New Stanton Consolidated High School - Stantonian Yearbook (New Stanton, PA)

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THIRD GRADE Top row: Melvin Helzel, Donald Princeler, Donald Fourlh row: Benny Willell, Kennelh Harrold, Don-I Wagner, Thomas Mauk, Shirley Switzer ald Schullheis, Linda Boclnar, Linda Lighl' Second row: Linda Slinebiser, James Zundel, Pafly Bollom row: Harry Leashure, Pa'H'y Young, Dale Drog, Sally Kintigh, Catherine Hollen Shields, Karen Lynch, Eileen Mechling, Rebecca Third row: Lois Simpson, Peggy Dehner, Kennelh Wallorl Eisaman, George Troul, Charles Springer Page 22

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Third grade ienjroyed daraswin,g and C:Ol'OlZ ltI'lg clowns laesit fall. Also every ioine wats interiefst- ed tn, our Indiiain-Pilgrim project. 'Dhe follow- ing vwoirdis remiifnd luis of the ctuin we had mafk- ing 'itz Indian, squaiw, icihief, piafpofofsiei, toma- hazvwk, tepee, log cabin, pilgrim, icranoe, and boww and arrow. A de'li.ghtiul Chrflsitimas parity was given in the auditorium by 'the P. T. A. In our home moms we hard an exichravnge' of gifts, siaing carl tolls, and Thad move fun. In tart cliaiss we direwv pictures :tor iillusttraate the Olmri.sztmas Story . We were pleiatsied to disiplay tahreese' loan. the hall bulletin boafrd. In Jasnuasry we miafcle ra blaickbotatrtd bomdm' of piicmturefs to 'Hluisitiraitei Eskimo Life, cocnrelrat- ing Language, Geiognaiphy aind Ant. We liettere ed isieintefnwcres 'explainsing the pictures. Our next rprrojieicft was a deisemt. We miafdwe afn oasis in the middle of lt. .Ioisfhiuat tzrees, ciacitiusieis, jack rarbblts, coyoitzeis, maid muinzners, prairie dogs, diesemt watts, elif iolvvfls and dmezswewft flowers vweme made of paper. Lizands, horwniefd toads, snea.lQe's arnd iturtliess were mroldeid of clay. Flowems and flower designs were idmamm aind cioliomeid as 'our most interesting spring activity. lt was fun decorating the Heart Tree for Valentine Day We Ilked to picture the stories found In our new readers

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Third grade started the year's ac- tivities with an Indian project. The sand table provided the setting for an attractive Indian Village. Everyone participated in making the tepees, canoes, people, forest and many objects of Indian life. A log cabin was added, a rough table made, and some Pilgrim figures helped the Indian de- pict The First Thanksgiving. Our Christmas table was a spark- ling castle in Santa Land. Next We made a dairy tann. It was complete with house, barn, silo, garage, sheds, animals, tractors, farm machinery, fields of corn and Wheat, pastures for grazing, and a pond. We next constructed a village. Houses were measured, cut and put together out of pasteboard boxes. They Were then given several coats ot enamel paint. COne very sad incident occured at this time - one which we would all like to forgetl. Stores, garages, and filling stations were added. Some Reading activities Were: an animal chart, a class scrapbook ot pictures illustrating stories read inde- pendently, a Lincoln mural done in chalk, and a I-lobby show which prov- ed quite interesting. Clifford Kern, Linda Light, and Kenneth Eisaman working on a Lincoln Mural done in chalk Jim Zundel, Kenneth Harrold, Becky Walton, Dale Shields. Donald Wagner, Kehqefh Elsamgh Cllfliafd Kern, Donald Princler, and Harry Leasure, proudly display their farm prolect which WGS 3 e09 aP Y Reading - Spelling Class activity. Page 23