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ptue, cutcC Sex First row, left to right: Sharon Mogstad, Bruce Meyer, Buzzy Atchison, Steve Johnson, James Davis, Ruth Graham, Lois Mitzner, Ginger Buck, Barbara Meyer, Gayle King, Anita Owen. Second row: Mrs. Mitzner, Betty Lou Meyer, Suzan Knedler, Joe Joyce, Joan Farmer, Laura Engellant, Diane Herrod, Mike Joyce, Diane Boggs, Billy Spevacek, Barbara Little. Third row: Lennie Stone, Eddy Goldhahn, Barry Zanto, Martin Nichols, Peggy Atchison, Chuck Bucher, Julie Boutilier, Arne Paulsrud, Ronnie Mitzner, Daniel Vegoren. CLASS HISTORY When school opened we had a total enrollment of 31: 18 in fifth grade and 13 in sixth grade. Our art work consisted of papier mache world globes for Social Studies, plaster of paris plaques, vases, aluminum pictures, bowls, and cards. We decorated our room for the appropriate holidays We had a joint Christmas program with the first four grades. We had a Christmas and Valentine party, and a school picnic at the end of the year.
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zde 7kiee tuut First row, left to right: Earlene Brewer, Leslie Anderson, Freida Blyth, Kathleen Joyce, Peggy Knedler, Frances Vegoren, Patrick Joyce, Ralph Savoie, Gerald Goldhahn, Margaret Murphy, Charles Harvey, Bob Atchison. Second row: Miss Knispel, Jay Harvey, Steve Bucher, Tom Myers, Gary Tarbet, Jessie Hankins, Ann Goldhahn, Edward Engel- lant, Gloria Spevacek, Linda Walker, Linda Wethern, Bron Herrod. Third row: Betty Anderson, Marlys Nichols, Betty Mitzner, Vickey Buck, Curtis Sullivan, Stuart Arm- strong, Theresa Little, Bonita Larsen, Jo Ann Mathern, Stacy Goldhahn, Peter Buck, Lorraine Rowland. CLASS HISTORY School opened on September 3 with thirty-five students in all. There are eighteen third graders and seventeen fourth graders. We have enjoyed participation in the Orange and Black Day activities and in the Christmas Program. We have had various parties throughout the year. During National Education Week we invited our parents to visit our room to observe us at work and play. We have enjoyed working together this year.
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