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

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FIRST ROW YQCVQ f Fr Hicharglpgsg PhTllZgggSAFerquSOn S Top ok 1 . W HOW.. ' Un G muh . healon, Sqrygry Strom oldbergl Virgicks, Timo! QMS- chan' Mm me Mitchell Una Juni , S' Cllfher' lne KINDERGARTEN ' down to the end of the long Lower School hall and lf you were to go way open the door to the right, nine chances out of ten you would find these young people carrying on some activity very similar to that shown in the picture School, the Kindergarten also builds above. Not to be outdone by the Nursery with blocks, and paints, while it works mural, entitled The Kindergarten Train, tor moles, with not too much success but Hallowe'en by making pumpkin taces, b lanting sweet potatoe with clay. This year saw a large painted by them. All tall they dug with great energy. They celebrated and they became farmers around s all over the room. With this fine Thanksgiving y p ' ' M.V.' 1950-51 Kindergarten Class will list of accomplishments we are sure s be a splendid and well-knit organization in the years to come.