Gays Mills High School - Millian Yearbook (Gays Mills, WI)

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,rzyp ' Q X! lt' Sl to GRADE SIX -Q 1w . 2 L f 351' 5215? Left to right: Gregory Cur- ley, Rodney Stussy, Lynn Atwood, Tommy Pettit, Helen Gander, David Jurgensen, Ann Moses, Terry Nelson, Sandra Bertram, Judy Stussy Jimmy Halloran, Wilford Holliday, Charlie Petit With a song in my heart During the year, we found enjoyment in various kinds of visual aids which made science, social studies, and other subjects especially interest- ing. Through the generosity of a. friend, Mrs. Roy Kimmel, who brought us a branch from a Florida coconut tree, we had the pleasure of watching the coconut ripen and eventually fall from its stem. Z5 GRADE FIVE Left to right: seated, Roger Van Riper, Jan Ol- son, Dickie Karrigan, Danny Watson, Dick Bertum Standing, David Sherwood, Jeannie Walker, Joey Les- ter, Roger Starkey, Tommy Wiswall The fifth graders worked very hard on their bul- letin board

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x Y' . N f if X ' .J P--A E 4 is www. liller f 3 xg I A , X58 T GRADE EIGHT I a 5 Left to right: Tommy Hal- loran, Billy Curley, Ronnie Teach, Carl DeLaMater, Patty Drake, Mary Larson, Mary Lou Jurgenson, Donna Wiswall r,s We are looking forward to seeing the 8th graders pictured here in a cheery nook of their library with their teacher MRS. BERNILDA LEE. Both classes won 3515.50 with their fair exhibits. This was used for pen lettering equipment, paints, and clay. Several of the students take beginners band under Mr. Bertram and will later join the high school band. The ten eighth graders are making plans for commencement week. A school trip, a class picnic, and graduation are listed on the calendar of events. ,:1,.g.R ' -H .+ M, ,A n. A V, 'bi V1 A 1 V f if .Q M 231,45 X - t Q' 155 we . W: GRADE SEVEN Left to right: Sylvia Hel- geson, Katherine Kuznair, Rose Mary Fortney, Mary Lou Wiswall, Jimmy George, Gordon Stussy, Diane Wiser Carolyn Hulsizer, Mike Mc Cormick, Julia Oppriecht The 7th graders hope that they are not hiding their geography board. yn..-aw Z4

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-:iii-.1 P .r ig, ',. C ,,. , . Tufts-Q ,uk- 2,55 'S - -f' ,l g-newark! GRADE FOUR First row: left to right, Maynard Pettit, Margit Moses, Lynette Wandel, Phylis Stussy, Michalene Wiswall Second row: left to right, Terry Gorman, Jimmy Reed, Jane Halloran Billy Gander, Mary Ann Wiser These are the happy days. Grades 3 and 4, with their teacher, MRS. MAGDA OLSON, had an interest- ing study of Your Town and Mine. Field trips to the post office, the lumber yard, the Independent Press, and the telephone office were taken. Interesting comparisons of business places, kinds of work, kinds of recrea- tion, and other topics were made. A harmony band and folk dancing added variety and interest to our music and physical education program. GR ADE THREE First row, left to right: Mary Young, Sharon Reber, George I-lumlie, Christine Jerrett, Judy Koehler, Judith Marshal, second row, left to right: Floyd Gander, Kermit Oppriecht, Walter Munson, Patty Clarke, Kay Coleman, Gary Hagar, Mark Carter, third row, left to right: Lor- raine Kuznair, Pamela George, Jimmy Chellevold, Ann Irlbeck, Rance Hag- ger, Rick Rittenhouse The third graders take great pride in their library reading. HF YQ ISL, 5 ,A