Odessa High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Odessa, NE)

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MWA, GRAMMAR BOOM Grades three, four, five and six had a total enrollment of 23 lively girls and boys who had an endless supply of energy for both work and play Out of the many units of study involved in teaching these four grades grew several drives for certain definite results One such project was that of the Better English Bulletin Board, begun the second suester when the 23 pupils became 23 critics of every sentence spoken in their presence The Clean Up Club was an activity which was organized and planned to fit the needs of the room and the school Twenty-mimzte business meetings were held once a week The pupils learned how to conduct meetings independ ently, how to hold elect1ons, and how to work on comittees and prepare reports Learning the duxocratic way of mling by majority was an important result of these activlties KINDERGAHTEH This kindergarten group of 191.9-1950 have the recognition of being the first beginning class in the history of the school This ten marks the beginning of such a class :Ln Odessa and a fine group they arel Their pic- ture we1.l tells they are a happy, cheerful class-one we are proud to have in our school. The class started with fourteen members. Arvene Sibrants and Sharon Carr have moved to other districts which leaves our number now twelve. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES These two classes nearly munber the same as the kindergarten, with four in the first and seven :Ln the second. Sandra and Ilene King, second graders left us in January. Our total enrollment of twenty-six is now twenty-three. Z0