Washington Township High School - Toganette Yearbook (Tontogany, OH)

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Fifth and Sixth Grades - Miss Edwards During the school year of 1940-41, the fifth and sixth grades have been working espe- cially hard on manners and The American Way of Life. They have read from various texts such as Living With Others and Behave Yourself to find out how we should speak and act at all times. Their goal fm the year has been to be the best fifth and sixth graders that Tontogany has ever had. They have taken part in many school activities giving short playlets, poems, and songs. They have learned approximately fifteen poems this year. They helped to get P. T. A. mem- bers, sell Christmas and Easter seals, and also contributed to the Red Cross and the March of Dimes fund. They also made stuffed toys for children that had no toys. In geography they have made their study of the United States and foreign countries interesting by the use of current war pictures, pamphlets, and stereoscopes. In art they have become acquainted with many world famous paintings and have studied about the lives of the great painters who painted them. In health they have stressed the care of the body and its habits. As a result they have very good attendance and the following did not miss a day of school during the first thirty weeks: Howard Lugabihl, Eldon Lee Williams, Ray Jordan, Frances Bierley, Rosemary Lashuay, Ruth Smith, Delores Jordan, Jack Current, and Donald Jordan. Fourth and Fifth Grades - Miss Avery During the school year the enrollment of the fourth and fifth grade room was thirty- eight. There were twenty-six in the fourth and eleven in the fifth. The following children were not absent all year: Rita Avery, Roy Jordan, Kathryn King, Mary Della Vollmar, Ruby jane Williams. They have worked hard on citizenship this year. Every six weeks period they had charts on citizenship and spelling. For each month one row of the class took charge of the decorations and pictures to be used in our rooms. Each week they chose pupils who took charge of their room, keeping it neat and orderly. ,29-

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SEVENTH GRA! JE First Row: Robert Sears, II1'1'.Vl0ll'lIf,' llonna Kramer, Vim'-l'l'e.vidf'11If Betty lfrrett, jean X'N'illiams, Xtalter Hardy, Allen Klclilwrath. Second Row: james 'li?ll'Il1JllI'Hgl'S, -loyce -Iones, llonald liuehrer, Phyllis Nicodemus, lloris Rilslile, Yiolina Loludell, Third Row: Martha Ott, Llifiord Herr, theater Long, lionna Van Vorce, Vera Smtih, Rolwert Grimm. Fourth Row: Louisa Stone, lithel Sheperd, Beverly Morelock, liilly Ballard, Betty Fletcher, Virginia XYilliams. Miss lilue, one of our new faculty memlmers, was the sponsor of this group. Twenty- iour members answered to the roll call. Two parties were held during the year. ln order to acquaint the young people with the purpose of organization, class officers were selected. SEVENTH GRADE

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