Alta Community High School - Cyclone Yearbook (Alta, IA)

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10 Front row: Bruce Hill, Cheryl Hartmann, Ronnie Anderson, Randy Ericksen, Douglas Pedersen, Cheryl Witzke, Gary Sassman Second row: Brenda Diischer, Julie Grienke, Paul Huseman, Roger Bruns, Shelley Krenzien, Patty Stieneke, Gregg Peterson, Jolene Olson, Miss Carlson Third row: David Brinkman, Jimmy Good, Beverly Christensen, Jackie Adams, Sharon Magnuson, Jon- nie Hansen, Vicky Peterson SECOND GRADE ACTIVITIES The second graders have enjoyed an interesting and profitable year. The children have ia genuine interest and de- sire to read. They have completed three basic text- THANKSGIVING Second Grade books, they are accompanied by workbooks and in addition have read several supplementary readers. VVe strive to achieve in arithmetic further un- derstanding of the meanings -and relationships of numbers. They learn combinations up to eighteeng number names and their meaning, value of money up to fifty centsg and measures. The class completed three phonics books and a language readiness book. In science we study about space, time change, interrelationships variety, adaptations and balance, Correlated, with this subject we had excursions studied various items, and enjoyed filmstrips. Social studies help the children to develop in- dependence and in solving problems involved in group living. Hello David and Someday Soon are the two textbooks used in this course. The spelling Workbook is introduced in this grade. The first half of the year deals with only the simplest words. The second half, the words are met in context and studied in lists. They also make the change from manuscript to cursive writ- mg. Front row: Alan Buckingham, Wayne Fredrickson, Timmy Sherwood, Raymond Nading, Tim- my Alkire, Jackie Watt, Steven Launderville Second row: Larry Grieme, Greg Johannesen, Nancy Peterson, Marlene Peterson, Richard Adams, Delores Syndergaard, Collene Huscman, Burton Hill Third row: Brenda Samuelson, Peggy Anderson, Steven Marshall, Dennis Dunne, Ramona snue, Parry chriswpnerson, Kim Barr Third Grade

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,,- .W h Q ,O Q f, I LJ iv'-1 vw N -'-as X1 3 FAIRVIEW FIRST AND SECOND GRADE Ii C Front row: Greg Mottson, Marcia Coombs, Jeanie Christensen, Galen Friedrich, Duane Binder, Gary Christenson, Mrs. Halverson Second row: Marsha Bruns, Eldon Peterson, Penny Smith, Kenneth Friedrich, Eugene Fredrich, Billy Mattson. Paul Peters Third row: Ray Olson, Duane Clausen. Gayle Frederickson, David Rehnstrom, Sherri O'Donne1l, Mike Larson, Greg Quirin, Vonda O'Donnel1 FAIRVIEW FIRST AND SECOND . . GRADE ACTIVITIES Twelve first graders and ten second graders began school this year. Gayle Frederickson left us in December, and we welcomed Craig Rehnstrom in March. To be good readers is the goal for all in these grades. It has been fun to 'dramatize stories, both with live characters and puppets. It has been surprising to discover how much we learn about number facts, science all around us, health rules, social studies, and writings. October was out month to be on the program for Community Meeting. Also, we sang in the choir for the Christmas program. Front row: Steven Quirk. Karen Goosrnann, Joan Becker, Donna Lee, Steven Christensen, Kathleen Parker, Sharon Voit Second row: Lynette Hansen. Lorna Bruns, Lee Chase, Barbara Peterson, Thomas Peterson, Susan Me- lander, Barbara Anderson, Thomas Hallengren Third rowi James Steffes, James Huseman, Dale Rohlk, Jeffrey Lessmeier, Janelle Harth, Susan Yaw, Mrs. Jarvis Second Grade

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Third Grade is Front row: Sandra Sundberg, Marcia Meyer, Danny Goosmann, Sharon Holtz, Lori Jimmerson, Steven Steffes, Norma Beckfield, Barbara Schuler Second row: Jimmy Oatman, Kevin Anderson, Melinda Peterson, Miss Priegnitz, Jeffrey Poulson, Brenda Walsh, John Diischer Third row: Karen Halverson. B FAIRVIEW THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE ACTIVITIES The third and fourth grades had two teachers. Mrs. McMurray taught the first semester, and Mrs. Gould the second semester. Dari Holmes joined us in fourth grade in Decem- ber. Douglas Mattson entered as a new pupil in September. Steven Mallison and John Schuldt left us. For our part in the Community Meeting, we gave a Thanksgiving play in November. This was especially interesting to us because of pioneer read- ing units and our social studies of the colonies. The third grade wrote and presented a puppet show on a fire ranger's duty and dangers, during Fire Prevention Week. After Christmas the third graders worked on an Indian unit for social studies. The use of maps and globes has brought the world closer to us. The fourth graders experiences with these have been fun. rian Frederick, Paul Lietz, Dick Adolphson, Billy Anderson, Linda Cacek THIRD GRADE ACTIVITIES The third graders became more independent readers and the stories read came to life as they were dramatized. Along with the reading, the stu- dents learn to divide words into syllables, tell which syllable is accented in a word, and how to use prefix and suffixes. In English we studied writing good sentences, friendly letters, and learned good telephone man- ners. Arithmetic found them progressing rapidly as they learned to carry in addition, borrow in sub- traction, multiply and divide. Telling time, counting money, and working with measurements were also accomplished. Several field trips were taken throughout the year to increase interest in social studies. FAIRVIEW THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE Front row: Tommy Meyer, Cherie Dyslin, Diane Rehnstrom, Lynn Peterson, Jimmy O'Donnell, Cindy An- dBI'S0l'A Second row: John Schuldt, Sherleen Clausen, Mrs, McMurray, Kathy Anderson, Douglas Mattson Third row: Bruce Edwards, Randy Hill, Douglas Bruns, Darwin Clausen ,SnP. 3 QW' 'U' W1