Randolph Academy Youths Observe Veterans DayRandolph Academy Youths Observe Veterans Day
On Wednesday, adults and veterans will in many forms observe Armistice Day, or the contemporary Veterans Day. One difference, young eighth-grade students at the Randolph Academy wanted to observe the national day of remembrance the as well, with a handmade patriotic poster they will present to the Randolph American Legion Post 181 on Wednesday. Their teacher, Connie Dalbo, pointed out they utilized various computer programs such as clip art, word art and origami web sites to make the poster. “It was their own idea and my faith in them was to let them fulfill their project of making a poster that will hang in the Legion,” Dalbo said. From left, Angelica, Chris, Nate, Julian and Kris. Jeff and John are not in the photo.
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A large crowd gathered to mark the occasion.




