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

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..While these little girls are resting they are probably thinking of the interesting specimens in the world around them, ln science the second grade students studied moths and butterflies, types of caterpillars and chrysalises. Since nature lovers must not have limited vocabularies, each child kept a vocabulary book. Meaning of the word was learned and the word was used in a sentence, No wonder a rest is welcomel LEP Parr T T0 On RIG ' Nqn Cy Gxfwd' effys 'th 7' f J . 'Ll Ol-Ute 'hbull Owe,-,Q lizyfrfcio I Orc-io C053 ' Voffodlc 3 eh eck .V ko, Oh l'VOldrOn Roberta