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New Twists Of Everyday Type Stuff Make Enrichment Anything But Enrichment ... It wasn’t just Scholastic magazines, newspa- pers, and guest speakers. New Wave Enrichment consisted of untold new possibilities such as Joey Blitch bringing his skate- board, Melanie Morris pledging the flag in sign language, Adam Thompson’s showing of his per- sonal scrapbook, and interesting stories told by Rocky Agbunag, about arriving in the United States from The Phillipines. During the course of the year, Nancy Reagan was mailed a get well note, and the class actually received a reply! The sixth, seventh, and eight graders went to the Greek Food Festival at the Orthodox Church in Tallahassee, where they sampled the food and the delicious pastries. Enrichment offered students learning that wasn’t limited by textbooks. Each person also Ordinary! taught a lesson from a calendar, catalog, map, dictionary, or mov- ie. Before exams, they collected and discussed subjects they’d studied from the newspapers. The students had nothing to compare to this New Wave En- richment. But, then it needed no comparison, even if they did have to dig deep for replies to Mrs. Smith’s famous “Let’s expand on that.” T-shirls make all sorts of statements, from polilical views to support of unding events, from commercia comments, to expressed loyalties. Pheobe Cox's speaks for itself. Lindy Beverett and Anna Thomas sample Bak ava at the Greek Food Festival. 148 Student Life
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John Banow scans (he Biography Dictionary for poet Wilfred Owen in an attempt to get an early start on his English IV paper. Not Ending everylhing he needs for Shel- ley results in a trip to the R. A. Gray Li- brary for Scott Melvin. Taking advantage of a free period in Bi- ology II as reward for a recent A, ICufhy Dowling uses the extra lime for library work on Wordsworth. Endless Projects W 147
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The sixth, seventh, and eight graders mingle outside of the Orthodox Church during the food est field trip. A demonstration of the proper application of shaving cream by Suzanne Spooner, catches her volunteer, Jeremy Morris, as well as the rest of the class by surprise. Enrichment W 149
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