Alta Community High School - Cyclone Yearbook (Alta, IA)

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Front row Linda Bi-uns Lira Sandme D'ane Bauer Donna uoops Vicki Ann Alger, Claudia Olsen, Second row Linda Peters Vicki Sue Wolfe Terry Binder Becky Stille Douglas Gates, Ardell Ericksen, THIRD GRADE Third row Bruce Nelson Russel Post Ronnie Mortensen Jimmy Gordon, Teddy Mahn, Louis Anderson, THIRD GRADE ACTIVITIES When entering third grade we found out we had to be on "our own" by working and thinking for ourselves. We reviewed our addition and subtraction facts, learned to count money, tell time, measure things, carry in addition and borrow in subtraction. The high light of our year was to learn to multiply and divide through the fives. In reading we became more independent read- ers. We used three basic books, The Street and Roads Sries. We acted out our favorite stories for other grades. English found us Writing "real" letters to our grandmothers, the grocery store and the post of- fice. Something ne wwas the making of book re- ports using correct vvords and form. Visits were made to the grocery store, post of- fice! library and to a pond. We all became true first Americans of Indians in the fall. We built our own tepee, totem pole, and cooked' real Indian food. Front row Tommy Parker Milo Hustedt Dennis Langner, Charles Conard, Kenny Ryherd, Richard Carl- Second row Alyce Witzke Janet Smns Dari Holmes, Candace Norlin, Kathleen Fast, Gayle Barr, Karn Third row Vickie Brueggert Johnnie Hallengren, Steven Strom, Lawrence Ahart, Mike Peterson, Ricky Benson Myron Murphy Kathy Peterson

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FOURTH GRADE Front row: Darla Van Pelt, Ricki Otto David Delbrid , , ge, Janice Molgaard, Diana Florke, Ellen Grienke Colette Tienter Second row: Diane Jesse, Linda. Samuelson, Mike Binder. Danny Stieneke, Martha Hanson, Eugene Lich tenberg, Miss Bohning 'Hurd row: Paul Peterson, Kathleen Cacek, Robert And r M e son, aren Johnsen, Darlys Brechwald, Danny Hallengren, Marcene Peterson FOURTH GRADE ACTIVITIES We, of the fourth grade, have completed many activities this year. We have studied many things and also had fun doing art projects. In science, we have studied the weather, space materials, plants, and animals. We studied the plants and animals by bringing different types of them. In our weather unit we made a reference re- port on the weather conditions. We also learned and had fun doing many experiments. In English we learned many things about our English language we didn't know. We also looked up things in the dictionary and encyclopedias. In social studies we learned of different places in the world. We drew our own World maps and also put on a play written by our classmates. In arithmetic we have been studying fractions. We also get into more complicated work of sub- tracting and adding numbers plus multiplication and division. For fun, we work with clay in art class. We had a Health and safety poster contest earlier in the year which proved interesting. Front row: David Boettcher, Marsha Cox, Tony Stille, Bobby Hogancamp. Danny Peterson, Mike Goos- man, Janet, Seivert Second row: Kandy McDanel, Marlin Weiland, Robert Becker, Tom Gustafson, Mickey Rohlk, Karen Farestad, Miss Hornor Third row: Claudina Grienke, Mark Johnston, Steve Johannessen, Jim Camerer, Anne Hansen, Dennis Bruns, Betty Oatman 'Q n FOURTH GRADE 69

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-4 SECOND GRADE T I s ,fi - .ZA rl 4 gf ,ef 1 nl?-Y Front row: Brbara Schuler, Sandra Sundberg. Lori Jimmerson, Wayne Frederickson, Sharon Holtz, Steven Steffes, Alan Buckingham Second row: Patty Christopherson, John Diischer, Richard Adams, Doris Hanson, Marlene Pe- terson, Brenda Walsh, Nancy Peterson, Gilbert Moore Third row: Karen Halverson. Raymondn Nading, Timmy Alkire, Kim Barr, Donna Johnson, Peggy Anderson, Danny Goosman Absent: Paul Lietz Simi 'i S! SECOND GRADE ACTIVITIES ' has been another step in a child's stridghlgdr Tigre knowledge and education. Although small as it looks, if is a great Step in a Second r' . . . . gradlgteidiizygf is important in second grade for. It is 12, V used in all subjects and it is also a subject itself. Other subjects connected with reading are English ' d h netics. , an iritjhmetic has brought more knowledge ln Y measures, money, and numbers. i Science has given us knowledge from the um- verse to small, ordinary plants, animals, and rocks. Social studies. music, ph-yslcal education. -vt f health and other subjects help build our minds. . Hard work and play with other children flll out the activities of the second grade. env ..-. ll. X X I Marg' ...M Front row: Jacelyn Watt, Lynette Hansen, Marcia Meyer, Brian Frederick, William Anderson, , Timothy Sherwood, Steven Launderville Second row: Larry Grieme, Gregory Johannesen, James Oatman, Jeffrey Poulson, Kevin Anderson Delores Syndergaard Third row: Norma Beckfield. Brenda Samuelson, Melinda Peterson, Raymond Stille, Dick Adolph- son, Burton Hill, Steven Marshall, Mrs. Jarvis Absent: Linda Cacek, Collene Huse-man SECOND GRADE 9.