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Top row, Pat Bronson, Leslie Stone, Joe Joyce, Leland Johnson, Donnie Damme1, Rick Bucher, Mrs. Nichols. Second row, Peggy Atchison, Laura Engellant, Diana Herrod, Barbara Hardenbrook, Betty Carlson, Delores Spevac, Mary Strate. Third row, David Painter, Lennie Stone, Ronald Mitzner, Chuck Bucher, Donnie Thomas, Billie Spevac. PRU'IAHZ ROOM ..Tien school opened on September 2, there -jere seventeen first and second graders. Both classes made many pictures and articles in art. Tliroughout the year they decorated the room to correspond vdth each national holiday. There were very few absences due to siclcness in our room and many students had perfect attendence records. 19
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Typ row, Judy KoKalm, Eugene Strate, Leonard Johnson, Carl Apple, Howard Pirch, Kenny Spevac, Gcrelym Kicren'oerg, Mrs. Orrantia. Second row, Dorothy Spevac, Haney Knelder, Margaret Reid, Teriy Bronson, Judy Rudin, Lois Corley. Third row, George Soule, Leslie Sullivan, John Sullivan. INTER! IEDIATE ROOK school opened with an enrollment of eighteen pupils, ten hoys and eight girls. The third grade was the largest with eight stuoents. We had a class club meeting weekly. Our officers were anf!edf6ne7 m1X ,T'CkS 311 meetinSS observed Robert's Ruies of Order . News, sports, and riddles were the subjects of the meetings. J ™ri:. included various mediums. We finger paint- nHnf ided fd paf-nte figurines, wove table mats, block C°l0rfd’ ade uniature peep shows and worked anth charcoal anc colored chalk. In December to put on a musical program for the ? T A and a Christmas play at the hall. 18
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Top row, left to rights Hr. Duello, Mr Aho, sponsors. Bob Harvey, John Gorder, Charles Tonne. Bottom row, Donna Slowey, Shirley Kosine, Louise Tashmen, Sharon Duntley, Gloria Trevithick, Sonia Bronson. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was organized under the guidance of Mr Aho Its purpose was to provide a democratic organiza- tion of the student body to aid in making a better school Thus it has promoted many of the year's activities During the second week of school the student bocty and classes elected the following officers and members: President: Sharon Duntley Vic. Pres: Donna Slowey Sec. Tres: Gloria Trevithick Class Respresentatives: Senior: Sonia Bronson, Bob Harvey Junior: Louise ’Jishmen, John Gorder Sophomore: Shirley Kosine Freshmen: Gnuck Tonne The council organized the first annual Orange 5c Black Day . It was held October 21, and was successful It plans to sponsor the school carnival which is held in the spring. 20
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