Cario High School - Redskin Yearbook (Cario, NE)

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 1ST ROW (Left to right) Joyce Sorenson. Charles Saadermeier. Raymond Robert Uur Myers. Janet Land or. Linda Hagan. 2ND ROW La Jear. Harder. Sharon Bellair . Candy Ouaife Clifford Jewel. John Snider. Gary Stair . Mi Walker. 'RD ROW: Loty DeFreece. Donald Rasmussen. Kenna Loo Crabtree. Mark Hoffmeyer. Victor Nelson. Juanita Olson. Douglas Vidatras. Dennis Harb. Delbert N-xaen- kamp. W started our school year with twenty-one pupils. Virginia Gibson joined our class at the end of the first semester. Mrs. Walker was our teacher the first of the year, but she had to quit at the beginning of the second semester because of health. Mrs. Lloyd DeFreece took her place. 4

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Second and Third Grades 3RD ROW (Left to riRht): Rex Veeder, Betty Dexter (Larson). Linda Myers. Victor Keeler. Connie Caswell. Marilyn Harder. David Keeler. Dick Stutzman. Merna Rae Stutsman. 2ND ROW: Diane Ryan, Patty Bruhn, Gloria Jean Lundquist, Linda Stairs, Dwane Vickstrom, Ray Colman, Richard Snyder, Sheila Dexter (Larson). 1ST ROW: Stephen Larson, Dennis Baker. Glenda Schweitzer, Glenda Schuett. Karen Guy. Bruce Bellamy. Kay Larsen. There were 26 pupils in the room when school started. Virginia and Eugene Stutzman moved away in October. Scottie and Patsy Gibson joined us the second semester. The second grade has read three reading texts this term and has completed the phonic book which is correlated with reading. Social Studies has proved to be a very interesting subject in the third grade. The sub- ject matter covered was the various types of communities throughout the world. Introduction to multiplication and division was taught the second semester in the third grade. The indoor games purchased by the P.T.A. and given to our room were greatly apprec iated and enjoyed during the cold stormy winter.

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Kindergarten There were five shy little girls in the Kindergarten on the opening day of school; Terry Caswell, Jo Ann Cranford, Sally Hinkson, Sharon Ryan, and Marilyn Stutzman. Our first six weeks of school were spent adjusting to school routine, getting acquainted with each other and our teacher, and telling about our homes and families. On walks in the crisp fall air we watched Mother Nature preparing for winter. By now we were well adjusted and having a good time together. At the end of the first six weeks Marilyn moved out of town. We all missed her. Our en- rollment climbed to five again at the end of the third six weeks period when the Harold Gibsons moved to Cairo and Linda became a member of our class. Halloween and Christmas were both celebrated by us with a party at school. We enjoyed a gift exchange at our Christmas Party. All of us, including our teacher, Mrs. Caswell, were guests in the home of Terry Caswell on her sixth birthday. Now plans are being made for a Valentine Party. We will make all of the favors and decorations for this party by our- selves. Special guest will be Mrs. Veeder, Mrs. Burry and Mr. Southard. If our plans materialize, we will have a train trip to Grand Island. We haven’t decided what we will do while we are in the city. Another place that we plan to visit this spring is the home of Sally Hinkson. 25