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Around Broadneck: Pirate treasure hunter held the attention of Arnold Elementary kidsPublished 10/19/09
The multipurpose room at Arnold Elementary School looked like the galley of a pirate ship, staffed by Lilliputians. Pint-sized scalawags swaggered by, muttering "Arrrgh!" They were adorned with bandanas printed with skulls and crossbones, paper eye patches and hand-scribbled temporary tattoos.
Wendi Winters — For The Capital
A cluster of Arnold Elementary second-graders disguised as pirates got a chance to hold real pirate treasures found by undersea explorer Scott Mitchen. From left, Trippe Bauman, 8, Mitchen, Matthew Gower, 7, and Rachael Manturuk, 7.A much taller pirate herded the little rapscallions into orderly rows. He was Michael Kovaks, a second-grade teacher. It turns out these 89 baby-faced buccaneers were the school's entire second grade. They were decked out in pirate regalia and on deck for an afternoon assembly presented by Milwaukee, Wis., native Scott...
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