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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993 Historian Scrap book 2ENFIELD MARCH COMMEMORATIVE 1993 COMMITTEE VOLUME 4 NEWSLETTER NO. 1 Sue Thompson (272-6412) ENFIELD AND IT'S Jack Hubbell (273-6470) Helen Smith (273-1689) HISTORY Ellie Hobbie (272-2424) Pat Dougherty (272-7095) Enfield, New York will be celebrating their 175th birthday on March 16, 1996. Jack Hubbell, Enfield's Town Historian, set up a committee to decide how to celebrate the town's birthday. The Enfield Commemorative Committee (ECC) meets once every 4th Tuesday. Everyone is invited to participate in the planning of the commemorative celebration. The goal of the committee is to cover all aspects of interest within the Town and to ensure that everyone has a chance to participate in the actual celebration in 1996. If you would like to participate, or have any ideas or for information please contact any of the following Committee members. THE NEXT MEETING OF THE ENFIELD HISTORICAL SOCIETY WILL BE APRIL 14, 1993 - ENFIELD TOWN HALL. ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. The Enfield Historical Society was graciously consented to be presented in formed a year ago as a result of nomination to the group. Nominations interest created by the Commemorative from the floor will be welcomed. Committee, which is preparing for the Among things to be considered at this celebration of the 175th anniversary of time could be: the town, which will occur in 1996. * How often to meet? * How can The membership drive attracted 24 E.H.S. assist the historian? * Is there individual and/or family charter something the Society can do to assist memberships. The group has meta the Commemorative Committee? * few times with no particular direction Should we have a Speaker or Program or function. It seems to be the at meetings? consensus that officers should be elected and decision made as to what We are saddened with the loss by the society should be doing at this death of two of our charter members point. After the 1996 Celebration the this past year, Nina Linton and Roger Commemorative Committee will cease Brown. Both were a vital part of the and at that time the Historical Society life of our town. hopefully will continue to do research 1993 Dues are due and may be paid at and preservation of historical materials the meeting or sent to Ellie Hobbie, relating to Enfield history and assist Membership Ch., 118 West Enfield Ctr. the Town Historian in any manner he Rd., Ithaca, NY 14850. $5 Individual - -nay request. A slate of officers 40 - _-� M-7 DOOR -MATS: After old coats, pantaloons, etc. have been cut up for boys, and are no Longer capable of being coverted into garments, cut them into strips, and employ the leisure moments of children, or domestics, in sewing and braiding them for door- mats. (1838) ENFIELD COMMEMORATIVE COMMITTEE UPDATE.... It is sadly noted the loss of Commemorative Committee Member Nina Linton. We will greatly miss Nina's wisdom and knowledge in our discussions of Enfield. We have discussed coming up with a memorial project in honor of both Nina and Nora Dodd (past committee members). A memorial page in the Enfield History Book was suggested. A photograph of the quilt and wall hanging that Nina was working on for the Commemorative Celebration will be placed in the Enfield History Book. The Enfield Commemorative Committee voted to moved their meetings to every 4th Tuesday of the each month. Town Historian, Jack Hubbell will be at the Enfield Town Hall every 3rd Tuesday of each month to help anyone wishing to research, reminisce, etc. Most of the committee meetings have been filled with discussion on Enfield throughout the years. Helen Smith gave a presentation of the trivet that the Commemorative Committee will have made and sold as a fund raising project for the Commemorative Celebration. A map of Enfield with a picture of the Enfield Falls Mill is on the trivet. The title on the trivet is "Six Mile Square Town - 1821 - 1996". The trivet will be printed in black and white. It will go on 2 sale in 1995. At our March 23 meeting the committee asked Gary Fisher to be General Chairperson. . Gary has accepted this position and his membership will be presented to the Enfield Town Board at their first meeting in April. Blanche Stout has volunteered to help arrange the One/Two Room School House Reunion. She will be posting signup sheets within the town for people to let us know if they are interested in this reunion. The committee is looking for people to help out with research for the Town of Enfield History Book in the following categories: Baseball, girl scouts, teen groups, 4-H, Home Bureau Units, Military, transporation, the arts, businesses old and new. Contact Sue Thompson if you are interested (272-6412). ARTIFACTS WANTED Ellie Hobbie is currently gathering information on pre -Iroquois and Iroquois existence within the town of Enfield. This information will be used in writing the Iroquois chapter in the Enfield History Book. If you have or know - about any artifacts involving this group, give Ellie a call at 272-2424. HEROIC HISTORY IN THE MAKING No doubt many are still digging out from that fabulous snow storm we had the weekend of March 13, 1993. The Commemorative Committee would like to hear about any adventures you might have experienced during this "snowy" time. A lot of us forget that history is not just what occurred in the past many years ago but also what is currently occurring. A big snowstorm many years ago had little effect on people's lives. They stayed home because most peoples jobs were at the home and they raised most of their own food. People just didn't think of going someplace every day. A resident of Enfield remembers they would go out and shovel the snow off the roads by hand. Sometimes they would just wait a few days until the snow melted. Schools were always open because there were no buses, everyone walked to school. Harry Willis' recalls a time in the early 1900's when he skated to school. He started at his grandmother's home on Applegate Road, where the Hillendale golf course is now and glided off to the little schoolhouse on Iradell Road. The snow had melted and then the temperature dropped and everything froze again. Ice covered everything so youngsters skated through the fields to school. Mrs. Seth Cowan wrote in her diary, between 20 and 30 inches of snow was dumped on Tompkins County