Pender Academy - Phizzog Yearbook (Rocky Point, NC)

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BUSY, BUSY, BUSY! The second grade had a busy year at Pender Academy. ln a addition to learning many new concepts in Spell- ing, Math, Language, and Reading. They enjoyed special units in Science and Social Studies. The class favor- ites were Space and Indians, because those stirred their imaginations and were full of adventure. Mrs. Cherry Randall's class wasn't all work if V f 5? , , J A 72345 X , af V Qi N it ' W b f if L X it 'fi je w . i l if though, they enjoyed field trips and many fun activities. Their first field trip was to Poplar Grove, but perhaps their favorite was visiting the nursing home at Christmas. They enjoyed the annual Halloween program and Thanksgiving Feast and of course their special parties. The second grade was indeed a busy year. 1 .fV, . 9' 'aww mv' J Marc Biddison Brian Davis Charlie Fulcher Lenora Futoh Joshua Gurganus David Kelly Ashley King Brandi Lea Brandon McKoy Sandy McManus Michelle Sancillio Jeremy Simpson John Spencer Jamie Smith Michael Squires Dougie Richardson Shawn Wait Scott West SECOND GRADE 55

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54 Ti-llFlD GRADE Josh Bryant Kevin Burney Heather Clegg B. J. Ford Tiffany Johnson Laura Jordan Barbara Kornegay Giovina McNeil Rachel Morrell Regina Norris Jonathan Paul Virginia Pope Jill Pusey Shonna Register Jo Ann Flivenbark Shane Rushing Freddy Sancilio Judy Squires 2 5 IMPROVING ACADEMIC SKILLS Mrs. Nancy Schwinn's third grade worked very hard this year to im- prove their academic skills. They learned new words, improved their writing, reading, and math skills. They also learned about different communities and new concepts in science. On Halloween they participated in a costume contest. Class winners were Freddie Sancilio and Tiffany Johnson. On Thanksgiving the stu- dents participated in the annual Pil- grim Day Feast. They dressed up like Pilgrims and enjoyed a delicious meal. The class sponsored the Cake Walk for the Harvest Festi- val and made happy face mag- nets to sell at the craft table. Christ- mas brought a lot of excitement for the children. They enjoyed caroling at nearby nursing homes. Other field trips included: skating at Sportsworld, a hayride and tour at Poplar Grove Plantation, State Ports authority, Brunswick county Nuclear Plant, Robeson County Planatarium, and the Marine F sources center. The third grade an exciting year and are looking ward to the fourth grade Q- 1, ig. 1 -K .. . N, .gs . .,.. .. . .

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Stephen Biddison Brandy Davis Christy Ezzell Travis Fife Amanda Gurganus Jason Johnson Allison Knight Thea Lee Callie Paul Jessica Parker Evan Scott Cameron Spruiil Priscilla Thomason 56 FIRST GRADE AN EXCITING YEAR A dozen little first graders have had an exciting year and are looking for- ward to the second grade. Mrs. Ann Ftoger's first graders have learned so much this year. They know how to read, tell time, count money, and lots of other things. The class worked hard for the Harvest Festival selling raffle tickets and making Christmas ornaments. Jason Johnson sold the most raffle tickets and won a trophy and 955000. They dressed like Pil- grims and had a Thanksgiving Feast with the kindergarten, second, and third grades. That was fun! They also went on several field trips which were enjoyed very much. The class always enjoyed the movies that were shown at school. For holidays, the first grade made lots of things to decorate their classroom. Making ornaments for their tree and lots of pretty decora- tions made Christmas especially fun. Watch the class of 1997. They've started off with a bang! f r X 'Q .M 1 is 1 fQ,v I at 'ZW r I , H wi X K f 2 , 5 i , f X fry f A f 1 l w mwah MQW' 'fig ,