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

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THE FALCON STAFF OFFICERS Editor-in-Chief ................ I. Nocero Assistant Editor-in-Chief. . ,Charles Nelson Assistant Editor-in-Chief ..... Bette Nelson Advisers ........, Mrs. Redfield, Mr. Shoup Business Manager .......,..... Don Hine HE Falcon functions as the official newspaper of Falconer High. lt is published twelve times yearly, The staff collected money and sent gifts to the servicemen of l943. Students are aided in their study of journalism by being on its staff. Third Row: G. Peterson, D. Hine, C. Nelson, Mr. Shoup. Second How: S. Hale, H. Hanson, B. Nel- son, D. Spaulding, V. Gaeta. First Row: l. Rodgerson, G. lchnson, C. Williams, E. Bloomquist, M. Smith. Seated: I. Nocero, Mrs. Redfield. Third Row Mrs Redfield Mrs Critoph Mr Fenner F' Caffoe K lohnson G Peterson Second Row G Johnson M Smith M Hanson F Reynolds M Olson J Buterbaugh B Williams F1rstRow C Williams E Bloomquist Ft Martin S Peterson M Phillips THE CORRIDOR STAFF Assistant Editor in Chief Elinor Bloomquist Advisers Mrs Redfield Mrs Business Manager Sheldon Peterson Critoph Mr Fenner HIS is the group that edits the annual publication of the school yearbook The Assistant Editor in Chief and the Assistant Business Manager are chosen in their iunior year and automatically become Editor in Chief and Business Manager in their senior year By their hard effort the staff has produced a record of the ole school days 30 3, Editor-in-Chief ............,, Ruth Martin Assistant Editor-in-Chief. .Maurice Phillips

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NRICHMENT +hrough self expres slon IS +he arm of 'rhe ex+ra curricular pupils of Falconer Hugh School for self expressuon IS anoiher form of enruchmenf of experience +ha'r as educa honally lmporfanl' ac+ivi'ries, which are afforded fo +he

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THE HI -Y OFFICERS Presrdent Wrlfred Roach Treasurer Wallace Fee NICE Pres1dent Rlchard Iosephson Advrsers Mr Anderson Mr Alexls Secretary Lee Gallaher Mr Fenner REATING marntcunmg and extendrng throughout the school and comrnunrty hrgh standards of Chrrstlan character the H1 Y fulflls 1ts a1m The actlvrtres conslst of dlscusston outslde speakers pro1ects movte and selectmg delegates for conferences and for the New York State model assembly at Albany Thxrd Row Mr Alexrs R Roach Mr Fenner R Sprague B Carlson Second Row R Ecklund G Peterson W Iohnson M Phrlltps Mr Anderson Fxrst Row W Fee R Iosephson W Roach L Gal laher is Ftrs! Row I Baker B Morey D Lyon Mtss Nevmger M Hanson B Forbes I Martm F Reynolds Mrss Potter I Trtus P Hawkms E Carlson M Olson Second Row S Hale R Olson I Iull V Elleman D Forbes G Swanson B Frank I Culver C Vlftlhams M Sorman R Martm D Kolstee R Walker M Kennedy B Ostrander Thxrd RowI Buterbaugh D Gustafson R Messrna C Prazza F Hancock M Anderson B Iames E Bloomqu1st I Hrne G Bloomqu1stS Lmdskog M Armstrong R Crapo B Clark THE MI Y OFFICERS Presrdent Iune Martlr' Treasurer Myrtle Hanson Vrce Presrdent Barbara Forbes Scnbe Ruth Olson Secretary Florence Reynolds Aclvrsers Mrss Potter Mtss Nevrnger ROMOTING frtendshrp co operatron and hrgh standards of Chrrstran character thrs organlzatron attarns tts goal The act1v1t1es thls year were very numerous consrstrng of projects parttes speakers and dlscussrons The hrghllghts are centered upon the Prelrmrnary Assembly at Freclonla and Western New York Conference at Whtch delegates are sent to represent the Falconer M1 Y organ1zat1on 31 ,. , . , . .... , , . , , - 4 . , , . by f Y f , ' ,.. , ,- , - .V ,- . V . - .V , - . - f - . V .- f. , - . , V f - ....... .. , l - 1 - , 1 . , f 1 V