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Seated: V. Kra+zman, R. Breene, A. Abrams, Baumann, M. Bartlett, Stringer, Woolfson, E. Olsen. Standing: R. Loosli, G. Lane, deVersterre, Kunderman, Price, Gmelin, Sarreis, Johnson, Cassell. Absent: W ait.
FIFTH GRADE
Geography lesson
The fifth grade has covered broad areas in its quest for knowledge.
Mathematics has included fractions, decimals, and base-five numerals. Geography has embraced exten­ sive studies of Europe and Asia. English has covered parts of speech, sentence structure, letter writing, capitalization, and punctuation. Scientific studies con­ sisted of work with molecules, soil and water conser­ vation, electricity, and rocks and minerals. Spelling, writing, and reading rounded out the fifth grade cur­ riculum, which was taught by Mrs. Beatrice Skimmons.
Mr. Schroff, instructing music, helped Mrs. Skim­ mons prepare the fifth graders for the more advanced learning of the middle school.
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