Clayton A Bouton High School - Torch Yearbook (Voorheesville, NY)

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MR. ROBERT ANDREWS EXPLAINS A COMPOUND SEN- TENCE TO NINTH GRADERS: Froni Row, leff fo righfz Emily Wesibrook, Nancy S'mi+h, Reed Schulfz, William Smiih. Donald Seyboih, and William Sprole. english Eighih graders are required io lake New York Siaie regenis ai The end of The Term. Wiih Jrhis in mind, Mr. Roberi Andrews. English Jreacher. reviews wiih The siudenis maierial 'rhey have learned in previous years. Highlighis of The pro- Leff fo right J. Hallenbeck. J. Flansburg, T. Danzi, B. Gilberf. D. Feldman, J. Dubois, W. Dunslan, J. Baker, W. SANDRA MARTIN GIVES SPEECH TO: Front Row, left io righi: L. Rowe, L. MacDonald. Second Row: B. Hay- ner, P. Joyce, W. Mohan. Third Row: M. Heller, J. Picard, C. Miles. Sfanclingz P. Hari. G. Hawkins. M. McVee, J. Osierhoui. grams in boih eighih and ninih grades are grammar. composiiion work, and paragraph development Emphasis is also pui on public: speaking, ouiside reading. and book reporis. Gipp, P. Calabrese, D. Gaul, J. Glider. W. Connell line up for a spelling bee.

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NINTH GRADE: Lef+ fo righh Donna Towers. James Sfurfevanf, William Srmiih, Leonard Miller, Dorofhy Smiih, and Ediih Smilh find fhe shorfesf rou+e from Russia fo fhe U. S. Under Jrhe direciion of Mr. Roloeri Backer, 'rhe eighih graders lake up 'rhe hisiory and form of The Uniied Siaies consfiiuiion and government They also siudy ihe siaie governmeni of New York and Hs various 'Forms of local governmenis. In ninih grade his pupils siudy geography. foreign affairs, and ihe economies of world coun- iries. His classes spend one period per week discussing various social and world problems. NINTH GRADE: Mr. Roberi' Backer lfeacherl explains +he campaigns of fhe Revolufionary War fo lsfandingl Har- rison Vaughn. Howard Wickham, Eugene Adams and lseafedl Roberf VanDerVeer. NINTH GRADE: Lefi fo righfz J. Salisbury, J, Scherer. T. Billsborrow, K. Gray, P. Bergsfrom, J. Hoialing, W. Crabill, P. Lawyer, W. Loss. M. Kendall, W. Gipp lisien as S. Kelley poinfs fo fhe New York map, held by R. Meilinger and L. Jackson. citizenship education

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Fronf Row, leff lo righl': C. Haase, R. Morse, A. Pawlus, P. Douglas, M. McCann. Second Row: E. Lane, C. Morse, L. Leonard, D. Livingsion. B. Mazzara. Third Row: M. Dedriclz, J. Hallenbeck, P. Jacobson, K. Fryer. Fourih Row: A. Davis, K. Crabill consirucf cu?-ou+ posfers. Fronf Row. lef+ lo righfz Diane Schulfz, Carol Waggener, Ellen Van Ravenswaay. Second Row: Scofi' Gardner, Pam- ela Sfagg, Carol Rauch, John Seay, and Virginia Wenl: worl: on proiecfs as Mr. J. Phillips Campbell shows Pamela Sabol 'line arf. Leif fo righf: Robert Bafchelder, James Allard. George Balmer, and John Berger observe arl' exhibi+ poinled ouf by Ellen Campion. Ctrl Ari classes, under The supervision of Mr. J. Phillips Campbell, have underlalcen many inieresling proiecls ihroughoul This year. The dilllerenl classes such as sevenlh and eiqhih grade ari, basic arf. and advanced arl have worked on such projecis as oil painling. wire sculplure, plasler sculplure, inlerior design, and adveriising.