Port Byron Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Port Byron, NY)

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ASKING QUESTIONS PHX' Wi!! 'lv AJ! Row 1: R. Van Fleet, A. Morgan, J. Lehn, R. Miller, I.. Stryker, C. Ames, R. Girvin, S. Carey. Row Z: E. Decker, R. Miller, R. Emerson, R. Laury, D. Felice, J, Jackson, E. Mack, J. Donovan, M. Jenner P. Martens, H. Smith. Row 3: M. Burns, C. Helmer, B. Burke, S. Crosby, H. Polifroni, J. Hughes, S. Howell, L. Helmer, J. VVar- ter, M. King, D. Saeli, H, Randolph. Row 4: Mrs. B. Foster, R. -MacDuffie, R. Roberts, E. Mills, K. Thurston, V. Steen, C. Mapley, M. Shetler T. Kehoskie, P. Lombardo, I.. Smith, J. Douglass, C.Kolczynski, J. Smith, A. Campanello, VV. Kolczynski J. Jackson, Mrs. MacNamara. Row 5: Mr. Heagerty, M. Smart, A. Ridley, P. Huff, B. Vitale, P. Uglialora, M. Battram, E. Marsden, VV Braunig, R. Alcock. S. Filkins, A. Robbins, P. Thurston, P. Stevens, E. Martens, B. VVebber, G. Trow- bridge, Mr. Custiss. Row 6: K. Holmes, R. Alcock, D. Machiae, M, XN'ashington, XV. Sawyer, R. Stoneburg, VV. Sweeting, M Thomas, N. Robinson, E. VVilson, C. Rooker, R. Hruby, J. DeBois, R. Hruby, V. Sweeting, I.. VVilliams SEVENTH GRADE The Seventh graders have met many changes in their school life this year. They have become members of the Junior-Senior High School. Since they are old enough to assume their responsibilities, they take an active part in planning the units of work to be used. In addition to some routine work they have enjoyed activities such as: field trips to Auburn Savings Bank, Cayuga County Court House, Auburn Post Office, Home Room and Grade Parties, Talent Show. Dramatics, De- bates, Juvenile Jury, Quiz Programs, Hobby Shows, and Pupil-teachers. XN'ith the excellent guidance of Mrs. McNamara, Mrs. Foster. Mr. Keach, and Mr. Heagerty, they have been having an exciting year. i 'il or i 3 : X

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GROWING UP IIIGHTH GRADE This year the Eighth Grade has been a rather exciting one. They began their year by doing a worthwhile task. They raised money for CARE packages to send to Europe. Since the class is a very ambitious group, they have entered many actlvlties. The boys on the junior High basketball team were successful in their win over Sherwood. In gym, their class is anxiously awaiting dancing lessons each week. This year has brought much enjoyment and work for them. XYith the help of their capable teachers, they have been successful in school this year. FIGHTH GRADE Row 1: XV. Janes, D. Smith, A. Ames, J. Applebee, L. Marsden, 1. Van Fleet, R. Graf, D. Leary, VV. Smith Row 2: B. Smith, A. Kolczynski, K. Baker, A. Knapp. K. XYethey, J. Crysdale, R. Bliss, D. Dunlap, S Smart, M. Burgdorf, Ii. Turner, B. Richards. Row 3: J. Knapp, F. Rooker, J. Behm, J. johnson, R. Hoey, C. Crosby, A. Black, L. Glimpse, E. Robson B. Mitchell, A. Foster. Row 4: Mrs. Doherty, C. Parker, R. Forgnum, VV. Hughes, T. Mattie, C. Tanner, C. Smith, D. Marr, W Carey, M. Biss, M. Thurston, S. Goodell, H. Marshall, B. O'Hara, C. Trine, G. Trine, L. Kerr, K. Chapman Row 5: Mrs. M. Gates, J. Cartner, L. Van Dyke, J. Palser, R. Masson, I'. Kalet, R. Carr, H. Carris, B Bennett, L. Farnham, B. Cronmiller, G. Marshall, J. Yrooman, B. Takel, J. Young, M. Marsh, A. Burgess P. Quinn, Mr. Zubon Row 6: J. Brown, II. Roberts, C. Lockwood, H. Calkins, M. Mazzeo, XY. Mack, R. Laury, J. Kincaid, B Darrow, C. Horr, F. Laury, G. Fordyce, R. Doan, A. Randolph, C. Becker, J. Slayton, S. Smart.

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