Whitesville High School - Wycenian Yearbook (Whitesville, NY)

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FIRST GRADE Left to right, first row: E.WhitseM, D.Hell, S.Perkins, M.Peyne, S.Allen, L.McCul- lough, M. Kear, Second Row: J. Lewis, B. Lewis, R. Wood, S. Nye, M. Stocue, J.Golish, E. Stocura, R. Derhammer, W. Wood. Third row: D.Empson, H.Stebbins, «.Smith, V. Mariners. Absent: L. Hurd. We had pretty wash cloths, tooth paste and tooth brushes. We had fun keeping clean. At Christmas time we made Rudolph the Red-Hosed Reindeer. We made him out of a saw-horse covered him with brown paper. He had a red electric light for his nose. We was big enough for us to ride. We had fun riding him — so did other people. We made Little Boy Blue and the haystack out of paper mache. We painted him. Many people came to see him. We had our assembly program in February. The name of it was The Tom Thumb Wed- ding.” We had invited guests at the wedding, the bride and groom, a minister, brides- maids, matron of honor, best man, flower girls, ring bearer, and ushers. We had fun in the play. At the special request of the P. T. A. we were very happy to give a re- peat performance at night using colored lights.

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SECOND GRADE Left to right, first row: S. Schrader, J.Grantier, A. Perkins, J.Cole, C. Lewis, F.Nes- bit. Second Row; K.Kear, D.Hall, S. Empson, B.Ordway, C. Seel ey, N.Hall, P.Chittenden, C.Good, D.Allen. Third row: D.Nye, L.Hallett, J. Dean, A.Herrick, T. McCul lough, S.Mer- rick, R.Wilson, P.Smith, G.Plaisted and 0.Stafford. The Second Grade started out with 27 pupils this year, tie had one new member, Judy Cole, at the beginning of school. Also, in October, Patricia Chittenden joined our ranks. In January, Jennie Shutt left our room for one in Ulysses. Our grade had nine persons with perfect attendance the first semester. They are Richard Allen, Larry Hallett, Terry McCullough, Gary Plaisted, Donald Stafford Nancy Hall, Carol Lewis, Alice Perkins and Susan Schrader. Me were very sorry that Sharon Lewis was ill with polio and away from us so long. In March, our Spring Assembly program was enjoyed by the school and friends. Each one of us enjoyed working on our Neighborhood Mural we made in connection with Social Studies.

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KINDERGARTEN Left to right, first row: C.Plaisted, P. Stanton, C. Nye, B. Lewi s, S. Wilson, P. Pritchard B. Seger, B. Lewi s. S. Stafford, H. Sherwood, M. Sherwood. Second Row: P. Chamberl ain, B. Wood, M. Pritchard, H. Martin, M. Kennedy, S. Stafford, N.Nesbit, C. Waite, L. Slack. Third roK B. Dean, G. Sherwood, R.Nye, J. Sawyer, D.Hallett, D. Johnson, K. Abbott, D. Foster,B. Birmingham, K. Easton, T. Slack, P. Ainsworth. Absent: P. Clark, G. Payne. The Kindergarten this year had 31 lively youngsters who were interested in get- ting the most out of school. With this attitude social adjustment, good man- ners, creative expression, and enlarging everyday life experiences progressed nicely. Margaret Sherwood, Betty Wood, Kenneth Easton and Daryl e Foster had perfect at- tendance the first semester. Music played a big part in our daily schedule. The children had an unusual sense of rhythm, and matching of tones.