Henrietta School - Hub Yearbook (Henrietta, OH)

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FIRST and SECOND GRADE As school opened in September, a new teacher, Mrs. Mahan. greeted the group. There were seven pupils entering for the first time and ten pupils in the second grade. As the year progressed we lost one second grader and added another-lleloris Coen. XYe also added two pupils, Kenneth and Allen Pete to our first grade. .Nrt and writing projects have heen correlated with our reading and health. The second grade made health hooklets, and both groups lea.rned several health poems. llarties were held in our room at the Halloween, Christmas, Valentine and lfaster seasons. Credit for much of the success for these parties goes far the mothers of the pupils. NYC were also responsible for a short devotional program for the ,Xpril l'arent-'l'eacher meeting and a chapel exercise in May. Vve are proud of the pupils who have heen on our Honor Roll all year. They are Rachel Howe and Marcella Horvath in the first grade and Lavonne Swiers. Ann johnson, David Howe and Nancy Currier in the second. . . j . . . fl.ett to rightj liack rowfMrs. Mahan, lleloris Loen, David Howe, jam-'L Schlechter. Loretta Reese, Dale Husted. Lavonne Swiers. Middle row-Dale lieam, l.uella Perkins. Mahdalena Pete. jack Dodd. Nancy Currier. Helen Buchs. Front row-Marcella Horvath, .-Xnn johnson, Donald EIIICTX. Allen Pete. Rachel Howe, Neil Zurcher, Kenneth Pete. 1942

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theft to rightl liack rowgbloan Slack, Clifford lierger, Dorothy Howe, 7 J Donald Linden, Coletta NX ilford, lionnie l.ee Daniels, Mrs. Covanlt. Second row: Nelson llowe. Laura Mae lirown. Mike Pete, N'Valter Coen, Billy llodd. Kenny Unger. Y liirst row-Yirginia Cireszler, l.neille Gronsky, Louise Smith. Donald Dorow, l'aniela rX11Kll'CS5, Alberta Becker, Harold Bounett, Lois liothe. THIRD and FOURTH GRADE VVe of the third and fourth grades feel that we have had a very success- ' Sl U IV ful year. NN e have worked hard and sonic of us have made A s on our re- port cards every six weeks. Some of our A students are: Bonnie Daniels. -Ioan Slack, Dorothy Howe, Louise Smith, Lucille Gronsky, and Lois liothe. 'l'he girls have carried the scholastic honors this year. As usual, we huilt our Indian tepee and drew several friezes on subjects which we studied in geography. Our social side was not neglected. We were entertained with a party on Halloween. Christmas, X Z1lCl1tl1lClS Day and Easter. Our mothers joined some of these parties tor which we were happy. 'llonald Linden came to our school this year from Oberlin. NVe hope he will he with us for a long time. , Next year we are looking forward to our new teachers and new work. THE HUB

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BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Methodist Church Eight O'clock May 17, 1942 Processional - - - Mrs. Harland Schlechter Responsive Reading - - - Rev. T. Bucher Hymnal, Page 635 Peace Hymn 225 .... Congregation Scripture Lesson .... Rev. A. E. McVev Revelations 1-l:l-12 Prayer .... Rev. T. Bucher Music .... Girls Quintet Now The Day Is Over Sermon - - - Rev. C. A. Riggs The Harp of Life Offertory 'Cello solo .... George Webber Song Without Words -VanGoens Music ....- Mixed Chorus Turn Thy Face From My Sins -Sullivan Doxology .... Congregation Benediction Rev. A. E. McVey COIVIIVIENCEMENT High School Auditorium Eight O'clock May 20, 1942 Processional ..... School Band Festival March -Mendelssohn Invocation ..... Rev. J. T. Bucher America .... Audience Music ..... School Band Komm Susser Toduk-Bach The Golden Centuryf' Overture-Lake Salutatory .... Jeanne Snyder ValCcliCt0ry George Webber Vocal S010 - - - Tom Williams Address .... Dr. E. E. Lewis Winning the War and Winning the Peace Presentation of Awards .... Mr. Hartman Presentation of Class Mrs. Johnston Presentation of Diplomas Walter Kothe Benediction - - Rev, T. Bucher THE HUB