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

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Countr Da Sings Along In Music, the Lower Schoolers practiced rhythm exer- cises which ranged from clapping and strutting to folk dancing. Mrs. Kilborne taught the First and Second Grad- ers with musical games while the Third, Fourth, and Fifth Grades learned to sing in rounds. At Christmas time, all of the children took part in a carol program where each class sang for the parent-filled audience. The Sixth Grade took a comprehensive music class which consisted of creating, performing, and listening to all types of music. Many of the Seventh and Eighth Grad- ers sang in the mixed choir, directed by Mr. Webb, which gave two performances: a Christmas program and a spring choral festival. The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Balch, plan- ned two musicals: Guys and Dolls and Anything Goes. ln addition, the group caroled on Christmas Eve and gave a performance at the Womanis Club. C L. D r w i g V sr x '37 Q lf at R

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S Says, Let Them Eat Cake ' The AFS program was a great success. Through their relationship with junior Camargo, CDS students learned more about life in Brazil. In order to sponsor another AFS student next year, the Junior Class managed the birthday cake sales. ln October, they organized the An- nual Box Social to which they invited other area AFS students. They raised additional funds by selling station- ery and plant hangers at Parents' Night. In the month of january, during lunchtime, the enterprising juniors held a daily bake sale. On February 21, the AFS Chapter spon- sored an American Field Service Day at which time they welcomed participating foreign students and their Ameri- can brothers and sisters to CDS.