Frewsburg Central School - Senior Leaves Yearbook (Frewsburg, NY)

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CAROL REXFORD Girls' Physical Education Cortland State Teachers College, B.Ed., Univer- sity of Buffalo. Girl gymnasts proved their skills in a Gym Show in December. Calisthenics, relays, and drills developed co-ordination and correct posture. The girls also enjoyed softball, vol- ts Lg. sf'-N Q54-r ' Exercise toned up the boys' muscles. The boys' physical education classes, un- der the instruction of Mr. Scofield, partici- pated in a well-organized physical program this year. The program consisted of basket- ball, volleyball, and baseball. Gymnastics Girls needed stamina and balance. leyball, and basketball. Students in health classes acquired a basic knowledge of the structure and functions of the body. JAMES SCOFIELD Boys' Physical Education B.S., Cortland State Teachers College, Penn- sylvania State College, Syracuse University. were included to build up physical stamina. In addition to regular physical e d u c ati o n classes, a health course was a requirement for graduation.

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SHOP i lndnvadual proyects developed creative abnlntnes Durnng the fnrst semester thurty fnve seventh grade boys were required to take a general comprehensuve shop course whnle an the second semester thirty eught grade boys followed the same type of program Seventeen boys grade nlne, elected gen eral shop where they worked with wood, metal ROBERT JOHNSON lndustrlal Arts State Umversnty St Bon aventure Unlverslty prmtmg and electrucuty Enght boys followed a more advanced general woodworkung course, whale thurteen others took mechanical drawing for enther a semester or a full year New electncal faculvtues added to the mterest and value of the shop courses AGRI ULTURE WILLIAM ZIMMER Agriculture Cornell Umversuty Syra cuse Unuversnty Fredonia Makmg tests provvded practical knowledge Slate Teachers College Twenty two boys have taken advantage of the courses offered by the Agraculture De partment thus year Mr Zimmer taught Agriculture 9, a general course, to freshman boys He instructed sophomore boys rn Agra culture IO, a vocatlonal course Agriculture IV, a course whlch related sltuatlons to the Albany State Teachers College Buffalo Sta t e Teachers College boys own farms was provzded for junior and sensor boys A comprehensnve state exam termmated the agrncultural courses for the sensor boys mayonng In agriculture Each boy nn the department learned valuable Informa tuon concerning farms from keepmg fmancual records to Improving the fertlllty of the soul s- , As ,X 'IA ,' . .I , . I - I ' 1 I ' ' I - . 1 1 1 1 1 - - . ' 1 BS Bowling Green

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MUSIC Row One: Ann Davis, Wanda Lee, Beverly Hussey, Georgann Young, Sally Pratt, Patricia Holmes, Susan Warn, Barbara Nel- son, Sue Jean Atkins. Row Two: Gretchen Bryant, Marcia Bennett, Patricia Jones, Delores Anderson, Penny Barker, Rebecca Battles, Susan Jacobson, Nancy Turk. The choral groups provided a musical background for aspiring vocalists, who sang for their own pleasure and for the enjoyment of others. During the Christmas season, both choirs presented their annual program of fa- MRS. PATTERSON MRS. SADLER Music Music B.S., Grove City College, Syracuse University, Fre- donia State Teachers College. CHORAL GRCJUPS vorite Christmas songs. Their mid-winter appearance at the P.T.A. concert was schedul- ed for February. The choirs, as usual, looked forward to their participation with other choral groups of the area. -.-. , , , Row One: Linda Stacy, Evelyn Mclntyre, Sandra Fan- Patricia Berg, Shirley Swanson, Sharron Johnson, Sheats, Dona Lindberg, Carol Horner, Martha Georgann Young. Row Two: Clare Warn, Bon- nie Johnson, Mary Dorsey, Phyllis Houghwot, Kathleen cher, Sally Bova, - -muff- J ,,.....,-L-.. ,V . - V .. ,,. A ,A Cheney, Sandra Murray, Karen lngeman, Sharron Mun- ger, Suezette Bjork, Cynthia Gage. Row Three: Stephen Kidder, Thomas Seekins, Harry Adams, Ronald Kidder, Roger Wasberg.