Good Old Days Magazine

a Celebration in Room 10

he third graders of Room 10 loved games and elections and cupcakes and cookies, but they did not love Valentine’s Day. The boys especially were not fans! Back in 1970 in North Riverside, Ill., giving a valentine to each member of the class was mandatory. As the young teacher of this opinionated bunch, it was my

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