Deck Tennis Fun at Hawthorne School Class
Hawthorne School fourth graders learn deck tennis under Mrs. Kay Valentik. Students describe gameplay including tossing rings over a net, catching with one hand, and serving from the right.
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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1972
Page
1
Hawthorne School fourth graders learn deck tennis under Mrs. Kay Valentik. Students describe gameplay including tossing rings over a net, catching with one hand, and serving from the right.
In third grade at McMillan we visited Mrs Mollets farm on October 10. We saw cow bones a turtle shell and osage oranges. We collected hedge balls roots of hedge trees a willow branch and a drum from cow bones.
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