Angelica Central School - Echo Yearbook (Angelica, NY)

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FIFTH GRADE The opening of school in September found twenty-nite children rezrcly for enrollment in the fifth grade-twelve boys and seventeen girls. Five uf this number were entering Angelica Central for the first time. They were Edward Blish from Wayland Central. Mary Ann Welton from Dans-A 'ville Central. Wrexie Balcom from Andover Central, Mary Palmer from Olmstedville Central. and Judith Sutter from St. Mary's in Olean. In Oc- Lober Marilyn Magee came from Dalton Central School. Twenty of us joined Varsity A. All of us joined the Junior Red Crorfs. This vear our grade contributed the l'rfref't Ll.YTl'Ll'7t to this or- ganization oftany of the grades. We also packed two gift boxes. Eleven of our grade took instrumental music lessons from Mr. Enos. We had parties on Hallowe'en, Christmas. and St. Valentine's Day. The Christmas party with the tree, lights, and gifts, and the delicious dinner served us bv the cafeteria staff and their helpers was eniwed most A nevv globe, bookshelx es and reading table vsere added to our equip ment Besides this several attractive and int restrrg S+ '1 bo ks fr fl reference books were added to our library Many film strips were shown throughout the year to give us a bet ter understanding of our regular work mr! 1 ur nxlm 4 1 um Il nil! I rl 1 I I1 ill r 1 1 L 4 ru rln '76 . S v kv C v - , . ' - ' ' . Q , - ' v ' Q . ' - W- ,. --, . - . .1 -. . . .. . . , . . . . - Fr rrw. left to riuht: Hr 1- lfullt-r. XVI' lizrln-rrrr. lirluzrrwl lllislr. Gvrrr-xit-xv l':rtlor'srlr tit-rrt-rar l'zrlu-rstirr. 'l'liorrr4rs limit-r. llrr-rrrlzr lh-rrizrrrrilr. lliflwrrtl l7:rx, Sv- 'l 'mi lit 'xr llmrkr-2 X111 XX'-lwrr. Ilurrulfl Ilarxis. lin llfsll N1 'I-rr ltlrilirr Sorlrrrr- Nlarrr Lou llzrrrvlis-II. 'l'lrr--rrlrfzw llr-rrrirru. Nlzrrizrrr lie-lrrwrzs. Xlzrriewiv Nlrll. X'.'il ixrrr liarilor. l'ullB :rm xr ltmllt-3. llzrrk rim: llorrarlnl llull. Harry XYilkirrs. llruu llzrrwlrrr-r'. llzrrrrmrul l-Irw-rw. l-lllvrr IJ-rv. All' l,rrrr'xx -ll. Nlzrrr l':rl1rrvl'. Szrrrirzr llrw,tr'i-. .lzrrrvl 'l'u-ltr. lit-r.rfrlx' '61 Z' f. Xlrrril rr Klum-1 .lrrwlitlr Sllllt'l'.

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SIXTH GRADE VVhen school opened in September we found that we had lost some of our mem- bers but had gained Roy Palmer. Roy had moved from the Adirondack region to Angelica during the surrmer. Upon glancing about the room, we noticzd that the ceiling had been repaired and newly decorated during the summer. The summer had brought many changes in the building and we had to inquire our way to the principa1's and nurse's offices. We found that a dental hygienist had an office where supplies had been kept. All of us had our teeth cleaned and received instruction about caring for our teeth. At the end of the second week of school La Ray O'Hara returned to Belmont. Philip Beebe came back the latter part of September and Elsie Gordon entered from Arkport for the first time. Gary Magee, who had at one time bene a pupil in our school, returned the last of October. After a few weeks Philip left us to attend school elsewhere, During the year we have enjoyed the usual parties consisting of games and refreshments. Many parents visited our room on Parents Night We were glad they could have an opportunity to see our visual aids The opaque projector which was new this year has been very helpful to us particularly in social studies and science All but four of our grade have attended released time religious instruct on at the various churches Two of us could not go because our church is out in the country Fourteen have joined the Varsity A and have enjoyed the pep meetings During the Junior Red Cross Drive we obtained a 100W membership and packed two boxes Several have been taking instrumental lessons from Mr Enos so that we shall be able to play in the band when we are older Our grade contributed a play and a monologue to the Christmas program Th various committees handled the number by themselves An invitation has been extended to us to attend most of the outs de assem blies during the year We have found them to be both enjoyable and he pful Front row kneeling left to light Bohhx .Iennlng Toni lee Swift George Derx Cltherlne Second rou sitting left to right Shirlew Leliff Donald Dcmlfk Baihaia Txler Rox Palmer Joanne Eli essor Daxid Ferrmger Arlene Hoffman Dnk Norton Xhlma Iuureme Third roxs standing left to right Larrx Turker Elsie Cordon Xlike Barker Lorraine Behr ens James Link Exelwn Brooks Nliss Barber Frames Nlascha Eduard Case Chailc Bwroads Dick Doner Aleti Lmeri 20 ll 1 II ' ' ' 1 ' ' ll ' ll ' ll II ' . . O Mull, llonna. Hail, Gary :xiageelvsnirley Agsminfoeraifi Tyleir. ' ' . ', , ' 5,

