Lynnville High School - Lynnx Yearbook (Lynnville, IA)

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3358 O4- 1 THIRD AND FOURTH BACK ROW: Mrs, Cottrell, Cor- nie Conn, Jerry Parrott, Kenn- eth Scull, Roger Beason Melv- in Harthoorn, Larry Renaud, Bryce Gause, Robert Lewis, Marcella Van Zante, Maida Sparks, Lillian Vande Krol, Pheryl Jean Stewart, Sharon Kay Willemsen, Roberta Beason, Carl Ray James, Carolyn Vos, Martha Coil, Ruth Coil, Viola Beason, Colleen Dobbs, Kay Nelson. PRIMARY, FIRST, AND SECOND BACK ROW: Janice McDannel, Sharon Kay Ford, Michael Need- ham, Dickie Dunsbergen, Larry Stewart, Larry Sparks, Joan Gause, Jerry Renaud. THIRD ROW: Tyria Ratcliff, Thelma Jansen L1oydeana.Sparks Russell Gause, Roland Vande Krol, Diana Van Weelden, Leona Harthoorn, Vernon Terpstra. SECOND Row: Dickie Asby, Del- vin Vande Krol, Janet Jansen, Janet Conn, Ronnie Conn, Vir- ginia Terpstra, Roy James. FRONT ROW: Janet McDanne11, Marlene Perkins, Joyce Beason, Marilyn Vander Pol, Naomi Coil Carolyn Renaud, Teacherg Mrs. Evans. Harold Beason and Clarence Ver Steegt Dirt Movers Phone 144 Contractors FIFTH AND SIXTH BACK ROW: Mrs. Davis, Earl Dobbs, Carroll Harthoorn, Les- ter Gause, Robert Beason, Rob- ert Van Weelden, Claren Vande Krol, SECOND ROW: Richard Conn, Donald Jansen, Marilyn Renaud, Marjorie Jansen, Patricia Rat- cliff, Sandra Hudson, Linda Harris, Larry Craver. FIRST ROW: Gordon Roorda, Marilyn Terpstra, Harriet Tay- lor, Marilyn Van Zante, Donald McDanne1,

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1042388 PRIMARY, FIRST, AND SECOND when school opened, there were thirty-three pupils in our room. In 0ctober,, Linda Van Genderen moved to Oskaloosa. In November, Bobby Vander Zyle and Sharon Kay Ford joined our group. At Christmas time Bobby Vander Zyle moved away. March 1, Jerry and Carolyn Renaud moved to Grinnell. One great improvement was made during the Christmas Vaca- tion when the ceiling of the furnace room below us was plas- tered. Our room is much more comfortable, and we are able to do better work. In our art work, we have -enjoyed making stuffed toys, puppets, and Indian papoose in a cradle, and animals from potatoes. ln music, we have enjoyed our Toy Band with Joyce Beason our director. Our favorite songs are nHelping Mother,N nddgging Sambo,n and WA Farmer Went Rid1ng.n We like our phonograph records nBurnie Been and nA Fox Went Out One Stormy Night.m We had parties at school on Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, and Easter. All of us celebrated,our birthdays properly. Our mothers gave the teacher a surprise1 on her birthday, September 7. So far as our school work was concerned it was a suo- cessful year.V We had many good times together that we will remember in years to come. THIRD AND FOURTH When school opened August twenty-ehym we enrolled twenty4 two boys and girls, five of which have neither been absent or tardy. They are namely Viola Beason, Marcella Van Zantq Roger Beason, Carl Ray James and Larry Renaud. We hoped with the Christmas program, the Library and the March PTA programs and enjoyed doing them very much. Those having perfect spelling records this year are Mel- vin Harthoorn, Phery1,Jean Stewart, Capglyn Vos, Sharon Kay Willemsen, and Roberta Beason. ' The first of March Larry Renaud moved to his new home near Grinnell, we wish him good luck and hope that he, will like his new school. FIFTH AND SIXTH On August 28, 1951, nineteen boys and girls enrolled in grades five and six. Six girls--Marilyn-Renaud, Marilyn Van Zante, Sandra Hudson, Linda Harris, Marjorie' Jansen, and Patricia Ratcliff and six boys--Donnie AMcDannel, Gordon Roorda, Richard Conn, Donald Jansen, Claren Van de Krol, and Earl Dobbs made up grade five, while Marilyn Terpstra, Har- riet THY3-OP. Robert Beason, Larry Craver, Robert Van Weel- den, Carroll Harthoorn, and Lester Gause were members of grade six. This was the first year that Donnie McDanne1 had been H Pupil in the Lynnville, School. .I SULLY IMPLEMENT'COMPANY John Deere Implements-Hardware:Farm Supplies .Sully, Iowa