Stephens City High School - Newtown Pippin Yearbook (Stephens City, VA)

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., 1.5 - FIFTH GRADE MARTHA FUNK, Instructor President-l,OLA MADAGAN Secretary--FRANCES TEETS Vice-PresidentfEVELYN WARREN Treasurer-BILLY SMITH .lane Barton Eugene Carlisle lfllen Dellinger Marshall Conner Maxine Dodson Donald Conner Lucille Funk Henry Cook Charlotte Ciolliday Ashby Dodson Collie Grandel Charles Drummond Betty Haines John Ewing Irene Judd Raymond Ewing Marie Loy Franklin Lemley Sallie Perry Voyne Lowery Edna Racey Jack Orndoff Margaret Reid Robert Pifer Vivian Ryman Charles Rinker Lucinda Tobin Henry Ritenour Emma Trenary Alan Rogers Marie Wenger Ralph Teets Dick Adams Fink Tracy Ray Beaver Walter Fishel Elmo Bloom Walter Funk Leonard Bly .lack White Mattaleen Campbell Health Improvement and Citizenship Development are our two major goals for the year. A number of us, by having our teeth repaired and six of us by having our eyes fitted with glasses, became five pointers. We kept a citizen- ship bulletin board. and earnestly tried to practice the things We learned about being good citizens. We believe that in trying to reach these goals. we made our life happier and fuller. -lNlARTHA FUNK

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S I X T H G R A D E EUNICE BUSH. Instructor Peggy Brill Helen Clemons Yvonne Combs Rosetta Dovel Anna Belle Ewing Connie Huffman Nancy lnskip Katherine Lemley Emily Madagan Jean Painter Edith Racey Charlotte Roth Velma Shifflet Helen Welch Joyce Wolfe Ray Ambrose Glenn Barley James Brumback James Carbaugh Ray Carlisle Curtis Coflelt Glenn Cornwell Arthur Lee Ewing Eugene Hartley Cleveland Jenkins Charles Layman Frank Loving Myril Mogle Richard Reid Robert Ridgeway Donald Smith Arthur Sours Douglas Staut Byron White Clayton Bennington William White We determined to learn how the production of machinery has contributed to our modern living conditions. Through our Pioneer Unit, we tried to imagine ourselves living in the era of our forefathers. After a thorough study, we decided we would rather be living in the machine age! An Audubon Society and a Health Club were started to familiarize us with nature and to make us conscious of the important part good health plays in our life, -EUNICE BUSH

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F O U R T H G R A D E MRS. JAMES SWING, Instructor l,elia Athey :Xvice Boone Dorothy Boone Garnett Clark Geraldine Dillinger Sarah Dodson Nancy Ewing Violet Golliday ' Mae Jane Grim Maureen Hausenfluck l.illian Helmick Betty Jane Hyman ,Xrminta Madagan lfdna Mogle Glenna Orndofi' Agnes Perry lfva ljitcock ilireva See Mildred Welsh lfreda NVhite Elizabeth Wy'mer James Baker Claude Bennington Lacey Carper Carlton Carver Harry Clark Noland Conner Preston Conner Fletcher Dellinger Raymond Dodson Marshall Fletcher Charles Golliday Dalton Hepner Cletis Jenkins Lawrence Johnson Thomas Kemp Hansel Lindamood David Loving Merton Madagan Carrol Ritenour Allcston See Stephen Simkhovitch Alfred Snapp Clifton Strosnider Ralph Strosnider Doyle Vvfhitlington lfloyd XVhitacre Lloyd Vklhite Wlmilt studying safety, we concluded that it is a vital part of our training for modern living. There are many phases of safety education. We decided the most important ones for us to study, are health, character formation, and protection against bodily harm. Safety is not something to be memorized, it is something to be lived. So we are living it. -MRS. JAMES SWING