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animals the class has built a j
farm out of their own paper
and pasted them on the wall.
Donald Kruger has moved
to the base and Patricia Hasll
has left for the states.
The class is preparing for
Halloween.
Second Grade
The class has started new
readers after finishing old
ones. Their health chart
shows that sixteen out of
thirty-three are perfect.
A small party is planned for
Halloween.
Third Grade News
Mrs. Metzger’s third
graders have organized two
baseball teams, each made up
of boys and girls. The captains
of the teams are Levon But
ler and Niel Berestoff. School
time has been used so all can
learn the rules ot the game.
The third graders have also
been making music books in
which they have been darwing
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a picture for each song. *
A Citizenship Club has been
formed to encourage better
manners from the students.
The -president is Christine
Marshall. Another device to
set a good example was the
listing on the board of those
who had perfect attendance
for the first six weeks.
Nancy Norman
Two new scudents have en-1
rolled in Mrs. Burnham’s
fourth grade, Yuvonne La
Crois and Jimmy Reese.
Nancy Norman
Seventh Grade News
The seventh graders have
made some Halloween pictures
for the classroom walls. The
sliding wall between two
classrooms is decorated with
illustrations about geography
and history.
Eighth Grade News
The eighth graders are
working on Halloween murals
for their walls.
Elizabeth Sautner returned
to Kodiak and rejoined her
class the next day.
Mrs. Springhill has been
borrowing books from the
high school library for student
book reports.
Richard Williams
Leon Sellers, University of Southern California fullback, has a reason to smile. He has
just scored the winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter against California at Berkeley,
Calif. The dejected looking gentleman on the right is Ed Bartlett, California end, (84). The
Trojans scored the upset of the day to win over UC, 21 to 14. (iP Wirephoto)
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