Candor Central High School - Candorama Yearbook (Candor, NY)

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9. Ei m l FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA During the past year the nAgu boys have been doing many kinds of work. Last Spring we set out 21,000 trees of the evergreen variety for nearby farmers. During the summer a few of the boys ac companied Mr. Oakes on a two day cattle judg- ing tour held at Delhi. They went to diff- erent farms and judged four breeds of cattle: Holstein, Jersey, Ayrshire, and Guernsey. The boys learned a lot and had a good time doing it. Last fall the boys went to Owego on the annual judging tour. Here George Bonney walked off with 5rd prize in seed and feed identification. As a school we did well to come out in a close third place. When winter set in the boys began to work in the shop and' built six feed carts to HE 'hiasSh.ii-rEwe ii Ewiwiiiaiiiwdhl Q5 -::::5,5-W.. VH: Q, Q M.-.,, ....,..5:, 3 : xx FQ. ww.,- z-xf 9 X N XS, + NW x QQ XX is X is 'fa X G GQ 'x X be sold to the farmers who ordered them or to the students who wished to buy them. We also pruned several grape vines and apple trees. The F.F.A. Store, a new idea this year, has been doing very well and we have made quite an amount of money. Our seed sales have been pretty good and we expect quite a bit more money from this source. We again have a bas- ketball team this year. We expect to get Jackets this year. The county chapter has done pretty wil also. A meeting was held last fall in which officers were elected and year's program. There was ing school at Owego during Candor boys attended this. plans made for all leadership train- the winter and two M-:-:xp .. .. :.,.,:,,. ..g -V. N., Y' Syemndwunasw Ea se get it dreamt ai- as Hg?mH5ai?imawEH Pink cards were sent to the O parents of students who attain an average of U51 or more. achieved this honor: Paul Anderson Joyce Elinn Thomas Brewer Elizabeth Chaffee Edward Cozdeba David Doane Ronald Dougherty David, Fessenden Douglas Fessenden Waltroude Harwardt Lorraine Jordan Robert Kellogg James Luciani The following students Doris Manley Agnes Manning Bernice Manning Winifred Manzer Jane Moore John Rushana Olga Rushana Nancy Seeley Ralph Seeley David Thomas Hazel Tyler Donald Neber Jack Nilliams Pauline Vergason

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'kauuxw mwmlkmx X l lst rowglliss Griffin, B. Andrews, FT-Vergeson, V. De Wolfe, L. Hoyt, C. Vinnick 2nd row: R. Vergason, S. Bolton, 37-Hriier, J. Doane, M. Thitcomb D. Knight Silt, lst rom Mr. Oakes, E. Storm, lf-Brwer, D. Van Etten, J. Rushana, C. Talarski, R. Schu- macher 2nd rowgI. Gillette, J.MiGhB1Skl, E y'fEBn, C, Schorremans, C. Benjamin, G. Bonney 3rd rowg H. Anderson, C. Toft, if-C5?Heba, V. Farris, W. Doane, W. Storm FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Homemaklng Club officers elected at the first meeting held at the beginning of the school term are as follows: President, Polly Vergasong Vice-President, Louise Hoyt, Secretary, Verda De Wolfej Treasurer, Beverly Andrews, and Advisor, Miss Griffin. There were about twelve members present at this meeting but of that group only about eight were active. The program the girls lined up for the school term made the following calendarg Oct- ober-Halloween Party, November-prepare a caf- eteria style dinner for participants in the Shuffleboard Tournament, December-Christmas Partyg January-Brush Demonstratlong February- sponsored a danceg April-put on an assembly program, May-install new officers at a formal dinner. During nFarm and Home Wegkn at Ithaca one delegate from our club attended the Fu- ture Homemakers of America program at which clubs from all over the state were pgpre- sented. We were honored to see oursehres ' in print. An article about the weekend the girls of the Club stayed at the Homemaking house, written by Betty and Louise Hoyt, ap- peared in the National Future Homemakers of America Magazine, nTeen Tlmesln This had been a very prosperous year for the Club and it hopes to do as well next year.

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