McGraw High School - Mac Yearbook (Mcgraw, NY)

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PHYSICAL FITNESS Our gym class activities run by groups in the different seasons of the year. ln the fall. when we first come back to school. we play football, soccer and many other active outside sports. With the first snowfall the basketball season starts. Under the direction of Coach Potter we learn the fundamentals of basketball and volleyball. As spring starts to appear the basketballs disap- pear and we start doing stunts and per- forming on the flying rings. We end our year of physical education by partic- ipating in baseball games and track events. First row, left to right: Ray Allen. Robert Nowalk. John Loupe. Robert Card, Gene Nowalk. Darrell Cori. ncy Y. Smith and l'ally f.'Hommcdicu doing some of thc stunts. Patty performing on the rings. Seasons not only affect girls' fash- ions but they also affect girls' sports. When school starts in the fall we play hockey and soccer. lnside in the winter it's tumbling, flying rings and dancing. Finishing the school year in the Spring we are outside trying our hand at field softball, track and archery. Physical Education is a welcome break in the dayis schedule.

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EIGHTH GRADE CLASSES 'Vloon Clifford Parkin Vharles Niwr. Fugrein- First row. left to right: Robert Reynolds. Nlalilon . . . . , . . Russell. Lyle Hush. Second row: Carol Mitehell. Violet Greenleaf. Marcia Cartner, Elaine Xluney, Barbara Cates. Sharon Connelly. Third row: Gail Fri:-dab, Carol llilomleau. Darbara Aleott. Robert Slovinn. Carol Sellink. Julianne Salisbury. Diane Allis. Absent: Chester Hayes. Donna Price. L1-Roy Slllllll. Dew-rly WH-st. Michael Nauseef, Q v ,E , t g , X f 3 . A . Q i - ,Q 9' if 4 First row. left to right: Diana Hall. Joyce Ryan. Patricia Chrisfield, Marilyn Sawyer, Constance flarner. Second row: David Roberts. Gerald Osborne. Clifford Allen. Donald Fuller, Douglas Mor- ris. Robert Niver. Third row: Sandra Bement. Annice Stafford. Nita Kelley. John Nauseef. Ronald tlongrdon. Douglas lirown. Cary Underwood. Absent: Richard Nauseef, William Tracy. Looking forward to lVlay and the Albany trip was the incentive to make the card sales a success. Total sales were ahout 351.250 and a neat profit realized from this. The annual play on March 11th meant hours of practicing, but the opening nightn d l 'th all the outside proved these hours well spent. June meant regents an a ong wi activities class work kept its pace so that the final day of school came with a feeling of success for the year,s effort. CLASS OFFICERS-President, John Nauseefg Vice President, Charles Niver: Secretary, Gail Friedah: Treasurer. Sandra Benn-ntg Student Council, Barbara Gates: Class Advisors, Mrs. Helen Brewer and Mrs. Mildred Hopkins.