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Gifted and Talented Students of Alto Elementary were involved in many activities in preparation for their recent visit to the George W. Bush Library and Museum in College Station. In preparation they studied the history of President's Day and its importance. They created individual presidential puppets to give a small informational presentation highlighting the significant events of their chosen president. From left in front are Laura Lopez, Alyssa Duplichain and Emily Gonzales; in back, Makynzie Germany, Evan Gonzales, Jordan Hall, Creager Davis and Anne Cox. Sponsor is Kay Kattner.


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