on Friday, February 13, 1914, There has not been anybody on the road today. The mail did not come. January 27, 1915 it was 28 below zero. The snow of January 11, 1922 had the same depth of 1925 but included a small crisis - a baby was due. Three days after the storm people began to travel some on the road, but the snow was deep. Sunday, January 14, 1922 Nora Dodd tried to go to the hospital with horse and sled -they didn't make it.. they ended up stopping at a friend's house just outside of town and Nora had her baby there. March 14, 1993 Enfield again had a "snow storm baby". It's not everyday that Jim Dew and Dick McFall help deliver babies. Thanks to their knowledge of handling snow plows through the deepest of drifts from Bostwick Road to the Tompkins Community Hospital the Chase family now has a new member of their family. Thanks Jim and Dick... P.S. let us know if you had any other adventures during this timel January 30, 1925 the snow was 3 feet deep. By February 4, 1925 the men finally cleared a path to town - Ithaca. The favorite of the Ithaca Journal' article was the end, "Nowadays a three-foot snow doesn't mean a thing. They keep the roads open and we get mail every day". I guess that means Tompkins County made real history on March 15, 1993 ... there was no mail because of the snow... 'Ithaca Journal -Think Snow -"Tell us Harry; What happened when it snowed and snowed... WOMEN AND LIFE IN 1875 Mary Rolfe2 was born October 141'' 1797. Jonathan Rolfe her father was among the earliest settlers in Enfield - 1806. Mary had two brothers, Ruben and Ephraim along with a sister, Sarah. Mary sewed for a living; her residence was in Ithaca but she �. returned to Enfield just after the new year of 1875 when her nephew was left with a motherless baby. She 3 moved in with him to care for the child,; Cassie, and care for his house. At that - time she was 78 years old and unmarried. Mary wrote in her diary of 1875 about the weather, mentions local deaths, and talks about the people she works and sews for. She wrote of - opening the window and giving the room a good sweeping; of sewing till 1 o'clock in the morning and then getting up before 5 o'clock to finish the sewing; of gathering up clothes, getting the water, bringing in rinse water from the old well and then hanging the clothes outside; of baking a {Lincoln cake, a loaf of bread and ginger cookies. Although Mary was always busy with Baby Cassie and housework she took time out to go to morning and evening services at the Baptist Church. 2Pieces of the Past -Ithaca Journal, July 13, 1991. *LINCOLN CAKE The American nation has made President Abraham Lincoln a national folk hero. We chose him as number one on the great presidents list. We mourned him for weeks after he was assassinated on Friday April 14, 1865. But the grandest honor we gave him was to formally observe his birthday as a whole nation. The first formal observance of President Lincoln's birthday was held in the Capitol building in Washington on February 12, 1866. It is therefore natural for the nation to honor this man with his own cake recipe. After lengthy research the only cake that was noted in various cook books called a Lincoln cake was that of a sponge cake. The cake was made, spread with jelly or jam then made into a roll and iced with a mocha/ chocolate icing. The icing was then roughed over with a fork so that the icing made the roll look like a log. Let us know if you have another version of a Lincoln cake. k 4 PATCHWORK - Patchwork is good economy. It is indeed a foolish waste of time to tear cloth into bits for the sake of arranging it anew in fantasic figures; but a large family may be kept out of idleness, and a few shillings saved, by thus using scrpas of gowns, curtains, etc. (1838) ' RECIPES RECIPES RECIPES Helen Smith is happy to report that she has received approximately 200 recipes for the Enfield Commemorative Cookbook. Thank you. Helen is still hoping for more call or send your recipe to her at: 228 S. Applegate Road, Ithaca (273-1689). Following is a list of contributors to the recipe book: Kennedy's Corners Cookbook 1956 - Florence Skilling Enfield Methodist Chruch - Florence Laue Enfield Elmenatry School Kindergarten - Donna Lynch Donna Sullivan June and Rich Wortman Bonnie Maine Wilma Fisher Doris Snow Nina Linton - Personal receipes. Also she gave Helen 1953 Enfield Grange Cookbook and marked old timers receipes she felt we should use. 1938 - Enfield Larger Parish Book (will sort out selected ones) Peggy Hubbell Ruth Boyer 1983 Sampler Luncheon Recipes Mrs. Bonnie Maine 5 THANKS FOR THE DONATION... It was brought to my attention that some very important Enfield History donations were not mentioned in the recent Enfield Community Newsletter. My apologies for not forwarding these items to our History Collection after thoroughly reading them over and over again and using the information towards research for our Enfield History Book. THANK YOU FOR THE DONATIONS. JUST A REMINDER TO THOSE READING THIS NEWSLETTER, THE TOWN HISTORIAN AND THE ENFIELD COMMEMORATIVE COMMITTEE WILL GLADLY ACCEPT MORE DONATIONS TOWARDS THE HISTORICAL COLLECTION. A. Thank you, Calvin and Doris Rothermich for the following articles: 1. Letter dated 7/12/1868 - Easton, Penn. to Miss E.A. Lovell, Enfield Center, Tompkins county, New York - Letter from E. Lovell addressed Dear Sister - tells of weather and farm crops. 2. Letter dated 2/8/1884 - Chemung county, New York - to: Mrs. Emma �= Rumsey - Enfield Center, NY - letter from M. Lovell - tells of a girl to work at Rumsey's and of a house belonging to Harriet which burned. 3. Receipt from Wagner Funeral Home 6/28/1948 in regard to services paid in full for Homer Lovell Rumsey paid by Alan Rumsey. 4. Letter dated: April 1861 letter from Delaware regarding a offer of a lottery for $30,000 to Mr. John W. Lovell Enfield Centre. 5. The Wedding Service - book - for Allen Treman Rumsey and Mary Adelaide Bearsley 11/7/1918. 6. Picture - School #9 1935 - labeled with names (2 copies). 7. Receipt of account to Jarad Rumsey with L.S. Mcwhorter & Son - Ithaca January 1st, 1872. 8. Letter to Alan T. Rumsey - Ithaca RD6 from Tompkins County National Bank Ithaca - November 8, 1933 - letter from R.H. Treman on retirement from supervisor. 9. Householder's Sugar Card - 1918-19 Ithaca, NY for Miss Mary Beardsley. 10. Letter to Homer Rumsey from 8/31/1920 from Chas. Green Sheriff of Tompkins County regarding court Duty. 11. Copy of "old" Poster Reward $100 for stolen Horse from C.S. Georgia. 