, straight skirts, Miss Forsyth and Mrs. Mattiza added to the nostalgia. At the party, Middle Schoolers demonstrated skills by dunking for bubble gum, shaving balloons, doing the cupcake Walk and taking part in the dog race. Scream- ing 'teenie boppers thrilled to the tunes of Elvis Presley fTim Williamsj and Chubby Checker QPeter Courtneyj. ,,- ., V ,, g, f , V 5, vw D -M wa, , 0, ,, . MW' 11: Q MN! H fi 5 1 I .3 , 1 age 2, V F 'L J .1 - . is ,Q -NIV 3 , 'carry 5 Y i g yissst , K -fi 5 wus, . Q. ,. i ff' K 1 b- ,..,,. fi' Qi E f it I PN-... W 1-,XX -. ,N XX N'-xxj x -C PN-.X XX.. , xxx ii 'Q , . . Mxix is, I TNNN, iii QQ , ' is