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

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Hunker Borou g h School District became a part of the Hempfield Area Io-int School District at the beginning ot the 1953-54 school year. There are two large class rooms in the building which is well equipped wth modern toilet rooms for the girls and boys and a supply room. The large playground fur- nishes ample recreation ior the children. The merry-go-round seats about twenty children. There are swings, a slide and a see-saw. This playground equipment was one of the pro-- jects of the I-lunker Lions Club. There is also a baseball dia- mond and a basketball court. We feel I-lunker Community will be benefitted by the joint- ure and that the Hemptield Area has acquired a profitable addition. Grades one through six have been taught in these rooms for a number of years, three grades in each room. It remains to be seen wheth- er any changes will be made in the multiple grade situation. Carol Minard was chosen to be May Queen at the May' Day Exercises. We administered Standard Tests to our pupils Dec. l.l. 1953. High scores were as tol- lows in each grade: Gail Sey- mour, Grade 4: Sandra Kelly, Grade 45 Keith Anderson, Grade 55 Eugene Barnhart, Grade 5: Betty Mason, Grade 5: Kathleen Marks, Grade 65 Carol Minard, Grade 6. lack Sutor and Billy Gault were patrol boys this year and we think they did a good job. Dennis Stout will probably live on a western ranch some-- day. He may be an artist be- cause he is always drawing pictures of horses and they are realistic. Iefirey and Ioe Anderson are twin newsboys for the Tribune and Review. They are in sixth grader this year. Hurry, recess and a bali game is coming up! HUNKER GIRL SCOUTS: Front row: Betty Mason, Sandra Lafta, Joan Gretz, Carol Minard, Kathy Marks, and Sandra Allegro. Back row: Peggy Melville, Carol Weibel, LaWanna Sutor, and Ruth Anderson. Page 41

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