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4- f ' ,.i,-rv' if- F7 X ,.,.. f-,,..f 114-1- ,l,1-- Q-L GIRLS IN 8TH GRADE fLeft to Right Around the Tablej: Cheryl Slausenberg, Marcia Hoffmann, Wilma Hubert, Susanne Hermann, Carol Oestrich, Mary Ann Hermann, Sheila Reynolds. HERE ARE SOME OF THE BOYS IN STH GRADE: Richard Vogler, David Tobin, Rodney Price, Ron- ald Bauer, Victor Valaitis, Absent: Ronald Highhouse. QW 08450199 C 'HE eighth grade students, with Mr. William Thomas as their ad- viser, are eamestly working to become Freshmen next fall. This is their last year in junior high school. Then they will enter senior high school. Their class officers are: President, Carol Oestrichg Vice President, Hugh Mau- rerg Secretary, David Tobing Treasurer, Cheryl Slausenberg. Their class motto is Knowledge Brings Successg class colors, orchid and white and their class flower is the chrysanthemum. KRW! ' faafwfwa, X OTHER GIRLS KN THE STH GRADE fLeft to Right Around 'J the Tablcj: Rita Kille, Marion Caswell, Jeannette Yusko, rs Carole Burkhardr, Grace Bouldin. 4 . .fx ' ' ,A A A f 1- f I 1 -ff' 5 , Af - r ,r OTHER BTH GRADE BOYS: Table iqtefr to Right Around 'V A, ' ' r Tahlcj: William Bergner, Hugh Maurer, Ross Buddenhagen, I4 ,, ' To I, ' Ralph Hoffmann, Edmund Rumble. Table 2: Kenneth Mit- ' ff A ' ' fc terwager, Frederick Theadore, Martin Moore, Jack Stewart L anis The 8th grade is spon- soring this page. 20 K7 xr Q. ,, X, 1 1 .v r ,.- . Lg , A.:- . ,N t - - fc.. . 40 ' .ze I . fu are 1 4
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zyffm - Q, fl INDER Mrs. Shirley Bunt, such courses as Homemaking I, II, III and Homemaking in seventh and eighth grades are offered to students. These courses help pupils solve fam- ily problems, teach nutrition and give them a firm basis for future life. aw 29,0 W ISS LUCIA SPRAGUE heads the Art Department. Art is taught in all the grades and junior high school and as an elective in the high school. Children leam to appreciate beauty in their surroundings and leam the thrill of self-expression and creation. People are never unhap- py if they are creating. There is much to be derived from using their hands, both mentally and physically for mus- cular control. Various courses such as Basic Art, Adver- tising Design, Stage Design, Photography, Ceramics, Graphic Arts, Oil Painting, Drawing and Painting may be selected. Also Mechanical Drawing I, ZA, 2B and 3 are taught. These are all fundamental for engineering, draft- ing, industrial arts etc. GIRLS LEARN TO USE SEWING MACHINE: Left to Right: Jean Wood, Victoria Peake, Carol Gettel, Kay Hoffmann. 'YQ www Q Risen!- qAbovej SIXTH GRADERS CREATE PAINTINGS: Table I: Frederick Oes- trich, John Ferrera. Table 2: Althea Blatchly, Nancy Lohr, Ada Karkkainen. Table 3: Mary Banuat, Carolyn Lewis. Zifw 7 BOYS ARE INTENT UPON MECHANICAL DRAWING: Left to Right: Francis Porter, Edward Banuat, Howard Poch. ,nf WWW RUTH A. DORRER, General Insurance, is sponsor of this SIHIS has become one of the most popular and prac- . tical courses offered at D.V.C.S. Under the di- rection of Mr. Robert Sturdevant and Mr. Stanley Koby- poge' lenski, students learn to drive safely and leam to un- derstand the mechanics of an automobile. Cl INDER the supervision of Mrs. Martha McGrath, all pupils are taught how to use the library with speed and efficiency. The pupils of D.V.C.S. are justly proud of their library for it is large and spacious and well-equipped. YI, v1'C-f7'T'TIf L u 'V' 'YE' l- L.. I fb.-...I-I QW, t I , as
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