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

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TEAMS ITH our victorious goal of graduation now in sight, we varsity playing Seniors can well appreciate the five years of train- ing which we have undergone in preparation for this main event. Every team, from the Varsity play- ing Seniors to the scrub-seventh graders is working with ease but determination in view of one goal -graduation.

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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

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MAURICE W. PHILLIPS President Maurice is the one and only President of our Class of '45. This honored position has been accepted by Maury with mod- esty and its duties carried out with in- creasing skill. He hopes to join the Navy upon being graduated. We are with you in your desires and hope to see them fulfilled, Maurice. IOSEPH G. DEMARCO Treasurer Although short of stature, this does not keep Ioe from participating and making good in all sports. He has been success- ful as Captain of the basketball team, and has done a wonderful job as Chairman of the Roost Knowing you as we do. we make the prediction of a brilliant and successful future for you, Ioe. MARY SOMMERHOF Adviser Miss Sommerhof, a newcomer to our school, has won many friends, as she has gone about her duties as science teacher. Her willingness to assist others and her cheerful attitude are an added attraction to her pleasing personality. We sincerely regret that you are leaving the faculty, Miss Sommerhof. May you be happy In your future plans for our loss will be someone else's gain. EARL HOENE Adviser With a keen sense of humor, Mr. Hoene, who teaches commercial subjects, has won the good-will of his many friends and students. It is obvious that he takes an active interest in sports and is truly school-spirited. The Seniors have enjoyed having you as an adviser, Mr. Hoene, and we wish you happiness in the future. ROBERT W. ANDERSON This tall, lanky, ambitious young man desires to be a dairy farmer after gradua- tion-and a good one he'll make too. Bob is often heard discussing present day world affairs rendering his decisive argu- ments with tact. We send our best wishes along with you, Bob, as you undertake future endeavors. LOIS BASTIAN Smiling, joking, talking-these character- istics portray Lois as an indispensable member of the class of '45. With bowling as her favorite recreation during her leis- ure time, Lois has acquired an enviable record in this sport. Being a commercial student, Lois is planning to attend busi- ness school upon graduation which will prepare her for the opportunities of the business world. IAMES BENSON Sure you know him. He's that short fellow with the bright yellow suspenders- and best of all-that winning smile. More- over, Iim is very well-liked by his friends and schoolmates because of his sunny dis- position. Upon graduation he expects to become an aviation mechanic. We all know you will be of the best, lim. DELORES KOLSTEE Vice President Cute, dependable Dee is the member of the Class of '45 who deserves our un- varnished thanks. Dee's loyal participa- tion in school affairs and cordial sincerity towards all have made us realize what a valuable classmate she has been. We hope your dream of becoming a future airline hostess comes true, Dee, for our implacable loss will be their gain. PATSY NELSON Secre tary Who is the girl possessing big innocent eyes and a radiant smile? This is our own Patsy and class secretarv. When with her, one never realizes a dull moment, for she is always laughing and having a good time. Her friendliness and pleasant disposition have gained her many friends. We are certain that success will not pass her by. HARVEY C . FENNER Adviser Mr. Fenner, F. H. S. Science and Math teacher, is everybody's friend. The Sen- iors have discovered his versatility, and his readiness to lend a hand in various school affairs. It is to him that we owe a great deal of credit for the success of our Corridor , The students wish you much happiness and success next year. when you become their new principal. MARILYN ANDERSON Although Marilyn is of a quiet, reserved nature, she is a very conscientious worker. Sobriety, modesty, and politeness are but a few of her many valuable assets which help her to make life pleasant for others. With complaints for none and a ready smile for all, great respect is due you. Marilyn. E. STUART BARNES A pleasing personality are the words that sum up our one and only Stu Barnes. Although he has already answered Uncle Sam's call, he will never be forgotten by his fellow classmates. Stu is one of us graduates for he received a Victory Di- ploma. Your class sincerely wishes you the best of everything in the future. LESTER L. BENNETT Although Lester hails from out of town, that affords no drawback on his ability to attend many of the various school func- tions and clubs. In becoming acquainted with Lester, we have found that he is more or less quiet and reserved. With the Army as a future we, his fellow class- mates, are certain that success will favor him in later life, DONALD B . BIERWERTH With flashing brown eyes and a genial personality, Don has proved himself a very worthy member of the Class of '45. He is a truly ambitious person of un- bounding energy, who is often seen rol- ler-skating. He has gained many friends in F.H.S. We all wish him the best in his future career, which is undoubtedly pre- pared for him by Uncle Sam.