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A New Interest in Learning This year Richard Winn obtained ten new com- puters. After this acquisition, they placed the older computers in the elementary classrooms. This gave the younger students an opportunity to develop computer skills while working with math, spelling, and grammar programs. In addition, more comput- er classes were available to the high school, middle school, and even the kindergarten. By Kay Gustafson Mrs. Taylor helps the kindergarten class learn more about computers. The kindergarteners used programs to improve their alphabet and number skills. 4 People-Divider
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The spirit is back! During’ the fall Student Council elections, Ed Pope, a candidate for treasurer, exclaimed, “Ihave recently heard that Richard Winn was dead, and this makes me mad!” After hear- ing Ed's speech, the students took the initiative and set a goal to regain the spirit and pride in Richard Winn that seemed to be weakening. We renewed our spirit in a number ways this year. First, we participated more at the pep rallies and the games. Next com- munity service and involvement im- Eighth graders learn the typewriter key- board first semester; second semester they will learn to use computers. proved. For example, the Youth Con- servation Board cleared a nature walk for the primary school. Also, the school participated in Drug Aware- ness Week by wearing red ribbons, (iJust say no pins”, and sponsoring a poster contest. In addition, a Junior and Senior Fellowship of Christian Athletes was organized. They worked on community service projects as well as helping to create a wholesome envi- ronment at school. The spirit of learning and parent involvement also increased. A chemis- try lab class was formed, additional computer classes were started, and an Art class was added. The PTO spon- sored a Harvest Festival and Las Vegas Night to raise funds for academ- ics. The Booster Club built new lockers in the dressing rooms and spruced up the athletic facilities. New teachers and coaches brought with them new ideas and refreshing new ways of do- ing things. All in all, new attitudes and dedi- cation brought about a very exciting and productive year in which it was ev- ident that, at RWA, THE SPIRIT IS BACK! By Kay Gustafson Lower school girls learned many cheers at cheerleading camp during the summer and really enjoy cheering at pep rallies. Mr. Taylor is posing with his favorite Halloween char- acter, the Great Pumpkin (Gorden Weigle). In the background, the bulletin board was designed by Caro- line Jones with the help of her classmates. Opening 3
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