Holmes Liberty High School - Oriole Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Paul Starlin: Beverly Bord: lvhrtha Hill: Marilyn Scott: Mary Jane Gramer: lla Pollock: Rlcha rd Schieber: Lloyd Ulmer: Ronald Haefer: Jim Grau. SECCRID ROW: Ella Mae Barnett: Howard Koons: Virginia Rossman: Leroy Starlin: Charles NlcCalllster: Ronald Ross: Joyce Lyons: Cleora Davis: David Schifer: Mrs. Zellner. THIRD ROW: Donald Palm: Paul Dornblrer: Robert Heinlen: Nhrvln Miller: Charles Scott: Joseph Dull: Vera Pllelderer: Sandra Grogg: Norma Gearhart: Raymond Sipe. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Matilda l-llll: Melvin Stuckert: Ronald Edsinger: Richard Cluif: William Rank: David Shafistall: Connie Fischer: Gladys' Bell. SECOND ROW: Vivian Lovlngs: Pauline Wilson: Delbert Koons: Carol Kaier: Mary Lou Kellenberger: Paul Kandel: Carol Hahn: Betty Ross: Mrs. Cook. THIRD ROW: Raymond Lyons: Charles Stnrlin: Jo Ann Stewart: Anna Dean Barnett: Leonard Sclxieier: hhry K. Hina:-non: Charles Oberlander: Judy Ankney: Connie Sue Shaifstall. Absentees: Danny Marqunrflt: Doris Palm: Alice Heit. 29

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Elementary Grades This year the primary grades have an enrollment of 104 children. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic work has taken much time and energy. School is not all work, though. We have fun in our gym classes. Our favorite games are: cat and mouse, squirrel in the tree, and brownies and fairies. We play musical games, too: farmer in the dell, Looby Loo, round the mulberry bush, and round and round the village. A big event of the year was the presentation .of the operetta, The Frog Prince. It was a lot of ha rd work for everyone, but the thrill of appearing before an audience on the big night was worth the effort. The first grade rhythm band gave a concert as a spicial part of this musical program. Our social life in the first three grades centered around three big parties: Hallowe'en, Christmas, and Valentine's Day. We joined with other students in our school and had these parties in the gym. Santa Claus brought a special treat for each child who attended the Christrnas party. Grades four, five, and six returned to school with the same teachers as last year waiting to waiting to welcome them. The enrollment was somewhat higher than last: thirty-eight were fourth graders, twenty-eight were fifth graders, and thirty-one were sixth graders, making a total of 97. The fourth graders had a real surprise near the beginning of the year when they were asked to remove all their books from their desks. After they had done this, shiny new adjustable seats and desks were brought into the room. Our performances for the year included the operetta, H.M.S. Pinafore, an assemble program on January 13, and the closing day activities. The special days, Ha11owe'en, Christrnas, and Valentine's Day, proved as exciting for grades four, five, and six, as they did for the smaller children. Z8

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Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: David Foght: Bobby Brown: Jack Seibert: Shirley Wilt: Hazel Bell: Doris Hill: Jilnmie Crallg Richard Sipe: Jeanne Grau: Eileen Borts: Marlene Miller: Kathleen Stuckert. SECOND ROW: Howard Keyse: Johnny Steiner: Donald Schiefer: Donovan Scott: Jack Campbell: Patsy Alheim: Edith Stnrlin: Merritt Armstrong: Frederick Foght: Larry McMichael: Charles Cooper: Miss Bower. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Grauer: Bonnie Alheim: Janis Grau: Denis Dornbirer: Barbara Armstrong: Vivian Gregg: Mary Thompson: Kenneth Failor: Marilyn Sand: Arleta Linn: Gladys Miller: Eleanor lvicBride: Eddie Shroll. Third Grade FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Holt: Linda Ross: Janet Schlier: Joanne Sipe: Tammra Duda: Glen Lyons: Linda l-laefer: Donald Holt: Marcia Heft: Mary Ellen Aurand. SECOND ROW: Bobby Cady: Judy Miller: Larry Young: Karen Schiefer: David Cooper: Jack Edsinger, Jerry McFarland: Larry Walter: Barry Farmer: Gerald Harris: Mrs. Rothhaar, THIRD ROW: Virginia Shaflstallz Mamie Blankenship: Jerry Schieier: Larry Schiefer: Danny Ralph: Lester Koons: Gene Hatcher: Adrian Lovlngs: Melvin Sehimpi: Bill Hudson. 30