12. Copy of list of Enfield Schools - 1894-95 Minor McDaniels Teacher - School card presented to Alan Rumsey. B 6 13. Copy of party invitation "Cotillion Party" at Enfield Falls Hotel 11 /12/1854. 14. Copy of auction poster 12/12/1914 at C.E. Georgia. 15. Pictures (2 copies) of Interior of Enfield Center Baptist church dedicated 10/4/1881. 16. Pictures Enfield Centre School House (3 copies) 17. School House District NO. 6 - Town of Enfield Winter Term School Card 1886-87 Vankirk Teacher. 18. One book of minutes of the Enfield Women's Christian Temperance Union February 16th, 1915 - April 15, 1924. Includes letters and booklet on Women's Temperance Union. Thank you, Bill Drew 1. Information regarding Enfield Schools - list of people who attended District 8 and District 6 Schools. 2. A copy of the Article - A reader recalls a one -room schoolhouse of the 1930's - Ithaca Journal March 1, 1980 3. Two pictures taken of a group outside the Methodist Church - Enfield Center. THE SURROUNDING OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH (written and researched by Sue Thompson - 10/92; edited 3/21/93) In 1842 a house of worship was completed in Enfield Center at the cost of $1,300. This house of worship was the First Baptist Church of Enfield, located on the east side of Enfield Main Road (Rt. 327) going north towards Trumansburg. The first church bell in the town of Enfield was hung in the First Baptist Church belfry on April 1870. The parsonage was built in 1877 at an expense of about $1,500. The parsonage was located on the west side of Enfield Main road (Rt. 327) going north towards Trumansburg. In 1881 the church was moved across to the west side of Enfield Main Road (Rt. 327) and rebuilt where it now currently stands. In 1942, the sheds for protection of horses and carriages which stood across the road from the church and also north of the church were removed. South of the Enfield Baptist Church is located "Teeter's Hotel". This building has held many names, the "VanMarter Hotel" was one of the first. According to the Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Tompkins, from 1858 through 1874 the Town of Enfield rented the "VanMarter Hotel" for town business and elections. The rent was listed paid to Elizabeth VanMarter. In the 1868 New York State Business Directory Aaron W. VanMarter was listed as Hotel Keeper in Enfield Center. [Note: Cemetery records state that Elizabeth and Aaron were husband and wife.] In 1875 Moses L. Harvey was owner of the hotel -hall, "Harvey Hotel". From 1876 through 1889 the town again paid rent to use the hall for town business and elections. A picture, in the possession of the Enfield Town Historian, was drawn of the "Enfield Centre Hotel". The picture was dated March 20, 1879 and indicated Moses L. Harvey was proprietor. There was no reference given between 1890 and 1891 to the town using the hall. Town Auditors in 1892 met at Harvey Hall. The budget of 1893, indicated that the town paid rent again for use of Harvey Hall for business and elections. Sometime between 1893 and 1894 the Harvey Hall changed hands over to Frank Teeter. From 1894 through 1907 the town rented "Teeter's Hall" for $25 a year. In 1907 note was made in the budget that dinner was served to jurors at the "Teeter Hotel" for $ 14.00. 1908 through 1915 no indication was given to the hall being used by the town. In 1916 the town started rental payments for "Teeter's Hall". 1922 was the last date noted that the town rented the hall. Throughout the years many dances were held on the "floating" dance floor at the hall. The hall in 1992 is now used as a private home. Northeast of the Baptist Church is located the first Enfield Town Halt. In 1923 the town bought a small building called the "Pigs Ear" from a "private men's group". The Pigs Ear was moved from West Enfield Center Road to Enfield Main Road. An addition was built on to the Pigs Ear to make it bigger for the towns use. Election booths were built permanently inside the building. The Town Hall was used not only for town , business and elections, but for card playing parties and other social events. it was told that some participants of these card parties remembered, "entering the Town Hall and one person would also have to light the kerosene lanterns for reading light". The Town Hall is now used for storage items belonging to various social groups in the town. South of the Baptist Church is located the Grange Hall. In February 1923 the Enfield Valley Grange No. 295 explored the possibility of building their own meeting hall. Land was purchased south of the Baptist Church from Harry Willis in 1925. The building of the new Grange Hall was contracted out to Bryon Davenport. Mr. Davenport was known at the time for building quite a few building in Tompkins County. While he was working on the Grange Hall he bought and lived in the house south of the Presbyterian Cemetery, Enfield Center and Enfield Main Road. August 24, 1926 the hall was completed and dedication ceremonies were held for the first Grange Hall in Enfield. The Hall has not only been used for Grange meetings but for annual Election Day Dinners, Fall Harvest Festivals, and many other fund raising events. East of the Baptist church and south of the first Town Hall, is the Enfield Town Barn (Town Shed). Building material was purchased by the town from Cotton and Hanlon in 1930. The material was used to build a town shed to be used for storage of town equipment. The wiring for the building was done by Courtright Electric. Fire 8 insurance was purchased for the town buildings that year at a cost of $18.92. The Town Barn is now used for town storage. South of the Baptist Church between the Grange Hall and Teeters Hall Enfield's first Fire Hall is located. As the town grew concern for better fire protection grew. A group of men, in 1947, met with the Enfield Town Board regarding fire protection for the town. February 1948, the town had its first official Enfield Volunteer Fire Company. June 15, 1948, ground was broken and building started on the first Fire Hall for the town of Enfield. January 30, 1949 the first section of concrete floor was poured. February of 1949, an oil burner was installed, along with the electricity for the Fire Hall. By July 1949 the first fire truck was sitting in a newly completed fire Hall. In 1989 (1990) the fire hall was turned over to