Grimes High School - Nugget Yearbook (Grimes, IA)

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GRADES FIVE AND SIX First Row, Left to Right: Dora Paghai, Rudy Wipperman, Carolyn Kallem, Larry Osterhout, Barbara Baer, Robert Hall, Susan Alberson. Second Row: Dennis Bohrofen, Daisey Madison, Carol Baer, Lavern Grief. Third Rows- Roberta Hall . LeRoy Bailey, Twila Seibert, Roger Bartelt, Phyllis Rosenberg, Marvin Bauman, judy Folk. Fourth Row: Patricia Biery, Dolores Higens, Winnie Madison, joe House, Janice Bohrofen, Barbara Booher, Karen Wiles. The following pupils were absent at the time the pictures were taken. Edwin Baer, Doris Ann Bohrofen and Gary Samson. When the last days of August and first ones of September arrive, children throughout our country eagerly await the opening of school. No different were the group of boys and girls who enrolled in the fifth and sixth grades at the Grimes School. As we took places at our chosen desks we noticed several new pupils in our room. They were Marilyn Smith and Edwin Baer from Webster School, Robert and Roberta Hall from Spring Hill and Lora Grow. This made our enrollment twenty-seven, fifteen pupils in the fifth grade and twelve in the sixth grade. In September, we studied science by observing insects in their various stages, making rock and leaf collections and taking a field hike. For an art project in October we planned and made our room decorations for Halloween. We, also, had a Halloween party and treats. During October, Shirley and Ronald McDowell moved to Des Moines. LeRoy Bailey, Patricia Biery and Dolores Higens joined us. December was another busy month. On the twentieth of December we visited the Presbyterian Church at Beaverdale to hear the Christmas story and see the electric trains. On the twenty-fourth, we had our Christmas program. Our part was The Christmas Story told in song and readings. A party was held in our room with exchange of gifts and ice cream and cake from our teacher. Gary Samson from Kelley enrolled in December. Marilyn Smith who was in the sixth grade moved away. Another pupil, Billy Jones from Waukee, was added to the fifth grade. During the spring months, we continued to enjoy educational movies and select books from the County Bookmobile. Good literature books were read to help broaden our understanding of other people. Spring decorations were made to brighten our room. A trip was, also, taken to the historical building in Des Moines which was enjoyed by all. A pleasant and successful year come to a close and we wished all a happy summer vacation. Z7

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GRADES THREE AND FOUR First Row: Left to Right: Mrs. Helen Briggs, james Tuttle, Ellen Hunt, David Bogaard, Charlotte Kay Brown, Howard Seibert jr., Carol Gintzell, William 'Casady, Betty Tuttle. Second Row: DeWayne Snyer, Betty Bailey, jerry Lint, Bob Hunt, Kay Adrian, Alfred Seibert. Third Row: Patricia Seibert, Eldon Schlenker, jane Fuson, jesse House, Phyllis Morris, Melvin Bauman, juli Work, David Lint, Ruth Bailey. Fourth Row: Judy Elder Bruce Elder, Sharon Kay Dolan, Lester Cowden, Nancy Paulson, David Roser, Karan Grimm, Yvonne House: Those enrolled in our room, but not in the picture are: David Boyles, Vivian McDowell, Vera Grow, Larry Hughes, Garold Kramer, Dorcas Wolfe, and Steve Wolfe. jackie joves joined us from Waukee and Danny Hayes, from Dallas Center after the picture had been taken. School began as usual the last Monday in August with thirty-three pupils in our room. In a few days our books had arrived and everyone seemed happy to be back after an enjoyable vacation. At Halloween we had a little party in our room and after stories and games everyone enjoyed a treat. By the end of November we were ready for a two day Thanksgiving vacation. After this we worked hard and when December 24th came we were ready for a program in the gym. We presented for our part of the program, A Living Christ- mas Tree, a song Christmas Time Is Coming and piano solos by Sharon Kay Dolan, Kay Adrian, and jane Fuson. In the afternoon we had our party, exchanged gifts and after wishing everyone a Merry Christmas, we went home for a week's vacation. The remainder of the year passed quickly and almost before we knew it, it was May Day and time to make May baskets to take to our friends. In a few more weeks, after spending nine months of fun along with lots of work we came to the close of another year ready for a well deserved vacation. GRADES ONE AND TWO First Row: Left to Right: Mrs. Ivah Butler, Eldon Bohrofen, Judi Work, Louie Booher, Nancy Alberson, junior Irving, Raedine Urfer, Victor Renda, and Beverly Savage. Second Row: Bobby Houghtaling, Beverly Walker, Douglas Samson, Jimmie Oberwetter, Karen Snyder, and Darryl Seibert. Third Row: Beverly Osborn, Ronnie Brooks, Donna Taylor, Donald Wallace, Nancy jo Papich, Willard House, Barbara House, Warren Bloomfield, and Carolyn Noe. Fourth Row: Ronnie. Morris, Marolyn Noe, Leroy Shipley, Carolyn Seibert, Bill Chambers, Sherry Benton, Merle Baer, Carla Samson, and August Knoll. Fifth Row: John Casady, Mary Lint, Lewis Bogaard, Nadine Folk, Fred Irving and jeanene Taylor. The following were absent the day the picture was taken, Edwin Bartelt, joyce Danielson Evan Bartelt, and Mary Ann Shipley. The first and second grades began the year with an enrollment of forty-four boys and girls. The following children moved away during the year to start life in another school: Norman McKay, Russel Wolfe, Roger Hughes, Terry Hughes and Dennis McKay. They have spent a happy school year working and playing together building a foundation for tomoz 1-ow's work. 29