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

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Forty-two fifth grade pupils were in. our room at Painterville at the begi:n.n'ing of the school term. Some were new to this area because of coming by bus from the Kennedy area, fbut soon all were acquiainteid and en- joying school work and activities. During Pennsylvania Week we talked awbout and learn- ed some 'important and intleresting things about our state. In .oib-sie-rvancie of National Education Week, Room 2 pre- sented a play to us, and we in turn gave ai play for them at Thanksgiving time. The boys and girls always enjoy the visits of Miss Carlson and Mtrs. Cole. We had fun making art projecls and iesipe-cially .liked 1'QH!I'I'l!lIlig to sing two-part songs. As Christmas drefvv near, we were ready for a vacation but before vacation, on December 17, the P. T. A. and teach- ers gave tus a nice party iin. the New Stanton Auditorium. It alimost seemed as if we were beginning a new school year when on January 4, Miss Woliford rephaoe-d M-rs. Anderson. Early 'in .Ianuairy Patty Niiehennke received Home Bound Instruction so welve tried to keep' in touch with her and she with us by writing letters and sending pictures itio each oitrhfer. These two pnojectis weane correlat- ed with our English and Art classes. Own February 15, Sylvia Markle transferred fnom our school to- Southwest Greenesiburg. To replace her Patty Edwards caime to our room on March 2. We are avid readers both at school and at homeg to partially satisfy our craving for books Welve secured quite a feiw from the Greensburg Library. We are very giraltieful to them for their pfartin brioadieindlnfg 0ll1!I hiOTilZ01'1S. On the night of orur Spring Priognalm we were Czecho- slovaki.a.n.s . We really looked forward to that night. Our last big event for this year-the school picnic at Idlewild on June 10-and so another year has flown. But where did it fly? Our map proiects proved most interesting Good-bye, Painferville, if was nice being here fora fwo whole years. Page 31

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FIFTH GRADE Top row: Patty Niehenke, Robert Zundel, Linda Wilkinson, Ronald Yex, Carole True, Jimmy Templeton, Sylvia Markle Second row: Charles West, Esther Smith, Walter Shotts, Eileen Sweitzer, John Rady, Mildred Prinkey, Robert Myers Third row: Gaye Simpson, Ivan Latta, Diane Moats, George Huggins, Sharon McGill, Dennis Holtzer, Rosella Loucks Fourth row: Edward Eisaman, Marsha Kelly, Ronald Dvor- cak, Rose Mary Hastings, Richard Dunlap, Beverly Gary Dorman Fifth row: Judy Breegle, Edward Bridges, Lee Ann Donald Baird, Catherine Harrold, Ronald Basso, Hilewick Bottom row: Jerry Bosch, Margie Beehner, Gary l Karen Bossart, Donald Bridges, Carol Bosch, Mrs. Ana:

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SIXTH GRADE J Top row: Curfis Royer, Charles Ridenour, Alice Ann Evans, Pearl Nifferrighf, Donald Miller, and Larry Daugherty Second row: David Kerr, Lenora Leasher, Eleanor Noon, Roberl' Long, James Jordan, and Carole Coyner Third row: Shirlene Lydic, John Bair, Irvin McElroy, Blanche Oplinger, Beverly Myers, and James Poorman Fourth row: Evelyn Robinson, Daniel Schulfheis. Alfon Kauffman, Sylvia Fox, Beverly Geckle, and Edwin Jones Fiffh row: Waller Loucks, Donna Lee Pervoy, Rose Barna, Eric Plafe, Harry Bisping, and Judith Newhouse Boffom row: Paul Sanfmyer, Donald McClain, Joyce Beck, Linda Book, Delmar Overly, and Rand- all Ramsay