Bath High School - Crocus Yearbook (Bath, SD)

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I ,L-as BACK ROW: Jerauld Holmes, Darwin Hall, Richard Cummings, James Sperry, George Bauer, Edna Little. MIDDLE ROW: Donna Nilsson,Eugene Larson, Charles Fuhang Maxf ine Locken, Gloria Klefstad, Joyce Bean, Wayne Fluke. FRONT RUN: Norma Nilsson, Darlys Goodrich, Darlene Graves, Mildred Stahl, Evelyn Fritz, Donna Cornell. FOURTH GRADE Cornell, Donna Fluke, Wayne Fritz, Evelyn Hall, Darwin Little, Edna Nilsson, Donna Mae SIXTH GRADE Cummings, Richard Goodrich, Darlys Holmes, Jerauld Klefstad, Gloria Locken, Maxine FIFTH GRADE Bauer, George Bean, Joyce Fulker, Charles Graves, Darlene Larson, Eugene Nilsson, Norma Sperry, James Stahl, Mildred Hu Pa our paper, NClover time. Each child has read at least ten library books this year. Charles Fulken AO, Maxine Locken, 33. NChild Lifen and WTheVkek- ly Readern are read reg- ularly by everybody. Contestants to the county spelling contest Darwin Hall, Norma Nilsson, and Maxine Locken. Darwin Hall, Donna Mae Nils- son, and Donna Cornell compe- ted in the county field meet. Were! Let's send this Red Cross album to Canada. rry--we won't get tchn, planned on L6

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JUIXHOR HIGH CTIVITIES UI pledge allegiance to the Flag.U Every morning our patriotism committee leads the flag salute. C. L. always plarms e. y pzirtjf. These the committees in charge of the Valentine 4.1 The Junior High students use the seventh grade units as out- lined in the South Dakota course. A regular class in current events meets daily, using the national current event paper. Unit scales of attainment were given to measure the progress of the classes. Entrees in the county spelling contest were Lyle Fritz,grad VIII and Ronald Ehrke, grade VII. Lyle won second place. English classes used the English Activity course. They con- tributed articles to the Brown YQHI' . The Literature Appreciation three books of fiction and reading every student earned 25 Betty and Phyllis are cataloging books. The Y. C. L. have repaired and re-arranged our room 1-1,, , Lv5 panions.H Mavis, Elaine and Lyle are high point readers. This is rc- County Young Citizen during the class studied nine classics, many poems. For recreational reading points. HStrong bodies make strong mindsn is the motto of our physical training group. During the winter we had tw exercise periods a week. , , ,,v' HBooks are our best com- Q' creational reading period.

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won K PLAY Let's studyg then we can play. Hot lunch is good! The Gold Star Club furnishes the ket- tles and fuel to heat our jars of soup and cocoa. We busy fourth grade artists create designs to complete this art unit. Gifts, lettering and figure drawing are other projects we enjoy. U'Tis the season to be jo1ly.H if Whe-e-e-e, I'll beat you down the hill! E , see, f..........,1 --... ' Q rs.. fss-.V t f H ,gall 1 ii-I A We had a good time this recess riding bicycles and playing ball. --v---- - ,. ,M 147