Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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h sFzfrh'Gfade is TOP ROW: Mies Spiees. Lalar Gisel, Larry Grieser, John Geeche, Paul Gdlson, Carolyn Rufenacht, Charles Davis, Loretta Rupp, Ray Sohrock, Burdell Nofziger, Denver Nofziger. MIDD E ROW: Kathryn Krieger, Ronald Nofziger, Neil Weber, Joyce Grieser, L le Frleeen, Leon Nafziger, Garold Beck, Dale Hiller, Glenden Rupp, Marilyn lyse, Helen Rufenacht, Janice Nofzlger. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Yoder, Roger Zimmerman, Robert Robinson, Mary lllen Short, Ruth Fowler, Larry Rychener, Janeth Hofzlger, Dean Nofziger, Berneda Grieser, Paul Sh0rte In Small Picture: Denver Nofziger, Lalar Gdsel. Janes Reynolds. The first important activity that the fifth grade participated in was the Thanksgiving pro- gram. in which they gave a three-act play en- titled. 'why We Give Thanks Today. A christmas gift exchange was enjoyed by all the pupils, and also a Valentine party in February. Neil Weber, a fifth grader, took an impor- 1 , tant p a r t in the operetta entitled Bumpel- et11tzk1nF which w a s given on April 8, 1949. . ' . Neil played the part of Rumpelstiltzkin. 13 - During one period of the year they sold seeds for three weeks. Larry Grieser sold more seeds than the other pupils in his grade. In this class were ll girls and 22 boys. -25-

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Gfade f TOP HOW: Elaine app, William Beck, John lerillat, Howard Snyder, Glenn Kauffma , James Gasche, Jimmy Rupp, Roger Krieger, Charles Schmucker. Johnny Pfu d. MIDDLE BOW: Lovina Crleser, Shirley Short, Carl Frey, Roger Roth, Junior Beck, Donald Beck, Roger Schmitz, Harold Schultz, label Ann Rupp, Donna Burkholder, Gene Weber, Mrs. Rychener. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Rupp, Irene King, Virginia Grieser, Janette Gearig, Mary Alice King, Louise Schultz, Judith Weber, Phyllis Miller, Billy Gaeche, Nancy Hofziger, Richard Nofziger. In Small Picture: John lerillat, Gene Weber, Glenn Kauffman. Last fall, 19 boys and 13 girls enrolled in the sixth grade. During the year, one boy and two girls withdrew. The class took part in the Thanksgiving program by giving the play 'Let Us Give Thames. Some of the group also had parts in the operat- ta. 'Bnmpe1sti1tzkin,' given by t h e fourth, fifth. and sixth grades. Two pupils, Louise and Harold Schultz, were in the band. About half of the boys took part in junior high basketball and softball. The class drew names for a gift exchange at Christmas. They also held a Valentine party. -24-

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The fourth grade was quite active during the year. Their part in the Thanksgiving program was a p1ay1et. '1'his Is 'lhanksgivingf and a song, 'The Pumpkin Hesds.' lt their Christan party, they enehaaged gifts: and they also had a Valentine party. mring the early spring, they sold gar- den seeds for three weeks. Verlene lafsiger sold the moat packages in the grade. The class also took part in the operetta, Ru.mpelati1tzk1n,' given by the fomrthpfifth, and sixth grades in the spring. Alex Guerrero joined the class during the year. while Edwin Leupp and William Rapp withdrew because they moved away. I l' 1 ' - TOP ROI: Miss Hiller, Lois Gasche, Lowell Gilson, Dale Davie, lsther Sturpe, Alex Guerrero, Dorothy Pike, Lovell Schultz, Robert Burkholder, Kenneth Bnfenacht, Dotty Baker. MIDI!-I ROW: Ronald Frey, Evelyn Kauffman. Louise Friesen, Janice Nafziger, lerrill Short, V e r n Beck, Marlene Hiller, Marlene Short, Bonnie Gearig, Shirley Reynolds, Sazann Beck. BOTTCM ROW: Daryl Nofziger, Geraldine Short, Tern Beck, Lowell Nofziger, Lallar Killer, David Blosser, Sharon lofziger, hnice Frey, William Rupp, Verlene llafziger, In hall Picture: Joe hchener. -26-