the town. It is now referred to as the Enfield Community Building. The Enfield Community Council and the Enfield Town Board operates this building as a community center. Groups such as, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Teen Youth Group, Enfield Historical Society, and 4-H hold their monthly and weekly meetings there. West of the Baptist Church is the second Fire Hall built in 1989. North of the Baptist Church the second Enfield Town Hall is located. Property was purchased by the town in March 1966. A public hearing was held June 1966 on the building of a new Town Hall. That same year Stevenson Contractors built the new Town Hall. This included the current town offices and town highway offices and garage. An addition on the south side of the Town Hall was built for more storage of equipment in 1976. By 1977 the addition was completed. REFERENCES: Private intervie" members of the Enfield Commemorative Committee; Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Tompkins; Various Enfield Community Newsletters; 1868 New York State Business Directory; Enfield Town Historian COLLECTING HOUSES AND FAMILY HISTORIES In the capacity of Enfield Town Historian, Jack Hubbell has initiated two historic projects in the town of Enfield. These projects he is continually working on and updating with the enthusiastic cooperation of Enfield Town Residents. The purpose of these projects is to keep an updated history file of our town buildings and the people who inhabit them. PROJECT I. BUILDINGS Project I consists of Jack collecting houses for the Historian's Collection. The project includes finding out what kinds of materials the houses are made of and their age. Finding out about the people who built them and first lived in them and lives in them now. Taking photographs of the houses and property around them. All this information is placed in individual files for each address. 0 0 PROJECT II. FAMILIES The second project is to collect Enfield Family Genealogies. I You can help our Town Historian by filling out the forms attached to this newsletter entitled "Building Structure Inventory" and "Family Genealogy Information Record" then return them to: Jack Hubbell - Enfield Town - Historian - Enfield Town Hall, Enfield Main Road, Ithaca, NY 14850. I BUILDING - STRUCTURE Please Return a copy of your filled INVENTORY out Building -Structure Inventory sheet to Enfield Town Historian - Jack Hubbell - Enfield Town Hall, Enfield Main road, Ithaca, NY 14850 YOUR NAME: DATE: YOUR ADDRESS: TELEPHONE: nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn���������D��DD�������Q�O IDENTIFICATION 1. BUILDING NAME(S): 2. COUNTY: TOWN/CITY: VILLAGE: 3. STREET LOCATION: 4. OWNERSHIP: a. public ❑ b. private ❑ . 5. PRESENT OWNER: ADDRESS: 6. USE: Original: Present: 7. ACCESSIBILITY TO PUBLIC: Exterior visible from public road: Yes❑ No ❑ Interior accessible: Explain DESCRIPTION 8. BUILDING MATERIAL: a. clapboard ❑ b. stone ❑ c. brick ❑ d. board and batten ❑ e. cobblestone ❑ f. shingles ❑ g. stucco ❑ other: 9. STRUCTURAL SYSTEM: (if known): a. wood frame with interlocking joints ❑ b. wood frame with light members ❑ c. masonry load bearing walls ❑ d. metal (explain) e. other 10. CONDITION: a. excellent ❑ b. good ❑ c. fair ❑ d. deteriorated ❑ 11. INTEGRITY: a. original site ❑ b. moved ❑ if so, when? c. list major alterations and dates (if known) 12. PHOTO: 13. MAP: 10 14. THREATS TO BUILDING: a. none known ❑ b. zoning ❑ c. roads ❑ d. developers ❑ e. deterioration ❑ f. other: 15. RELATED OUTBUILDINGS AND PROPERTY: a. barn ❑ b. carriage house El c. garage ❑ d. privy ❑ e. shed ❑ f. greenhouse ❑ g. shop ❑ h. gardens i. landscape features: j. other: 16. SURROUNDINGS OF THE BUILDING (check more than one if necessary): a. open land ❑ b. woodland ❑ c. scattered buildings ❑ d. densely built-up e. commercial ❑ f. industrial ❑ g. residential ❑ h. other: 17. INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BUILDING AND SURROUNDS: (Indicate if building or structure is in an historic district) 18. OTHER NOTABLE FEATURES OF BUILDING AND SITE (including interior features if known): SIGNIFICANCE 19. DATE OF INITIAL CONSTRUCTION: ARCHITECT: BUILDING: 20. HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL IMPORTANCE: (include deed record) 21. SOURCES: Architecture - Heritage and Horizons - Leaders Guide L-9-4. For Information regarding this publication contact the Tompkins County Cooperative Extension Office, 615 Willow Ave., Ithaca, NY 14850 (607-272-2292) 11 FAMILY GENEALOGY INFORMATION RECORD Husband's full name: Date of birth: Place of birth: Date of death: Place/burial of death: Date of marriage: Place of marriage: Father's full name: Mother's full maiden name: Wife's full maiden name: Date of birth: Place of birth: Date of death: Place/burial of death: Father's full name: Mother's full maiden name: Children: lst - child's full name: Date of birth: Place of birth: 2nd - child's full name: Date of birth: Place of birth: 3rd - child's full name: Date of birth: Place of birth: 4th - child's full name: Date of birth: Place of birth: Today's place of residence: Occupations: Other comments: PLEASE RETURN A COPY OF YOUR FILLED OUT FAMILY GENEALOGY SHEET TO ENFIELD TOWN HISTORIAN - JACK HUBBELL - ENFIELD TOWN HALL, ENFIELD MAIN ROAD, ITHACA, NY 14850 Date: ENFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 20 ENFIELD MAIN ROAD ITHACA, NEW YORK 14850 (607) 274-2221 S�HOOOO L DIRECTORY ml U190361-1 994 NANCY SIEMBOR-BROWN PRINCIPAL DR. JAMES LORTHRIDGE SUPERINTENDENT ITHACA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT PREPARED BY ENFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION RECEIVED OCT 2 8 1993 2 STAFF MEMBERS OF ENFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRE- K TEACHERS SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Betsy Fallon Ms. Penny Wiktorek Ms. Peggy Dolan Mrs. Kathy Powers-Cunius KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS MUSIC TEACHERS Mrs. Donna Lynch Mrs. Sherry Nelson - vocal Mr. Thomas Gajewski Mrs. Gail Hughes - instrumental Ms. Ginger Thompson Mrs. Mary King - strings FIRST GRADE TEACHERS LIBRARIAN Ms. Laura Main Mrs. Gail Barraco Mrs. Susan Davis -Bower SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST SECOND GRADE TEACHERS Dr. Doris Rosen Mrs. Daisy Sweet Mrs. Maria Leahy PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Jane Bryant THIRD GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Jane