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l mom' 3 s. 5 ro Yilgllf P1:3td'eGm?fl:1GtZc1ChkG' e . Chgrd Schcghgiipps' TQQOQQS- Ri Y gqe Bell, T?Egn1ql'1i. Geo ggrbm FIRST GRADE Everybody loves to get away from school, and in this respect the First Grade is no different from others. This year our first grade learned by going places and seeing things. Each month the class went to the Art Museum where they learned about paintings and sculpture, and through a trip to the library they found out how to secure their own library cards. The Spring brought a trip to a farm to see baby animals. They also visited a large fire station in Toledo, where they were shown the works. Their last trip, and possibly the best, was to the Zoo where they took special delight in watching the monkeys. This trip was climaxed by a big picnic. When the First Grade was in school they enjoyed their sports period best of all, as you can tell from the picture. This group did not believe in all play and no work, however, and took great pride in the number of books they read. We are very glad to welcome this class officially to the Lower School. Deioplcme Leslie I Grflce tommy Mdgcel
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W a f U Waiter Bobrxenq EQKNDXXQZQOHI Barbara S eanne , SECOND GRADE The gift of the classes of '48 enjoyment of the Upper School, but for the Lower School as Well. As you can see, the Second Grade finds the picnic grounds and its surrounding area a fine place to play. Whenever they aren't busily involved in one of their many other activities, they may be found across the ravine Where they spend their happiest school hours. Here, industrious classroom Workers can relax from the ardors that follow naturally When approaching higher education A 'th ' . I1 rnetic and spelling hold no fears for these out-ot-doors people, who play strenuously tor awhile, to resume indoor activities with virn. and '49 has not just been for the use and L Handwot HW ii sf Tom kr Pele' DG x aul Paws in Thompson' my Thlesngix . V'c , X s. fr rn ' SEATED liz xlcxfllile KO Shrisien' O el. Susan
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