Keystone School - Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Lower ehool Exhibits Talents First Graders enjoy learning to count. Sharon and Heather enjoy decorating for the festival. Chet, Leo, and Paul help decorate fourth grade class for Thanksgiving Debbie colors art project. Third grade choir members display their a ents at Christmas Open I-louse 'gf --'- f I V Ap 5? ' 5 ' T 4 Q ig M All ik if 44,4 i A ,nf TH, , ' f ,ff 1 W M f cgi! rl I WW t1 eai V

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No Dull Moments ln Middle ohool Lively eighth graders fill their time in class. Nancy and Karen work on mythology project. Pam takes care of her pet gerbil. Dan and Suzie promote school spirit at pep rally. Chuck listens attentive- ly in class. 5 ,f vdiilli , ! fl' . -rig, N, Q4 k f tif all W' -t L. ut tis: ' ' Q ,, A . . s ..4:,1,if.G:t,51i,.723 Q15 ,kkr,, ,4

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Fall Festival Kicks Off Active Year Decorated booths, crumpled paper, and swarms of peo- ple transformed the basketball court from its everyday appearance to its colorful dress on Fall Festival day. Activities included a Safari Throw, a Wheel of Fortune, a Go-Cart ride, and a White Elephant sale, all sponsored by the lower and middle school classes. Some of the lower school mothers sold handicrafts at their own booth. The second grade held a drawing for a stuffed toy bull named Ferdinand, which was Won by Stacey Moczy- gemba. The school provided corn on the cob, popcorn, and cokes for tired and hungry Festival participants. Keystone owes thanks to Mrs. A. Gottlieb for acting as Festival organizer. Tcrwi s so Q' 35 Mrs. V. Koenig and Mr. and Mrs. A. Gottlieb sell tickets. ' - I 4 . ai......t ' stst s s t T a.sfe:--.,..a: ' as 5 . . . 1. eff' 3 sttlr 'f.t , -.-f . H .,,. , K 5125 gn kj , ' is -, sslr has . ki' .WL ki i Burton, Mike, and Mr. D. Koenig carry tables to festi- val area. Robert helps prepare by hanging paper and balloons.