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First Grade With hair curled and dressed in our lsest, We were ready to see the rest, On the school bus we did go, Here we were placed in a neat row. To study and play the day thru, And meet many a classmate new. Rah, our school day comes to a close, Happily each pupil homeward goes, To tell Mamma the day's success, That for nine months we will possess. Third Grade Children are crowded into the room, All are seated row upon row, Three R's are taught from morn till noon With Art keeping the child in tow. A part of their study is Toy-band, With uniforms of both white and red, Then at noon in line they stand, To get a hot lunch with bread. Then back to the room they go, The three R's to continue till four, With helpful teacher going to and fro, So each child gets a good score. ln between they have time to play, Cooperation is the idea for girl and boyp A Third Grade well rounded day, Second Grade That very first exciting day, We came to school in full array, Approaching the door, not the gate, Armed with pencils, books and slate. We left home, many a plaything, When the school bell loudly did ring, In order to learn a lot more, Behind the huge second grade door. We studied many a hard book, To have an intelligent look, Then when the summer days were nigh, We were ready to say Good-bye. Fourth and Fifth Grades We waited all summer for school to begin. We crowded the doors iust to get in. Then upstairs we came with a bound and a leap, Till teacher said, Now, hush, hush, not a peep. We sat in our seats so quiet and meek. While teacher gave us our work for the week. We looked toward a year of work and of PIUYI And to learn something new every hour of Closes for each child with feeling of icy. the day. Sixth Grade On Sept. 5, 1949 when the doors of the McClure School swung open wide they greeted twenty-eight eager boys and girls to the sixth grade. We were glad to welcome into our group three new members: Robert Mann, Carol Hoffman, and Bernard Austermiller. We are anx- iously looking forward to being a part of the High School floor another year.
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X BACK ROW -- Mrs. Shepard, Sue Connolly, Ida Sue Hines, Michael Amos D 'cl W i , avi elmer, Douglas Holilman, Arlene Foor, Donald Grater, Caroll Junge, David Mann, Mary Jean Johnson, Bert Shufelt, llay Johnson, Richard Wenner, Johnny Long. BOTTOM ROW Sandra McClure, Janice Johnson, Jimmie Rowland, Gene Shank, Gary Shively, Larry Behnfeldt, Paul Shaffer, Patricia Kryder, Donald Sagers, Jimmie Chamberlin, Bernard Pittman, Roberta Dielman, Connie King, Sharon, McCurdy, Barbara Meech. Mary Jean Croninger - absent. BOTTOM ROW Sharon Rowland, Joyce Wires, Barbara Dielmon, Darla Good, Sandra Wolfe, Vicki Shepard, Clarissa Jeanne Sagers, David Browning, Ned Doll. TOP ROW -- Mrs. Shepard, Eldon Edwards, Johnny Wenner, Marcella Grater, Susan Creager, Merl Amos, Helen Gustwiler, Paul Snider, Jo Ann Jennings, Herbert Naveau, Marlene Amos, Mrs, Neiderhiser, Lois Kaufman-absent. Fufure Cifizens Second and Firsf Grades l l l 1
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