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CTY SUNDAE11P 10/11/04 PHOTO BY LORI KING Robinson Jr. Hi 7th grader Moranda Smith gets rewarded for her satisfactory report with a mouth full of whip cream, courtesy of teacher Linda Watson, during sundae treats for all students who received S reports.

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Teacher Linda Watson rewards Moranda Smith, a seventh grader at Robinson Junior High, with a mouthful of whipped cream for receiving all satisfactory rankings on her first-quarter interim report. Every student at the school who received all-satisfactory rankings was treated to ice cream and sundae fixings during lunchtime yesterday.

First Published October 12, 2004, 11:43 a.m.

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