Unquowa School - Gator Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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. . Iii f-i-'-ii-t2:2Q by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Robert Camarda was Hiawatha and Mar- guerite Skulby was N okomis. We spent an interesting morning at the Museum of Art, Science and Industry handling Indian tools and looking at slides. We had fun at our Christmas party and were choir boys in the Nativity Pageant. We also had a valentine box, chose a postman to deliver our valen- tines and had a party. In April we will take a trip to the Mitchell Dairy and also to the Planetarium. And now we must work hard for our spring tests and get ready for the fourth grade. See you next year!

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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

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William Casson, Richard Camarda, Mark Sciarrillo, Susan Harrison, Heidi Richardson, David MacAllasrer, Jonathan Brew, William Schulman. Missing Susan Bodnar, Martin Roth. SECOND GRADE CLASS HISTORY 0 L .0 Xdii15:f?fg'i W ' 'Iii lg 9 Hgh' ' ,Q c ,- ifiifiil or ' 1 S l , .MM ,.,q., fm: Wfe wish you could be our guest in second grade so we could share our school year. You'd see our store in one corner where we have learned about money. We would sell you gro- ceries and give you the right change, too. In another corner is our science table where all sorts of things have appeared, from shells to plants to prisms. Wie made bread on our science table and we made butter, roo. They were good. 1 l