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Many Projects Live up to Giving in Thanksgiving Throughout the school, projects were set up in celebra- tion of Thanksgiving. All grades participated in the Head- start Book Drive which collected a total of 8 1 9 books, sur- passing the goal of 800. In the Thanksgiving Morning Ex., members of the Lower and Middle Schools read excerpts from their favorite books, in celebration of the Book Drive. The entire school also donated canned goods for the canned food drive. Members of the Upper School gave a total of $ 1 80 which will buy a sheep and some bees for the Heifer Project. It is a funny thing that in giving what we can, we come to realize how thankful we are because we can give.
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Interim Week: Work or Vacation? Would you believe it ' s both? No? Well, it is. Interim week is a vacation from school, but it is not a vacation from work. Each 8th- 12th grader spent the week learning everything they possibly could about one subject, w -mm- The neat thing about interim week is that if you have some initiative ' ■ ' ' ' and or don ' t like any of the interim groups, you can design your own. Film Making Living on the Street Hospital Volunteers Frank Lloyd Wright Law Week Outward Bound Auto Mechanics Florence Trip Alcohol Awareness American Family on Film French Immersion Archaeology Spanish Campaign ' 88 International Cooking %■ . it Wi ! r , t 26
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Season ' s Greetings While the Bears were being blo wn away in San Francisco, the winter clouds were blowing in a snowstorm for the Winter Concert on Tuesday, December 15. Members of each school participated: the Lower School Chorus, the Middle School Vocal Ensemble, the music classes of the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades, and the Upper School Chorus. Some of the songs sung were: Chanukah, Chanukah, The Little Drummer Boy, and Carol of the Bells. On Thursday afternoon and also at Morning Ex on Wednesday, the Lower School performed its holiday program, Scenes of the Season. Skits and songs performed included: Field Mice Carols, The Boy Who Laughed at Santa Claus, and Potato Pancakes All Around. On Friday, the entire school participated in the traditional Santa Claus Dance, dancing to upbeat music. Each student put a present under the tree to be given to PRIDE, an organization for the Engle- wood neighborhood in Chicago.
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