Kunkle High School - Echo Yearbook (Kunkle, OH)

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.Q H: ' f ' V , , fd 4 , ' , ' - , f ,sf fyfffzifaf , ft A' iff- , ' ffwlhf ' f , ,gm ' 1 1, ' ' . rf ' . - . i GRADE SEVEN Back row LaMar Cumm1ns Margorle Oxender Elame Stout Donald Borton Maynard Gr1mrn Larry Apt Lmda Semer Ila Gorsuch Mable Stantz 4th row Mr Radxgan B1llWh1tten B11ly Connolly Ralph Stout J1mG0rsuch Kay Ka1ser V1rg1ma Stark Beverly Nlsley Charlene Cornell 3rd row Dossett Eva M1ller Shlrley Crorunger V1rg1rua Hulbert GRADE EIGHT 2nd row Roger Hulbert Geraldlne Kalser Eva Barrett MarJor1e Knepper Glenna Armbruster Patr1c1aM1ller Nelson Hugg lst row Thomas Van Nortw1ck Leroy Stantz Eldon Stantz Rlchard Traxler Eugene Barrett Robert Huffman Absent Joyce Kerr and Paulme Kosler Marion Gilcher, Donald Knepper, Harold Yagel, Jerry Beaverson, Dewey

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SEVENTH GRADE Above The seventh grade learns the geography of the Uruted States ln thelr home room Below The Elghth grade 6Xh1b1tS the local products of then' varlous farms m sclence class. EIGHT H GRADE

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FIFTH GRADE Here the fifth grade Social Studies Class discussing and locating some of the cities that were started by the early settlers They have learned that life in the early days was not as nice as we find it today Through our study of the terrific struggle the colonists had we have decided that we have a plenty for which to be thank fu SIXTH GRADE The sixth grade class is deep in the study of the countries of the Near East and the surrounding countries To us Maps play an important part in helping us to locations On the table in the foreground you will see some soap carvings made by the sixth grade pupils illustrating some of the things that have been found among the ruins of some of the anbient cities Is the helpful safety pin a present day invention? Ask the sixth graders You will notice a portion of our bulletin board in the upper right of the picture We feel that the bulletin board articles help to bring into reality in our minds the things that have gone before or are a long distance from us -,J i ' ' is 3 some 1. comprehend the things we read about the various countries and cities and their , 15