Whitesville High School - Wycenian Yearbook (Whitesville, NY)

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THIKD GRADE The nineteen boys and fifteen girls in our room this year studied two new subjects, Social Studies and Science. In our Social Studies we learned about workers at home and away. We especially enjoyed the experiments in Science. We learned about magnets, electricity, the earth we live on, and the sky above us. We made telescopes and some of the star constellations. Our entertainment program this year consisted of the following: a lovely Christmas tree which we all decorated, an exchange of presents and many treats. In February we gave our assembly program which consisted of three short plays. Back Row: Mrs. Farnsworth, Merton Matteson, Allen Horton, Lyle Lewis, Noreen Billings, Sally Robbins, Cassandra Waite, Joan Stafford, Ronald Ford, Franklin Whitsell, Daryl Stebbins, Roger Perkins, Kenneth Easton, Roger Hall, Barry Cramer. Middle Row: Toby Weihoneig, Lelond Spicer, John Slack, Laura Walden, Kathryn Kailbourne, Mary Merrick, Barbara Hazzard, Kay Kramer, Terry Sherwood, Linda Flamini, Darla Golish. Front Row: Dick Chamberlain, Arvid Carlosh, Darryl Lewis, Terry Keefe, Neil Graves, Steve Lewis, Cindy Lewis, Diana Howe, Glenda Schrader. Absent: Mrs. Lowrey, Regular Teacher This entire page is sponsored by MAPES WOODWORKING COMPANY 25

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Eack Row: Roger Herrick, Donald Hallett, Beverly Lewis, Bonita Pritchard, Sandra Stafford, Bonnie Brown, Connie Plaisted, Nancy Nesbit, Wayne Coats, Eetty Wood, Thomas Slack, Mrs. Hurlbert. Middle Row: Marilyn Pritchard, Connie Nye, Beverly Lewis, Jeannie Parks, Sherry Eister, Patricia Stanton, Penny Pritchard, Patricia Chamberlain, Patricia Clark. Front Row: Linda Slack, Roger Easton, David Johnson, Jerry Lewis, Patrick Ainsworth, Bill Birmingham, Jerry Sawyer, Eugene Payne, Karl Abbott, Roger Nye, Bonnie Seger. FOURTH GRADE Comprised of eighteen girls and thirteen boys, the fourth grade was most interested in Social Studies and Science. As a part of our science program we collected specimens of wild flowers which we pressed, mounted, and identified. We also had a unit on the sky at night and learned to locate some of the constellations. Facts about the planets and the moon became part of this study. Social Studies found us becoming acquainted with different homelands around the world. We learned about the Iroquois Indians and complied booklets about them. Other regions which were fascinating to us were: Eskimo land, the Sahara and Egypt, Switzerland, and Holland. Several holiday parties were enjoyed by our group this year, some of these were: Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine's Day. We presented an assembly program in October featuring a film on Yellowstone National Park. 21,

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Back Row: Alan Lewis, David Denhoff, Ronald Hall, Mary L. Allen, Sandra Mattison, Tommy Eister, Eddy J. Matteson, George Slack, Mrs, Scribner. Middle Row: Sharon Sherwood, Sue Ford, Doris Walden, Mary Richmond, Jean Easton, Shirley Sluyter, Leola Broughton, June Parks, Patricia Johnson. Front Row: Mickey Cramer, Norman Allen, Donald Allen, Mike Kear, Clarence Christman, Buddy Hazzard, Dean Lewis, Jerry Smith. SECOND GRADE We were very happy to see our room newly decorated with the pretty colors when we returned this last fall. Soon after school started we lost two members. Gregory Rounds moved to Alfred and Christine Smith also left. We were sorry to see them go. We were happy, however, to gain two new members. Sue Ann Ford and June Parks joined us in the fall. Perfect attendance for the first semester were as follows: Ronald Hall, Buddy Hazzard, Eddy Joe Matteson, and Sharon Sherwood. Our assembly program came in the spring. As usual, our year passed too swiftly to do all that we wanted to do. 26 This entire page is sponsored by MINGES DAIRY