Bainbridge Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Bainbridge, NY)

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FIRST ROW: L. Youngs, I. Hambleron, D. Young, G. Foster, W. Barse, A. Smith, R. Sines SECOND ROW: M. Bradish, C. Hillier, R. Hoyt, M. Axtell, M. Joyce, C. Hodges. THIRD ROW: S. O'Connor, S. Moore, H. Gilbert, P. Pratt, Mrs. Herrick, D. Roloson, C. Hodges, C. Leighton, M. E. Lord. FOURTH ROW: M. Webb, D. Saam, E. Nurek, Miss Fay, C. Smith, S. Meachem, L. Peck. ABSENT: T. Lieb. B. Sejersen. FRONT ROW: S. Caracciolo, P. Schmidt, B. Hatch, R. Curtis, P. Schmidt, R. Peck, D. Grippin, D. Patchen. SECOND ROW: W. Carlson, B. Valentine. I. Dix, D. Lafayette, H. Pickwick, R. Harmon, A. Kelley, R. Drachler, Mrs. Hohreiter. THIRD ROW: T. Scott, H. Jackson, W. Wilson, G. Pollard, V. Darrow, G. Gould, R. Adams, S. Opal. R. Hayes. AB- SENT: C. Williams. R. Sutton.

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.5-5 iff A' 4 t 0 Las. K. X MRS. DA CLASS FIRST ROW: B. Boynton, J. Wilcox, K. Barton, I. Meres, D. Birdsall, D. Ireland. SECOND ROW: B. Majsiak, P. Backus, A. Fecitt, B. Stilson, A. Meade, S. Hgdge, S.Turtur, L. Niles, D. Benedict. BACK ROW: M. Pyles, R. Sherman, Mrs. Davenport, R. Mattison, T. Tripp, D. Gardner, R. Colton, W. Gould. ABSENT: D. Pickwick, M. Ormsbee, C. Craver, M. Vicary, J. Smith. f4d70ofu6mwlp!4q-70a awww eff Well, here we are, taking the first big step in our school careers. We knew this would be a change from Kindergarten qno more lounging around all dayj, which made us all the more excited. As the year progressed, we learned many new things. In Arithmetic, one of the things we developed was the skill of counting by ones to 200, while in reading and lan- guage we learned to write our names Qwhich came in handyj and read furmy little sto- ries. Science appealed to most of us and what fun we had collecting bugs and other na- ture objects for inspection. I'm sure we all remember the study of the Eskimos in Citi- zen Education. Brrr, were we ever glad we lived in New York State. Health, safety. art and music were also given us. These all helped to make our day quite complete. Even though most of us looked forward eagerly to the day when our 12 years would be behind us, I'm sure we all have fond memories of our class working and playing to- gether throughout the years. lol-J Li l! ll

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l MRS. GREEN'S CLASS FIRST ROW: R. Halbert, M. Sejersen, R. Hinkley, R. Curtis, P. Zicari. SECOND ROW: E. Cutting, D. Hyatt, L. Clair, C. DeClue, L. Beebe, C. Getter, C. Shawler, P. Chamberlain L. Taylor. THIRD ROW: P. Taylor, D. Ruling, A. Carpenter, W. Hoyt, P. Wickham, J. Lynch, M. Belokur, P. Flyzik, J. Fink, S. Mattison, L. Ruling. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Green alee, 7466 and 7omfoqe The interests of the second grade centers around group importance. We begin to think of others rather than just ourselves. The boys like to play baseball and other games while the girls love to play house with their dolls. The books we like most are about animals and make-believe characters. We have music, art and gym which is al- ways fun. We are learning more advanced things in our studies. We have now more school spirit and have taken a more active part in school affairs. ,t 'rea P -' 2Qki,5M'k