Conroy Ms. Carolyn Abbott SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER Mrs. Susan Sigman Mrs. Celia Clement FOURTH GRADE TEACHERS SCHOOL NURSE Ms. Diane DeAugistine Mrs. Martha Aguiar Mrs. Jane Koestler SCHOOL SECRETARY FIFTH GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Amy Ruta Mr. Joshua Bornstein Mrs. Linda Duttweiler TEACHER ASSISTANTS Mrs. Polley Clark SUPPORT TEACHER Mrs. Jane Conroy Mrs. Nancy Zobel Mrs. Mary Cole Mrs. Martha McGraw CHAPTER 1 READING TEACHERS Mrs. Linda Gunning Mrs. LuAnn Thannhauser Ms. Carol Cedarholm TEACHER AIDES Mrs. Donna Steel ART TEACHER Mrs. Sonja Schreiber Mrs. Christine Finnegan Mrs. Bonnie Turesik SPEECH/LANGUAGE TEACHER CUSTODIANS Ms. Sharon Gerstein Mr. Wayne Snyder Mr. Mark Laue CAFETERIA PERSONNELL Mrs. Tanya Snyder Mrs. Ginger De Kay Mrs. Rhonda Conners 3 IN o SCHOOL INFORMATION LEAVING THE BUILDING DURING THE SCHOOL DAY: Any student that leaves the building during the school day must be signed out by a parent or guardian. If you are picking your child up early, for any reason, you must first stop in the school office and sign your child out of school. This procedure is for the safety of our children. Strangers do enter schools. We are responsible for your children until they go home at the end of the school day or are signed out of school by you. We take this responsibility very seriously. VISITORS TO THE SCHOOL: All visitors to the school must first stop in the school office before going to the classrooms; this includes parents, work crews, adults helping with field trips. This is a district wide procedure enforced for the safety of our children. ANNOUNCEMENTS SENT HOME: Enfield school sends home only one day each week. Wednesday is ANNOUNCEMENT DAY. The purpose is to provide improved communication between home and school. Each child will have a large envelope with his/her name on it that will be used to send information home. Please make sure your child/children return the envelope to school the next day. We will appreciate your help with this system. Announcements may be sent home on other days only if necessary. SCHOOL WIDE PRINCIPLES: The following are the principles that guide our approach to management and discipline at Enfield. These were developed with the participation of the entire staff. Teachers use these as a guide to develop their classroom rules. Every classroom teacher has his/her class rules which they will discuss with you at Open House / Curriculum Night, or send home with Class Expectations forms. WE RESPECT ALL CHILDREN AND ADULTS WE TAKE PRIDE IN OURSELVES WE TAKE PPRIDE IN OUR SCHOOL WE RESPECT EVERYONE'S PROPERTY Parents will be contacted immediately in case of severe misbehavior. This includes unsafe behavior that causes injury to another child, property damage, insubordination and fighting. Please note that hats are not to be worn in school during school hours. Also, the chewing of gum, because of custodial (clean up) problems, is also not allowed. ATTENDANCE: If your child will be absent on a school day please phone the school office by 9:30 a.m. If you do not call the morning of an absence, the school secretary will attempt to reach you by phone before the end of the day. When your child is absent, please send in a dated , written excuse( for legal records) on the day your child returns to school, even if you have called the school to report him absent. If a child is tardy (late), he/she should report to the office before going to the classroom. ENFIELD SCHOOL CALENDAR 1993 a 1994 SUPERINTENDENTS CONFERENCE DAYS- NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS Nov. 12,1993 March 14 & 15,1994 May 9,1994 REPORT CARD DISTRIBUTION DATES Grades 1-5: October 29, 1993 April 8,1994 January 28,1994 June 23,1994 Kindergarten: October 29,1993 March 11, 1994 June 23,1994 PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES -No school for students November 1,1993 April 11,1994 VACATION DAYS - No school for students October 8,1993 October 11,1993 November 1,1993 November 11,1993 November 12,1993 November 24,25,26,1993 December 23 - January 2,1994 January 17,1994 February 21,1994 -February 25,1994 March 14 & 15,1994 April 11,1994 April 18, - April 22,1994 May 9,1994 May 27 & 30,1994 Superintendents Conference Day Columbus Day Parent Teacher Conference Day Veterans Day Superintendents Conference Day Thanksgiving Recess Winter Recess Martin Luther King Day Presidents Birthday Recess Superintendents Conference Day Parent Teacher Conference Day Spring Recess Superintendents Conference Day Memorial Day Recess BOARD OF EDUCATION - ITHACA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Board of Education meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month (the discussion meeting on the second Tuesday, the regular monthly voting meeting on the fourth Tuesday,at 8 PM) in the board room of the District Administration Building located at 400 Lake Street. Board members also act as liaisons to individual Ithaca schools. Liaison selections are in parentheses. Alice Miller 421 Hook Place Ralph Jones 607 Warren Place Nancy Cramer 300 Cayuga Heights Rd'. Alvin Nelson 502 S.Albany Street Diann Sams 30 Renwick Heights Rd. Karen Zwart 56 Highgate Circle Kenneth Myers 524 Cayuga Heights Rd. Nancy Soreng 275 Burns Road T.Allen Lambert 313 E. Falls Street 277-5104 (Enfield) 277-1782 (DeWitt, I.H.S.) 257-6720 (A.C.S.,Northeast) 273-8259 (Cayuga Hgts.,I.H.S.) 277-0657 (Beverly J. Martin) 257-4246 (B.Sherman,So.Hill) 257-7515 273-5051 (Boynton,Fall Creek) 273-8337 (Caroline) I I PARENT -TEACHER ASSOCIATOOM (PTA) MISSION STATEMENT Recognizing that every child deserves excellence in education and a quality life, the New York State Parent Teacher Association's obligation is to maintain its commitment and service to all children and its diverse membership through increased parent awareness, advocasy, education and involvement. -- Adopted by New York State PTA Board of Managers August 10, 1990 The Enfield School PTA invites you to join our organization and to attend the monthly meetings. Attendance at monthly meetings is not required, but encouraged. Anyone who cares about children - parents, teachers, grandparents, or any other member of the community can join the PTA. Many exciting changes are occurring or are in the planning stages (e.g., Compact for Learning, site- based management) and we are encouraging more parent and community input into these issues. Your ideas and participation