Holland Hall High School - Eight Acres Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Cheerful rder Walk into the Primary School and im- mediately something will stzike you as total- ly different. It's the whole atmosphere: plants, skylights, patios. Itls no wonder you see so many happy children running around, the Primary School is just a nice place to be. It,s a place to encourage learn- ing. Here they try to create a good degree of organization out of the inevitable chaos created by small children, without being too rigid. And at a glance it is clear how well they have succeeded, how nicely but cheerfully everything falls into place. There is nothing like watching a child,s Andrew Kotas gets help from Mary Ann Atwood. imagination at work and sharing her fanta- sies and dreams with her. In this re- spect, the Primary School teachers are lucky. A childls creativity is fostered through their tine facilities, like the kitch- enettes where they manage to cook up many 'csurprisesfl The Primary School is a little world away from home where the children can learn about themselves and others and what it means to love and be loved. All decked out and ready to go, two ECI'ers take to the tricycle paths. Robbie Butler, Stacy Braley, Candance Wilcox and Dominique Sartain take time out to read a book and catch up on the latest gossip. It's 3:00 p.m. and Adam Marshall is ready to go home. Primary School 1 1.

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