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

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Third Row-G. Bennett, H. Fenner, L. Anderson, E. Hoene, B. Bishop, S. White, G. A. Wilber. Second Row-A, Ortolano, B. Morey, R. Smith, L. Anderson, M. Johnson, M. Critoph, I. Anderson, A. Thelander, H. Shoup. First Row-K. Davis, E. Potter, E. Turner, M. Busch, M. Sommerhof, E. Reno, A. Redfield, E. Miller. GERALD A. WILBER S.B., Ed.M., Ecl.D. Supervising Principal Syracuse University University of Buffalo HARVEY C. FENNER S.B., A.M. Vice Principal Science, Mathematics N. Y. State College lor Teachers GUY R. BENNETT Dept. Head Junior H. S. Division Fredonia State Teachers College MQIEY SOMMERHOF Science Mercyhurst College LAWRENCE ANDERSON AB. Social Studies Houghton LILLIAN ANDERSON Commercial-Dept. Plattsburg Normal MARY IANE BUSCH Physical Training Slippery Rock State Teachers Head KATE DAVIS Librarian Chautauqua Library Schools College THE FACULTY MARY CRITOPH Art Supervisor Fredonia State Teachers BRAQLEY BISHOP B. . Physical Education Syracuse University EIERLE HOENE .B. Commercial Subjects Whitewater Teachers College College MILDRED IOHNSON Social Studies, Science Cortland Normal BELVA MOREY Sciences Home Economics English Fredonia State Teachers EDYTI-IE MILLER A.B. Languages University of Buffalo College ANTHONY ORTOLANO BS. Instrumental Music Fredonia State Teachers New York University IULIETTE ANDERSON Music Supervisor Fredonia State Teachers College EVELYN RENO College A.B. Social Studies Mathematics Pennsylvania State College l 7 MARY SECOR R . N. Health Rochester General Hospital HARRY I. SHOUP M.S. Agriculture Iowa State College A?-IIALENE THELANDER Home Economics Battle Creek College EDNA TURNER A.B. English Seton Hill College RUTH SMITH English Fredonia State Teachers College STANLEY N. WHITE Industrial Arts Mechanics Institute, Rochester ADAH B. REDFIELD B.A. English State College lor Teachers, Albany ELSIE POTTER AB., A.M. History N. Y. State College for Teachers Cornell University

