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r S 4 lui 1 I. Shannon Crone 2. Lee Knight, Stephanie-Sinquefield, Dean Andre 3. Trevor Broughton 4. Stacey Weldon 5. Joe Prowell 6. Paul Maingault 7. Stacy Scott 8. Michael Winemiller 9. Erinna Cavin IO. Phillip Stroud II. Larry Stone ll. Stephanie Butler I3. Emily Corbitt I4. Tyler Broughton IS. Kellie Daughery. Chris McNees. Julie Gore I6. Dean Andre portrays Daniel Boone I7. Natasha Hunsucker represents a pilgrim who traveled on the Mayflower. Grandparent's DayfI95
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This year something really neat hap- pened at school. For the first time we had a day when the grandparents came to school to spend a day with their grandchildren. The elementary students presented This is America, a patriotic program with students dressed in cos- tume representing people and symbols of our American heritage. After the pro- gram grandparents returned to the classroom with the students to share what school was like when they were young. Families then grouped together to enjoy a picnic lunch of grandma's cooking. This was a day of fun. food, fellowship, and a time to honor our grandparents. l. Hope Gilbert portrays Betsy Ross 2. James An- derson represents Abraham Lincoln 3. Steve Fu- son, a high school student, also took part in the program. 4. Grandparents visit in Mrs. BurIison's room following the program 5. Hayley Williamson enjoys lunch with her grandmother. l94fGrandparent s Day
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A Certain Small Shepard How would you have liked to have been a small shepard boy just before the birth of our Savior? Well, that is the program the Elementary school presented. They marched in carry- ing candles singing of Christmas joy. Once everyone was seated, our story began. Two children played by Elaine Gore and Paul Pollar were talking to their grandfather CDoug Scottj about how Christmas really came about. The grandfather told a story of Josiah, a small shepard boy, who sees a star and follows it to where the baby Jesus lay. Josiah. upon seeing the baby Jesus, gives his most prized possession - a baby lamb. The grandfather ex- plained to the children that Jesus wants us to give our heart to him. At this point, the Son Rays beautifully sang Come Into My Heart Lord Je- sus using sign language. Brother Moore led in prayer and the chil- dren marched out singing of the joy of Christmas. An outstanding performance and congradulations go to the elemen- tary and especially to Miss Jackson, Mrs. Jackson, and Mrs. Brown.
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