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Home Ec Sponsors 2nd Pre-School The second annual preschool was held May 12-23. Preschool was again under the direction of Mrs. Sally Van Horn. The program is for students ages four to five. Class started at 8:45 and ended at 11 a.m. in the home economics room. The program included play with other children, stories, music, and other educational activities, along with a mid-morning snack. Fifteen children were enrolled in the preschool class. Mrs. Van Horn said purpose of the preschool is for high school students to observe behavior of children and to help both age groups learn through a variety of experiences. The two weeks ended with a grad uation ceremony for the children. The students sang songs, and received their first diplomas. Parents and other fam- ily members of the students observed graduation. This page, top: preschoolers play hands up. Left: Jill Crisman points her gun. encouraging fingerpainters to do as instructed. Right: Dannie McCarthy shows pictures. Opposite page, left: Ann Sparling gives a helping hand to a young artist. Top: Terri Lucero and Dawn Hibbard compliment youngsters. Middle: Draw- ing was another project preschoolers underwent. Bottom: The two weeks came to an end and the preschoolers graduated. 18
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— A Time To Do Your Own Special Thing Noon Hour Noon hour is a time for talk- ing, paying special interest to the more important people .fin- ishing last minute assignments, or sacking out for a brief moment. It's time to eat lunch, to talk, and to tell those special secrets to friends. And when we're tired of talk- ing we attend any one of a dozen class meetings. I.R.C. in room 1, or Student Council in the Library, all of which meet during lunch. Stu- dents often play with a frisbee or throw a football around. Noontime ... a chance to study for tests, and to catch up on homework, to read . . . Some people elude the faculty, and have a smoke in Post's Alley” or head for Pizza Hut or the A W. Noontime ... a time to talk to people on the plaza, to sit on the lawn and conversa- tionalize or just to stand in the halls, lean against the lockers, and watch the people go by. Noontime ... a free time ... a time to do your special thing, to do whatever you want to do and to do it the way you want to. 20
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