Franklin Monroe High School - Echo Yearbook (Pitsburg, OH)

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7fff4?Wf-'f FIRST ROW--Chloe Ann Wogoman, Sharon Arnett, Connie His- song, Shirley Holsapple, Carol Long, Bettie Graham, Kayd0da, Sharon Fourman, Judy Miller, Sand Peatt, Sue Ree SECOND ROW--Mrs. Delaplane, Doyle Eakes, Vera Cottrell, Patty Lavy, Janet Kronenberg, Beatriz Guajardo, Janice Hoblit, Paul Wick THIRD ROW--Ronnie Shank, Fred Feitshans, Gary Brown, Robert Stickley, Ronald Brumbaugh, Mike Kissell, Lynn Baker This division of the Fifth Grade started the year with sixteen girls and nine boys. Beatriz Guajardo left this class early in the year to return to her native state of Texas. Sandy Piatt left in January to attend school in Richmond, Indiana. Both divisions enjoyed several parties together during the year including a Halloween party, a Christmas exchange party and one at Va1entine's week. The class enjoyed both United States History and geography as well as the introduction to fractions and long division in arith- met ic 9 They enjoyed their Reading Circle books and Weekly Readers. 35

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561:64 Qzade FIRST ROW--Larry Bridenbaugh, Jerry Roberts, Jerry Bixler SECOND ROW--Madonna Kress, Sally Seman, Linda Riesley, Jo Ann Best, Judy Morris, Myrna Gregg: Judy Besecker, Judy Olinger, Betty King, Judy Cross, Bonnie Fouts THIRD ROW--Ned Myers, Wayne Scheiding, Arlene Longenecker, Nancy Fourman, Judy Hoover, Gretchen Pa Hud, Beverly Small, Margie Hoff, Mr. Bright FOURTH--Jerry Altic, Ted Shields, Gary Kingry, Donald Spitler, Douglas Lambert, David Hoke, Bruce Stoltz, Marvin Mills, Kent Dickey, Deon Beane At the beginning of the school year there were seventeen girls and fifteen boys. During the year Wayne Scheiding moved to Palestine, Paul Longenecker returned from California, and Barbara Neff entered from Gettys- burg. Perfect attendance for the first semester was had by: Judy Besecker, Jo Ann Best, Judy Cross, Kent Dickey, Bonnie Fouts, Myrna Gregg, Margie Hoff, David Hoke, Madonna Kress, Marvin Mills, Judy Olinger, Jerry Roberts, Sally Semen, Ted Shields, Beverly Small and Bruce Stoltz. In September they elected the following class officers: President, Judy Beseckerg Vice-President, Bonnie Foutsg Secretary, Sally Semang Assistant Secretary, Madonna Kress. Members on the honor roll during the year were: Judy Besecker, Jo Ann Best, Judy Cross, Nancy Fourman, Bonnie Fouts, Judy Hoover, Betty King, Madonna Kress, Arlene Longenecker, Marvin Mills, Judy Morris, Judy Olinger, Linda Riesley, Sally Seman and Donald Spitler. 34

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7W?'W FIRST ROW--Sandra Printz, Judy Klink, Lavon Wintrow, Dorla Applegate, Sue Hartzell, Joy Miller, Carolyn Stutz, Anna Mae Longenecker, Susanah Garber, Jerrlyn Baker SECOND ROW--Ralph Deeter, Bill Hussey, Roger Campbell Ralph Baker, Harmon Beckner, Tom Feitshans, Bruce Shank. Joe E. Brown, Ted Loxley, Mrs. Ranallo THIRD ROW--Ronnie Bridenbaugh, Paul Dean Miller, David Eikenberry This division of the fifth grade had 13 girls and 12 boys at the begin- ning of this year. Ruth Ellen Piatt moved away in January, thus leaving only 12 girls. Parties during the year were a Halloween party, a Christmas party and a birthday party given by Barbara Green, and a Valentine party on February lb. The boys played the sixth grade games out of three. The sixth grade defeated the fifth grade in four out ing basketball with girls' rules and were older and more experienced, too All will look back to this year 36 in baseball and defeated them in two returned the favor in basketball and of five games. The girls began play- the sixth grade girls proved they with pleasant memories. 1 hut' ' ' dir