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

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HOLIDAYS BRING JGYFUL FACES As the evenings grew dorker ond the moon become vivid oronge, Country Doy prepored for Holloween. The third groders ond Middle Schoolers tediously corved their pumpkins, tronsforming them into ghouls, spiders, ond even the Urbon Cowboy. Some closses prepored to score their teochers, while others scored eoch other, As the homework begon to pour on, the students storted to think of the long Christmos Vocotion oheod. The students, not being greedy, reoched out to the community. The Lower Schoolers filled up the Atrium with toys to be given to needy children. The Middle Schoolers ond Upper Schoolers collected over QOOO conned goods ond gove them to Ur- bon Ministries. Both the Upper School ond Lower School hod speciol Christmos ossemblies to demonstrote their orchestrol ond vocol tolents. First grode xylophonists provide the music for the choir. Kristi Kell intends to bringjoy ond good will to Country Doy.

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TCU LIBRARY A HOT SPOTS OFF CAMPUS fc I bv-.M A W E, 'I ELECTRONIC GAMES GALLIGASKINS