are important and welcomed. Please join with us in helping to plan for the future of education in our community. The PTA helps support school wide activities such as field trips, and visiting artists and authors. It supplements and purchases playground equipment, supplemental literature (Weekly Readers and classroom magazines) and helps meet the costs of supplementary programs at the school. OFFICERS OF THE PTA Co -presidents: Eileen Paulson 274-2221 Marge Lawless Vice-president: Daisy Sweet Secretary: Tina Nobles Treasurer: Anne Robbins Newsletter Editor: Mary Cole 2124 Mecklenburg Road 272-0115 3066 Iradell Road 273-5927 EnfieldSchool 274-2221 4241 Dubois Road 387-7049 924 Bostwick Road 272-8605 Enfield School 274-221 PTA MEETINGS 1993 - 1994 7:00 P.M. SCHOOL LIBRARY THURSDAY Oct. 14,1993 Dec.2,1993 Feb.3,1994 April 7,1994 Nov.4,1993 Jan.6,1994 March 3,1994 May 5,1994 June 2,1994 'Child care is provided at no charge. We do ask that you call the office (274-2221) and give the school secretary the number of children that you will be bringing to the meeting . This gives us an idea of how many care providers we will need for each meeting. This is not mandatory; do not stay away from the meeting because you were too busy to call on a certain day. ENFIELD DIRECTORY Pre -K Mrs. Fallon Adam Bahar Rahmin & Susan Bahar 570 Bostwick Road 277-0918 Cassey Cornish Robbert & Rhonda Cornish 2068 Mecklenburg Road # 39 277-4542 Cody Doane Bilyn Doane 2068 Mecklenburg Road 277-9542 Kevin Drew Thomas & Kathleen Drew 206 Enfield Main Road 273-5263 Jennifer Ecker John & Mary Jo Ecker 1250 Tnimansburg Road 273-4869 James Hall Wesley & Candy Deming 146 Sheffield Road #10 277-2104 Rakim Jones Louethel McCoy 1795 Mecklenburg Road 277-2004 Christopher Laue Alice Laue 83 Enfield Main Road 272-1690 John Lupo Frank & Debbie Lupo 419 Hayts Road 277-7731 Andrew Nobles Tina Nobles 4241 Dubois Road 387-7049 Aimee Rollins Barry & Sherry Rollins 230 S. Applegate Road 273-5679 Timothy Tagliavento John & Sheila Tagliavento 535 Enfield Center Road 277-5295 Darrell Van Nederynen Steven & Linda Van Nederynen 647 Bostwick Road 277-3096 Kara Wetzel Michael & Janice Wetzel 486 Hayts Road 277-7811 Pre -K - Ms. Dolan Sara Achilles Edward & Kimberly Achilles Michael Anderson Stephanie AcostaBennet Claire Bennet 2069 Mecklenburg Road 272-1836 Kyle Beavers Ronald & Suzanne Beavers 146 Sheffield Road #9 272-0748 Samuel De Mello David & Carla DeMello 1416 Trumansburg Road 275-9746 Ralph Lupo Carl & Shaun Lupo 417 Hayts Road 277-8161 Justin Marshall Clarke & Anne Marshall 14 Connecticut Hill Road,Newfield 564-3610 Ashley Owens Mark Owens 192 Enfield Center Road 273-4741 Gustavo Dos Reis Gerzo & Celia Dos Reis 971 Taughannock Blvd. 277-8129 Crystal Snyder Ralph & Mary Lupo 425 Hayts Road 272-4375 Martin Sullivan Martin & Donna Sullivan 1144 Taughannock Blvd. 272-0588 Nicholas Vallely Bambi Ward Howard & Tammie Ward 2068 Mecklenburg Road #92 277-5453 Daniel Waters Barbara Sabia-Veillette 2169 Mecklenburg Road 273-5722 FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS: I Kindergarten - Ms. Thompson Marc Barraco Paul Campbell Amy Carstensen Scott Dashler Steven Downey Frank Drake Barbara Fenton Elilzabeth Ginzery Beth Kinkade Alessondra Leahy Shawn Parks Jeanetta Payne Brandi Rogers Johnny Rollins Jody Short John Venable Chandler White ENFIELD DIRECTORY Robert & Gail Barraco Margaret Campbell Allen & Christine Carstensen James & Maria Dashler David & Debra Downey Max & Darlene Drake Vern & Barb Fenton Diane Ginzery Rick & Nancy Kinkade David & Maria Leahy Ruth Parks Johnny Payne Jenny Allen Barry & Sherry Rollins Doris Short Carolyn Venable Bill White & Michelle Lopez Kindergarten - Mr. Gajewski Amanda Betts Danielle Carlisle Josh Carlyle Arthur Hockenberry Christina Howell Kimberley Knighton Amy Linton Frank Lupo Sarah Reganspan Betty Jane Rollins Michael Rollins Robert Smith Andrew Thompson Samantha Valenti Paul Whitcomb Robert Youst Shawn & Karen Betts Sherry Carlisle Janet Carlyle Joseph & Laurie Crandall Vickey Howell Raymond & Katherine Knighton John & Alice Linton Frank & Diane Lupo David & Barbara Regenspan Barry & Sherry Rollins Barry & Sherry Rollins Robert Smith & Cathy Clark Edward & Susan Thompson Donald & Shari King Kathy & Ian Whitcomb Richard & Sylvia Youst 405 Harford Road, Dryden 230 Applegate Road #2 1538 Mecklenburg Road 387 Enfield Main Road 1388 Taughannock Blvd. 535 Enfield Center Road 217 N. Van Dorn Road 49 Gray Road 633 Sheffield Road 622 W. Buffalo Street 2068 Mecklenburg Road #84 1795 Mecklenburg Road 1611 Mecklenburg Road 230 S. Applegate Road 248 N. Van Dorn Road 134A Poole Road 146 Sheffield Road #5 2068 Mecklenburg Road # 90 186 Harvey Hill Road 239 Gray Road 213 Hines Road, Newfield 1804 Mecklenburg Road 983 Taughannock Blvd. 330 Enfield Falls Road 419 Hayts Road 2247 Mecklenburg Road 230 S. Applegate Road 230 S. Applegate Road 479 Hayts Road #2 487 Enfield Center Road 1076 Bostwick Road 2068 Mecklenburg Road 844-3272 273-5168 273-2168 272-2341 277-5848 272-3126 277-7281 277-7281 273-4276 273-6268 277-8622 277-2004 273-5679 273-7019 256-3671 273-0076 273-6176 272-9273 272-4025 277-8702 277-8803 273-0719 272-3919 277-7731 273-4862 273-5679 273-5679 275-0339 272-6412 277-7913 272-1399 ENFIELD DIRECTORY Kindergarten - Mrs. Lynch Brittany Bower Traci Bower April Bradford Michelle Bradford Joshua Carlisle Sherri Carlisle Brandon Chaffee Johanna Chaffee Abigail Cole Thomas & Margaret Cole Travis Demello David & Carla Demello Amber Durfee Brian & Melinda Durfee Ashley Ellis Melvin & Pamela Ellis Bart Haralson Micky & Annmiek Haralson Emily Hart Jonathan & Marguerite Hart Billy Hildreth William & Debra Hildreth Daniel Kastenhuber Russell & Terry Kastenhuber Trent Lucas David & Karen Lucas Carl Lupo Carl & Shaun Lupo Heather Marvin James & Mary Finch Teresa Panek Peter Panek & Beth Killheffer Betty Jane Rollins Barry & Sherry Rollins AIexander Teeter Alan & Debbie Teeter FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS: 750 Enfield Falls Road, Newfield 273-5772 1263 Kraft Road 387-6271 186 Harvey Hill Road 272-9273 150 Halseyville Road 277-7545 308 Sheffield Road 277-0175 1461 Trumansburg Road 275-9746 274 Rothermich Road 272-3753 104 Longview Drive 277-0409 20 Harvey Hill Road #4 273-0419 103 Harvey Hill Road 273-2664 1415 Trumansburg Road 277-1592 55 Porter Hill Road 272-0644 74 Harvey Hill Road 273-2841 417 Hayts Road 277-8161 604 Black Oak Road, Newfield 277-7793 542 