Southdale Public School - Prima Yearbook (Strathroy, Ontario Canada)

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FRONT ROW: Nancy Calcuit, Sigrid Beer, Lorna Peden, Anna Galcutt, Karen Welch, Karen Svendsen, Elizabeth Reynders, Janie Lalacz, Cindy James. SECOND ROW: John Martin, Judy Brothers, Kathy Bryant Susan Coole, Walter Lenting, Brian Picott, Donald Gough, Diane McNaughton, Cindy Power, Debra Tanton. BACK ROW: Brian Gare, Ronny Van Brenk, Majc, Kol stein, Murray Watt, Ron Keay, Billy Ferguson, Raymond Elliott, Daryl McLeod, Jeff Pearse, Randy McLean, Mrs. J. Schmidt. ABSENT: Terry Hesk. GRADE FOUR Al ' ID FI E NEWS - MRS. J. SCHMIDT The pupils in Mrs. Schmidt ' s class have had many different teachers this year. They are on rotary with Mr. Mackey ' s class, so they have Mrs. Schmidt, Mr. Mackey and Mrs. Charlton. They also had student teachers at different times through the year. The grade fives from this room went to Toronto with the other grade fives and had a very nice time. They saw the City Hall and went to the Museum, also. They went on the subway which was a new experience for most of them. The class has done many projects in Science and Social Studies through the year. There were many interesting displays on such topics as Communications, Transportation and Maple Syrup. They are also reading a novel in their reading lessons. Treasure Island. Only the ones interested in the novel are doing it, and the others are reading stories that they are interested in. The boys in this class take Arts and Crafts with Mr. Mackey ' s class and the girls take it with Mrs. Schmidt. They have done many interesting things in these periods, such as woodburning for the boys and the girls have made stuffed aniraals and embroidered towels. Mark Rolls.

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WHAT IS A POLYGON? When Miss Smyth was teaching the term Polygon to her class, Michael Baker looked up the vrord in his dictionary. The teacher had said that a triangle was a polygon, but the book said that a polygene had seven or more sides and points. Somebody was wrong. After discussion with the class, it was decided to write to Holt, Rinehart and Winston to settle the argument. Terry Cooper wrote the company and explained the problem. Here, Terry and Michael show the letter they received, apologizing for the mistake and thanking them for pointing it out .

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FRONT ROW: Patti Pettigrev;, Rlionda Kellestine, Brenda Keay, Karen Books, Nancy Ogle, Carol Slottke, Brenda Richardson, Patsy Down, Nancy Rupert. SECOND ROW: Belinda Alderson, Veronica Szotak, Barb Smaill, Irene Chelew, Judy Stuart, Jane Luel, Cynthia Cooper, Judy Blackwell, Krisann Down, Maureen Abra, Julie Colledge, Debbie Kettlewell, BACK ROW: Mr. Mackey, Paul Svendsen, Gary Kettlewell, Robbie Hick, Jim Wilson, Robbie Butler, G-ar} Topping, Ted Golgan, Jay Purdy, Alan Jordan, TL- Calcutt, Mrs. Charlton.