SEVENTH GRADE

Top row from left to right: Beanie Erway, Lawrence Brauckmiller, Leo Alexander, Leslie Hoff,
      Wm. Beck, Charles Twomey, Royal Herman, Lyle Doty, Harry Kinart, Paul Vittitoe, Norval
      Hartsock.
Bottom row from left to right: Miss Rannells (Sponsor), Thomas McQueen, Donald Dugdale,
      James McQueen, Marjorie Olinger, Doris Sigler, Ethel Koenig, Allie Hansen.

     The year began with an enrollment of twenty-one members and has increased to twenty three, with five or six new members coming in and a few going out. The class is quite proud of their literary programs, their last one being a great improvement over the first, which shows their progress. At the first of the year they were rather handicapped because it was their first year upstairs, and they had to get acquainted with the rooms and the new teachers.
     In their classes they have been carrying out some interesting work. The Agriculture class is preparing a future garden. The Domestic Science girls are sewing and the Manual Training boys have a good start on their work. Under Miss Wohlenberg they are keeping a note book on Iowa and are taking great interest in it.
     Those representing the class officers are: Leo Alexander, president; Marjorie Olinger, secretary; Donald Dugdale, treasurer; Allie Hansen, reporter.
     Those that were not present the day the pictures were taken are: Jessie Hornbeck, Fred Lighten, Dale Sigler, Charles Suto, and Frederick Peterson.
     Although at first they were afraid of the idea of the junior High, they have found it to be much more fun to do school work that way, and would hate to have to go back to the old way again; Our Domestic Science, Manual Training and Agriculture classes alone make it more than worth while.