Dawson High School - Red and White Yearbook (Dawson, NE)

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CHOOL DAYS A FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Front Row-Clyde Argabright, Mary Stevicks, Alta Butler, Rosemary Kean, Betty Ann Parli, Marjorie Heim, Phyllis Parriott, Dolores McNeely, Donald Bauer. Center Row-Robert Witt, teacher: Kenneth Heim, Phyllis Heim, Joan Larimore, Pauline Lyons, Edna Lou Snethen, Winnie Belle Triggs, Jerry Watton, Patty Hampel. Back Row-Wallace Wuster, Wayne Kozak, Darwin Howerton, Ona Mae Spurgin, Jeannine Vice, Beth Little, Wanda Spaulding, Frances Heim, The following are not in picture: Keith Heim, Richard Riley, Johnnie Lanning and Betty Jane Lanning. The Fifth and Sixth Grades have maintained an enrollment of thirty pupils dur- ing the school year. In the Fifth grade we have two sets of twins, Jean and Janice Krueger and Keith and Kenneth Heim, Miss Wiebe taught our music the first semester. Second semester music was taught by Miss Kaiser, during which time we produced the operetta, The Early Bird Catches the Wormf' Miss Nemechek was our Art instructor. This departmental work, practiced for the first time, proved quite satisfactory. Visual aids were used in Geography and History by means of our movie projector. ...-

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SCHOOL DAYS ' THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Front Row ileft to right!-Pauline Watton, Shirley Heim, Valdean Bax, Mark For- bis, Gene Hunker, Mary Ann Jennings, Betty Auxier, Dale Suchsland. Center Row--Alta Sandoz, Gayla Arnold, Dean Fisher, Clayton Boring, Lynn Georgi, Mary Wanda Funk. Back Row-Helen Spurgin, Carroll Triggs, Richard Howerton, Jerry Knickerbocker, Betty Halterman, Norman Boring, August Bernhardt, Dick Spaulding. The past nine months have found these Third and Fourth Graders busily en- gaged in the pursuit of studies consisting of Reading, Arithmetic, Penmanship, Spelling, Social Studies, English and Music. Much stress has been put on library reading and a large number of new books have been added to our library. We have done extensive work using the Britannica Junior encyclopedia.