THIRD .MTD FCURTE GRADE TTIJS Then school openedgin September we had twenty-nine boys and girls in our room. There were fourteen in the thinhgrade and fifteen in the fourth grades During Christmas vucetion Ruth Redel left the thirdqgrede to go to school in Morrow County. it the be5inning41'school in the second semester, Jack Atha came from.Heeker to 'our third rrnde, again making our total number twenty-nine. The days and weeks moved along quickly and soon Christmas was neer. He were busy making decorations for our room and trying to keep secret the nemo of the person we had drawn in the Christmas exchange, Mrs, Rutter get us a Christmas tree and we helped decor- ate it. Mhen it was loaded with our nifts we thought it the most beautiful tree in the building, We were all pleasedvith the gifts we received and with the Christmas cookies and d10G olate milk Which hrs. Rutter served. For our Christmas program we sang two songs: UAway In a Mnnegeru end WLittlc Town Of Bethlehem.W Janurary passed without much snow and we had to use.our imagination and enjoy the snow pictures which we made. There was one bright spot in Janurery, Kr, Herrington gave us two periods each week for Physical Education. Uelnve enjoyed doing exeveises, playing basketball, and vdU.ey ball. With the spring days coming our interest turned to basew' bil s We bought nVh1ontine Cut Outn books and made our owe valentines for our valentine box, which Iergery Hinenon da' coreted for us, Ie enjoyed making our valentines much more than buying them. Time passed quickly and soon ro'were decorating ourzbom for Lester and learning Easter songs, Before we knew it we were ready to close our books and say good-bye to our friends end teacher until another Sept- ember rolls around,
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