Perry Central High School - Periscope Yearbook (Perry, NY)

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Nu' ' Q Standing, L. to R.: N. Fancher, W. Monteleone, J. Caito, Miss Stiles, Advisor. Seated behind table: B. Bassett, M. Macaluso, R. Williams, P. Scott, N. Stuart, F. Foltasz. In front of table: R. Liberte. The Art Club's main proj- ect of the year was the Art Fair. The members worked busily throughout the year on handmade projects such as wallets, painted glass- ware, luncheon sets, trays and various other items. The money received from the Fair went for an Art Troph which will be pre- sented' to the outstanding art student of the year. This is the first time any such trophy has been given. '91 gxs.Q .J ABT III. B 2.9, IIAMEH EI. B A Back Row, L. to R.: Mr. Keller, Advisorg R. Robb, R. Driver, R. Slocum, I W. Davis, R. Mair. Second Row: J. Hazen, M. Ellis, E. Popg, J. Ymko, me 5 P. Prestly, K. Beeuk, A. Wawrzycki. Seated: O. Brown, Smith, S. Durfee, B. Safford, W. Slocum. OJ K ' .1 f C If you want to develop a fascinatin hobby, join the Camera Cglub. Its members loam to do many interesting jobs in the field of photogh ra hy such as developing Hans, printing negatives, en- lar ing and coloring pictures. 'Fhexr biggest pnociect was makinganpersonalize Christ- mas c s with student por- traits. These cards were very popular and sold very wel. 34

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The members of this club are Future Homemakers of America, not 'ust future housewives. When they marry, they will be able to cook, sew, care for their children, and, in many other ways, make their house a emblems and pins all emphasize the fact that a woman's hands uphold the home. Back Row, L. to R.: L. Olin, C. Baxter, E. Wood, S. Clark, A. Slepien, H. M. Slocum, J. Wilber, M. Bernard. Second Row: P. Conley, P. Clark, . Greenwa , ' R. Browne, E. Bush, S. RYllk0WSki- Front Row: B. Safford, S. Carr, B. Allen, . Q Barber. Third Row: A. Monteleone, H. Robinson, J. DeJohn, M. Bailey, N. Stuart, Lg Carney, J. Byron, D. Collings, Miss Burnham, Advisor. sis M? A The F. F. A. leams farm business the interesting way. Through field trips and contests, the bo s learn to judqp cattle, poult and vegeta les. Warren geard- slery, Oliver Brown, Charles an Gerald Winter, John Spencer and David Yunker have won honors this year for the club. Socially the boys enjoy square dances and anquets. Last July seven boys went to the F. F. A. Camp in the Adirondacks, where Dick Stuerzebecher was chosen as one camp cotmselor. Presidcn t: Warren Beardsley Vice-P resident: Donald H andy Se cre tary: Oliver Brown Treasurer: Rich ard Stuerzebe cher Sentinel: Charles Winter Advisor: 'Eli' Mr. Keller F. H. . P. P. A. Back Row, L. to R.: M. Cox, R. Prescott, R. Paddock, J. McGuire, J. Spencer, R. VanKuren, D. Butler, L. McClurg, J. Wri ht. Third Row: D. Hamilton, J. Macomber, C. Olin, A. Wood, J. Jaggard, A. illoag, R. Cornwell, G. Yanko, R. Robb. Second Row: R. Rice, G. Wheeler, J. Myers, L. Woodworth, R. Mair, C. Winter, R. Standish, J. Turner, R. Pattrid e. Front Row: G. Lindsey, C. Patrick, C. Winter, D. Yunker, D. Handy, W. Bearqlsley, O. Brown, R. Stuerzebecher, M. Kasper, Mr. Keller, Advisor. happy home. Their sweaters,