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Mn. 1-iswss Mn. MA'r'rrsoN Mas. PLINE pg, wlrggg i --.ne 34115 ,JU if -Q-J' if MRS. LINDSTROM MR. HENDERSON MR. PETERSON MR. DYE MR. HAROLD L. HEWES Prrnvitlnll 14 East lames Street, Falconer, N. Y. Mr. Hewes, President of the Board of Edu- cation, was elected in Iuly, 1941 and was re- elected in 1944. His present term expires in 1947. He attended Lakewood and Chautau- qua Public Schools, and is at present Assist- ant Superintendent ot the Chautauqua County Highway Dept. and the Treasurer of Falconer Fire Dept. MR. FREDERICK E. MATTISON Vin' Pm-rifl--uf l44 W. Falconer Street. Falconer. N. Y. Mr. Mattison, Vice President of the Board of Education, was elected in 1942 and his term expires this year. He attended Bemus Point and Kennedy Grade Schools and lamestown and Falconer High Schools, grad- uating lrom F. H. S. in 1935. He is Director of the Falconer Funeral Home, He is chair- man ot the purchasing committees and serves on the lanitors and Buildings Committee. MRS. FRANCES PLINE Clrrk 37 Almet Avenue, Falconer, N. Y. Mrs. Pline, Clerk of the Board of Educa- tion, finishes her term on the Board this year. She was educated in Falconer Public Schools and Jamestown Business College, and is, at present, employed as a stenographer. Mrs, Pline is chairman of the Teachers' Committee. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. RALPH A. PETERSON Axxixlunf Clrrlz 200 E. Elmwood Avenue, Falconer. N. Y. Mr, Peterson, assistant clerk ot the Board ol Education, was elected in 1943, and his term expires in 1946. He was educated at Iamestown High School and lamestown Busi- ness College and is, at present, employed as a toolmaker at the Iamestown Metal Equip- ment. Mr. Peterson serves on the Purchasing and Auditing, Assessment and Collection ot Taxes Committee. MRS. XSABELLE LINDSTROM 100 Hickory Street, Falconer, N. Y. Mrs. Lindstrom was elected to the Board ot Education in 1944 and her term expires in 1947. She received her education in the Falconer Public Schools and the Millard Fill- more School ot Nursing. Mrs. Lindstrom is chairman ot the Committee on Visits to Schools and serves on the Auditing, Assess- ment and Collection of Taxes Committees. 16 DR. GERALD A. WILBER 115 W. lames Street. Falconer, N. Y. Dr. Wilber, Supervising Principal of the Falconer Public Schools, attended Dunkirk High School. Assuming his responsibilities here in 1930, he has added the jobs of Chair- man ol the Americanism Committee, member- ship on the ration board, Co-chairman of the Oratoricals ol Chautauqua County, and Chairman ot the American Red Cross to his accomplishments. MR. LAWRENCE G. DYE 244 E. Elmwood Avenue. Falconer, N. Y. Mr. Dye was elected to the Board of Edu- cation in 1942 and his term expires in 1946. He obtained his education in the Falconer Public Schools and is now Supervisor tor the Michigan Limestone and Chemical Company, Mr. Dye is Chairman of the Committee on lanitors and Buildings and the Athletic Coun- cil, also serves on the Teachers' Committee. MR. IOHN HENDERSON 40 W. lames Street, Falconer. N. Y. Mr. Henderson was elected to the Board ot Education in 1943 and his term expires in 1946. He obtained his education in the Fre- donia Public Schools and is, at present, Vice President of the Clark Hardware Company. Mr. Henderson is chairman of the committee on Auditing, Assessment, and Collection of Taxes and serves on the Purchasing and lan- itors and Buildings Committees.

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ,...... ..,... R ichard Nunn Secretary .,,., ,.,. . , . Phyllis Whattler Vice-President . . ...4... Eddie Naslund Treasurer . . . ....,. . . . . .. Iim Culver Advisers ......... Mrs. Redfield and Mr. Bennett Second Row-Mrs. Redfield, M. Phillips, F. Caffoe, G. Hunt, R. Everett, A. Gustafson, Mr. Bennett, L. Clark. First Row-E. Stewart, F. Peterson, P. Whattler, R. Nunn, E. Naslund, I. Culver, R. Den- nison, M, Seekings. HE organization known as The Falconer High School Student Association is the stud- ent governing body. The general purposes of this organization are: to unify all student organizations under one general control, to aid in the internal administration of the school, to foster sentiments of law and orderg to promote the general activities of the school, to develop in the student a growing appreciation of membership in a democracy by pro- viding the educative responsibilities of, and privileges of participating in, such a democracy in the school, and lastly, to promote in all Ways the best interests of the school. The Student Council has the power to: make and enforce any rules necessary for the betterment of the school, its life, and interests, grant charters to clubs and organizationsp have final decision in matters concerning the extra-curricular activities of the school, recom- mend the appointment of necessary committees, investigate and report on matters referred to it by faculty or administrative officers of the school, and have charge of all the financial matters pertaining to extra-curricular activities. Perhaps you would like to know exactly what goes on at a Student Council meeting. First of all our president, Dick Nunn, calls the meeting to order. He then asks Phyllis Whattler, secretary, to take roll and to read the minutes of the previous meeting, After this is done, President Nunn, asks for any old business that needs further discussion. Every- one takes part in the discussion and gives further ideas concerning the matter being dis- cussed. New business that might have come up during the week is also discussed and if necessary voted on. When the business of the school has been taken care of, some one makes a motion that we adjourn at that timeg if the motion is seconded, we close the meet- iilg. The Student Council meets regularly every Tuesday morning first period, unless previ- ous announcement has been made. 18