-  senntence is correct

The given sentence is grammatically correct and does not contain any error. Therefore, the correct answer is option E - No error.

Let's examine each part of the sentence to understand why it is grammatically correct:

"Sixty two students went" - This is a simple past tense sentence and it is grammatically correct. The subject "sixty two students" agrees with the verb "went".

"to the Church" - This prepositional phrase is also grammatically correct. "Church" is a proper noun and requires an article, but in this case, the article is not necessary because the Church is a specific and identifiable place.

"yesterday to see" - This infinitive phrase is also grammatically correct. The infinitive "to see" functions as the purpose of the action "went" in the previous clause.

"the stained glass there" - This noun phrase is also grammatically correct. "The stained glass" is the direct object of the verb "see" and "there" is an adverb indicating the location of the stained glass.

Therefore, the entire sentence is grammatically correct and there is no error. In conclusion, option E is the correct answer.