Unquowa School - Gator Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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Seated: Michael Lyon, Gary Sciarrillo, Slisan Bushnell, Deborah Winer, Judith Silverstein, Adrian Van Der Kroef, Seth Jacobson, Peter Wendy. Standing: Richard Perrini, Tracy Yung, Brian Olschan, Henry Kogut, Gray Shaw, john Lewis, Michael Nicholas, Lawrence Nelson. Missing: Barrett Nichols. FOURTH GRADE CLASS HISTORY A Ai Q Xiu Q 4 2' ,-tw? . A6.Z3gqQ',u, -' Tli A ' El, y ,iw . F ..4.i f -g f if '1 5' V 9 . tm-vl e , 1 'W 1 Ni M MJ lr: 'ff ui-it .. p Ulm 4 ' ul, ' - 5 1, 1: . 7, ... eff M Il, X L, ta.-2'SV 3 I i E- For Christmas gifts we made ice and wax candles. We poured melted wax over crushed ice which had been placed in empty milk cartons. We made hot-dish holders for Mother's Day. Tumbling in gym was graded tops by the boys. We have a large class of seventeen, but we were all good friends. - by Swan Barlmell and Buffet N icbolr The Fourth Grade is nice to be in. Once we made candied applies - they were very sticky. When spring came, paper flower gardens grew in our windows! For the Spring Concert we made up poems and Mr. Heath put music to them. We are going to the Southport Public Library and to a museum in Stamford.

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jonathan Brunn, Brent Humphreyson, Marguerite Skubly, Michael Gellis, Robert Camarda. THIRD GRADE CLASS- HISTORY soak mix 4 V AT N E55 5 My Qlltalw l V 1515? l , G LIX' - by Robert Cfzmarda When we started school in September, the year ahead seemed a very long one, but where has it gone. Here we are in March and the year is well on its way to being over. We have learned about many different lands this year through our Open Court Readers and in Social Studies. We have studied about the people who owned our land before the white people came. We have made a little play from the poem The Childhood of Hiawatha