Holland Central High School - Wooden Shoe Yearbook (Holland, NY)

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,aa I Experience using the tape recorder and public address system make for growth in self-assurance and poise. X Ke Q .0 NEW Extra-curricular activities give many opportunities to gain practical knowledge and experience. ,F'?7 '7 gg ,W , ,rr .. f..,,-..,.,.7,,..,--,, ,. ll mn g d Students participate annually in the spelling an and the winners are proud of their achievement. Americanism essay contests ,nn up 2744 .yiisymi w,hWW M F1 7 laai -is ,QX xl,- tpfgki' uv :J-Q! I g ' .1 I M Scholastic achievement and guidance are an important part of the junior-senior high school program. 5' ,...w ?' r bf' 'ev

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Xa , xiii? .' Driver training and business courses are popular because of the practical knowledge the students gain. X Music is a cultural subject open to Physical education is a required but well- both junior and senior high students. liked subject for all boys and girls. l abr? e f X . 1 . The lunch period provides an opportunity for social contacts and relaxation. D ,laik fi nI 4 j IL?j X I IPQFQX X ,nff Q fi' 3 Xe! 1 312 gi .y if , Us if ' sa. Free periods give students an opportunity to use the library. dv 0

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Honor Societies .,, if , K. ui, ' X, slap f Q x Q, , 1 . gf , . - , T ' sz: ,ip si .Eggs - ! , A!! Y bv THE LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Norman wangelin 6, Jeanne Schweizer 6, Martha Schweizer 5, Larry King M, Sandra Sleeper 6, Wallace Krzeminski 2, Bonnie Sprague 2, Russell Trank 2, Gordon Ferm 6, Peder Hancher 6. Second 391: William Franczak 3, Nancy Lowe H, Ellen Laidlaw 3, Barbara Cornwall 6, Nancy Geer 2, Shirley Seadeek 6, Diana Hardy 6, Thomas Galente 2, Raymond Webber 2, Third 591: Kenneth Higley 6, Betty Heitman 6, Pat weaver 3, Louise Heitman 3, James Kern 2, Audrey Martindale 5, Arlene,Krautsack 3, Mary Walczyk 2. Fourth Egg: Burt Filer 6, Virginia Copeland 6, Lester Barber 6, Diana Cushing 6, Richard Fischer 5, Patricia Moritz 3, Richard Farrar 5, Gail Laser 6, Richard Reu ann 3. High scholastic achievement is important to many of the stu- Alf dents. Attaining an average of 905 qualifies them for membership Sl. in the local honor society. The figures which follow the names above indicate the number of times each student achieved member- ship in the society during the 1953-54 school year. Many of these , . s students are leaders in extra-curricular and school affairs. XX Each spring members of the senior class are elected to the nf National Honor Society. To be eligible for membership the stu- XQQB dents must excel in leadership, scholarship, character and ser- , Y vice. The very impressive ceremony takes place in March. U' Ngo QJIX ggghmf 5 T 22 f 5z?'gZf ,,E? SCZP' a K V 1 ,A X fp NATIONAL HONOR socrsrr rmrrgrrom Diana Cushing, Louise Heitman, Audrey Martindale, Patricia Moritz, James Kern, Richard Fischer.