Maumee Valley Country Day High School - Weather Vane Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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FIR T GRADE With a knock at the door comes a chorus of young voices saying, Entrez. These little French students are the apple of Maclarne's eye. After reading, num- bers, music, and a well-deserved lunch, the sleepy- eyed first graders-to the envy of upper school stu- dents-drag their little cots into Miss Srnith's room. But their school day is not all Work, for after their nap they have aftemoon activities - drawing pictures, listening to poetry, playing out of doors till the busses leave. ,ffl-fl Hebggflf lrf GJ N t S Sm Q Mzwyggiww ' - , H A Q Hgfiggmfi ' '-Nxsm was is .f' Q 2, , ,.. . ,Agn B Q. t. .V -is 43,22-saga M wwglx T355 WE ,la E , ftwxll gift-iE,g?w am -W V1 R

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KI DERGARTE Before rnidmorning lunch We hear the tapping of little feet, destined some day to become the World's best jitterhugs. These five year olds need nourish- .. ,F , fe' ,M ,4s,.. W sg, Hs- lr, an - 5 YZ gz- xv: ww-- -'1 'I 'f ' lx 1 I' 9 A .wi .r , M H 's s. . E E . 5, 'tw 3 s siege Q ,, Q W Iwi K Ntxw if 2 F ii-A'-' M . W. 1 if X W Us VW 'N ' ment and rest after rhythm class. Whether tossing in the snow, sliding down the slide, or swinging, the youngsters have healthy appetites by noon. Although they can't understand Why they must take naps, miniature snores are heard tive minutes after they lie down. In an hour they are up again, ready to play in the sand-box or model in clay. -1 SWK am 1 if H52 sixth sig? 'f a Q1 , - 1 fs- ' E .- Z - ,. '+' i ' v' , I .l g ' if X ' 'fig M, . . - 1 ' '12, :J -uf, . f- its .ng .. ,Q . , . , j' ,-wage: 315:21 -11 s ., ,A AT ' Y TT '3 1 I ' N554 'rf- ' 1' 13' .v ,A ' Y, , if 4- Q. . ,,,iifi,,'- ze st, ,, 'l'fpif?f, we-1213? f .-1.1 1 . E5 E'3WW,9 Af, . 'lk : in V 5 Y ' gg i ' mit? ' .g SVP- 1

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