Page 8—SUSQUEHANNA BULLETIN
For
these children,
school really begins
What do they expect to do,
play, learn in kindergarten?
Danny Heisey
Danny Heisey, brontosaur
Danny Heisey. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Danicl Heisey. 630
Church St. Mount Joy,
savs., “If 1 don’t learn
anything. I'm not staying.
“I don’t know what I'm
going to learn. but I want to
Icarn something - 1 hope.
“1 know onc thing. They
have a thing there you can
climb up. but if you do you'll
fall down through...I'm not
going up on that.
**But. they have a nice
sliding board, and they also
have somc nice hippety-
hops.
**But most of all | want to
learn.”
There's onc thing Danny
docsn’t want to learn about
in school] - dinosaurs.
That's bhffcause he already
knows about them. In fact,
it is his ambition to be a
dinosaur when he grows up.
Specifically, he would like
to bc a brontosaurus, an
animal he admires tremen-
dously, because a bronto-
saurus does not eat meat,
only vegetables, and is very
gentle although so huge. A
brontosaurus will not attack
other animals unless first
attacked, and then will fight
back not with its jaws but
with its powerful tail.
Danny definitely does not
want to be a Tyrannosaurus
Rex which eats meat.
In training to be a
brontosaurus. Danny says,
“I'm cutting down on hot.
dogs and hamburgers. |
want vegetables.”
Hob Wilson to ‘work on paper’
Hob Wilson, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Harold L. Wilson, 33
Wilson Drive, Maytown,
expects to be doing a lot of
“work on paper with a
pencil”
school.
He's already done a lot of
when he starts
work on paper with a pencil,
drawing animals, motor-
cycles, and cars.
He also expects to do a lot
of sliding on the wooden -
sliding board. Asked if he
expected to learn anything,
Hob said, “No.”
Hob Wilson
Kimberly Lippiatt, reader
Kimberly Lippiatt, who
wanted her picture taken
with her cat, Tommy, is the
daughter of Mr. & Mrs.
Kimber Lippiatt, 586 Ter-
race Ave., Mount Joy,
doesn’t know exactly what
she will be doing in school.
She saw the kindergarten
classroom and remembers
best the dolls and the piano.
One thing's sure, she
won’t be learning to read in
kindergarten - because she
already knows how to read.
She learned how eight
months ago and now has a
whole collection of books
she reads regularly.
Kimberly will be walking
to school with her sisters:
Kathy - 9, and Krissy - 7.
Greta Brenner
Greta Brenner, daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Paul F.
Brenner, 101 Poplar St.,
Mount Joy, already knows
her teacher.
Mrs. Toppin, Greta’s
teacher, lives down the
block.
“My teacher raised ger-
bils for the kids to look at,’
Greta Brenner
knows teacher
Greta told the Bulletin. “I
hope the gerbils have lots of
babies this year.”’
In school, Greta plans to
play with crayons and
perfect her knowledge of the
alphabet.
“l know A, B, C, D and
stuff,”” she says,” but I
don’t know how to do the
*Q"
Sean Erb
Sean Erb expects to play
Sean Erb, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Richard Erb, 708 W.
Main St., Mount Joy is
absolutely certain that he
wants to go to school.
“In school you can play
and stuff,’’ he explained.
The Bulletin asked, ‘Do
you have to learn anything
in school?"’
Sean said,
“No, just
play.” :
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