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tribtown > Cassandra Salazar, left, and Samantha Anderson, of the Seymour High School Concert Choir, practice a holiday song Dec. 11, 2007, in the Earl D. Prout Auditorium, for the Sounds of the Season show the next night.
tribtown > Rory Davis, right, vies for Scott DeZarn's affection during the Jan. 11, 2008, Native American Day play at Emerson Elementary School in Seymour. Fifth-graders in Mary Sentz's class researched and wrote about their studies, and it all came together in a play acted out by the class.
tribtown > Justin Woodrum, left, interviews Madison Zike as she plays the part of Chief Crazy Horse during the Native American Day play Jan. 11, 2008, at Emerson Elementary School in Seymour. The students are in Mary Sentz's fifth-grade class.
tribtown > Savannah Smith watches as the wheel spins around during the game show segment "Wheel of the Woodlands" in a Native American Day play on Jan. 11, 2008, at Emerson Elementary School. Fifth-graders in Mary Sentz's class researched and wrote the play, and it all came together in a play acted out by the class.
tribtown > Sam Freeman reacts as the wheel spins around in the game show segment "Wheel of the Woodlands" Jan. 11, 2008, during his class' Native American Day play. Mary Sentz's fifth-grade class researched, wrote and performed the play for the school, parents and grandparents.
tribtown > Fifth-graders in Mary Sentz's class, Sam Freeman, Dylan McKee, Cody McFarlin, Keegan Bowman, Josh Edwards, Savannah Smith and Kianna Gonzalez, conclude their game show segment "Wheel of the Woodlands" during the Jan. 11, 2008, Native American Day play at Emerson Elementary School.
tribtown > From left, Justin Woodrum, Aaron Green, Abigail Curry, Madison Zike, Cheyenne Loudin and Skylar Moore give a Navajo blessing at the end of the Native American Day play on Jan. 11, 2008, at Emerson Elementary School. Fifth-graders in Mary Sentz's class performed the play for their peers, parents and grandparents.
tribtown > Robert Schmielau, superintendent of Seymour Community Schools, listens to students in Diane Altemeyer's first-grade class at Seymour-Jackson Elementary School as they read their stories Jan. 17, 2008. Schmielau will retire in June 2008 after 42 years of service in the education field.
tribtown > Robert Schmielau, superintendent of Seymour Community Schools, visits with Diane Altemeyer's first-grade class at Seymour-Jackson Elementary School Jan. 17, 2008. Schmielau will retire in June 2008 after 42 years of service in the education sector.
Cassandra Salazar, left, and Samantha Anderson, of the Seymour High School Concert Choir, practice a holiday song Dec. 11, 2007, in the Earl D. Prout Auditorium, for the Sounds of the Season show the next night.
> Cassandra Salazar, left, and Samantha Anderson, of the Seymour High School Concert Choir, practice a holiday song Dec. 11, 2007, in the Earl D. Prout Auditorium, for the Sounds of the Season show the next night.
Cassandra Salazar, left, and Samantha Anderson, of the Seymour High School Concert Choir, practice a holiday song Dec. 11, 2007, in the Earl D. Prout Auditorium, for the Sounds of the Season show the next night.
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