Avondale High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Avondale, CO)

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can non GRADE REVIEW The fourth grade, under the supervision of Miss Wilson, have had one of the most exciting years of school life. Be- sides their usual study of reading, writing, and Arithmetic, they have had many outside activities. They studied about all different countries of the world. They wrote letters to other schools andin return theyrecieved the different kindsof things which were grown or manufactured in that place. From Birming- ham, Alabama they received a miniture statue of the Vulcan,one of the largest statues in the world. Also a sample of cotton from the seed stage until it was in blossom. There was also a sample of steel and iron. First there was the raw material and then n piece of the finished product. The fourth grade pupils learned to do the minuet and they presented it at a P. T. A. meeting and then Boone asked them to come down to their school and present this dance for one of their assemblies. The boys and girls of this class dressed in blue and white, the school colors, and sold candy and pop for the senior class at basket ball games. They also played an important part in the Chr1stmasOper- Bttao There are 21 pupils in this grade. They have hept their room decoratu ed all year with their Art work and . they enjoyed four parties and a picnic Q, 7 during the year, tj XXX The fifth and sixth graders have .. xNy5x enJoyed many activities this year. Mr. - --g A Corser, who is our Coahh, has done a -,-.- very fine Jobof teaching these pupils. . During the year they enjoyed a NW '-- Halloween party, a Chrmstmas party, e Fool's picnic. This was granted the fifth and sixth graders because they did not have andEaster party. On May l, they atended the annual May Day picnic C. 'Ai' peg St. Valentine party and an Aprill sptaiyh ' ' . . xv ,., for the lower grades, which was held lv 6 up at the City Park. They helped provide the programs for the Carnival, Operetta, and the ,f' Must c Festival. x , . During all of the year they had ulff ffdyf! kept their room decorated with their NX - Art work. This included the painting X H of flowers on the windows, soa carv- ings, painted wood and metal pgaquesand I.ll 1 wngv llllllla g eihlagi-V, fi H w portrait work. - niiw - f i'!iEEEE ' El! 2 S - N 1

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erm nun ' 'WGRADE Rl-'JVIEWA T ' CGQn't3 A QU ' A ,gn pp, o W ,- V 'g linffff. Q f'1 'gfff ,Ltfthe lest of the your they 1 ' .jxw X' Kgs . . ggiyffkq APfhsd'h minitdro farm in their room. T 1--Qgf s :l4 -f A, 1 ff in this ,tney,,p,1:mted all different ts'X5'J,e' f7 ' 'kinds of farm plnnts ond also some OU 11 Plfi re I A 'lfflgowsrs-' ' M ' ' Zfeafhilvfevdfn 'N' ' 1 I. 'A e GRADECREVIEW' y 'A 1 T A 1 The seoondasnd third grade hed a very lnterest1ng'year of school. Miss Frusher, tnelr teeeher,,p1enned msny interesting 'trips for them during the year. ff '+-Q At the beginning of the senool term, while cantsloupeswere still being shlpped. she arranged for them to go over to the packing shed to ses just how melohs were packed before being shipped to all different points in the U: S:. , . This group hed several parties during the year. The first one was e Halloween party. To this they Invited the first graders. Together they had a very enjpynble time.. Next came their Christmas party. This was held in their room. They had n large Christmas tree end gifts were exchanged by the pupils The next one,wes their Vs1ent1nes,pnrty. At th1s'n large box of.Valent1nes was opened and distributed among the students. Instead of having an Easter party, they all enjoyed the show Pinocchio. On May l, this group, togethfrwith the rest of the intermediate grades enjoyed a'pion1o,st City Park. M A, In Art work of all kinds, this class d1d.except1onnlly good work. .Perhaps as ydu dr1veV'pest the sodooh house, you will probably see 'birds painted -on the windows: Thestudents did- ell of this drawing themselves. They nlsokworked on paintings which ere to be sent to the State Fsir'L in Pueblo They also painted a travel scene free-handed. '- ,- During the yeer,hthe second and third graders presented two puppet shows. One was named Hansel and Gretel and the th ., th- Dut ' D 11 dn ' O erTge?. also helps? thenegtire grade school. present the Christmas Operette end they helped keep the' grounds clean during the lnst of the yosr4'Tne lhsttsixiweekshofeschoolothey worked on'n growing experiment. They planted grain and corn seeds as well as some flower seeds. N- E3 lim- , , gmsg, - ,... 1 iidil' nf S :Hifi S , ,. .

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mn-nun 559 3 U fxtdmbh .' 9 ,, e 3 Y.- f ff? f ,ffl , ffl. f DOMESTIC THOUES LE GIVE me one friend, just one, who meets The needs df all my varying moodsg Be we in noisy city strets, Or in Dear Nature's Solitudes. One who can let the World go by, And suffer not s m1nute's psngg Wnofd dare to shock propriety With me, and never care a hang. One who can share my grief or mirth, And know my days to praise or curseg And rate me just for what Ifm worth, And find me still, Oh, not so worse! Give me one friend, for peace or wer, And I shall hold myself well blest, And richly compensated for the cussedness of all the rest. Esther M. Clark. Grade Review 6Gon'tJ In the room of these pupils you wlllfind a small library. The children them- selves hsve brought the books for the library and some have been loaned by people in the community. During the year the fifth and sixth graders took time ouh.of school and wrote a complete history on Pueblo County. For Arbor Day the room donated a Honeysuckle vine for the school grounds. The thing that we can thank them for most is the cleaning up of the school grounds about five or six times during the year. One time they cleaned all the wnythrough the church yard. NOW! EFX? If yeu have hard work to do, Do no WI Today the skies are clear and blue, Do it now. Tomorrow clouds may come in ' view Yesterday is not for youg Do it now. gf If you have a song to sing, Sing it now. Let the notes of gladness ring Clear as song of bird in Spring Let every day some music brrhgg Sing it now. ' ,,,Anon. A DAY for toil, an hour for sport,But for a friend is Life too short. 9:'i : ' 5 mil' ,- s----- 1