Pandora Gilboa High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pandora, OH)

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GRADERS BIGGEST ACHIEVEMENT The Gxlboa second Qraders were haDDY to have school commence after a summer of yaca tton After l'6VlCW1Ilg the work they had lewrned IH the1r flrstyear ofschool they made new fr1ends 111 then' readtng books and learned many new types of 31'1EhlTl6I1C problems OfD'11 I1CU1BI'1lT1 portance was learnlng how to wr1te 1nstead of pr1nt There were also many tnterestxng Ih1llgS to 1 811g1OLlS educatlon offered a change from the rest of the work They are nowlooklng for ward to the1r next year of school MRS WANDA CHERRY Gllboa Second Grade FIRST ROW L1nda Rodabaugh Ellen Wtsda Kathy Harmon Georg1a Mack Conn1eSeyer Carolyn Sterhng SECOND ROW Mrs Cherry Mary Mack Susan Reynolds Nancy Stewart Jane W11113mS Terry Bowers Terr1 Wtrth THIRD ROW Jerry Rosenkrans M1chael Grubb Ketth Harmon Gary Grlsmore Edward Kuhbander Carl Meyer Stanley Oren Robert Patrick Allan Ge1sey R1chard Mora . I learn in science. Art, music and - L Y ' I , I , I I I I I 1 I I I A I 1 I ' C

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LEARNING TO WRITE SECOND On September 3 1957 thxrty e1ght boys and glrls started to school 1n the Pandora second grade Of course learnlng to wrlte was the b1ggest achlevement for the students th1s year They also enjoyed makmg papler mache Easter eggs and Valentlne cookles They had a make bel1eve telev1s1on set by wh1ch they advert1sed and sold vartous art1cles Puppets were also used on the set wh1ch helped them to speak read and express themselves Much up to date knowledge was gamed ln news and SCICHCB f1elds from thelr Weekly Readers I .A Ah- MRS MARY LICHTY Pandora Second Grade FIRST ROW Dlane Saluccl Joan Lemley Cher1 Schamp Rebecca Bracy Dlanne Amstutz Karen Balmer Judy Augsburger Dawn Schumacher Nancy Lehman SECOND ROW Gordon Schumacher Davld Shafer Rosme Crow Rose Pope Barbara Schaubltn Tr1naRe1chenbach Janet Davtdson Susan Stewart M1chael Marshall Charles Welty Steven McCullough THIRD ROW Mrs Llchty Rud1ger Haentsh Thomas Schumacher Randall Basmger Daryl Brtdenbaugh M1chael Karhoff Terry Cherry Raymond Pope M1chaelR1sser Rlchard Memke Donald Bucher Tom Moser Steven Suter Edward Samsal .l I I - . ' I . . . . , . , , . tl QS 21 , it '5 ll E2 it 25 ll ll K rg fi ll R: 'E . . C 1 , 4 I 1 . 1 ' I I . I I A I - I I I , , - I - ' . I I , I - I A D . I I ' I . I l . I I I V I ' l .ang l.

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fl ,mi f,,.,an-Q-.,a, FIRST ROW .Tanlta Hartzler Beverly Powell Cheryl Lugibihl Joan Scbaublin Martha Suter Sheila Lug ibihl Ian Keller Maria Korte SECOIND ROW Kenneth Beck Dean Luginbill Calvin Diller Gary Kauf man Pamela Oren Jean Long Jean Baslnger Douglas Lehman Harlan Bastnger David Core Daniel Schumacher THIRD ROW Ronald Schumacher Thomas Diller Robert Cook Thomas McCullough David Hilty Edward Ritcher Gregory Zuercher Mark Amstutz Thomas Nlswander Kent Cherry Da1uelPa1ne Robert Baumgartner FIRST GRADERS SHARE NEW When September comes enthusiasm runs high among the six year olds for that is the time when they begin to learn to read and write. In First Grade there are live animals to study, field trips to take, special days throughout the year to cele- brate in art, story and song, games to play in the gym, science experiments to do, indi- vidual birthdays to celebrate and many other activities, which keep them busy and haDDY. MISS FAITH MILLER Pandora First Grade.