Minburn High School - Voyager Yearbook (Minburn, IA)

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SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: Sharon Matthews, Marie Modlin, Bernetta Light Judy Hays, Janet Dorman Sharon Kinney Coleen Welch, Regle Lou Camnbell and Roxie Bess. BACK ROW: Leonard fhomnson Boyd Carnenter, Bobby Rittgers, Larry Crandall, Roy Wolfe, Ray Kinney, Billy Hensen, Ronnie Blake, and Miss Norris. ABSENT: Stephen York There were eleven girls and twelve boys enrolled at the beginn- ing of the school year. Several moved away at the end of the first six weeks period. The names of these boys and girls are as follows: Timothy Newton, Jimmie Johnson, Virginia Mortimer, and Sonny Lovell. We have enjoyed playing in our rhythm band and participating in various programs which have been presented during the school year and which have inclued the All School Christmas Program and a Woman's Club Program.

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55.0 FIRST GRADE FIRST HOWg Tom Thom ggn, Linda Kinney, Phyllis Denman Diana Mitchel, Lgnda Ingram, Betty Jane Harper, and Dennis Thompson. SECOND ROW: Jolene Wolfe, Linda Belden Genanna Hensen Janyce Pottnast, Janet Golay, Marilyn Modlin, Barhara wise, and Linda Jackson. THIRD ROW: Wayne Derbin, Butch Bingman, Tommy Dorman, Billy Spear, Ronnie Feurlng, Danny Beaver, Stephen Gardner, and Mrs. Van Horn. ABSENT: Mary Sue Mullins, Linda Berlin, Jean Little, and Peggy Little. Firstgrade has proven to be a very exciting year for us, being the first year in school for many of us. We learned so many things, but the accomnlishment of learning to read cannot be surpassed. We worked hard learning our numbers phonics, writng, and many other skills, but we had our share of fun in learning songs, playing many games and constructing things from paper and other meduims. We also learned how to get along with each other and in general how to behave in school. We have grown up from little children to well- behaved young ladies and gentlemen who are happily anticipating many more years of happy school experiences. We had much change in our class, losing and gaining new pupils. We had four children move away. They were Helen and Ellen Newton, Sammy Johnson and Betty Jane Harper. We gained five new pupils in return--Butch Bingman, Wayne Derbin, Linda Berlin, and Jean and Peggy Little.