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

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Second Grade Twenty-two students were enrolled in the second grade during the 1956-1957 school year. Mrs. Ringler instructed the children during their second year of school The children enjoyed participating in the Rhythm Band for a PTA program in the spring. Hal1owe'en and Christmas were cele- brated by the children with parties. ln the picture above several of the second grade students are working puzzles during their recess. ROW 1: K. Beers, M. Boots, T. Bowser, C. Collins, M. Courtney, J. Denison. ROW 2: N. Eckert, N. Elkins, R. Ernsberger, M. Fox, B. Glasgow, J. Hughes, J. Johnson, J. McBride. ROW 3: L. Mckide, L. Myhnier, P. Parr, S. Ringler, T. Selvon, P. Shively, D. Wagoner, S. Wilson. SUNRISE DAIRY--Angola

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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

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First Grade With the skilled leadership ofMrs. Lep- ley, this group is learning to read. The owls in the picture were drawn by the first graders. I In the fall of 1956, 15 first graders started their education. With Mrs. Lepley as their guide they learned many new things about our ,inf L world. i 0 0 The children brought clowns, ragdolls, and teddy-bears from home A ' as they talked about them in school. They learned to share these with other children. I The first graders celebrated Ha1lowe'en, Christmas, Va1entine's Day, and birthdays during the school year. -10 J. Boyer R. Emrick C. Halsey T. Hasselm:-m S. Hughes K. Klink A. Lash J. Wre: D. Milleman B. Peterson D. Rowe C. Shaffer D. Shepler C. Smith T. Walker CINDERELIA SHOP--Kendallville SWARTZ1ANDER'S REGISTERED JEWELS--Kendallville CAMPBELL FE'l'I'ER BANK--Kendallville