Whitesville High School - Wycenian Yearbook (Whitesville, NY)

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WINTER now we make ready to play more difficult roles Back Row: Jerry Lewis, Beverly Lewis, David Johnson, Connie Plaisted, Roger Easton, Sandra Stafford, Roger Merrick, Donna Hall, Don Hallett, Wayne Coats Second Row: Mrs. Barney, Roger Nye, Eugene Payne, Karl Abbott, Nancy Nesbit, Bonita Pritchard, Jerry Sawyer, Bill Birmingham, Donald Empson, Marilyn Pritchard, Bonnie Seger, Bonnie Brown Front Row: Patty Stanton, Patty Clark, Tommy Slack, Kent Wentling, Betty Wood, Penny Pritchard, Pat Ainsworth Our group has numbered twenty-eight to date- thirteen girls and fifteen boys. In the fall we participated in packing Red Cross boxes for overseas, and in the membership drive. At Christmas time we had our usual tree with an excnange of gifts. Several in the class have taken instru- mental lessons. Wayne Coats has been a mem- ber of the Senior Band and others are in the newly organized Junior Band. We have looked forward with interest to our Wednesday and Friday music periods. In our Art classes we have made posters commemorating special days. We have painted color wheels, flowers and designs. Mrs. Cornell showed movies which were helpful with painting and proper use of the brush. Throughout the year we have been trying to become better listeners and good citizens. l8 This entire page is sponsored by WORTHINGTON CORPORATION, WELLSVILLE

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$C£M a Some of the activities we participated in were as follows: Halloween party, Christmas party, Valentine party, a stamp club. We packed boxes for overseas, joined the Junior Red Cross and took part in the Spell- ing Contest at Wellsville. Of our grade of 33 the following pupils had perfect attendance for the first semester. B. Watson, M. Matteson, J. Slack, J. Stafford, D. Stebbins, T. Weihoneig, T. Keefe, T. Sherwood, A. Horton, B. Hazzard, R. Hall, C. Good, K. Easton, and A. Carlosh. 3rd Row: Neil Graves, Franklin Whitsell, Roger Hall, Kenneth Easton, Linda Flamini, Terry Sherwood, Joan Stafford, Sally Robbins, Cassie Waite, Beverly Lewis, Lyle Lewis, Darryl Stebbins, Barry Cramer. 2nd Row: Terry Keefe, Arvid Carlosh, Connie Nye, Linda Slack, Barbara Hazzard, Diana Howe, Kathryn Kailbourne, Carol Good, John Slack, Merton Matteson, Mrs. Clark. 1st Row: Leland Spicer, Darryl Lewis, David Jones, Toby Weihoneig, Eilly Watson, Allen Horton, Juanita Graves, Mary Merrick, Kay Kramer, Glenda Schrader.

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 % S€tM The seventh grade opened its first year in Junior High School with twenty-six students enrolled. A very competent group of officers was elected to pilot the class successfully through the year. Thomas Flamini was elected as president, Melvin Stebbins as vice-president, Lynne McCullough as sec- retary, and Robyn Derhammer as treasurer. Mrs. Green is class advisor. Susan Schrader and Thomas Flamini were elect- ed for Student Council duty. Marcia Rear and Wayne Stebbins were chosen to represent the seventh grade in the Athletic association. The first of October found Melvin Stebbins in the hos- pital with burns caused by an explosion, but he returned in fine condition several weeks later. A Christmas party was held the afternoon of the day that school was dismissed for the Christmas holidays. We are looking forward to a second semester that will pass just as quickly and happily as our first semester. 1st Row: Elaine Whitsell, Marcia Rear, Melvin Stebbins, Thomas Flamini, Lynne McCullough, Robyn Derhammer, Helen Christman, Sharon Allen 2nd Row: Mrs. Green, Willard Good, Charles Ball, Dennis Hall, Dennis Nye, Sheila Coats, Ruth Wood, Sheila Nye, Sandra Canfield, Susan Schrader. 3rd Row: Martin Smith, Daniel Demlng, Wayne Stebbins, Eva Stocum, Susan Perkins, Marian Stocum, Betty Broughton, Mona Payne. the plot thickens