Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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 Arithmetic Susan Skarstad at board, Nancy Weirich, Cary Shull, Donna St. John, Fritz Frick, Tom Lipski, Sharon Wilde, Gerald Woodland, Daniel Morat, Jim Hoffman, Janice Moore, Shirley Robinson, Dottle Lipski, Rosemary Purdy, Lois Lindsay, Sandra Pranger, Janet Skinner. T H I R D Reading is still an important subject. We dramatize many stories. The children are urged to go to our room library whenever possible, and enjoy books there. In Arthmetic the children are always anxious to be teacher , and go to the board to explain the day's work. In science we try to study animals, birds, and plants with each season. The mounted wildcat was enjoyed while we studied wild animals. Our geography stories tell us much about children in foreign lands which help us to understand them. We take part in selling Christmas seals and giving to the March of Dimes. For our Halloween party we visited thirty shut-ins and left each a nice treat wrapped in a fancy napkin. Library reading Billy Miller, Melvin Brimmer, Marceline Greiner, Jerry Rogers, Jimmy Gillette, Miriam Schestag, Sandra Pranger. Making the Flag David Carlson, Fritz Frick, Walter Urich, Diana Gamble Animals Bonnie Miller, Merry Bengston, Vernette Clay, Sharon Wilde, Tommy Reeds, Gary Shull March of Dimes Bonnie Miller, Lois Lindsay, Janice Moore, Toimny Reeds, Tommy Lipski, Jinmy Hoffman

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C0LUUOZQ Writing Class Charles Tompkins, Sharon lyons, Betty Woodward, David Thaler, Donald English, Annamarie Morat, Judy Bates, Keith Rlttenhouse, Virginia Gale, Bobby Woodland, Donald Coultes, Roy Robbins, Donald Cloutier, Allen Woodward, Marcia Schaner, Donald Pierce, Ruthann Tubbs, Dick Carpenter, Darlene Strong, Leon Woodland, Betty Ann Miller, Arleon Lorenz, Carol Binney, Paula Skarstad, Monte Shull, Terry Robinson, Jerry Flint, Barry Griffin, Joyce Brimmer, Carol Nixon, Ricky Morat, Jane Wilson, Lynda Stalsberg, Don Hannigan. In order to promote rapid growth in reading much of our time is spent on silent and oral reading. We aim to develop proper reading habits; promote growth in ability to apprehend clearly the meaning of what is read; to recognize words accurately and independently; to increase the fluency of silent reading and the habit of recognizing words rapidly in thought units'; to improve the quality of oral reading; and to increase skill In the use of books and the library. Writing is another skill developed In this grade. They learn how to form letters and combine them into words. In number class we develop accuracy and speed in simple addition and subtraction. Race in Numbers Lunch Time Terry and Monte Ricky, Donald,-Monte, Shirline Curtis, Darlene, Lynda, Don H., Roy. Ready to read Monte, Terry, Betty Ann, Paula, Don H., Arlene, Shirline, Carol, Ricky, Carol B., Marcia, Donald P., Ruthann, Darlene. Free Acitvities Charles, Betty, Donald E., Jerry, Arlene, Jane, Carol B., Allen

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Geography Amy Lou Salisbury, Marie Coultes, Patricia Robbins, Delores Timmons, Sylvia Jetleb, Louie Hopstaken, Tom Stevens, William Olendorf, Ronald Houseman, Drexell Curtis, Maxine Wissman, Gerald Lyons, Joyce Siler, Linda Reid, Shirley Robbins, Frederick Tubbs, Richard Keck. In our geography we visit children in various parts of the world, as Malay Peninsula, Baffin Island, Congo Region, high Andean plateau, the Nile and others. We thus gain ideas of the very rainy parts of the earth, the very dry and the average. We learn how extremes of temperature affect peoples, their crops, homes, foods and clothes. Thus with much interest and enjoyment a foundation for the future study of geography is laid. We carry out many projects'with this study as our picture shows. Long division by one number is begun. Art and music are mostly for enjoyment and appreciation. Our English is mostly a continuation of third grade work in writing, punctuation and correct use of words. We enjoy a little newspaper The Weekly Reader. Our aim is to be better readers, thus making all our work easier. Arthine tic Lois Doyle, Linda Tompkins, Nellie Colbert Ina Stals-burg, Shirley Schaner Spelling Amelia Peerear, Carl Tibbitts, Frances Wilde, Clara Lou Bromley, Hugh Dale Hale. Music Amy Lou Salisbury at piano, Connie Brandel, Martha Greiner, Deanna Jones, Harry Purdy Art Ted Snider, Nedene Gillette, Gerald Blackmere, Larry Lyons, Norrene Anderson, Lyle Gale