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

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Clam Of 1956 si 5 'X 'Q First Row D Weed, C Hoppough, C White, D Gamrod Second Row S Becker, R Reed, r Wood, advisor S Washburn, S Luther Th1rd Row R Shattuck, J Frost, J Manfreda, B Sm1th, M Little Smlth, D Flood, E Lea F Marzlta R McClurg, K Stumbo SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1956 met at the beg1nn1ng of 1ts second year 1n high school, w1th twelve boys and eight glP1S, twenty members 1n all W are proud that two of our former members are 1n the Armed Forces Ne elected John Frost as our pres1dent David Reed, viceyxesdam, Barbara Sm1th, secretary, Patricia Flood, treasurer and Sally Becker and Richard McClurg were our representat1ves to the Student Councll As 13 the custom here at Honeoye, the Sophomore Cl ss served monthly hen's Club suppers and sold pop and candy at a stand at home basketball games re are Dlannlng a spring dance and a chlcken supper near Memorlal Day 21

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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 ,

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Clam Of 195 First Row D Jones, L Becker, A Ace M Heeg, R B1nder Second Row E Rodhy, J Boyd, P Henshen, Mrs Rlckard, advisor, P Boyd, D Whlte, M Hayton Thlrd Row J Malone, R Bennett, S Langley, R Thorton, L Walte, P Luther, N Coona N Blackmer, R Dunbar, C McGory, C G1lbert, R Graff FRFSHMAN CLASS HIBTORY Twenty slx members, fourteen boys and twelve girls, entered high school w1th the usual m1Sg1VlUgS of a freshman but eagerly ant1c1pat1ng Our class officers were chosen as follows presldent Robert Thornton, v1ce presldent, Patrlcla Henchen, secretary, Nancy B ackmer, treasurer, Leslle nalte, student counc1l representat1ves, Nancy Blackmer Robert Thornton A bake sale was the flrst 3Ct1V1ty sponsored by our Freshman class we are busy w1th plans for a spr1ng dance 1r Drml We have entered whole heartedly 1nto these progects and the selllng of school emblems to our fellow students We have been more than pleased that they have contrlbuted to the growth of our Wash1ngton fund 22 : . . ' . , . . ' .. : . t C all high school work and fun. , 0