Snowden Junior High School - Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Reading and language are important tools in 6-1 FIRST ROW: Murray, Lebovitz, Lubin, Mulhern, Wilson, Broadus, Embry. SECOND ROWN: Elder, Breytspraak, Mathis, Engelberg, Klyce, Tant, Peter- son, Miller. THIRD ROW: Davis, Porter, Van Middlesworth, Sheffield, Leonard, Wills, Stevens. FOURTH ROW: Bailey, Lash, Baker, Stover, Beaumont, Carter, Goddard, Taylor. NOT PICTURED: Huey, Nichols. 6-2 FIRST ROW: Jennings, Sherlock, John- son, Daniels, Walker, Schaffer, Gilmer, Freudberg. SECOND ROW: Reid, Radin, Marshall, McAlister, Buring, Solomon, McCarrell. THIRD ROW: Hicks, Dixon, Stevens, Bolton, Wallace, Copeland, Fowler, Raiford. FOURTH ROW: Reeves, Gaffron, Smith, Taylor, Porter, Frazier. FIFTH ROW: Freeman, Mc- Cormick, Beavon, Keathley, Gray. NOT PICTURED: Baker. 20 JLUYVH -. ..- founciation building. Fliritn.uni1Lg Jerry Hilbun, Stephan Bon- wich, Gwen Guthrie, and Rose- mary Stoltz are busy making book reports. After reading the hook, the story is summarized and the report is written. Folders are made for the written report. Lots of reading and writing go into this.

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W e are proud of the new laboratory eqaipemnt we received this year. W e are now learning to use test tubes and microscopes. We 5-2's are very interested in how we're made and put together. We have a new skeleton and are learning much about the construc- tion of our loodiesg Sara Cone is explaining the respiratory system to her classmates. Their study and work is interesting and informa- tive. 5-2 FIRST ROW: Jenkins, Lloyd, Craven- mier, .lane Anderson, Lyon, Guin, Beaton. Campbell. SECOND ROW: Sam- elson, Thurmond, Frazier, Brooks, Reid, Weir, Ruffin, Stewart. THIRD ROW: Owens, Vadas, Kessner, Jones, Cone, Mc- Daniel, Egbert, Cecil A n d e r s o n . FOURTH ROW: Waring, Scrivener, Blanchard, Greene, Veal Swaney, Colvin, Sturdivant. NOT PICTURED: Levy. We scientists of the 5-2's are performing more new types of experiments. We are studying the process of osmosis which demon- strates pressure of water. Cecil Anderson is observing bacteria under the microscope. Our studies included geology and insects too. We are fast becoming interested in many things in many fields. I9

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Little can be accomplished without written or 6-3 FIRST ROW: Sprott. Cruen, Hooker, Chulos, Segal, Hnncock, Nichols, Futris. SECOND ROW: Richardson, Pilant, Ragsdale, Jones, Melton, Mulhern, Bunn. THIRD ROW: Stoltz, Simpson. Bigger, Hilhnn, Medlin,-Steckol. FOURTH ROW: Talley, Smith, Henley, Andre, Bonwich, Clinton. FIFTH ROW: Cuth- rie, Stella Jones, Cordon, Sheffield, Zeit- lin. NOT PICTURED: Billions, Day, Wilkes. 2 tiftfllti ,J Ll l +I- F ,Ae-17 Kg 4' p spoken English. was ki! We have fun reading books- such a pleasant way to pass time. In class we dress like the charac- ter of our story and make our re- port on the reading. Ellen Elder is impersonating Michel of Switzerland and Leonard Lubin is Benjamin Franklin. Along with studying and learn- ing a lot of facts and how to use them, we take a lesson or two in citizenship. We 6-2,5 belong to scouts. We know the pledge to the flag and we give the pledge at our meetings. We learn early to show our respect for our flag and coun- try. These 6-2's are good loyal scouts. 2I