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plfseason with 36 points, and Ione Anliker was runner-up with 3M points. D mjVan Pelt: guards, Jerry Carson and Loy Fankhauser: and center, Richard Boyd. The ff1substitutes were James Winzeler, Roger Winzeler, Bert Schmutz, Dick Schmutz, . . . 5 ., , , , . -- . ,V .4 ' ' ' ,., 1.-.2 ...V ., wow-.--, J Ng, H ..,- . .7 ,..,, I ,I lv, Q -4 .Q I 1 September 1, l9b7, our room had seventeen pupils, twelve boys and five girls.g ,Our teacher was Miss Ruby Hacker. Later in the term, we lost two from our enroll-Qi Q ment: Betty Ann Share and Wesley Engle moved away. Looking over our records youi 3 shall find the following names of pupils who have had their nameson the honor rollQ 13, THE PRIMARY RooM - QQ during this term: Danny Busby, Judith Mead, Jeraldine Horst, Carol Ann B1anck,R yQ ' A ill, ' , 1 , rv P lr , l 7.7 L Q Carson, Glen Anliker, Donald Neuenschwander, and Billy Baysinger. We organizedgl althe Junior Jayhawker Club of which Norman Hinderliter was our president, Billygi T Baysinger our vice president, and Glen Anliker our secretary. El if - Of course we are too young and small to do much, but we took part in thegl school Christmas program, also sat on the side lines for the basketball games of ,Jw wlthe upper grades, and participated in all birthday parties for each individual in our room. Our assembly program was given March 25, just before Easter--naturally we had m:Easter play entitled, nMr. Easter Bunny's Paint Shopn in which all pupils took part. In all we think this term has been an interesting one and we hope it E .f. Pri I ' ' 1 5? .V-, Y:-,J Bfisiiei ,t I :shall be one of the stepping stones used in our future pathway toward education. gjfjiill A ttifigig THE INTERMEDIATE RooM ii . I- . ,-. The Intermediate Room began with an enrollment of fourteen and did not lose -Y Q w. TIOT gain any during the year. Tn the fourth grade were Velda Mead, Dick Schmutz, and Roger Winzeler. In the fifth grade were Dale Baysinger, Kenneth Jantz, Bert Schrutz, Nelda Storrer, and James Winzeler. In tte sixth grade were Ione Anliker, . J L, X-1 I , - Kg. , , ,U Fa o4Orlando Jantz, Floyd Matlock, Janet Ott, Marjorie Schmutz, and Bill Van Pelt.iq J I ' A ul of .Mi ,., J 1 1. T171 ,s Y. -.. gf ' li. iii I Ei 1 :tv ...,: :H ,. ,gy +- N 1 E 1 qw. . 1, 3 ,j'Marjorie Schmutz and Ione Anliker were the two students making the honor roll thewji ffw -5 greatest number of times. Others on the honor roll were Dick Schmutz, Velda Mead,ii,41: - fY'Roger Winzeler, Dale Baysinger, Janet Ott, and Bill Van Pelt. fawff aff ,. Spelling prizes were given each six week to those not missing words duringggiiwifi fgthat time. Students who received prizes were Dick Schmutz, Roger Winzeler, Ionesf 'H ,5fAnliker, Marjorie Schmutz, B111 Van Pelt, and Orlando Jantz. Birthdays and holi-it 2 liidays were remembered by gifts and parties from Miss Watson. Gift boxes and cloth-E33 f iaing were sent overseas as a Junior Red Cross project. A Halloween assembly programE.jff,1-- 1fQwas presented in October. NThe Spanish Dancersu was presented by Janet Ott 8Udfi4-7' - ylBill Van Pelt, and nThe Pun'kin Headed Servantu was given with Janet Ott, Dalepijffaw, ffBaysinger, Bill Van Pelt, Dick Schmutz, and Orlando Jantzasthe characters. Alto-T,I1f'1 f ,klgether the students feel that they have had a very fine year with lots of fun, andQQggi Qlhope to make it still better next year. Ig Q 1 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM 1 gf A The girls basketball team played five games during the season, resulting intwr Sg'Q p,two wins, two losses, and one tie game. Both victories were over Gridley with theft. fiscores 30-O, and 16-2. They were defeated by Hamilton 18-9, and by Virgil 36-l9.,j ' ygThe 15-15 tie game was played with Virgil early in the season. Q, I 1 ey P -- 1 gf Genevieve Shewmaker, Ione Anliker, and Patty Sutton played in forward posi-5,'f i'E Qjtions: whim Marjorie Schmutz, Shirley Carson, and Janet Ott served asguards. Sub-Qgli gif gfstitutes were Velda Mead and Nelda Storrer. Patty Sutton was high scorer for thegd-i-'gf 511 ee.. 11 kk il :R , Tilf if 1' -'ggi' oi? :A ngjpf BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Egg iQff QQ The members of the grade boys basketball team began their season wit! h1ghE11Qi3Tf hlhopes. They had gained some much-needed height when Richard Boyd,'5feet ll inchesgqfeegeig rjtall, moved into the community. Forwards on the team were Gene Winzeler and Bill Eu J. 'I 5, f or M. SQL I, I, . Ravi. I. , 1 I- ,,.- ...,.. -I I J J it 1 Q, LE .21 iQ0rlando Jootz, Kenneth Jontz, Dale Baysinger, Donald Matlock, ood Floyd Matlock. EjEEE3ii IL.- , J, 111:11 : 44 . ' 'Lfi:itt:: gg The mothers of the boys raised funds to buy new suits for them at the be-lgggggggg Qlginning of the season. Four of the first team boys were eighth graders and will,QfT7EE?? fgbe in high school next year. 52525522 E1 . Qhgsasagi Q3 The games played with the scores were Lamont 22, Virgil 6: Lamont MZ, Hamil-Eiifiiifi g,ton 23: Lamont 15. Madison 16: Lamont 39 Virgil 18: Lamont 25, Gridley 33: Lamont Ehijiflig 3319, Neosho Rapids 7: Lamont 9, Madison 26: Lamont 15, Gridley 18: Lamont 17, Ton-Ekgyrigg filig?5BEEgiTZT3ZIIT5E315225553535 QLIIEQT5lHEEi?ZQliEET?EJTEQETiEEEEE3?IEFFkQaf2aass4azwfiaeLQEZ5?EE53E 255533 .,.e-fed
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