Corona High School - Yearbook (Corona, SD)

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NEWS FROM THE GRADES UPPER GRADES The total enrollment of our room was twenty-one at the beginning of the term. During the term, Merlene Van Hoorn and Terry McCann moved from the district. Our Young C1tizen's League was active and met three tires during each six week period. Each member held some office during the year. We also had our own Court with a judge and jury. This group took care of minor discipline problems. We took part in the school carnival and sold pop and popcorn at all basketball games. We enjoyed a field hike and hay riding party. We had a Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine party. Our cheerleaders were Gloria Peters, Dorene Fenhaus, and Marilyn Miller. Our grade basketball team won 8 and lost 2 games. We won both the Corona and Wilmot invitat- ional tournaments. We feel the year has been both profitable and enjoy- able. Q , INTERMEDIATE GRADES We have twenty-one students in our room. They in- clude eight in the fourth grade, nine in the fifth grade, and four in the sixth grade. A We enjoyed a Halloween and Christmas party during the school term. pBes1des our regular class schedules,we have enjoyed our art work and music classes. . Fe played kittenball at recess in the fall and in the spring. During the winter we became pretty good nshotsn in basketball. nfl uOur attendance has been good in spite of the spring 'Ula From the year's work, we seem to remember some of the highlights of our lessons that gave us trouble. The fourth grade have had multiplication trouble. The fifth grade have decided the Roman numerals are harder to rs- member than they should be, along with magic Square ac- curacy. The sixth grade have moved decimals back and forth and back again to get the answer in hundredths. We have four pupils from our room going to Sisseton for Y.C.L. Convention day. Kristen Kampen placed first in fifth grade spelling, Pearl DeBoer won first in Poem reading, Irene Busjahn will have her craft display judged and Clifford Wiese won on his craft work. We have had our ups and downs but we believe the year has been profitable and that We have enjoyed it.

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