Smithfield High School - Smithonian Yearbook (Smithfield, OH)

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, 1 -, r l9357OO1' s O34 OQ s ijSMllHOlXllAlXl First Grade L51 m Righf- ' FIRST ROW: Dorothy Waller, Mabel Cox, Patricia Beveridge, Alice Carter, Nancy Thomp- snn, Margaret Wiczulis, Doris Huffman, Bernice Dnlrymple, Erma Ann Archer, Catherine jelfcrs, joyc..-Glnth, Evelyn Porter, Emnxa Bunyan. SECOND ROW: Ernest Stargon, Shirley Muntz, Josephine Hawkins, Eldorn Stewart Betty Thompson, Lula Johnson, Annette jones, Nancy Freeman, Clcobel Price, Dolly Ruth, Stott, George Holeston. THIRD ROW: Bobby Timmermrin, Henry Kish, Walter Whitten, Raymond Price, Alton Eanlan, Eddie Tucker, john Wilson, Gene Cook, Billy Braley, Billy Fields, Billy Palmer, Bobby ce nrris. l35l x 1

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,YW - SMITH O N IANrfnit ifilirir l93'5 Second Grade Lqfl fa Righlf FIRST ROW: Dann Thompsun, Anna jancurn, Helen Stelfek, Kathleu Mnre, Bettv Ruth Pletcher, Betty Lou Purviancc, Rose Barbai, Jacqueline Gluke, Helen link, Anna Turdoroff, Mary Bnttinesky, Anna Acccra. SECOND ROW: james Cox, Eugene Clark, George Cassel, Charles Smith, Gene Henry Harris, Mary Ellen West, Evelyn Scott, David Stcwnrr, Wayne West, Eugene West, Robert Cox, Eugene Thompson, THIRD ROW: Norman Secrest, Sheldan Rideaut, E1rncst Vargn, james Wallace, junior McHugh, Robert Stricklet, Floyd: Bunion, Charles johnson, Thomas Morgan. D41

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SMITHONIAN e-eeeeil4i+1l935 Grade School The Grade School was organized this year on a new basis including grades one to six with the following teachers:fgrade l, Miss Burrissg grade 2, Mrs. Binckleyg grade 3, Miss Sutherlandg grade 4, Mrs. Galbraithg grade 5, Miss Purvianceg grade 6, Miss Rupert. Grades 5 and 6 have carried out the Depart- mental system. The rooms which the 7th and Sth grades occupied last year are being used by the Commercial and Home Economics department of the High School. A number of activities have been olliered to the grades and much interest and enthusiasm has been shown in carrying them out. One of the First of these was the grade school operetta, The Maid And The Golden Slipper. The story was taken from the well-known fairy tale CindereIla. The individuals and choruses presented the story with a beautiful setting of song and action. The opererta was conducted by our vocal music director, Miss Lucile Fowler. The Rhythm Band ofthe lirst grade, complete with band suits and drum major, made their hrst public appearance at this time between the acts of the operetta. Much interest has been shown in the monitor system. The pupils have enjoyed acting as monitors and this has eliminated much unnecessary confu- sion at dismissals and recess periods. The Sthrand 6th grade boys received an excellent start in Basketball under the coaching of one or two members ofthe High School Faculty. lhey prac- ticed once or twice a week throughout the season. Recently, art has been added to our list of studies. Mrs. De Pew, the art instructor, spends Monday of each week in our building. Her instruction has been received with enthusiasm by all the pupils and it is hoped that this sub- ject will be made a permanent part in our program. Each grade has vocal music two days a week undenthe direction of Miss Fowler. lnstrumental music is offered to those who have instruments and are interested in doing band and orchestra work. There are about twenty from the grade school who are studying under Mr. Beckes, our instrumental instructor. Four of these are now playing in the High School Band and participated in the Band Contest held recently at Toronto. Cha el Programs have been given several times by the Fifth and Sixth grades, tlie programs being made out and presented by the pupils. A number ol' the parents have attended the programs and visited the different rooms at various times. E361