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Ifront row left to right Rm rnonrl Spangler Llnfla Norton l-ugene Nlotl Xlarx Burdlnk Rox Lamb Lllen Balcom Ialuabeth Joms Suonrl ron 'Nluhael Ferrmger Jean Txlrr Nlnxnard Nlungrr Charles Perham Carol Ell sessor Larrx Llark George Cohm Rolert Demnck Sumnne Demmg., Anna Palmer Thlrrl ron Bcnnle llcmuk fL0lL,ll Crlhnn lohn Fllsc sur karen Corsm leon Flfflllll' lx hl Drr x I xlfl Jfflik lloroln lennmgs Donald Case Absent Jean Almeter Xl6lXll'I Cordon Xxlllldm S hull! Bette Wolcott FOURTH GRADE When school began ln September, th11ty three puplls V9616 enrolled Slnce then thele have been some changes Dulmg September Rov Lamb moved 1nto the d1str1ct and Stualt Stlang moved out Ann M1les left ln December to spend the wlnter months IH Florlda In Janualy Karen Corsaw, Wlth he1 mothel and blothers, left fO1 Japan to be mth her fathel Thele ale more boys than gnls ln ou1 grade Anna Palmel, Ellen Balcom and Bllly Schultz ale attendlng Angellca Centl al School for the f11St t1me Two small bulletm boards were added to ou1 zoom thls vear and sev 61 al new llbfaly books We wele proud to have one hundled pe1 cent of our room emolled m the Jun1o1 Red Cross We packed a box to send to a fore1gn bov The usual D31tl9S cf the ,en w 16 enyoyed on Hal vse n, CllI'lS mas and St Valentlnes Day We took part ln the Thanksglvmg p1og1am by puttmg on a play and helpmg wlth the slngmg of some Thanksglvlng songs Suzanne Demmg had a part 1n the Ch11stmas play All except one of us attended leleased t1me rel1g1ous educatxon classes We enjoyed the speclal assembhes whxch we attended, especlally the Marlonette Clrcus Several f1lm str1ps were shown duung the yeal ln connectlon w1th our dlfferent subjects We saw a few mOVleS The opaque pl0JeCt0l' was also used to show us plctures 27 l - -I 1 ' . 1 ' 1 Y 4- 1 V A 5' - - A l ' ' .3 - Q '1 . -. ' . . ' , ', ' Y 4, , '. , D- ,. ' ,v , . , D ' ': I ' ' . 1' ' 1 1 2 2 . . , :asf , T 3: '. . 1: f . Hruc-e Tucker, Miss Nusbickel, Rir-harrl Davis. 'at een 1 sej, Ja' 1 fx. ' t I' 5 3 1 , , I , '.. ' ' ' ' . . . . - . 7 Q . Q v. L y . 1 1 1 1 v' Q v H l 1 l a I 9 1 ' 1 v . . ' .7 . ,A . ' , 1 r , A ' +- e. c . , , - 1 . . ' 1 , . . . . . . . . v . . . . . Y . ' , - . .