Holland Central High School - Wooden Shoe Yearbook (Holland, NY)

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V f aa H1 5 1 9 I PUUHTH GH UE D023 r 2- L CI ' ' Z- Q N. E g t 1 1 S jx Front Egg: Marilyn Guenther, Sue Neischel,Dolores Matuszak, Beverly Shields, Betty Heitman, Joyce Dooley, Patsy Doster,Patay Rudd. Second Egg: Byron Roth, Bert Smith, Stanley Buchanan, Mrs. Sweet Creacherj, Ronald Bennett, Gordon Becker, Harold Pratt. Third Qu Nancy Catena, Diana Orszulak, Jean King, Marsha Gwynne, Mary Walczyk, Janice Franklin, Barbara Cornwall, Gail Laser, Fourth Egg: Kenneth Higley, Gail Neamon, James Gwynne, Gordon Hessel, Russell Schrader, Weldon Bragg, Melvin Szarlete, Richard Knox, David McArthur, FIFTH GH DE LZ Eront Egg: Gerald Guenther,Wil1iam Montgomery, Elizabeth Laidlaw, Mary Guilmain, Kathleen Dooley, Ronald Stevene,Richard Reumann. Second Egg: Donald Moody, Nancy Geer, Daphne Bowen, Mr.Christmann CTeacherJ, Daniel Williams, Sharon Fischer, Stanley Keller. Third Egg: Walter Potter, Frances Krzeminska, Sally Grinsell, Lincoln Bragg,Shirley Pilkington, Peter Bame, John Hossenlopp. Fourth Egg: Donald Underhill, Joyce Edington, Joseph Angello, Patricia Weaver, Albert Nagel, Roger Henz- ler, Donald King, Robert Devling. 31 if ir 5 gi f

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giij Qxkkx, sv -v '1 X fx' 'Q' Q Q ,J ' THIHDBR DE 1 I, X, x I 5 Q is : ' X 2' C 5' 2 ' ,645 I Z Front Egg: Walter Berg,Roger Fischer,Joan Schurr, Barbara Hossenlopp, Barbara Roth,Eleanor Gwwmrng Marcia Kirkby, Larry Roblee, James Makowski. Second Roy: David Neischel, Antionette Barnae, Joan Reuter, Rose Marie Pastwick, Miss Kuntz,QTeacher5, Marion Montgomery, Joyce Anderson, Otto Breit- weiser. Third Egg: Donald Boies, Marjorie Brinkhus, Freda Tober, Carol Metzler, Shirley Seadedg Judith Bentson,Dolores Wierzbic, Margaret Bayer,Kenneth Bayer. Fourth Rox: Kenneth Havens,William Guilmain, Jackson Fraser, Conrad Nagel, Richard Whalen, James Ebert,Walter Waligora, Thomas Hoch- adel, John Byroads. I T. UVEHPLU HUUM 9 J X mf' Cl'f',,3 Ql1M1 V g, Iudapmndounre N-ll Circle: Mrs. Winchell CTeacherl, Marvin Wagner, Russell Major, Richard Morowski, Conrad Becker, David Comstock,Gerald Thomas, Robert Dziedzic,Marjorie Wilcox, Robert Reisdorf, Lawrence Buchan y Back: Eleanor Reuba, Millard Keller, Donald Blanchard, Shirley Wagner, John Hochadel, Marjorie Heitman, Evelyn Smith, Carl Schurr, Jane Rice, Ronald Shields, Ernest Holewinski. 30

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SI TH SHADE --A --- - v I ,, A ,, ,,...e Front Qfmerald Whalen, Robert Kovick,Diana Cushing, Audrey Keller,Corabelle Rudd, Dorothy Wierzbic, Robert Schreiber, James Kem. Second Q: Louise Heitman, Mildred Franklin, Maureen Major, Audrey Martindale, Nora KannerC'1'eacher-D, Eleanor Moshier, Teresa Stojek, June Major, Raydene Richards. Third -Rig: Harold Gibavicz, Ronald Manchester, Richard Fischer, Daniel Folaron, Ronald Karpio, Teofil Stojek, Robert Michalek, John Glass, Raymond Renick. Fourth R.-mg: Theodore Bemb, Claude Wilcox, George Conners, James Carter, Howard Hoffman, Gene Stoehr, David Schneider, Carl Becker, Gerald Schurr, ,f'r The members of this group and the sixth graders in Mrs. Winchell's room have Q now reached their first goal in education. On Friday morning, June twenty- x fifth they will participate in the grade school promotion exercises and will -gfx receive certificates signifying their graduation from the elementary grades f-X Q K to junior high school. All the grades will take part in the program for N cw these promotion exercises. Children will give recitations and do choral K . ! Q I F , g:3:::8LoT:3ZnXill also be several musical numbers. Everyone is cordially ,K L 0 59112-r.:r xf X ? D The sixth grade pictured above, has had an active year. Thirty-seven mem- - ,gjkflyiw :nf j bers compose the class. Of these students the following had perfect atten- 4' W if f 1 1 dagcgr H1:Jr:,13iGib:Iicz, John Glase, James Kern,Robert Kovick, Teresa Stojek, 'sb N' I an oro erz c. v f l U g, The students enjoyed their art work this year which is very evident by the fx lx fx N7 1 l attractive frieze and mural in their room, One of them illustrates prehis- D toric life in its natural setting while another illustrates the castles and K T knights of medieval time. Each student made a poster illustrating Conser- Q J vation , and a poster illustrating Humaneness . The class chose Robert I M:Lchalek's poster as the best on Humaneness . James Kern's poster on Eros1m X and Maureen Major's on Conservation were selected to be sent to the Erie Commty Conservation Forum. Q f- N 'sg Robert Schreiber brought honor to the sixth grade when he was victorious :Ln nj-'f-' 3 the annual Buffalo Evening News spelling contest held in our school Friday, Vai.,-Q March 19th. He was the last one to remain standing of 38 contestants. A Memorial Day Assembly program was given by the sixth graders on May 28th. It was dedicated to the Holland boys who made the supreme sacrifice during World War II. All the pupils in the room took part in the program. The students concluded their social life in grade school with a well-plan- ned and enjoyable picnic held the last week of school. 32