Marlette High School - Scribe Yearbook (Marlette, MI)

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lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: Standing: Absentees: SIXTH GRADE E. O. Simmons, S. Brooks Shue,B. Mi1ler,M. Albertson,L. Burns, L. Forbes, C. Blackett, J. Brown, G. A. Woods, C. Wolfe, J. Robinson, W. Adams, D. Atkins, W. Jickling, R. Hodge, M. 0'Shea, M. J. McQuarrie D. Fra1eigh,D. Campbell, L. Lamie, M. Rudd, K. Chard, J. Knight, T. Keyes, J. VanEtten, M. Ross B. Ba1dwin,L. Turner, A. Keyes, P. Howard, J. Sullivan, P. Lacko, W. Ford. D. Gerstenberger Mrs. Redmond, J, Caroffino, R. Cumper, S. Cameron, J. Crim, F. Hillaker C. Clark, D. Swailes, M. L. Nicol, T. Burns, I. Christensen, R. Smith, T. Brown The sixth grade,composed of approximately forty-five pupils, has had a lively and successful year. Due to the hard work of the committee misdemeanors have been few. This class, with the fifth grade,highlighted their year by putting on a successhd operetta entitled uHansel and Gretelu by Hu perdinch.

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i gQgqm1t Zn, HQ... mp. .ff 5 K.-P ' - r 1 J. rf' 16 lst 2nd 3rd 4th Row Row: Row: Row: Absentees:D. FIFTH GRADE Innes, M. Cargill, B. Clark, M. Rillis, C. Kinns, J. Herron, R. ipear, Kraft, B. Cumper, F. Smith Boyne, M. Shaw, B. Abfalter, G. Pabst, W. Lambert, T. Rudd, H. Bean, Boughman, G. Simmons, A. Morgan, Mrs. Wilson Zuehlke, B. Boegner, E. Schotter, ,E. Herron, I. Davies, D. Thompson, Boyne, B. Jackett, R. Peterson, G. Schook Topson, S. Richmond, S. Erwin, R. Benedict, A. Willing, L. Montgomery, Williamson, C. Smith, E. Forbes Benedict, J. Boyne, L. Kraft, N. Laursen, C. Taylor There are 44 children in the Fifth Grade, 16 of whom live in the village. In this grade we continue the emphasis on ureading to learnn. We think reading is the subject contributing most to the pleasure and usefulness of our future lives. We read on other readers besides our basic reader, and we completed a work book which develops the many skills involved in the process of reading. Geography teaches nwhy we do what we do?n That means how industries depend upon the natural regions of the country. We study all of U.S. and the Americas in an effort to develop the Good Neighbor Policy. Spelling and writing are just a combination of that taught in the earlier grades Language places emphasis on the ability to express one's self in words before the group and on paper. Band becomes an important activity in this grade for nearly half the group. 'u WT' ,

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1 4-. . .5 Ln. Nfl H FFWI is-I 'sT.WI. l'2 C. Mittlestat, R. Willis, E. Herrmann, N. Curtis Don't we all wish we were back in the grades again. 1 I as I'1l bet Mrs. Rudd wishes the kids would study like this all the time Wait until they get into high school.