Bath High School - Crocus Yearbook (Bath, SD)

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., fn MEASURE UP iN EVERY WUGH , WITH me EALTHY f s oozm Periodic check up on their weight encourages children to watch their diets and eat foods that build strone healthv bodies. lm know activenmnds Q J and bodies call for nourishing food. We drink lots of milk, eat vege- tables and fruits and know the value of good and healthful exercise. ONE HALF DOZEY PLACE IY B. C. E. A. RALLY DAY EVRLTS May 3, l9Al Aberdeen, South Dakota First place in spelling-Ardis Fulker and Robert Ehrkeg kittenbail-first place Ardis Fulker, second Nancy Ann Beaman, Lois Holmes, fourth Robert Ehrke and Jean Beamang 6O yard dash-fourth Nancy Ang Beaman. SHORT FEATURES Attendance-Ardis Fulker has missed only one day in l939-AO. Books read and reported on-nrdis Fulker 60, Robert Ehrke SO, Dorene Nilsson 25. All of the other pupils reported on 5-lO books. SCREEN STARS OF THE YEAR Homw XJRITEJ-I an xraonuczfgo N First grade: our favorite plays areHTHE THREE BEARSH and MORGAN GRINDER MASH. Second grade: pupils have written NCAPTHIN SAIDY'S JOKEU. Third grade: pupils have written the play NPIONEERS OF SOUTH DAKOTAN. HTHE THREE BEARSH Goldilocks-Mary Lou Beaman Father Bear-Marian Sperry l Mother Bear-Alice Bain e r Baby Bear-Nancy Ann Beaman or L9

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PRESENTS THE PRIMARY DQZEN BACK RC : Bonnie Fritz, Jean Beaman, Director Bernard Bauer, Robert Ehrke, Lois Hobnes, Dorene Nilsson. FRONT RGY: Alice Bauer, Ardis Fulker, Mary Lou Beaman, Nancy Ann Beanan, Joan Larson. Here's your Happy Dozen with rhythm and song. You may hear us at the school entertainments and Community Club. Our favorite selections are: HHappy Homesn, NSnow Fairiesn, UPussywillowsH, NOrgan Mann, and HNational Emblemn. I EXTRA! EXTRA! All About The Broadcast. We broadcast talks, special topics, chorus songs, readings, verse choir, book reports, quiz programs on literature, and our Y. C. L. programs. It helps us to speak clearly and distinctly, and to have a pleasing speaking voice. I DOZEN BROADCAST Lois Holmes, Jean Beaman, Robert Ehrke Qmaster of ceremoniesl, Bernard Bauer. A8

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MUSKQ l Music in the first four grades includes ear training, vocal ex- ercises, note reading, and rhythm exercises and songs. Upper grade music has included Music Appreciation this year. The text- book used was UPreludeU from the series Hhaking Friends With Iusicn. Some of the records listed in the textbook were studied very thoroughly. Vocal exercises, ear training, rhythm, note reading and solo and group singing were part of the course. More than fifty percent of all grsde school pupils studied music on some instrument in l9AO-Ll. Violin, cello, cornet, and clarinet classes were organized. Each pupil paid a small rentalpywh ' fee for the l 5355 ' X IN. A instruments. Members of these classes played solos at 5 monthly pro- ? grams, a n d l small groups played ensemble numbers. 50