Cohocton Central School - Chieftain Yearbook (Cohocton, NY)

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FIRST ROW: A. Cragg, J. Wise, R. Schwingel, B. Conrad, L. Lippincott. SECOND ROW: K. Rock, C. Drum, K. Grunow, P. Councilman, L. Fox. THIRD ROW: D. Brooks, D. Wager, M. Sprague, W. Sabins. Mmm Children in Kindergarten thrive in the environment that surrounds them. They learn through first hand experiences, through groups and individual work and pla y. They need many opportunities to touch, feel, handle, experiment and explore. They have interest in such as block building, painting, hammering and sawing at the Work bench. They also have many opportunities to sing songs and respond rhythmically to music. FIRST ROW: T. Miller, H. Deleo, D. Larsen, D. Wood, T, Wray. SECOND ROW: T, Schutz, A. Wade, M. Kunz, M. Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Forrester, G. Sick, E, Kanaval, IVI. Kiefer, J. Ellis.

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FIRST ROW: S. Peck, D. Brown, E. Kuhn, J. Lafler, C. Benson, G. Kiefer. SECOND ROW: G. Mehlenbacher, T. Hamilton, D. Sick, J. Dunn, G. Brown, J. Miller, D. Parks, D. Dye. THIRD ROW: B. Larsen, H. Hart, N. Brooks, J. Smith, D. Reynolds, P. Rock, D. Zeh, K. Kunz, R. Wise. ABSENT: M. Carey, P. Grunow, D. Wilcox. Fm: Gm XA MIX. au: 'unwagq 252925 a , 3'-4. . .i YZ,-X., . 'x 'f' . l4g'1ff1fff7 Q El Learning is a goal set in from things out to read the colorful readers the first grade. Learning side of school may be fun. A trip to the Mt. Morris Dam teaches the children the Wo of the East and esee River are floods. nder of the Grand Canyon how the Waters of the Gen- controlled to prevent FIRST ROW: F. Sheffield, W. Fleishman, H. Sabins. SECOND ROW: B. Mehlenbacher, D. Swisher, W. Brooks, L. Gilman, T. Shaver. THIRD ROW: C. Goranson, R. Bolton, S. Wallace, J. Rawleigh, M. Shaut. ABSENT: B. Robards, L. Young.

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30 fmmtwaal Fedowdfulp The foreign exchange student program was started in l96l for the main purpose of promoting good will and understanding between United States and Q- Latin America. Each year two students from Cohocton visit a Latin A erican country for a period of three months and in return we receive studdirults from Latin America, This year's exchange students came from Colombia and all of us in the school wish them an enjoyable time during there stay here in Cohocton. Ellen Burke l7, of Cohocton, New James Shanley 17, of Cohocton, York stayed at the home of Senor New York stayed at the home of and Senora Tugendhat, Guayaquil, Senor and Seziora Pinzon of Pan- Ecuador. ama City, Panama. fm iw t , I ' 1- - X , ,V 2 i Jose Macchiavello 17, from Eleana E l8, from Guayaquil Guayaquil, Ecuador was hosted Ecuador hosted by Mr. and by Dr. and Mrs. Geraldl-Ioover. Mrs. Jo Spas.