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FOURTH-FIFTH GRADES FIRST-SECOND- THIRD GRADES oth, Quite an array of teachers for fourth grade . . . Miss Lovejoy, Mrs. Deisser Mrs. Griffin and lVIrs. Roberts . . . victory stamp quota of S100 surpassed by a purchase of S126 . . . gifts for lldom and Dad at Christmas time most interesting project . . . lVIartha Wade, Marilyn lVIarshall, Dorothy Schatz, Jackie Craw, and Patty Arceneaux appeared on a radio broadcast, Fifth graders proud when Richard Bernard was chosen winner for the school victory poster contest . . . room always well Hlled with interesting projects . . . Miss Ackert rade teacher, also active with the Girl Scouts. pers, and turtles ' th's ent fifth g s, grasshop ' ' Mr. Deissero Have you seen the terrarium with salamanders, worm in Miss Byxbee's room? . . . leaves were waxed in the fall . . . visit to office exciting, especially speaking over the sound system . . . big day when class W to home economics center and were treated to egg nogs . . . room sports murals, play house, library, and furniture made by class mates . . . class has attained l000k in its stamp drive . . . The second and third grade showing off model farms built by students under super- vision of Mrs. Crane, formerly Miss Whittaker . . . victory gardens on sand table really showing results of hard work . . . over S250 stamps purchased this semester . . . booklets dealing with cotton growth quite picturesque. Twenty-three
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