SIXTH GRADE

Back row from left to right: Marshall Block, Floyd Duhigg, Howard Baker, Raymond Ritchison,
      Glendora Hammer, Francis Brandriff, Ora Vincent, Mary O'Rourke, Doris Kinart, Opal Davis,
      Maxine Morrow, Hazel Twomey, Marie Parker, Enid Hillman.
Front row from left to right: Frank McQueen, Raymond Vittitoe, T. J. Morrow, Rachel Hansen,
      Mary Ellen McQueen, Frances Marie Jones, Marietta Vittitoe, Thelma Koenig, Beatrice
      Baldwin, Flosie Broughton.
Those not in the picture are: Joseph Twomey, Wm. Griffith, Clifford Meyers, Mary Ellen Walls,
      Douglas Brotherton.

     The year began with an enrollment of twenty and was increased to thirty by children coming in from other schools. The ages range from ten to fourteen. The standing of the pupils has varied a little each six weeks period, but almost two-thirds of the class have kept their average up to eighty-five or above. Some attractive posters have been made during the year. One group illustrated the famous stories of "Little Women," "Sarah Carew" and "Treasure Island." Another group dealt with good health habits, and another was of miscellaneous subjects.
     With patience Mrs. Hammer has drilled us in fractions, decimals and the intricate stories of History; through old Grammar and the many interesting auxiliary stories connecting, until we feel sure that junior High work will be just enough advanced to keep our interest where it should be.