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

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SIXTH GRADE Top row: Donald Ballew, Jack Armitage, Ellen Alex- Packe, Cheryl Kramer, James Carlson ander, George Markle, Judy Sell Fourth row: Daniel Adams, Barbara Barkley Second row: Kenneth Reigh, Nancy Ames, James Patricia Gaffney, Steve Predalna, Earl .Berkley Logan, Robert Harrold, Dorothy Bryant Bottom row: Robert Anthony, Patricia Hoak, Third row: Jay Johnston, Howard Crise, Patricia Patricia Haynes, Elizabeth Fry, Teddy Beluschok Page 34

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A lSince January 1954 the children. in. Mr. Kemps roowm have been confductinzg the opening exercises, We like the Bilble reading the best and nearly everyone has p1arti'cipla:ted in it one or more times. We have one-hundred books in our liibrfary. Twenty books were bought with award money at P. T. A. Meetings. We also have maga- zines which our teacher brought. Alice Ann Evans and Blaanohc Oplinger are the librarians. Beverly Myers, Linde Book, El-ea-nor Noon, Alizce Ann Evans and Shirlene Lydic .take turns playinwg the piano every day. We 'dance to radio music at noon. Linda Book hes collected 3708.82 :in lunoh money so far this year and expects to collect over 31,000 by the end of the year. The boys in the Color Guard consist of: Eddie Jones, James melon, David Kerr, Donald Miller, Ricky Plate, Daniel Scthulthies, and Curtis Royer. The Honor Guard consists of: Bev-erly Myers, Alice Ann Evans, Linda Book, Judy Newhoiuse, and Rose Barna. They raise and loiwer the flag when the weather is permissatble. CLASS PROPHECY Roe Barna - Model Donna Lee Pervoy - Pedialrist Joyce Beck - Secretary Evelyn Robinson - Chemist Linda Book - Secretary James Jordan - Scientist Canole Coyner - Gardener ' Alton Kauffman - 'Ile-archer John Bair - Mechanic David Kerr - Astronomer Harry Bisping - Doctor Robert Long - Aviator Larry Daugherty - Aviator Walter Lofucwks - Janitor Edwin Jones - Ciarpenter Donald McClain - Aviator Alice Ann Evans - Petdivatrist Donald Miller - Aviator Sylvia Fox - Pianist Irvin McElroy - Artist Beverly Geckle - Model Delmar Overly - Farmer Lenora Leasher - Singer Ricky Pl-ate - Carpenter 'Shirlene Lvdic - Secretary James Poonmarn - Policeman Beverly Myers-Airline Steiwardess Randy Ramsay - Chef Judy Newhouse - Secretary Charles Ridenour - Coast Guard Pearl Nitterright - Secretary Curtis Royer - Policeman Eleanor Noon - Doctor Paul Santrnyer - Artist . . Blanghe i0tpi1i1n.ger - Secretary Raising the Colors a daily 'rouhne 'This is our workshop where we have spent an enioyable and Pl'0fifable Year- Page 33

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Our school enrollment includes Daniel Ad- ams, the artist: Nancy Ames, a leader in music and the champion girl baseball player: Robert Anthony, the student with perfect at- tendance: Ellen Alexander, the champion girl speller: Iohn Armitage who was very sick: Donald Ballew, good in music: Theodore Bel- uschok does neat Work: Barbara Barkley, the quiet one: Earl Berkley, a .leader in music and makes perfect in spelling: Dorothy Bryant, the good writer: Iames Carlson, the greatest artist: Patty Hoak, the picture collector: Howard Crise, a busy fellow and good at art work: Betty Fry, known for good memory: Patty Gaff- ney, the scrap book maker: Patty Haines, who can crochet: Robert Harrold, does neat work and owns many books: Sandy lohnston, the librarian: Cheryl Kramer, the pianist: Iames Logan who can call figures for square' dances: George Markle, the happiest of all: Patty Packe, an excellent writer: Steve Predajna, the baseball pitcher: Kenneth Reigh who likes to do art: and Iudy Sell whose mother donated her piano: to our school. Sports are enjoyed by all the pupils. The girls play soft ball, basketball and hopscotch. In the school room they enjoy jacks. Boy's favorite games are baseball, catchers, basketball, football and soccer ball. Among the hobbies exhibited at school were collections of dolls, old car models, mod- el airplanes, match books and shells. Our Christmas program consisted of two part songs, dances and plays. At the spring concert We did two and three part songs and square dances. Indoor activities during intermissions in the winter were en ioyed at marbles, Jacks, cards and other games. We always enioyed Mrs. Cole when she came to instruct us in music. Music was one of our best classes with two and three part songs. Page 35