Corrigan High School - Blue Quill Yearbook (Corrigan, TX)

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The fourth and fifth grades have done many interesting things this year. They have especially en- joyed their units in reading. In English they have written many interesting reports. First they made an outline which they followed. Most of their information was found in the reference books in the library. Spelling takes an important and worthwhile part of each school day. Every week each grade has forty- eight new words. Social studies is closely related to all other subjects. The fourth and fifth graders have seen many films conceming pioneer life and films about the growth of our nation. We have en- joyed every class of the year and we are looking forward to many more happy school days together. TEACHER Mrs. J.C. Eidson B. S. , Sam Houston State Teachers' College 109

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W f' The fifth and sixth grade class did many interesting things during the first semester. The class en- joyed making things that could be used in each assignment. Fraction wheels and games that could be used in arithmeticg using magnets and making water wheels were some of the experiments done in science. Making maps and placing cities of places studied were done to make our social studies more interesting. The Christmas party given by our room mothers helped to make the semester even more enjoyable. TEACHER Mrs. Fred B. Manry B. B. A. Sam Houston State Teachers' College 108 ll

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. PPI? 'TT -Q W. H iilsk ' i 'Y The fourth grade found many new and interesting things to study about this year. One of the most interesting things was learning how people in other parts of the world live, and how different their ways are to ours. The pupils decided they liked our own country and our way of life best. They were very inter- ested in the study of astronomy. A few pupils found some of the star constellations. They discovered many things about the Earth, and learned that it was also a planet. There were many other interesting things in the year's program of instructional needs, and school activities that were a challenge to bring out the very best in each boy and girl, and supply their individual needs. TEACHER Mrs. B.T. Hill B.S. , Stephen F. Austin State College M. A. Sam Houston State Teachers' College 110