Cohocton Central School - Chieftain Yearbook (Cohocton, NY)

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fi? FIRST ROW: L. Mehlenbacher, G. Melenbacher, J. Cosgrove, T. Sick, J. Zur- lick. SECOND ROW: D. Snyder, D. O'Hearn, G. Snyder, J. Quanz, D. Goranson, R. Fleishman, T. Schubmehl, L. Sick, E. Schneider. Seaaaflv Gwde When do We go to Corningu? . From the first day of school in September this question is periodically raised by some member of the seventh grade. The annual class trip to the Corning Glass Center is the highlight of the year for the members of the class. FIRST ROW: J. Avery, P. Cameron, S. Snyder, J. Fleishman, S. Dispenza, K. Hoag, B. Crouch, R. Conrad, S. Kanaval. SECOND ROW: J. Young, T. Vogt, A. Mann, G. 2 fairbrothe r, J. Williams .

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. f P FIRST ROW: S. Wise, M. Young, J. Wagner, K. Sick, K. Kelly, S. Wise, J. McKeoWn, M. Zeh. SECOND ROW: G. Lingenfelter, N. Sick, R. Parks, atm em The step from eighth grade into high school is a giant step which is only achieved by hard and concentrated work. The result of work well done is rewarded by the coveted certificates given to the students in June - a pass- port to higher high school education. D. Zerlick, F. Parks, M. Peck. Francis Kramer .... Vice-President Timothy Burke ------- President Christine Edmond .......... Secretary- Treasurer ezmlm Hajm an aww afwwmq eww - .Sym FIRST ROW: B. Drum, L. Delio, D. Davis, L. Belanger, C. Avery, B. Fleishman, A. Mehlenbacher. SECOND ROW: J. McKie, M. Hoover, A. Beasock, A. McWhite, R. Brown, B. Christian, G. Daudelin, J. Folts.

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FIRST ROW: K. Wray, N. Zeh, M. Hickey, D. Harter, L. Kunz, S. Benson, L. Wagner. SECOND ROW: D. Alsheimer, M. Schneider, D. Fleishman, M. Vogt, B. Mehlenbacher, P. Shaut, C. Robertson. Smit Gwdz One of the goals in Sixth Grade this year is the improving and enlarging of vocabulariesg both written and spoken. A method that is enjoyable and rather pain- less is the game of Password. As a result Friday afternoons are looked for- ward to with pleasure. To also help us, games of Scrabble and Anagrams are played. A greater knowledge of words is at- tained by learning to spell, define, and place in alphabetical order all new or unfamiliar words, Cand there are manyl which one meets in the Sixth Grade Social Studies Course. FIRST ROW: J. Hoag, J. Swisher, L. Adams, S. Dunn, S. Moore, M. Wolcott, B Zimmer. SECOND ROW: T. Carey, E. Scrivener, D. Polmanteer, R. Dockstader, D. Many, B. Lingenfelter, R. Smith, W. Flint, B. Wheaton, R. Fairbrother, P. Kimball, M. Parks, D. Folts, W. Waggoner.