Sand Creek High School - Harvester Yearbook (Sand Creek, MI)

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HARVESTER gvl BOTTOM RON LEFT TO RIGHT L Merrick, P Waldron, B Burt, T Griffith, D Giberson, L Sanford, D Sears, D Cundiff, M Wilt, J Scott, P Hall, Shoemaker MIDDLE ROW R Goll, J Munk, I Alfrey, T Griffith, J Cole, R Green, R Bice, J Kisner, M Francouer, C Brown, D MeKown, Mrs Jordan TOP ROW B Reis, L Collyer, A Russell, H Six, C Moore, E Jenkins, 0 Hendershott, J McKown, E Evans, R Deyo, T Mayes rl? frl JRADI- Enrollment in beginning of school year was thirty five, twenty five being boys Left during first semester, one, Ron ald Justice, who moved into Adrian Twp The following pupils had a B average for first semester Carlene Brown, Robert Green, Terrance Griffith, Patricia Hall, Jimmie McKown, Janice Munk, Bertha Lou Reis and Paul Waldron Those having perfect attendance for first semester were Ida Alfrey, Roy Deyo, Robertson Goll, Robert Green, Timothy Griffith, Carol Moore, Larry Sanford, Paul Lee Waldron and Marjory Wilt

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HARVESTER TOP ROW LEFT T0 RIGHT L Merrick, S Latchaw, I Elliott, M Morgan, B Hendershott, L Andrews, Jenkins, B Moore, S Anderson, D Sanborn, D Hunk, SECOND ROW D Souders, B Risner, P Snyder, L Six, R Moran, M Rohrer, B Bentley, C Russell, N Johnson, B Wilt, Hrs Clapper BOTTOM ROW B Snyder, R Rathbun, J Funchion, B Van Dusen, D Butler, N Ferrier, R Giberson, T Robin son, G Sears, B Cole Clark, SIX l'rI GRAD'- The school year of 1949-1950 opened with an enrollment of nineteen boys and fifteen girls. Kathryn lcKee left to enter Pittsford school and Mary Lou Morgan entered here from Onsted. This year we have made rather an intensive study of foods diets and balanced meals. Each pupil made posters to repre- sent proper kinds of food for them and are keeping a record of loss or gain in weight for each month and the gain in height for the school year. At present we are conducting a cleanliness campaign which includes brushing of teeth, combing hair, clean handkerchief, clean hands and face, clean clothing and brushing of shoes. Our teacher supplied each of us with samples of soap and tooth paste. Our work in language class for letter writing has been made very interesting by writing both friendly and business letters in perfect form and mailing them. Y F -V--vm - M -- . .W .. , 7 H - fg 5 Q . W -' H1- -1-4' -1 -' ' ' - V , ,W W W-f ,,. ni:-my J ' A A - ' - e he : U Q O . . . L. I O O U 3 O U I I C . I . RQ I O l O 3 O I l I 1 I I C I 3 O C I ' I P F 1 ,-

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HARVESTER TOP ROW D Sager, G Green, J Moran, M Buckle S White, J Cilley, T Andrews, J Knapp, D San born, J Anderson, A D Loveland, R Warner, 0 lil ler SECOND ROW G VanValkenburg, J Burt, I Francoeur, D Ladd, G Dunbar, G Titler, D Ries, D Snyder, Mrs Emerson BOTTOM ROW E Retan, S A Morgan, H Clark, D Hall, C VanAuker, P Fer rier, J lunk, I Griffith, C Double, D Sanborn R Bice I'rllKD dm FOURTH GRADE This year we have fifteen in the third grade and twenty four in the fourth grade which makes a total of thirty nine All holidays are observed by giving programs, playing games or reading short stories Refreshments are served at each party We have five girls and ten boys in the third grade Eight girls and sixteen boys in the fourth grade We haven't had as many children in our room this year, but we have en joyed working together L i , 'Q 5 2 Q e e e y, 0 . I' O . 0 Be Miles, J. Jenkins, D. Holmes, N. Pearcy, L. Sears, I l O I , ' I I Q u 5 1