Willshire High School - Willow Yearbook (Willshire, OH)

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I-HRD RPIDE LY Third Row: Teacher Mrs. Dellinger, Donnie Hileman, David Kuhn, John Byer, Murphy Dennis, Dennis Putman, Merrill Miller, Gerald Schaadt, Darrell Brodbeck, Junior Miller, John Myer, David Roth. Second Row: Duane Lautzenheiser, Billy Swoveland, Jane Byer, Gloria Agler, Becky Finch, Irene Thatcher, Paula Roehm, Dorothy Brodbeck, Don Bates, Clifford Garwood. First Row: Judy Robison, Janice Krueckeberg, Sue Marsee, Phyllis Stetler, Janet Brandt, Pauline Jones, Judy Tinkham, Carol Donovan, Ada Nunn, Connie Caffee. Elmer Roehm was absent. THIRD GRADE ACTIVITY An eager and interesting group entered the third grade this year. Sixteen girls and sixteen boys registered for this section and began serious study. Surely the freshly decorated room has added much to the enjoyment and progress of every pupil. Subjects studied in the third grade are: spelling, English, arithmetic, reading, writing, geography, along with music, physical education, and Bible. In the arithmetic course there is addition with carrying, borrowing in subtractio multiplication with numbers up to the 5's and short division. Roman numerals and measures are also studied.

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SFT!-I REDS Fourth Row: James Myers, David Byers, Keith Byer, Edward Garver, Vincent Nieto, Junior Brodbeck, Rex Painter, Richard Dellinger, Larry Tinkham, Ralph Merkle, Third Row: Larry Dellinger, Marlene Marbaugh, Carrol Law- son, Deliah Kuhn, Marlene Dietrich, Karen Hoverman, Everlyn Krall, Rose Byer, Vicki Neuenschwander, Mrs. Bowen. Second Row: Marguerite Dailey, Virginia Thatcher, Nila Vining, Patty Donovan, Josephine Allmandinger, Sylvia Wilson, Betty Allmandinger, Mary Goodwin, Rose Baumgartner. First Row: Richard Merkle, Robert Stetler, Freddie James, Jim Cowan, Billy Clouse, Larry Caffee, Ronald Kelsey. FIFTH GRADE ACTIVITY In the fifth grade geography we study the Americas 1North America and South Americaj. We are very much surprised to find their many likenesses and differences. We strive to learn just as much as possible about our own United States, since we make up a very small part of it. In studying the United States, we have it divided into five groups. They are: New England, Middle Atlantic, Southern, Central, and Western. In addition to our studying the natural regions and physical features, we learn to name and locate each state and particularly note what the people of each state do to earn a living.

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ECONO RHDE 1 . -ac: ':' up Q .. A 1 N' 4 'S r :f ,J . if I i K 1 'sf 1 B + s 2 1 b X K i 1 , . t i x . . 1 e 5 Z X , 3 KX . . , . f - X k ex- S' M as ,, Third Row: Teacher Mrs. Griigth, Kenny Miller. Bill Stetler, Tomn.y Myers, Jimmy Anderson, Roger Brorein, Richard Ficlgert, Larry LaBrun, Joe Miller, Gary Deitsch. Second Row: Bonnie Miller, Virginia Roehm, Julia Snyder, Becky Dellinger, Bobbie Wolfe, Marlene Schinnerer, Janet Suman, Katy Bailey. First Row: Martha Goodwin, Marianna Vining, Darlene Thatcher, Johanna Kline, Mary Jane DeArmond, Mary Helen Allmandinger, Diane Kuhn, Linda Rankin. SECOND GRADE ACTIVITIES Good morning, Radio Fans, this is your second grade teacher, Mrs. Kathryn Griffith, speaking to you from her desk, in the second grade room. of the Willshire Community School. In reading class we have learned about animals, brownies, elves, etc. Some- times the children think there might be a brownie hiding in their cellar, but we soon impress on their minds that they are only make believe. In arithmetic we just add and subtract. In English we learn about the capital, period, and the question mark and their place in the sentence. One day in October every one combed his hair, smoothed out his collar, and looked his best, because every boy and girl had his picture taken for the annual. I will sign off wishing every one many more happy days together, and mingled with lots of hard work.