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

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MR. EARL HOENE Whitt-water State Teachers College ra. Comma! ffm MISS DOLORES TRAVACLIN-I Mercyhurst College After the long walk up to the third floor, many stu- dents are almost happy to let their feet rest and busy their minds and hands in learning the skills of typing and short- hand. The various other courses offered include: book- keeping, busines law, office practice, introduction to busi- ness, and business arithmetic The Commercial Arts De- partment, under the leadership of able teachers, prepares many of the students for life-time jobs in our business world. MISS MARY JANE O'DELl Mercyhurst College

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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

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?Wml ffm MR. JOHN EKLUM MRS. MARJORIE HOSKINS Plattsburgh State Teachers College MR. RICHARD NOSTRANT Oswego State Teachers College The practical arts department encourages the stu- dent to become a better homemaker or craftsman by teaching him the rudiments in these fields. The students in the homemaking area learn cooking, sewing, and even how to care for children. ln the field of wood-work and metal work, many students learn basic rules that will help them in their life occupations. The practical arts department is, without a doubt, one of the most im- portant areas of instruction in the school. Buffalo State Teachers College