Star City High School - Twinkler Yearbook (Star City, IN)

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First Row: Second Row Third Bow: FourthRew: First Row: Second Row Third Row: 'E-N7 CZ Beverly Hattabaugh, Joan Ruff, Jaunita Durbin, Ester Purdy, Lois Ann Bishop, Jean Iurphy Olive Beuser, Lottie McClgin, Patsy Mann, scan Sales, Virginia brown, Mar- garet Bonnell, Lillian Bonnell, Ina Foermen Dick Hodgson, Emory Dickson, Wayman Groom, Virginia Murphy, Wanda Bonnell, Nancy Huff, Beverly Dickson, Evelyn White, Robert Depoy, Kermit Parcel, Paul Hettinger Robert Green, Robert Dennis, Joe Bill Newman, Darl Knebel, Jimes Hauser, Junior Hattebeugh, Victor Day,Inwrence Rude, Jackie Heintz, Howard Swefford Marjorie Murphy, Willobelle Dickson, Delores McCroskey, Betty Hinshaw, Leah Jane Cosgrdy, Berneice Hdselby, Donni Lou Brown, Julie Johnson hiss Cummings, Wayne Bonnell, Carol Cooper, Leslie Killer, Burnie Huselby, Keil Knebel, Philip Moon, Sam Simmer- meker, Guy Harper, Robert Barker Rey Deen Cornell, Billy Allen, Ronald Davis, John Cipper, Alan Dickson, Neil Carpenter, Don White, Carl Depoy,Bruce Berkshire

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Few changes were Q5 as made in our enrollment dura ing the year. Archie Hettinger withdrew at the end of the first month but he returned during March. Lois Moss entered in November and left in January. Bernice Bender came from Lucerne and Carol Cooper left during the March moving seasonw Some special programs during the year helped us from becoming too t' and gave us extra info enjoyed the Zoological interest was taken in but we were glad to so kinds of birds, too, The HBaznar in Ind ing to the fourth grad in geographyt The ima nearly the sane route, U Q ing Hirfa in the Arabian Pr' .nu was similar to that African Junfle, We had that we had t d of our l' LJ rnatitn as regular classes well, Everyone programq Perhaps the most the monkey and the parrot and learn about the many ian wascspccially interest- hecauso of their studies finary journey to India was aken in visit- desort, Thejungle life und in Bomho's land--the also read a book of true. J experiences in capturing elephants, tigers, and lions in our reading unit Perhaps the nest on the circus, Our pictures and freak animals would ha The t 6 hird grade nina s of nature s plants and will ing of bless record of the eral phas some house the plrnting, different plants. cms and leave nfl iw cf Vu tur tue O Sf ll ,J '+ ,T ,, :- 1, LJ Us SP jungle life, ed unit in grade 5 was T circus tents, clowns, made anyone laugh, e gardens gave us sev- I . e also sprouted and matched the open- The children kept a routing, and growth of liked The Negro Singers were interesting. Ye This best the songs we had sung in music class cla Mr. rec Ame sang. lie copied genuine Ev in by John Capper during The coloring rf egg' buds was very successful. 8 ss was varied and thus made more interesting hy Byfield. One day he made and played several ordings on his combination radio, phonograph, and recording machine. He included HGod Bless rican in which Gracie Jones and Leslie Miller gyptain tapestry brought our study shells to ,. - LC 13151 long sticks and used leaves, After a successful looked forward to a pleas T year at ant summer of Egypt. represent tulip cod these on schnol, we all vacation,