Thornwell School - Saint Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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FIRST What a thrill! We have started school. Not all of the first graders are saying this. Probably the hardest part of school for the first graders is settling down to learning their lessons and being still. As all classes, they look forward to free time. Right- Uh oh you guys, we've been caught! Below-Recess is my favorite part of the day! ljljkj 1fl3ff?l.1 ,fffllf if ff5EjigfQll'elljZ iQQ2l,'SV'5Qlfll Q . .,:,r t: ,-'l i' . Jennifer Sue Adams r 'yig igzg-frrffggsggg Matthew Anderson i-it1 554 . . lr f,re- pr f Elizabeth Michelle Alexander t I 5 . X ' ttt x '54 S Rossre Jerrold Bell E e t S 1 ' fr.r it ' eeree David Joseph Chapman Carol Ann Christopher Lou Elizabeth Conley Deborah Michelle Cotney 98

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Grade Mrs. Daum's third grade has proved that school is not just sitting in class. These students have put on plays for the other students which involved hard work. To break the classroom monotony, they enjoy music and P.E. classes, not forgetting recess. Mrs. Daum is not left a- lone because she is helped by Mrs. Horton. Between the two of them, they have prepared these stu- dents for next year. Recess is the best part of the day. It allows us time to change from the reality of studying to the fantasy of a tea party. Adena Rochelle Rhea Erik Christian Rhea Derry Darlene Rogers Deborah Louise Smith Amy Ruth Thorton Naomi Sue Tillman Virginia Todd Robert Johnson Waldrop Brett Elizabeth Warren Holly Shaye Wasson Christopher Scott Whaly

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