Fort Covington High School - Covtonian Yearbook (Fort Covington, NY)

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K NUEIRGARTEZN NMaks me a child againu might very well be the wish of any visitor looking in on the gay kindergarten crowd. With seven- teen youngsters registered, this instruction was inaugurated in our school at the beginning of the second semester. Intended to teach the pre-school child initiative and co- operation, classes meet with Mrs. Burton Freeman each afternoon from one until three. Here they color, count,print, march, sing take part in group games, have a free activity period during which they, play with a variety of educational toys, and even enjoy a lunch together. Graduates of this, the first kinder- garten class of FCHS, will be as follows: - Kenneth Arell John LaMay Keith Benore 1 David Lauzon Harold Burditt Charles Ledger David Duncan Dorothy Luke Carol Elmer John Pollic Carol Gorman Rita Bubadeau Dan Grant James Snyder Darwin LaCombe Kathleen Snyder Philip Trudeau 21

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ass o 195 Row l: C. Barse, J. low, J. Brockway, B. Barney, L. Robinson. Row 2: L. Latulipe, M. Noreault, J. Avery, J. Yeddo, P. Mitchell, I. Benane, A. Sbartrand, J. Dum- as, P. Bashaw, J. Robinson, J. Rubadeau. Row 3: J. Martin, B. Tbebert, J. Quenville, B. St.- Thomas, H. Poulton, A. Bailey, E. McElwain , W. Peets, M. Mainville, A. Robert, S. Synder. At the first class meeting in September, the Freshman Class elected officers to lead us successfully through the beginning of our high school career: Pres., J. Martin: V. Pres. L. Latul- ipeg Sec., P. Bashawg Treas., R. Barney. Our class advisor was Miss P. O'Neil. The use of the democratic parliamentary procedure in con- ducting our meetings allows each student to voice his opinions and results in a variety of ideas. The class officers regulate the meetings. After much debate and consideration, our main project for 1951 was to be a Halloween Dance. Every freshman took part in decorating , selling tickets , recruiting cider and doughnuts, selling refreshments and taking tickets. The result was a total success: Wa happy evening with much profit.W We secretly planned and organized a Christmas party with delicious refreshments and a gift for Miss O'Neil. With everyone so willing to help, the party was a real surprise and great fun. In October we said farewell to J. MacGibbon who moved to Brushton. Janice had been a classmate for many years and we miss her now. . Individuals of the freshman class are busy making names for themselves in different fields: W.Peets and E. McElwain in foot- ball: J. Russell, W. Pests , E. McElwain in hockey: W.Peets and E. McElwain in varsity basketball and R. Barney, A. Bailey, C. Barse and W. Bennett in junior varsity basketball. There are members of our class in the glee club, band, and F.F.A. At the end of the first semester , Miss O'Neil left us and was replaced by Mr. P. Edmunds who helped us sponsor our Fresh man Play, NSound Your Hornn, successfully. In our last class meetings we have made many plans for the remainder of the year which we hope will make our class of 1955 Hone of the bestn at Fort Covington High Sehoel.

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22 Row 1 Row 2 Row 1: James Mills, Wayne Garrigan, Janet Lauzon, Shirley Rafter, Carolyn Lamioa, Carl Holden Row 2: Henry Prue, Donald Gardner, Judy Henault, Roger Lamay, Gary Dupra Jerry Yeddo Absent: Judith Henault, Gould Hunter, Rob- ert LeBlanc Miss Taugh F irsf Grade Koreleen Rouselle, Louise Smiddy, Terry Big- ness, Peter Bailey, John Ash, Mary Jock Sandra Jock Francis Snyder, Billy Ash, Ruth Barse, Judy La Page, Wayne La Grave, Linda Lou Elliott Larry Yeddo , .,, ,.,., ---,-au,,,.w,m-w..,p7...-.WA me-Q..-umpww-Y--vu-' aaa 1-,::ww.vamev:mmmr.a ' -aw-2-sm--W-1 m. W-N'-Y