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

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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.

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Creative Students Go To Press Kelly Young was the editor of the 1974 Scorpion. The staff included Adelaide Kline, Brian Bowden, Lizabeth Lambert, Robin Whitson, Carla Kemp, and Mary Ann McBride. Mr. Kilborne was their advisor. There were en- tries from the first grade through the twelfth grade. For the first time, the book gave recognition to photograph- ers and artists whose works they publishedg the staff care- fully matched the pictures to the prose or poetry. Mary Ann and Kelly talked with the printer, set the deadlines, and made all the business arrangements. The staff got a late start, but productive meetings at Kelly Youngls house helped them to meet their one and only deadline. HQ' W Q ',.' 'i i ..-: s to ... .... A , ff MT I H WW ykyk g V , i ,, A. ,Q V V A If 4' I fi ... if .W QB a. Editor Kelly Young, Advisor Mr. Kilborne, Carla Kemp, Ade- laide Kline, and Brian Bowden made plans at lunch for the Scorpion. b. Mary Ann McBride and Kelly Young meet with the printer to discuss deadlines. c. Kelly Young and Lizabeth Lam- bert review Scorpion entries while Adelaide Kline pets her cat.