Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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Left to right: E v elyn Kauffman, Lowell Nofzig e r, P h yllis Klopfen- stein,Louise Frie- sen, Joe Rychener, Eunice Frey,Esther Sturpe,Janice Naf- z i g e r, Marlene Short, Sharon Nof- ziger. Left to right: Kenneth Rufenacht Lowell Gilson Dale Davis Alex Guerrero Kenneth Peters

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The hclffway mark is reached J Front row, left to right: Shirley Reynolds, Vern Beck, Lowell Schultz, Geraldine Short, Ronnie Frey. Back row: Mrs. Mildred Rychener, Marlene Miller, Dottie Raker, Daryl Nofziger, Suzann Beck, Lois Gasche, Fern Beck, Bonnie Gearig,Merril1 Short, LaMar Miller. When the sixth grade is completed, the student's building of learning has reached the half-way mark. A great deal has been accomplished since this class first entered school six years ago. The experiences of grade school life are past and can never again be repeated. During the course of with fractions. Practice for the first time to the All, however, is not the year, the sixth graders spend much time working makes perfect, as you know! Decimals are also added supply of mathematical knowledge. work. In the picture on this page, part of the class is busy making paper cut-work valentines under the competent direction of the teacher, Hrs. Rychener- u

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The parn'nOn.5 are pfczced Back row: Garold Beck, Ronald Nofziger,Berneda Grieser, Ruth Fowl- er, Denver Nofziger, Billy Gasche, Charles Yoder, Dale Miller. Front row: Charles Sauder, Marilyn Wyse, Hr. James Edington, Helen Rufenacht, Neil Weber. Absent: Leyle Friesen. In the upper picture, some of the seventh graders are engrossed in their music books, under the supervision of Mr. Edington. A group of students is examining a health poster in the lower pic- ture, with Mr. Rex, the health class instructor, looking on. Left to right: Kathryn Krieger, Ray Schrock, James Reynolds, Roger Zimmerman, Burdell Nofziger, Janeth Nofziger, Paul Gilson, Loretta Rupp, Joyce Grieser, Arnold Ebersole, Hr. Robert Rex.