Jeffersonville Youngsville High School - Winkelried Yearbook (Jeffersonville, NY)

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- fi, - rw -4- ..,.,. 1-1, Under the supervision of Mrs. Osterhout, Mrs. Codyer and Mrs. Graham, the fifth graders pre- pared themselves for the more advanced worlc which they will encounter from sixth grade on. Democracy in action and discussions are stressed heavily in order to malce students better citizens. Guide FHM fun A FIFTH GRADE- MRS. CODYER - Left to right. standing: Robert Schaefer. Loy Krum. Maureen W'est, Keith Krauss, Marsha Feigenbaum. joy Skinner, Sharon Mathern, john Mootz. Row two: Linda Loughrey. Sharon Holloran, Kathleen Haney, Roberta Bernhardt, Patricia XVahl, Eileen Haney. Donna Mall. Row three: Wfalter Robalc. Bruce Pecsi, Paul Kilcen- dall, Edward Snyder, Thomas Manzolillo. Nilvcolaus Rudy, Russell Bemhardt, Sid- ney Royce. FIFTH G R A D E- YOUNGSVILLE-MRS. GRAHAM - Left to right, row one: Betty Freshour, Susan Neumann, Helen Adams, Hether Hubert, George Nicoley. Ron two: Laurence Tyler, Linda Kimmes, JoAnn Kut- ger, Sharon Kutger, Glenn Kehrley. Row three: Van Kehrley, Bryan Danzer, Peter Sei- berr, Donald Currie. FIFTH GRADE- MRS, OSTERHOUT -- Left lo right, row one: Marshall Bos- sley, Edward Baum, Thomas Mall, Robert Blais, Nancy Norris, Lesh Lehrer, Wil- lard Schadt, Gary Mathern, Steven Yas- gur, Glen Abplanalp. Row two: Linda Rieres, Diana Schaefer, Candace Schwartz, Dawn Luckey, Cindy Burr, Maureen Leo- nardo.

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FOURTH GRADE-MR. KRANTZ Left to right. row one: Joanne Lindsley. Elizabeth Diehl, Richard Danzer, Gwen- dolyn Bernhardt, Russel Baum, Martha Bernhardt. Row two: Linda Schilling, Douglas W'aag, Robert Bruning, David Weiss, Diane Korth, Vincent Hendrix. William Krantz. Row three: Donald Zabo- rowslci, Thomas Gain, Steven Newberger, Ernest Kilcendall, ,lames Hyatt, Carolann Woolever, David Mootz. In the fourth grade the children learn how to worlc with fractions, time tables, and Roman numerals in arithmetic. Their course in social studies starts FOURTH GRADE-YOUNGSVILLE MRS. HEINRICKS - Left to right, row one: Nancy Hubert, Mary Ann Menges, Donna Ernest, Helen Grabelc, Glenn Spielmann. Row two: Paul Kawalslci, Richard Baim, Lawrence Neumann, Sharon Baker, Linda Willmott, Claudia Bryan, Rodney Gaebel. Jerry Helmuth, absent. FOURTH GRADE-MRS. SCHUSTER - Left to right, row one: Lois Baum, Linda Myers, Jeanne Graner, Rose Kiefer, Kathy Mc Coach, Christina Leonardo. Row two: Charles Curtis, Walter Kiefer, Ann Smallbone, Michael Krongel, Barbara Allison, John Stephenson, Edward Lough- rey. Row three: Terry Krantz, Robert Schadt, Richard Anderson, Raymond Moran, John Schiavone, Ronald Velten. from the founding of America until the present time, and letter writing, punctuation, quotations and the use of words are studied in English. Fourth graders are taught science and health which are combined in one textbook. Despite the building facilities, the stu- dents have art, music and gym as part of their course. Grade POW, gf

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SIXTH GRADE- NIRS. HOFER - Left to right. ron' one: Leslie Burr. jacob Frydman, Richard Morgan. Row two: jessica Roth, Vifayne Bernhardt, Paul Krantz. Virginia Bossley, Linda Baum. Row three: Phyllis Loesch, Marie Babij, Michael DuBois, Frederich Michel. Row four: Kathleen Komancheclc. Wendy Krongel, Monica Chelalcian. Gary Krantz. David Neuberger. Ron five: Lillian Mc- Mahon. Ruth Baumgardt, Mary Ellen Raum, Donald Wehner, Eva Goldschmidt. Ron' six: Cleve Segar, Martha Snyder, Daniel Yewchuclc. Patricia Zahorowslci, Randall Hess. SIXTH G R A D EA YOUNGSVILLE-MRS. GRAHAM - Left to right, Row one: joan Edwards. Laura Baldin, Roger Beaver. Christine Egan, Warren Bogart. Row two: Robert Sam- man, William Abplanalp, Glenn Dirie, George Reimenschneider, Allen Perres, James Leroy. Row tlvree: Ronnie Freshour. Carlton Maus, Patricia Bryan, Linda Bell, Dennis Baim. SIXTH GRADE-MRS. STURDIVANT - Left to rigl-rt. row one: Michael Kap- lan, Susan Mootz, Alfred Boyle. Row two: Gregory DuBois, George Korth, Beryl Waag. Gale Myers, Ruth Able. Row three: Frederick Black. William Ful- ton. Barry Stoltz, Sharon Baum, Stephen Willis. Row four: Susan Covart. Francis Leonardo, Dorothy Schadt. Donald Knaclc. Row five: Gregory Colo. Michael Nalcao, Gertrude Black, Elizabeth Bernhardt. Lee Mall. No! Pictured: Roberta Baum, Cheryl Luckey, Linda Gorton, Donna Krantz. The members of the sixth grade are being trained to live and act like adults. Mrs. Sturdivant, Mrs. I-Iofer, and Mrs. Graham teach the students to use reference books and acquire research from them. Upon leaving sixth grade, pupils are aware of the world they live in as well as the customs of the people of many nations. Grade fm