Wilson Hall - Idylls Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Fifth Grade aking the Challenge igns of happiness, glimpses of stration, and proud looks of the com- tion of a rigorous exercise explained atmosphere surrounding a fifth derts day at school. There was more 0 and less time to do it in. As Cristina Iiano replied, ttlt sure is frustrating to Je so much more responsibility now? sponsibility was the foundation of the fifth graderhs life. The challenge of remembering what books to take to which class threatened the aptitude of these future teenagers. The trip to Washington, DC. launched them into a test of their maturity and education. One good reason the trip was suc- cessful was summarized by Mrs. Segars and Mrs 80995, the fifth grade teachers, uThey are not babies anymore. They are old enough to do what I tell them. The lessons of responsibility learned in fifth grade were essential for next year they will be the leaders, upperclassmen, and role models of many younger students. Jean Anne Jordan Paul Kalish Curt Keith John King Jeremy Kniffen Sandra Lardi David Lee Allison Lynam Amy Meadows Jennie Merrit Marion Moses Kim Newman Meredith Nock Jonathan Parker Derek Pauley Michelle Scoggins Patrick Sexton Molly Simpson Kyle Smith Catherine Strange Jim Strong Olin Towery Matt Walker J ennifer Young Fifth Grade - 169

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Kelly Anderson Robyn Atkinson Kyle Smith grins intently as a bright idea dawns on him. At the Fall Festival, Steven Dinkins is told to usit Terry Bass still as he gets his face painted Brad BeaSIey Clark Bradley J ennifer Brown Working industriously, Jean-Anne Jordan is ab. sorbed by her art project Robert Buxton Paige Chewning Colin Dinkins Stephen Dinkins Chris Domrese Craig Dubose Heather Eldridge Clayton Estep Christiana Galiano Robert Grant Cooper Hill Chip Humphries 168 - Fifth Grade

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Fourth Grade A hand leaped to life and waved about as if shouting, ttMe, me! I want to answer next!'t Christian Roland quieted her hand as Mrs. Gibson answered the plea. Participation. The key word to a fourth gtader's school life. They had Two cub scout honor guards proudly carry the American flag at the Wilson Hall football game. Coming to Life an enthusiasm for learning and sharing that distinguished them from other grades. Just as Christian was eager to answer the next question, Nancy Hunter Lowder enjoyed sharing her summer vacation with her nine year old peers. All of them delved into their studies and absorbed everyth taught to them by Mrs. Gibson Mrs. Bledsoe. The fourth graders developed i excellent role models for the youn grades and their enthusiasm was example for all. Chad Blackwell Michael Burchstead Katie Byrne Will Calloway Albert Chen Larry Coker Lisa Cox Ted DuRant Sara Finley Anjie Gaughf Amy Giaquinto G.J. Guldan Amanda Haley Beth Harrison Michele Harritt Mari Higgins Liz Jacobs John J ones Jenny Lee Katie Lee Shelly Lee Mary Brien Levy Vance Livingston 170 - Fourth Grade