uEFz.a5aJ . , .J f'7?Y'1Y'f'ff ,l4sm3allf fff'f7Y'7fffYf 2 was 57. Instead of a Hallowe'en party the classes I enjoyed a frolic in Sharp's woods. 'I I The first week of November, Billy and Glenn H Jones moved to the Dildine School. Joan Monroe ,J joined the group November 28th and left January 24, 1941. x x . Enrollment of the three grades include: H First Grade: Betty Banterg Cora Lea Banterg T Arvin Brokawg Avalene Chapman, Kathleen Crorkettg ' James Furnishg Bobby Joe Gavin, Martha Mae Mart, Dwight Mclntireg Barbara Ann Biceg Wilma Jean Sharp, M Tommy Lee Shieldsg and Joan Stoner. Q I J M U Second Gradej Arlan Kay Banterg Ruth Dick, Q Twyla Joyce Dutrog Eugene Gadburyg Faith Gadburyg H Raymond Russellg Barbara Stonerg James Trosperg Dale 5 Troxellg Bobby Wagner, and Dickie Wagner. Q Third Grade: Joanne Dutrog Captola Clevengerg 9 Oliver Ray Furnishg John Johnsong Gene Robinsong 9 Clarence Dale Rossg Irene Ross: Connie Roushg Jack '1 L , f i Schmidtg Lee Sharpg and Doris Ann Tucker. 3 At the present a study of Pueblo Indians is s being carried out, and after further research, plans i to make an Indian village will be arranged. QFEFQF Q32F2.2923 , nFaith, Hope, and Flarity Q W Y y L! LW 1 fi Sally Parsons ---- - Xl Henry Blodgett ---- fl Mrs. Olivia Orkney XI Mamie McCorkle ---- Faith Crabbe ----- - Hope Crabbe ------- J Monty Van Twiller- Reggie Van Twiller -f Quadlander Crabbe- mv ! Terence Flarity--- P., V U II Cast ------Joan Tatman ------Charles Michael ------Marjorie Brokaw ------Wilma Johnson ------Ruth Ross ------Rachel Ross ------Joseph Cochran ------Ralph Confer ------John Sherley ------Charles Holloway W Jack Quinlan ------------ Norman Fuller 44.7T2-..1J'7f f fi' 'ffl .1 .1-1111--...fi 4 .fi .gg Inari- -.
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