Honeoye Central High School - Log Yearbook (Honeoye, NY)

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r' -m LHR quletly settled down with a farmer, a flock of little champion ple makers of your own, and a couple of A H clubs under your spell Ah me, one never knows Usually the screen grows brlght gradually, and the plcture slowly takes on scope But not th1s tlme There 1S a ver1table exploslon of light and a picture comes sharply 1nto focus There is a blare of muslc, an effect of llghts flashlng on and off, the cl1ck1ty cl1ck of a wheel turnlng A lav1shly dressed woman wlth brllliantly flashlng bracelets and rlngs calls out, WPlace your bets, M6SS16UPS and Nesdames Ruth Huey? It ls' Ruth Huey runnlng a roulette wheel where' we search the background for a clue The clues are observant eye The m1dn1ght sky of Monte Carlo shows through the rear of th1s gambllng room, the groups of people watch1ng Ruth so deflnltely to the lnternatlonal set In fact, among them ve are few acqualntances Mr and Mrs Frederlck are among the guests there for the w1ndows 1n the eagerly belong able to spot a he, elegant ln a Jacques Fath orlglnal, he, suave and pol1shed ln whlte t1e and talls, h1s ha1r a l1ttle grey, and pretty thin by now The radar screen wavers I am very tlred M May and I have been concentrat1ng so hard that there seems no poss1b1l1ty of fOFC1Hg lt to reveal any more There is a nagglng doubt What about myself? I should so llke to see myself twenty years hence Perhaps lt would be better not to lt seems that all my frlends are golng to be somethlng almost exactly the OPPOSILS of the1r present hopes and dreams Now I plan to be a student of science all my l1fe I plan a qulet life of research in some great laboratory, urrounded by dedlcated men and women l1ke myself I glance sleep1ly at Nr Max He 15 s1tt1ng bolt upr1ght 1n h1s chair star1ng in astonlshment at the radar SCIGGH Oh, no' Sure enough, lt 18 me, I mean I' Oh no, can lt really be true that I who planned a l1fe of quiet study am thus making an exhib1t1on of myselfo Yet there I stand, grlnnlng happlly, fl1pp1ng pancakes w1th expert ease ln the wlndow of a busy restaurant The street outslde the w1ndow is thronged w1th a crowd of the curlous, they seem ngrossed in every flip I make Those grlddle cakes seem to emlt an appetizlng odor, I must admit Oh well' None of fo be, why should I e1ther9 classmates became what they planned Lary Al1C6 flller - . , . . . . 0 . . . , I - . . . . a l Y J L A C ' 0 I .g 'I - 1 , o 5 , IE . . . . D I f 5 U a G s f Q 0 ' a . --Q 1 . . . . . . . . . E E ' , r Q 5 4 . I, 5 ' w' I , fNE ' ' . ' . E, 3 . -.. ,, . . . - - I .L ' O ' . I S . . , ' 1 1 . A . J. . . . . . . fly, U 4 I GJ - 0 0 , , . , V , I U 0 0 I . U I . 4 . . . . . Q ' A 9 5 . . . . A . ' .9 X . X 4 . , . my H' . ' .. . C XF f .- : .F - Nmr, Qi V v I :11 -E i gt- :E 3 ,vi . IA. 411 .--'QP Q Y. X FH, lt' - l .ri :I x,. -L-ni lwh ',, 1 I ,LOL .. 'f - i X slr f -- -- -3 N A get , I : -5- i , ' -' KX-A A l ' - fl ' 2:'lf? as iss ' TNF' Q 3 2. - V .1 ,. A, L-E. 2: , . Q A -- L 'X 'I E, I' -X e.-'L- qv :S 'rl use ,A -3- T -'Ti ' -155,5 ' C2 -..-'i '. , 4 , -,--.g- - If-,, 1- -4.x 'ii-1-T X . E Q 'f ...Q 1 - Q -if 7 . '. -.T E: ' ' M ff Qi V T f i-15 i- i .iff if if ' 2 , 1 -j - - .Qi Y 3' f W a Q32 I it l' 'fi'- ss- Wmwqg M 5 1 -l qu we raw W M CLASS COLORS RED AND GRAY CLASS FLOWER POINSETTIA CLASS MOTTO WHO DOES NOT ADVANCE FALLS BEHIND 18

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Claw Of195 F1rst Row J Jwlngle, J hcMahon, D owartz, G DeV1sser, J Hanfreda, N Jerome Second Row I Clark L Marner J u1lSOD, R Allen, Mr Nay, advlsor, B Paul J Dlller A Ha h O Gllbert Th1rd Row T Guffey, B Darllng, A Cooley, R Smlth, H Langley, P Burle1gh, C Torrence, E Rlckard, D Boyd JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY This was a great year for us, we have our r1ngs, we had the Prom, we tr1ed our hand at dramatics, and most 1mportant of all, we were Juniors In order to get all of us to Washington we need an ample sum of money Some of the act1v1t1es we had this year are two turkey suppers, a supper for the Eastern Star a play, the selling of tlckets for the Men's Club Dance, and numerous esser 1nterprises This years' officers are Joe Koon, presldent, Joe Nanfreda vice president, Ann McKee, secretary, Pat Burlelgh, treasurer 20 . T' . t . ' . ' : . . ' . . A. Angelo: A. McKee, J. Fisher, J. Maycock, H. Hayward, J. Koon, C. Hayton, 9 2 ' ' A ,