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I I Stanley The -Friendly Bus 'M I 1 rC. I 0- I Jf I I VfH' -7 'V 4 i CO 75 CO 1 ANTOINETTE PENNESE gives introductory talk on riding school bus. 2t EEZ3 Li3D'1 LfUQ Mil In iltfl k'v Frlen. Their little dramatization featured Stanley The Friendly School Bus, which all the kids helped to paint a bright yellow, and bus driver Mr. Mclver.

The program, a special project of Mrs. Amy Stroud's two kindergarten classes, highlighted the state-approved bus safety instruction that was initiated in all Pennsauken elementary schools this year. The children also took several bus rides and heard talks on safety from a real bus driver and a policeman. CAROL COMEGNO Stanley is the friendly school bus. He's a friend to us.

He says learn each safety rule When you go to school. Always sit back in your seat; do not shout or push or run. Then your trip is fun. (Sung to the tune of "I've Been Working on the Thirty-five kindergarten children at the Amon Heights School in Pennsauken wrote the above lyrics and sang them last Friday during an assembly skit they presented on the do's and dotfts of bus safety. irlrrfflritinHai1r 4 RONALD DI MEDIO is "driver," and passengers are Ttobert Brunges, Barbara, Ren-wick, Deborah Sauselein, Sherry Serrano, Daren Falcon, Angela Jervas, Janet Smith and Antoinette Pennese.

Photographs by BOB BARTOSZ DARE absorl.