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

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' 12044 In the second and third grades, we realize that all of our school subjects are important. We try to create a feeling of enjoyment and relaxation through our work and at the same time, stimulate the at- titude that the study of each subject requires thinking. TEACHER Mrs. Harry Safford B.S., M. Ed., Sam Houston State Teachers College 112 N

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' male The third grade pupils have done many interesting things during the first semester. They have spent much time on the Three R's , as well as on social studies, science, spelling, art and music. The class has completed the first basal reader and each group has completed three supplementary readers. The children look forward to their trips to the library to select books and see films. Our group must enjoy schoolg it has won the attendance banner three times this semester. We are a happy group, learning to- gether. Each child 's birthday is remembered. Our science and arithmetic is enriched by creating aids and collecting specimen. Our room shows the children's handiwork in all areas, evidence of intelligent and happy cooperation. TEA CHER Mrs. Esther Williams B.S. , Stephen F. Austin State College M. Ed. University of Houston 111

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izdf Work in the first and second grades has much to do with our growing into wholesome personalities. During a day 's work, we try to do the things that develop good skills, habits, and attitudes which are of vital importance in helping children to become good citizens of ethical character. We think that every activity is valuable if it serves the basic needs of our pupils. TEACHER Mrs. W.H. Bolton B.S., M. Ed. Sam Houston State .N Teachers' College 113