Dalton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dalton, NE)

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Margaret Peters Craig Brestel Denise Panas Terry Eck Jennifer Norman Lyle Geller Susanne Heizer Jeffery Aurich Virginia Gillespie Richard Lorenz Rosie Parra Joe Flohr Nora Mintken John Cruise Vicki Dwinell Lorrie Holt Leonard Freeburg Grace Eddy Jane Pelster Steve Miller Susan F echt Billy McCabe Barbara Ernest KI Ann Schmitt We discover there is a correct way to color. is . , ss' sl i f is r i lf: fi .' Wifi- J H.. :--sfrfrr, . N...-., ...,... f 3 1 if gitllf ill H3 llc The long awaited year of begin- ning school finally came. What a big year it was as we met our classmates, rode on the bus for the first time, or walked proudly toward the sound of the bell which called us to come in- side. We learned how to print our name besides the social arts of sharing, learning discipline, and getting along with other people. lt was our first step away from the sheltering walls of home. 22

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Darrell Kraupie Cynthia Lorenz Lyle Kurth Linda Moss Douglas Cape FIR T GRADE Carol Geller Joseph Humphrey Sheri Watchorh Norman Aurich Deanna Smith Albert Henke Catherine Ziegler Joseph Thompson Joyce Marx Pedro Parra First grade is perhaps the most important grade in a child's learning process. He enters a whole new world, for here is laid the basic foundation for almost every- thing. The average first grader is enthused over read- ing about Dick and Sallyg excited about writing num- bers to one hundred and add- ing and taking away: enchant- ed with new friends and new situations. x 3 . , dh T nv Q ,ff 5 4' s Q 1- 4 I a' ,K , ' ,pci '11 4 ff' xt. in Ms.,- , 'A ' Q , 1, !',M. 'f Anthony Grothe Diane Cruise Gregory Roth Treasa Schuler Patty McCabe Jane Reimers Brenda Ernest Ann Schinzel Vicki Smith Brenda Vogler Ronald Watson Elizabeth Thompson wrglzjayyk 'Ml Q n Danny Neel Mrs. McConnell gl K . ff' 4, nmuwunsu XZ School is dismissed for recess. Our time to play with other children on the playground. PHOTOGRAPH N0 7 IV!!! AIL I K9 l by 21

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ADMINISTRATIO Finished-yet beginning. The Senior motto holds true not only for them, but for all individuals connected with education. We, as teachers, parents, and students have an obligation to analyze correctly what is important and so to live and work that our spiritual, social, and intellectual development will be a credit to ourselves, our community, and to our country, So to the Seniors we say, goodbye and Godspeed, and to those yet to come, welcome, 23