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

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He Communicates Good, Like a emanticist Should Among the highlights in English for Lower Schoolers this year were diagraming sentences and producing plays. A television-like production by the Third Graders on Columbus' discovery of America and a presentation by the Fourth Graders of state flags were some of the out- standing plays. In the Middle School, Sixth Graders benefitted from an enlarged Media Center. The Seventh and Eighth Grade English classes tried their hands at expository and crea- tive writing. In addition, Eighth Graders worked with newspapers and magazines. In the Upper School, students took four field trips to see four movies from the American Film Theatre series: Pinteris The Homecoming, Albee's A Delicate Balance O'Neil's The Iceman Cometh, and Ionesco's Rhinoceros. For the rest of the year, it was vocabulary, essay tests, themes, themes, and more themes. J i

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.. V 'win , ,. V4 , 4 W ,....1, L -A i z 3 I iv- ,sr 1 i c, 93, 1 I 1 i J' ' rr'v a. The Middle School cheer- leaders whoop it up during u football game. h. Angela West- ern, Pam Barker, Susan Ryan, Janet Mabcrry, and friends re- vive the ':Bunny Hopf, c. Mr. Mcliinnvy introduces the Mid- dle School Student Council during a hall assembly. d. Miss Forsyth pours for Tim Williams during the Middle School West- ern Dance. e. The Middle Schoolcrs meet al fresco for a pep rally. l'. 'gllonor your part- crsf' Middle Schoolers listen to square dance calls at the West- ern Day Dance. Qt!

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gwmdil'-' Y 1 W Q I 'M We S n-...Q . .. A.l....,-- D 'r B a. Parker Schenecker, Mark Herman, and Billy Kilborne work to improve their auditory comprehension. h. Richard Payne takes time out from the reading circle to clown for the photographer, while Billy Meador, Rick Bonnell, Mrs. Van Buskirk, and Jill Green- man carry on with their lesson. c. Brian Bowden, Lizabeth Lambert, Quentin McGown, and Lisanne Purvis concentrate on the film, Rhinoceros, at a special showing for the Upper School. d. ln Senior English, Mr. Kilborne, Robin Whitson, and Holley Witt uengage in a ferocious metaphysical dis- putef, while Camille Kemp, Nmindful of the scholastic ad- agef, seeks Hto make a distinc- tionf' e, Mrs. Koeppeas Second Graders get ready to answer questions on their reading.