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Photos courtesy of Joyce Hunt Left photo, Annelise Riedel of Washington received a chopstick demonstration from Headmaster Michael Vargo at the Japanese Party at Wakefield Country Day School. Right photo, lolie Maggiolo, left, Wakefield Country Day School parent shared her Japanese heritage with second arid third graders at the school during the party at which time they read their illustrated haiku poetry, then enjoyed fasting Japanese lood ori the sushi plates they made in art class with the help of local potter Jeanne Dreavas of Sperryville. Pictured with, Ms. Maggiolo is April Heddleston of Sperryville, WCDS second grade teacher.

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