Bostwick Road 277-2479 230 S. Applegate Road 273-5679 71 Gray Road 277-4547 no First Grade - Ms. Davis -Bower Sarabeth Allen Alison Cacciotti Liza Cole Joshua Drew Christa Earl Chris Febo Brandon Frederick Joey Goodrich Jason Humphrey Justin Kastenhuber Julie Laue Michael McCoy Brittany Morse Chris Pratt Erica Russell Justin Soule Megan Ward First Grade - Ms. Main Tony Capalongo Robbie Churney Ryan Ann Cornish Deryck Downey Matthew Ecker Heather French Robby Furman Sheena Hubbell Daniel Jacobsen Mark Jordan Jocelyn Knighton Sarah Laue Courtney McGee Eric Nobles Alex Northrup Chastiti Porter Travis Weldner Marin Westcott ENFIELD DIRECTORY Larry & Debra Allen Richard & Kathleen Cacciott Christopher Cole Thomas & Kathleen Drew Louis & Christina Loiselle Alicia Febo Jean Marie Kimpland Randy & Debbie Goodrich Wanda Williams Roger & Michelle Kastenhuber Gary & Lisa Laue Louethel McCoy Kevin & Janet Morse Brian & Susan Pratt Diane Smith Chris & Tracy Soule Howard & Tammie Ward Theresa Rogers Robert & Rhonda Cornish David & Debra Downey John & Mary Jo Ecker Karen French Matthew & Cynthia Furman Roy & Sharon Hubbell David & Rachel Jacobsen Mark Jordan Raymond & Katherine Knighton Dale & Denise Laue Debra McGee Tina Nobles Donna Northrup Glen & Julie Porter Mark & Eileen Weidner Alexandra Westcott FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS: 2068 Mecklenburg Road 4120 Krums Comer, Trumansburg 105 Vera Circle 206 Enfield Main Road 230 Connecticut Hill Road 225 Enfield Main Road 256 Hayts Road 139 Enfield Center Road 2068 Mecklenburg Road 388 Enfield Main Road 91 Enfield Main Road 1795 Mecklenburg Road 39 Enfield Main Road 2068 Mecklenburg Road # 102 522 Hayts Road 21 N. Applegate Road 2068 Mecklenburg Road # 92 273-9291 387-5031 273-0302 273-5263 273-6918 277-0942 273-2162 272-5999 272-1167 277-0031 273-6318 272-2004 277-8216 277-2251 272-6905 272-4269 277-5453 19 Lancashire Drive 277-5450 2068 Mecklenburg Road # 39 277-4542 1388 Taughannock Blvd. 277-5848 1250 Trumansburg Road 273-4869 196 Applegate Road 273-8656 424 Enfield Main Road 273-2709 535 Enfield Center Road 272-2128 76 S. Applegate Road 272-7046 983 Taughannock Blvd. 273-0719 72 Enfield Main Road 273-2010 336 Enfield Main Road 273-2832 4241 Dubois Road 387-7049 1518 Trumansburg Road 277-5628 146 Sheffield Road #16 277-5322 2068 Mecklenburg Road # 18 277-8734 6 Candlewyck Drive #A3 277-4792 A ENFIELD DIRECTORY Second Grade - Mrs. Leahy Frank Blake Frank & Tina Blake 188 S. Applegate Road 273-6883 . Tony Carlisle Sherri Carlisle 186 Harvey Hill Road 272-9273 Sarah French Karen French 313 Hines Road, Newfield Brittany Gerstenslager Dale & Pat Gerstenslager 68 N. Van Dorn Road 277-7010 Noah Godin-Green Art Godin & Judy Green 2247 Mecklenburg Road 2774094 Joshua Kastenhuber Roger & Michelle Kastenhuber 388 Enfield Main Road 277-0031 Michael Lawless Harry & Marge Lawless 3066 Iradell Road 273-5927 Brindi Lott Bruce & Lisa Lott 49 Sage Road 272-4540 Rebecca Macmillan James Macmillan & Anne Robbins 924 Bostwick Road 272-8605 Nicholas Marshall Anne & Leigh Marshall 186 Van Dom Road 272-6648 Amanda Massa Neal Massa & Sue Webster 179 Enfield Main Road 273-1346 Tanya Oltz Herbert & Jennie Oltz 140 Enfield Center Road 273-3752 Chris Paz Melodie Little 39 Enfield Main Road 277-0302 Ben Regenspan David & Bar Reganspan 2247 Mecklenburg Road 273-4862 Nicholas Rossi Steven & Teresa Rossi 181 Iradell Road 256-3205 Jennifer Sinn Margaret Campbell 230 S. Applegate Road 273-5168 David Soule Chris & Tracy Soule 21 N. Applegate Road 272-4269 Donald Snyder Mary & Ralph Lupo 425 Hayts Road 272-4375 Brett Wetzel Janice & Michael Wetzel 486 Hayts Road 277-7811 Carl Willett Derick & Kathy Willett 427 Hayts Road 277-8350 Jelal Younes Munther & Rebecca Younes 294 Hayts Road 2724504 Second Grade - Mrs. Sweet Elizabeth Allen Annette & Jack Allen 1603 Mecklenburg Road 273-9403 Bobby Ault John & Suzanne Ault 1494 Mecklenburg Road 272-7932 Vicky Bostwick Audrey Bostwick 313 Hines Road, Newfield Nicole Chafee Johanna Chaffee 150 Halseyville Road 277-7545 Nicole Constantine Sarah Drew Kathleen & Thomas Drew 206 Enfield Main Road 273-5263 Brandon Ellis Melvin & Pamela Ellis 104 Longview Drive 277-0409 Karen Haas James & Mary Finch 604 Black Oak Road, Newfield 277-7793 Kyle Livingstone Gregg Crossett & Chris Wallace 515 Campbell Ave. 272-5226 Britni Lott Bruce & Lisa Lott 49 Sage Road 272-4540 Heather Lynch Kathy Lynch 52 Porter Hill Road 273-3107 Luke Moliviatis John & Tamara Moliviatis 193 Enfield Main Road 272-8729 James Pelligrino Rosemary & Nick Pellegrino 282 Enfield Main Road 272-0190 Jonathan Rogers Cathy & David Racrs 492 Hayts Road 272-1445 Ryan Sievers Rubie Sievers 1489 Trumansburg Road 277-8520 Ashley Singer William & Diane Singer 420 Hayts Road 273-9104 Elicia Valenti Donald & Shari King 1076 Bostwick Road 277-7913 Heather Venable Carolyn Venable 134A Poole Road 256-3617 Erik Williams Barb & Michael Williams 36 Porter Hill Road 272-2614 FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS: 10 ENFIELD DIRECTORY Third Grade - Ms. Abbott Nathan Bradford Michele Bradford 1263 Kraft Road 387-6271 Jack Carpenter Ralph Carpenter 139 S. Applegate Road 277-4864 Jennifer Cooper Carl & Shawn Lupo 417 Hayts Road 277-8161 Henry Decker Jack & Meg Decker 3007 Dubois Road 277-2155 Thalia Hussain Beata Szoboszlai 5 Maplewood Road #101 277-3719 Patrick Lawless Marge & Harry Lawless 3066 Iradell Road 273-5927 Gabe Mc Coy Franklin & Mary Mc Coy 1120 Kraft Road 387-7029 Richard Neno Judy & Richard Neno 1965 Mecklenburg Road 273-9464 Danny Page Marcia & Robert Pa : -,e 190 Sheffield Road 273-4526 Jessie Paulson Eileen & George Paulson 2124 Mecklenburg Road 272-0115 Chad Supek Karen & Roger Supek 468 Enfield Falls Road 272-8716 Daniel Van Nederynen Linda & Steve Van Nederynen 647 Bostwick Road 277-3096 Laurel Weber Gordon & Roberta Drake 48 E. Enfield Center Road 277-6283 Stephanie Weldner Mark & Eileen Weldner 2068 Mecklenburg Road #18 277-8734 Heather Wing Scott Hamilton & Lana Wing 2068 Mecklenburg Road #85 Dennis Youst Richard & Sylvia Youst Richard Cacciotti Richard & Kathleen Cacciotti 4120 KrumsCornerRd.,T-burg 387-5031 Valerie Jones Theresa Jones 340 Connecticut Hill Road 273-2646 Third Grade - Mrs. Sigman Shelby Augistine Lynn Little 65 Rothermich Road 272-0347 Christine Capalongo Theresa Rogers 19 Lancashire Drive 277-5450 Kim Cudlin Margitta & Tony Cudlin 2254 Mecklenburg Road 273-5686 Natasha Hale Sandra Rought 2103 Mecklenburg