Rowland Hall Saint Mark's - Hallmark / Lantern Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Third and Fourth Grades We read so much we think we’ll never stop. We’ve read all the books about the Bobbsey Twins and we think we know every poem in “Silver Pennies” by heart. Discoveries are ex- citing and it’s fun to know the world as grown- ups do. We have lots of friends. We are no- ticed and we like it. We’ve learned all about manners. Stand up when a teacher enters and speak when spoken to. We laugh and find fun in everything.

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First and Second Grades p “See Dick and Jane.” “Run, Spot, run.” Letters into words; the discovery of new friends. Crisp new books, presenting a chat lenge to our eager minds. An exciting world opens beckoning, ‘Come, boys and girls, come, come.” “I’m in second grade.” It is a year of adventures. “I get to go to school all day and take my lunch, just like the big girls. I’m growing up. I work more now, but I still love recess.”

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Fifth and Sixth Grades Hey, looking for our gang? Well, be still a moment and listen. Our gang can always be heard whether laughing at all- important secrets or playing kick-ball on the playground. Reading has been mas- tered; books now hold a vast untouched region of excitement. We can tell grown- ups things we are sure they would never know about: geography, science, birds, and trees. We have read books concern- ing every place under the sun. We are Heidi in Switzerland, the little English girl whom Mary Poppins visited, or per- haps we are a pioneer or a princess who lived a hundred years ago. There is pride in all our accomplishments and each mo- ment is treasured, as slowly our carefree days of childhood pass us by and we start our journey into womanhood.