Unquowa School - Gator Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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joseph Herman, Rosalyn Zera, Craig Frenkel, Andra Locke, David McLeod, Beth McNaughton, Scott Fortunato, Peter Donnelly. Missing: Dore Manasevit, Heidi Nichols, George Roth, Frederick Senese, Stephen Silverstein. r--gs X IJ X f , QI! 9 Q F i - 3, .jf -- .,,:h,g1,

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Standing : Moneer Azzarn, Than Herron. Seated: Sandra Von Grotthuss, Scott O'Hara, Mrs. Cyrus, Robert McLaughlin, Brian Flowers, Gary Pituck, Sari Bick. , .ffl .V .,L. ' - ill IQ : x:'1' I KINDERGARTEN CLASS HISTORY - by Mfr. Cyrus Our kindergarten at Unquowa this year was composed of seven boys and two girls. It was a lively, active group of youngsters. Units on The Family, Transportation, The Farm and Community Helpers inspired many creative pictures and thoughts. A visit from a 'UTM -tl V5 gg i policeman, a trip on a train and an excursion 7 I lf I am N ev 1 fi, A . 'Fra 'I i F 35 l s ' Q ., 2 ,ly 0 .. , 9 2 -F 1-7 W ' Q at vw,-x ' N i i to Old MacDonald's Farm in Darien, were happy highlights of the year. At Christmas the kindergarten presented a play of the Nativity, fol- lowed by Christmas songs, to their parents. A living spruce tree was decorated with our own ceramic birds painstakingly molded, baked and painted.