Road 277-4121 Andy Jacobsen David & Rachel Jacobsen 535 Enfield Center Road 272-2128 Joshua Jones Theresa Jones 340 Connecticut Hill Road 273-2646 Neal Huff Steve & Veronica Mabee 47 Sage Road 273-4361 Bryan Kaproth Nancy & Michael Kaproth 465 Sheffield Road 272-2029 Tyler Jordan Mark Jordan 76 S. Applegate Road 272-7046 Logan Lovelace Diane & Donald Lovelace 23 Fish Road 272-0163 Brandon McGee Debra McGee Halley Philip Melissa Philip 165 Enfield Main Road #6 273-3364 Joshua Porter Ann Marie & Jeffrey Porter 150 Sheffield Road 2734851 Zachrey Ripa Mary Lynn & Robert Ripa Jason Scott Carol & Jeffrey Scott 240 Hayts Road 272-2711 Leilani Trutt George & Sandra Trutt 20 Halseyville Road 2734884 James Westoven Anna & William Westoven 128 Sheffield Road 272-4838 Jessica Wiggins Kash & Scott Wiggins 967 Taughannock Blvd. 272-0769 FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS: FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS: DIRECTORY 12 ENFIELD Fourth Grade - Ms. De Augistine Heather Allen Debra & Larry Allen 2068 Mecklenburg Road 273-9291 Jamey Allen George & Marjorie Allen 1629 Mecklenburg Road 272-2941 Amanda Chaffee Johanna Chaffee 150 Halseyville Road 277-7545 Victoria Febo Alicia Febo 225 Enfield Main Road 277-0942 Paige Furman Matthew & Cynthia Furman 196 Applegate Road 273-8656 Tim George Dick & Mary George 3023 Garrett Road 272-3732 Rebecca Griffin Lisa Evans 38 W. Enfield Center Road 272-8632 Michael Haas James & Mary Finch 604 Black Oak Road, Newfield 277-7793 Travis Lopez Bill White & Michelle Lopez 146 Sheffield Road #5 273-0076 Karl Mainville Robin Thall 253 Enfield Main Road 273-4279 Veda Myers Krys & Thomas Myers 3110 Dubois Road 273-2865 Chris Midgley Jorg & Patricia Midgley 20 E. Enfield Center Road 272-6969 Carrie Morgan Janice Szczerba 76 S. Van Dom Road 273-8113 Mark Nobles Tina Nobles 4241 Dubois Road 387-7049 Jewia Payne John Payne 1795 Mecklenburg Road 277-2004 Tiffany Poole Betty & Raymond Poole 239 N. Van Dom Road 272-0807 Tim Troy Debrah Hldreth 1415 Trumansburgh Road 277-1592 April Van Sant Dwight & Sue Van Sant Greg Williams Wanda Williams 2068 Mecklenburg Road#109 272-1167 Jenin Younes Munther & Rebecca Younes 294 Hayts Road 272-4504 Richard Youst Richard & Sylvia Youst Fourth Grade - Mrs. Koestler Brandon Auble Andrew & Roxanne Auble 72 Porter Hill Road Grant Bostwick Audrey Bostwick 313 Hines Road, Newfield 273-7820 A.J. Capagrossi Albert & Linda Capagrossi 633 1/2 Sheffield Road 273-6749 Katie Dashler James & Maria Dashler 387 Enfield Main Road 272-2341 Erin Flannery Joni Flannery 2068 Mecklenburg Road #99 277-7291 Jessie Gilbert Patricia Gilbert 879 Taughannock Blvd. 272-5575 Anna Howser Art & Susan Howser 17 Van Dom Road 273-1010 Stephanie Hubbell Dennis & Linda Hubbell 152 Hubbell Drive 272-5034 Robbie Jewell Dawn & Bob Jewell 212 Dubois Road 273-6254 Erica Kelly Michael & Patricia Kelly 86 Halseyville Road 273-0835 Nick Kinkade Nancy & Rick Kinkade 633 Sheffield Road 273-4276 Natalie Knighton Raymond & Katherine Knighton 983 Taughannock Blvd. 273.0719 . Torey Jo Lucas David & Karen Lucas 74 Harvey Hill Road 273-2841 Rachael McFall Dianne & Ron McFall 41 Hines Road, Newfield 272-7993 John Paz Melodie Little 39 Enfield Main Road 277-0302 Robert Porter Ann Marie & Jeffrey Porter 150 Sheffield Road 2734851 Kari Seamans Kathleen Seamans 220 Sheffield Road 277-1467 Jessie Testut Gay Lynn & Skip Testut 873 Taughannock Blvd. 272-0519 Ryan Van Nederynen Tom & `vVinna Van Nederynen 66 Enfield Main Road 277-2085 Edie Van Sant Dwight & Sue Van Sant Jessica Woloszyn Gary & Sharon Woloszyn 10 Evergreen Lane 277-1582 FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS: Fifth Grade - Mrs. Duttweiler _ Gerry Allen ENFIELD DIRECTORY 13 Larry Allen Debra & Larry Allen 2068 Mecklenburg Road Heather Carmen Fifth Grade - Mr. Bornstein 2068 Mecklenburg Road Annika Godin-Green Joey Ault John & Suzanne Ault 1494 Mecklenburg Road 272-7932 David Baker Carol & Richard Baker 383 Bostwick Road 272-5609 Cameron Bowers Cheri Bowers 165 Enfield Main Road #9 277-7944 Chris Cudlin Margitta & Tony Cudlin 2254 Mecklenburg Road 273-5686 Kathy Doolittle Bill & Tammy Doolittle 2068 Mecklenburg Road #89 273-8734 Tracy Fenton Kevin & Wanda Fenton 229 N. Van Dorn Road 273-5295 Alisha Hubbell Lee & Pat Hubbell 2015 Mecklenburg Road #2 277-2381 Heather Linton Alice & John Linton 330 Enfield Falls Road 272-3919 Cassy Lovelace Diane & Donald Lovelace 23 Fish Road 272-0163 Gary Lower Debra & Gary Lower 532 Hayts Road 277-7616 Danny Morgan Chet &Lu Ann Morgan 244 Enfield Center Road 277-4330 Steven Paulson Eileen & George Paulson 2124 Mecklenburg Road 272-0115 Nicole Pelligrino Nick & Rosemary Pelligrino 282 Enfield Main Road 272-0190 Josh Russell Diane Smith 552 Hayts Road 272-6905 Andre Reid Sherrie Flowers 1675 Mecklenburg Road 273-4626 Darcey Singer William & Dianne Singer 420 Hayts Road #4 273-9104 Kelly Sullivan Donna & Martin Sullivan 1144 Taughannock Blvd. 272-0588 Richie Teeter Richard Teeter 738 Black Oak Road,Newfield 272-3559 Bryan Walden James & Susan Walden 4010 Garrett Road 277-1957 Carrie Ann Williams Barb & Michael Williams 36 Porter Hill Road 272-2614 Fifth Grade - Mrs. Duttweiler _ Gerry Allen Jack & Annette Allen 1608 Mecklenburg Road Larry Allen Debra & Larry Allen 2068 Mecklenburg Road Heather Carmen Jill Chandler 2068 Mecklenburg Road Annika Godin-Green Arthur Godin & Judy Green 2247 Mecklenburg Road Kathleen Hawkes Janet & Rod Hawkes 1401 Mecklenburg Road Mike Kithcart Rodney & Tina Kithcart 1889 Mecklenburg Road Joe Laue Mark Laue 83 Enfield Main Road Bambi Lott Pixie Stewart & Michael Miller 45 S. Van Dorn Road Joseph Massa Neal Massa & Sue Webster 179 Enfield Main Road Charlotte McCoy Franklin & Mary Lou McCoy 1035 Kraft Road Jeremy Midgley Jorg & Patricia Midgley 20 E. Enfield Center Road Dana Moxley Gary & Karlene Moxley 548 Enfield Center Road Leslie Quick David & Henrietta Quick 395 Enfield Main Road Joshua Rossi Steven & Theresa Rossi 181 Iradell Road Carrie Thompson Ed & Sue Thompson 487 Enfield Center Road Dustin Van Nederynen Linda & Steve Van Nederynen 647 Bostwick Road Jeffry Varner Penny Varner Renee Walters Doris Short 248 N. Van Dorn Road Phoenix Wiggins Kash & Scott Wiggins 967 Taughannock Blvd. FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS: 273-9403 273-9291 277-9428 277-4094 272-1126 272-7127 272-1690 273-8675 273-1346 387-7029 272-6969 272-3217 272-1069 256-3205 272-6412 277-3096 273-7019 272-0769