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SEVENTH GRADE L to R. 1st Row: Norman Woodward, Allen Park, Jerry Feldman, Leslie Smith, Edward Smith and Leslie Munn. 2nd Row: David Ogershok, Joseph Emerick, Pamela DeSalve, John Jenkins, Sharon Llewellyn, Linda Burkett. 3rd Row: Edna Beck, Shirley Viola, Linda Gardner, Mary Gutowski, Sally Hahn. Joyce Nelson, Peggy Mitchell, and Mrs. Hall. HISTORY In the fall of 1953, we entered school as first graders, some going to Penfield with Miss Askey as the teacher, and others going to Tyler with Mrs. Cloud as the teacher. We continued with the same teachers during the second year. In the third year of school we were all together at Tyler with Mrs. James as our teacher. Two children were left behind when we passed on to the fourth grade. One pupil moved away that summer. In the fourth year at Tyler, our teacher was Miss Kehoe. There she also had half of the fifth grade. With Mrs. Gates as our teacher the fifth grade was much the same as the others. Two children joined us there. Just before school closed we lost one. In the sixth grade, we gained three pupils. Mrs. Hall was our teacher. It was her second year at Tyler. In the seventh grade, two pupils joined us. Mrs. Hall was our teacher. We have had an enjoyable seven years at Tyler, and we are looking forward to five more at Penfield. 24
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EIGHTH GRADE L. to R. 1st Row: Dennis Kearney, Paul Blake, John Feldman, Darryl Pane, Harold Laird, Den- nis Pane, and Ronald Riccadonna. 2nd Row: Ronald Rittenhouse, Richard Maholtz, Nancy Snyder, Kathleen Snyder, Catherine Friday, Esther Park, and Nancy Park. 3rd Row: Paul Pavelko, Dennis DeSalve, Lewis Rhoads, Peggy Vargas, Carol Van Horn, Shar- Challingsworth, and Freda Bundy. HISTORY We entered first grade in the year of 1952. Our class was divided into two groups. Seven- teen pupils were taught by Miss Askey at Penfield and eleven were taught by Mrs. Cloud in Tyler. Our teachers remamcu u v. «... in the second grade. At the end of the year Maureen Benini left us. In third grade we were taught by Mrs. James at Tyler. During the year, we had a Christ- mas program and flower and vegetable seeds were sold. At the end of the year we lost Teddy Kerchner who moved to Niagara Falls, New York. Our fourth grade teacher was Miss Kehoe. During the year we sold seeds and the money obtained was used for our class picnic. There were 25 pupils in our class. In fifth grade our class was divided. Half of the pupils were taught by Miss Kehoe and the other half by Mrs. Gates. We had a Christmas play and sold seeds. In sixth grade, fourteen of us were taught by Mrs. Gates and eleven by Mrs. Mullen. The students in Mrs. Mullen's room held a class day and Thanksgiving program. The students in Mrs. Gates' room sold seeds and magazines. In seventh grade, Mrs. Hall taught half of our class at Tyler, and the other half was taught by Miss Robacker at Penfield. During the year we lost Dan Dittman and Clover Weaver. At the end of the year we lost Mary Jane DeLullo and Ricky Decker. In eighth grade, we have an enrollment of 22 eighth graders. Our homeroom teacher is Miss Robacker, Mr. Miller is our science teacher, and Mrs. Bielobocky is our music teacher. Mr. Cheslock is also our physical education teacher. Nancy Snyder Paul Pavelko
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