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Nineteen six-year-olds had the experience of startingto school for the first time on October 4. Walter Freels entered the second week after having whooping cough. Elizabeth Moss entered the class in November and moved to Monticello in January and Maralyn Foerman moved to Burnettsville in March. Samuel Haley, Donald Drach, and Dean Hettinger increased the enrollment to twenty-three. Excitement was high on Halloween at the mer- chants' community party, where Vern Arnold Miller received the prize for the best Indian. How proud the pupils were to start reading in their primers! The group was divided into two classes who read several supplementary readers and library books. A toy city and a farm were made to illustrate stories. A table and two chairs were built of orange crates by the children, who used them in their dramatization of stories. Twelve children were dolls and elves in the Christmas cantata, HA Vacation for Santa Claus.n One of the surprises of the gift exchange was a doll, which was given to Barbara Moonby Carl Will- iam Niseley, whose mother made some very nice doll clothes. Dolores Davis enjoyed a double celebra- tion on Christmas Day, when she had her sixth birthday. The first grade prepared an art exhibit for the Farmers' Institute. Vern Arnold Miler and Shirley Gast sang HScheol Daysu inthe evening pro- gram. Better language usage was the aim of the con- versation and stwry-telling period, and stories and poems were road to the class. A movie ef the health story, HToe Thin Johnny,H was made by the children and was given before the second grade. New Science readers were enjoyed bythe pupils who had fun performing experiments. They looked forward to the completion if the new sand table for science projects. The group showed very much excitement at the first signs of life in the seed- lings which they had planted early in March.
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