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

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MR. JOHN FELTON Clarion State Teachers College Scdmce The Science Department of Falconer High School offers a varied course of study. When students enter Junior High School, they are required to take twenty-week general survey courses in Science. As Frwhmen, students are required to take General Science and learn basic principles of science. In the sophomore year students have the alternative of either entering Health or Biology. In the Junior and Senior years, science as a course is an elective. The Chemistry and Physics courses deal with specialized forms of study. This year in Chemistry and Physics, term projects are required and must be handed in by April first. In addition to the science teachers, there are two able lab assistants. They are Bill Wheelock and Gerald Wallmark. MR. JOHN SECHRIEST Edinboro State Teachers College MRS. JEAN MATTHEWS Allegheny College MR. HORACE BATTAGLIA Fredonia State Teachers College

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ffdamq Serum High MR. RICHARD BLACK Houghton College MR. HARRY ROSE . Edinboro State Teachers College New York University MR. WILLARD JOWETT Gannon College World History and American History are the courses that make up our Senior High History Depart- ment. These courses deal with past and present con- ditions of our world and nation, the understanding of which will someday help to mold us into better American citizens. The student works diligently throughout the entire school year taking notes and finishing required homework to prepare themselves for the final goal of passing the New York State Regents.

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Math is quickly becoming one of the more useful courses in almost every field of work. Falconer Central School is proud of its assortment of courses. These courses range from basic math to solid geometry. The teaching staff is doing its utmost to make these difficult and complex subjects as understandable as possible for all the students. MR. CHARLES JACKSON Upsula College MR. MARVIN AINEY University of Buffalo MR. LYLE MATTESON MR- WARD FQX Fredonia State Teachers College Alfred University