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SSWwant to go to high school because I
la m going to be a stud,” said second
grader Sam Versch.
High School is
in the dreams of
many children. GROWING UP
The dreams are
often of being a
cheerleader or a
football player.
“I want to go to high school. It will
be fun because I’m going to play
varsity football,” said Kent Fleming, a
first-grader.
“Ralston’s a pretty neat school. I
want to be a cheerleader,” commented
second-grader Susan Sgroi.
Being in the high school band is also
a dream of many six or seven-year-
olds.
“I want to grow up and be a flute
player in the band like my sister," said
first-grader Cory Alber.
"I want to be a majorette and march
in front of the band,” said first-grader
Sheila McCallan.
Although many were looking forward
to high school, a couple were not sure.
“Yes, I want to go to high school.
Well, I think so. My mom doesn’t like
me to go anywhere by myself. She
probably won’t let me go,” said
kindergartener Martin Peterson.

R a csss Is s t in s for fun as wall as exercise. Sports are a good
way to exercise and play with friends
Ju st hangtn' around is first-grader John Metiler, while out for
morning recess Students found a lot of different ways to
free time they have between classes.
In. out. around, and through. Second-graders enjoy playing in
the old tires during morning recess.

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