Dalton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dalton, NE)

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attest ti 1. fp: Our school year has been both enjoyable and profitable. We have learned a number of new and interesting things. ln Social Studies we traced Ne- braska's development up until it became a state. Our arith- metic consisted of progress in addition and subtraction as well as learning to divide and multiply. We learned about sentences, paragraphs, and letter writing in Language. Two other subjects we studied were Science and Health. We had a semester of each. The fourth grade is a very impor- tant step in our education. Mary Alice Gillespie Kyle Warren Betty Fraass f it st'-' w., L.. is : rt.-I, 3 wt t,e,g4:fr - A .nt - QMM gy sts? its K ,s,s, it I fYir i'f:- as-S - H EY x. Ja mes Gillespie Irene Hopkins John Fecht FGURTH GRADE Mrs . McRoberts The boy who by addition grows And suffers no subtraction, Who multiplies the thing he knows, And carries every fractiong Who well divides his precious time, The due proportions giving, To sure success aloft will climb, And a glorious life worth living. S Arlene Schuler Jerry Mintken Marlene Rushman Kathy Kurth Mary Linda Eddy Patty Smith Marlene Ernest Billy Hornbaker Bonnie Sparks Mary Kay Lorenz

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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

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THIRD GRADE Third grade arithmetic coversbasic number facts, fractions, measuring, multiplication and division. The rea ding series introduces stories about people, animals, and fairy tales. Many new phonetic and structural skills are stressed. Social studies deals with community life. Animal life, magnetism, electricity, and the solar system are major sources of information for science. ROW ONE: Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Morgan, Dwight Schreinert, Debra Smith, Steven Ross. ROW TWO: Debra Panas, Edward Schmitt, Pamela Martin, Michael McCabe, Rachel Parra, Gregg Rabe, Rita Thompson, Dean Pritchett. ROW THREE: Joseph Henke, Alvina Neel, Bruce Cape, Jimmie Winkel- man, Doris Schuler, James Troidl, Julie McRoberts. ROW FOUR: Cynthia Louderback, Curt Warren, Jane Cruise, Bobby Lorenz, Nancy Sparks, Randy Twarling, Rita Aurich. ROW FIVE: Les Cruise, Mike Schinzel, Linda Dwinell, Joe Hopkins, Mary Nelson, Dennis Miller, Norma Flohr, Paul Ankeny, Wilma Petersons. 'YR of fi ss p x . f fffxkfzx ' 2- x NK , 1 lb .Q , L i wf, Qs if mr S . 5 i K RR -f E in if s is Q. f ,JT is