Salem Center High School - Reflector Yearbook (Pleasant Lake, IN)

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Fourth Grade Birthdays, Ha11owe'en, Christmas, and Va1entine's Day were observed by the fourth grade. The children took a bus trip to the Indiana East-West T011 Road. They en- joyed ice cream at the Gene Stratton Porter service area. When they returned they made a scrapbook which included the Souvenirs of their IMP' ings on the wall were made by fellow students of the third and fourth grades. Miss Parsell is shown here with a group of her third and fourth grade stu dents. The children are reading in their classroom library. The draw- ROW 1, R. Collins, J. Dailey, I.. Dun, ROW 23 L. Dickerson, J. Eckirt, S. Ernsbuger, N. Hagewood, D. Halsey, T. Hasselman, G. Klink, S. Knott, ROW 35 L. McLain, J. Parker, R. Pfafrnan, B. Rowe, M. Shumaker, P. Weimer, J. Wells, J. Wren, U H I. OIL CO., Kendallville CENTTRAL DRUG STORE, Kendallville SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO., Kendallville

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Fifth Grade The fifth grade of 1956-1957 had a derson from Stroh entered their class in the fall. They had a spelling contest, a hike to the woods with refreshments and a Christmas exchange. A field trip to Ken dallville through the Kraft Company students follow. On the blackboard may be seen a fifth grade geography P1'0Ved VSFY interesting '50 the group- lesson. Shown here is Mr. Willennar, listening to a reading lesson. Mary Lou Johnson, a fifth grade student, is reading to the class, as the other ROW 15 R. Aelehouse, U. Anderson, G. Becker, E. Boots, R. Bowser, L. Clay, ROW 2, R. Deetz, W. Denison, S. Ernsberger, A. Glasgow, B. Goodrich, N. Hartman, N. Helmke, K. Hoyer, ROW 3, M. Johnson, L. Lash, S. Mc- Lain, L. Money, K. Reade, S. Ringler, E. Rowe, K. Shawver, ROW 4, G. Shatto, M. Shumaker, S. Smith, R. Wag- oner, J. Willison, B. Wilson, N. Wilson, L. Young. BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY, Kendallville BERTELSEN'S JEWELRY, Kendallville S. J. IVIERCER--A 8zW ROOT BEER, Kendallville lvery busy and profitable year. Vicki An-

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X 'eww In the picture above Mrs. Ringler, second and third grade teacher, is shown with a group of her students during a reading lesson. JVNA 7 x Q4- la. I 7' Second Grade The third grade students were divided between two rooms this year. Thirteen stu- dents were tmder the supervision of Miss Parsell in the third grade room. Twelve of the students shared the second grade room with Mrs. Ringler as their instructor. The children enjoyed a visit to the In- diana Toll Road. Throughout the school year the children enjoyed celebrating the birthdays of their classmates. They also celebrated Ha11owe'en, Christmas, and Val- entine's Day. Qu. ROW 1: G. Anderson. ROW 2: M. Barnes, J. Becker, D. Biddle, N. Bowser, C. Boyer, M. Dailey, L. Deetz, J. Ernsberger. ROW 3: R. Getts, R. Glasgow, G. Graves, D. Greenman, S. Grimm, L. Holden, P. Johnson, R. Lash. ROW 4: M. Millhouse, J. Mynhier, G. Parr, K. Parsell, R. Schoup, D. Shaffer, S. Sites, I. Wilson. JOSTEN'S RINGS QANNUALS