Vernon Verona Sherrill Central School - Sheveron Yearbook (Verona, NY)

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OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT: Larry Iram puts up type for industrial arts while; BELOW: The Jr. High hall is jammed with students. RIGHT: Miss Judy Catello in- structs Don Storace how to look up a library card. BELOW: John Rafferty is intensely making a decision while, Mr. Law super- vises another football practice. Junior High is a new and sometimes frightening frontier. So many new taces, rooms and courses must be dealt with. It is a time of transition between the secure world of a sixth grader and the wide dynamic world of upperclassmen and like all transition periods it takes some adjustment. Soon though, the strange faces become friends and it becomes easier to walk alone ) 16

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Getting Acquainted To a 7th grader, the first day of school was an extremely exciting but also frightening experience. This was why 7th graders came to school for about 2 1 2 hours, a day earlier than the rest of the student body, for an orientation program. During this time, students were taken to their homerooms, given their schedules, and assigned a locker. They were also aided in finding classrooms where they met their teachers and were advised of requirements for each particular class. This orientation pro- gram has proved to be a great benefit to the 7th graders by making them feel more comfortable on their first day of regular classes. Consisting of Jr. High students, the main objective of the Yorkers Club is to enable students interested in informally discussing historical events to take a closer look at their local history. This is done with the help of the advisor, Mrs. Ezzo, and the officers, Michele Mahady, Presi- dent; Sue Sansone, Vice President; Chris Rogers, Secretary; and Holly Anderson, Treasurer. One of its major activities was a Christmas Around the World party which included looking into the origins of foods and other things involved with Christ- mas. The enthusiasm and cooperation of the students helps the group to be a success. ©?) FRONT ROW: T. Garlock, M. Mahady, S. Wilcox, D. Capron, ). O'Brien, N. Deecher, T. Urtz, R. Mumford, I. Adle, C. Croniser, M. Connelly. SECOND ROW- M. Mollenhauer, A. Palamara, L. Tyminski, R. Jackson, A. Taber, H. Hed- son, T. Emmons, J. Faber, S. Hoffmeister, T. Kendall, G. Wilson, S. Hanno, J. Seamons, T. Dunham, M. Vaughn, B. Coleman. THIRD ROW: A. Hoper, T. Combs, M. Perry, D. Thurston, ). Kenyon, G. Dunn, G. Herder, E. Duprey, A. Netzband, R. Simonson, R. Strong, J. Urtz, H. Ting, M. Keenan, A. Gordon, H. Reese, A. Blake, A. Nichols, S. Danaher. FOURTH ROW: E. Brewer, J. Debalso, M. Jacques, L. Prosser, N. Block, S. Yeoman, T. Jones, T. Kitchen, J. Friske, S. Roman, K. Campbell, H. Ross, D. Sawyer, G. Throne, R. Elliot, M. Reh, A. Stone. 18 Kathy Allen makes use of her free time to get some homework done.