Pender Academy - Phizzog Yearbook (Rocky Point, NC)

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NEW BEGINNINGS Miss Betty Hudson's kindergarten lass had a nice group of twenty-two tudents this year. To help with this big roup was Mrs. Nancy Fiivenbark, eacher's Aide. Three sets of twins ade this an unusual class. One holiday, the students celebrat- d, was Halloween. The kindergarten tudents, along with the first, second, and third graders, went to the gym to sing songs for the rest of the elemen- tary grades and the High School. A costume contest was held and Amy Sancilio and John Naumuk were the classroom winners. Amy was a lady- bug and John was dracula. The stu- pents celebrated Thanksgiving by dressing as the Pilgrims did and had a nice Thanksgiving Feast. They made yarn dolls to help raise money at Pender Academy's Harvest Festival and sold raffle tickets with the highest seller in each room winning a trophy. Amy and Lisa Jones won in the kinder- garten class. On a field trip to Poplar Grove Plan- tation, the children enjoyed a hayride, talked to the animals, toured the house, and bought souvenirs at the gift shop. Their first year of school was a busy and exciting one. The first grade should prove to be just as challenging and educational. s w .. e S fa YB 5 S fggggs i 'ig S 3 4 2 EE: K V . .. r li' : K: .. ' E ,- .wg lx tt t tt , ' x .. gf I Q s .. Y' t t . t iT L Q 6 5 l Aaron Bullard Jennifer Cowan Leigh Ann Crainshaw Ray Futrell Kim Grice Amy Jones Lisa Jones Shannon King Andrew Kinghorn Lucy Lewis Rosalie Lewis David Naumuk John Naumuk Jessica Norris Andy Parkes Elizabeth Pye David Register Charlotte Richardson Lacy Russell Amy Sancillo Edward Smith Charlotte Thomason Libby White KNDERGARTEN 57

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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 ,

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1 Stephen Biddison tries to hide from all of his work. 2 Jennifer Medlin, Could her mouth finally be shut? 3 Linda Potter isn't too happy about assist- ing in the board washing. 4 Stephen Biddison plays with the ever so popular Go Bot. 5 The sixth graders enjoy some free time together during break. 58 KINDEFZGARTEN - EIGHTH ii 1 3 5