Dalton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dalton, NE)

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Dennis Pritchett Louise Hinrnan SIXTH GRADE Theresa Van Anne June Kurth Carolyn Nelson Claude Dwinell Leilani Eddy 16 James Ziegler PCSSY Aurich Dennis Pelster Sheila Schuler Dennis Heizer Brent Gillespie if-L.f?fffiE1 :'E:E5 'kl,, ref: 'Q Danny Twarling Gary Thompson Randy Winkel ma n The sixth grade is considered an important division in grade school. Up to the sixth grade, we learned many of the basic funda- mentals of education and life itself. From the sixth grade on we merely probe deeper into these basic facts. In reality the sixth grade is the threshold to a wider world of educa- tion. We learn from art projects too. This time we learned about Mexico and how to make face masks out of plaster of paris. Janet Stahl Mrs. Roth

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2 4. 151551 Dennis Wessels Ricky Bode EVE TH GRADE Y . Carolyn 1211162 Rushman Berry 1 , fi , J.,,.., x x , swf Tamara Sparks We honor our national patriotism by saluting the flag. . 5 . Ernest Davison Kyle Watchorn John Bprges if 1 S .1 , f 4 Linda Schuler How valuable our freedom has be- lf if ff iii!-,f 2 I Y 71 X A 'M' How valuable it is to know that come after we have studied the our personal liberties are re- ancient and modern history of presented by this flag. Europe . Stephen A nk eny in Allan lvlintken A Rocky Mitchell James John Eddy Martin Susan Mrs. Cook Constance Allen ,.. if W Michael Miller Stephen Gellespie Beverly 162111 Schmidt Kruger Flora Ja mes Schmitt I -T rigg, ' kk iirgggziiezisa ,ifQYei:a?lr21, --' f'4fk'2fiEe 1. 'f?55,,,,,,, iiisem p feiz ifagismsz: , ' - 5'-4 Harold Borges Richard Ba yne si A1

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,. v 52 W BJ MV? v f I Steven Mary William Susan Theodore Nancy Tom Lucinda Louderback Petersons Eddy Ravert Watchorn Ross Borges Cruise . W s , fa Ann Tommy Debra Gene MHYY Earl Kal' Walsh Frerichs Sanders Nelson Schott Bayne Smith FIFTH GRADE Jill Timothy Cornelia Arthur Gail Miller McCabe Thompson Walters Michal We even learned how to sew when we made costumes for the operetta. Linda Ronald Karen Miss Burdick Sparks Schinzel Stewart Our year in the fifth grade reflects the skills that made our year progressive. We began to appreciate fine literature and began to do more personal reading. Developing the basic skills and the study of fractions was the major part of the arithmetic course. We began to become more interested in the world around usg so we satisfied our curiosity by studying science. 17