Falconer High School - Falconaire / Corridor Yearbook (Falconer, NY)

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MEMOIRS OF THE CLASS OF 44 HE SEHIOTS have the1r memolrs These dont conslst ot therr hrst lnvestrnents rn large stock or the sudden lnherttance of a m1ll1on dollars or other thrngs that happen to famous people but of thrngs more common to most ot us ln therr Freshman year they remember dorng about the usual thrngs They elected then offrcers Presrdent Lors Mrles Cwho later moved and Richard Ecklund reolaced herb lune MQTTIH v1ce pres1dent and secretary treasurer Murlel Sorman They had the usual skatlng party at the usual place Celoron Park Just typrcal school k1dS Then the1r Sophomore year rolled around Thrs year saw almost no actton at all except the choostng ot therr offlcers as follows President Sheldon Peterson vlce presxdent Murlel Wa1te secretary lune Martrn treasurer Laura Carlson Soon they became lumors m1sch1evous llvely carefree Iunlor They called one part1cular teacher Hubert they brought new carrots and celery and munched durrng Lngllsh class But to see them on the stage 1n a Hrstory play would make one realize these prank were but for the moment Followmg thls were the numerous Iuruor dances and flnally the long awalted lu'11or Senlor Banquet Twas then that the grrls came out 1n all thelr flowery freshness as well as the boys wlth the1r grown up att1tudes Durlng that year Kendall lohnson held the ottlce ol presxdent Irene VanT1lburg vlce pres1dent Betty Frank secretary treasurer Today these self same students are Sentors grown taller IH wlsdom as well Us stature They are almost ready now to go out to meet a waltlng world Some already have left Douglas Barker Gaylord Swanstrom and Morton Wllltams have entered the armed forces Whrle they are yet rn school We flnd that they stlll have elected the1r ofhcers Don Htne IS presldent Donald Young IS vzce pres1dent Elelyn Stone IS secretary and Murrel Wa1te IS treasurer You ve seen dogwood trees growrng along the roads? These Senlors qurte renowned and d1st1nctly or1g1nal have chosen 1ts blossom tor thelr flower WOTk1Hg Today tor a Better Tomorrow as the1r class motto and blue and whlte are thelr class colors Then too they presented two one act plays entltled Elmer and the Love Bug and Message from Khufu After the casts and the commrttees had recovered from the tlu ep1dem1c they all went to what was called the play supper Thls year they aga1n at tended the Iumor Semor Banquet but thrs ttme as guests rather than hosts Good luck and Gods speed SGHIOTS THE POST GRADUATES kwa I Lodestro M Lawrence C Peterson L Brakernan C O Anderson 23

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RONALD SWEET Ronald is a big good natured fellow A star football player Tinys mighty frame presents a formidable obstacle to those who challenge the squad of FHS Besides football he is active in baseball track and the FFA of which he was president last year and has been a mem ber for three years Good luck to you Ronald IRENE VANTILBURG lrene is another of those working girls from the Senior Class She spends her afternoons and Saturdays behind he counter at Murphys five and ten lrene is noted for her hair dos whlch are verv becoming to her After finishing htgh school Irene intends to continue clerkmg IAMES WEBSTER This tall lanky young fellow who does a great deal of hunting frshmg and trap ping has one main interest Vtrainral Upon being graduated Iim l1ke many other boys intends to become one f Jncle Sams sailor boys We are with you lim ana wish you the best of luck BETH WILLIAMS It is plain to see that this charmin songbird s main interest is music Bethy has been secretary of the band for two years and a member for four years B sides being a faithful member of the band she rs a memoer of the orchestra choir quartette and Sportsmanship Brotherhood We re sure that this energetic young lady has a successful future in store for her MORTON WILLIAMS Morton Williams is Falconer High s one and only amateur strategist Besides pur suing this unusual pastime, the 11 le man with the big smile is also an en- thusiastic history student and a basket- ball player. Upon graduating, Mort hopes to become an officer in the Army and we're all sure he'll make a good one. ali IAMES THOMPSON Iames is a man who is not afraid to say what he thinks Th1S fair haired mem ber of our senior class belongs to the Activities Club and plays intramural bas ketball lim was one of the two stu dents in FHS who passed the radar test given during the Wlnter Further in formation may be secured by asking Miss Bertha Watth ROSEMARY WALKER Although Rosemary hails from a rural district she does not intend to stay there after being graduated She hopes to go to night school and become a secretary Rosemary 1S one who realizes and makes use of the importance and need of the small things of life and therefore she is very content CORA WEILER Cora is another person who lives in rural district and she intends to remain te-re tact she ts the only gir in the Ag class Her sole ambition is to be a farmer for maybe a farmer s Wifel She is often seen wlth Lloyd Powell but we understand that there s a Rtchard rt the Navy concerned somewhere CLOVER WILLIAMS Breathes there a soul in F H S wh does not know Clover7 If there is any one we can arrange an introduchon right away Clover is a lovely little lass witn brown eyes and brown hair who prob ably has broken many a heart of the op posite sex She IS very active in all sports and art work and is known as a nffty dancer

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THE CLASS CF '45 OFFICERS Presrdent Rrchard Nunn Vrce Presrdent Ioyce Hrne Secretary Gene Bloomqulst Treasurer Dorothy Forbes Advrsers Mrss Nevrnger Mr Cameron son W Cheney R Walker N Norberg R Luce L Plano Second Row G Peterson I Ognxbene I Rlbaudo D Gustafson I Peterson R MSSSIHG E BlOOmqU1Sl C P1azza H Swanson S Hale D Brersworth F1rstRow I Iull B Morey M Kennedy G Bloom qulst I Hlne D Dunn D Forbes I Nrles M Smlth Mlss Nevlnger Tlurd Row I DeMarco E Buck W Fee G Carlberg M Phllhps R Sprague R Ander son M Roach R H1ne L Bennett M Carnahan Mr Cameron Second Row I Bondr I Ferraro M Anderson K Colburn O Carlson E Short A Delahoy S Palmen E Clyde N Pattr H Leburg C Short First Row I Wald D Lyon B Clark F Crrrncrone G Iohn son, R Crapo, K HGWKIHS, I Tltus, L l:ranc1s, P Nelson, D Kolstee 24 Third Row: R. LeRoy, V. Lombardo, R. Lund, A. Giordon, L. Gallaher, E. Naslund, R. Ioseph-