Honeoye Falls Central High School - Hornet Yearbook (Honeoye Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

,GMI f5ffMZi105 ff: 4, 42-V6 MJ fl? fi wb f . 4 WW WWA THE SENICR CLASS pred en la PIRIT GF ' f,,,.,,,,.. HONEOYE FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL HoNEoYE FALLS N Y ln wluch our little Spmt pomts out the lmportant people orgamzatlons and efvents of our school year voLuME 3 of? Q? ' 6 of XIAL-F'--4 ' 2 z X Yesterday we met and conquered and now we face the challenge of tomorrow that IS to take the best of the past 1deas customs and phllosophy and com b1ne them wxth the best of the present Th1S challenge should not be taken llghtly for lt SIQDIFIQS that wh1ch our school has set out to achleve 1n pre parxng us for a successful l1le As the youth of today lt IS our duty to contrlbute new ldeas and dlscoverles to those who follow IH our footsteps It IS our wnsh that th1s pattern may help others ID reachlng the1r goal Str1v1ng to pass on to the succeedlng classes a v1s1on of hope and happxness the class of 56 has attempted to meet thls chal lenge by pubhshmg th1s our yearbook the Spmt of 56 2 ' ' ,, , j A ' -' -qntivq ' - r N , -,,,,,,QQt,,.,W..,..Q.f-Q ' . rt..,l ,. Yfhy 4 g 1 1 ,M-N -W L , '-' In - v L v 1 -' , . . . v . L , ' . . . l 4 . . v v 1 . , , . y. if A y A, fl ff DEDICATION The Class of 1956 w1shes to dedlcate tl1s volumn ofthe Sp1r1tof56 to Mr Nelson Abeel our Yearbook Advlsor Mr Abeel has been a great help to us IH comp1l1ng th1s book Although he has been busy 1 Wxth h1s unxor and Sen1or ChOlfS and h1s grade school musxc he has devoted much t1me and effort to th1s undertak1ng Those who have been members of the cho1r organlzatlons at one tlme or another can reallze fully the lnterest and good feelmg that he can 1n1ect 1nto a group We slncerely Wlsh to thank you Mr Abeel for all the asslstance you have glven us 1n mak1ng th1s book a success Q0 K' l MR ABEEL Yearbook Ad! so Yr.-ar xi! 5 f bb J TW ADMINISTRATION 6 26,15 C QII X ff CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS 4 Page 5 E3 Page I1 Page 25 I we f ibm, --r , Y Q Tiki gif +9 :Q -.fwwgf ,ww 5 R A 'XF' 'iii - 'ffiix .MW . Z' Miffi.. . fff 'Q' ft 4: H sw? 5 M5 h 1mxg,,n' - 1 3355? , ' i 55545 - Y f an i A 1 , x -'EET 3' x . 'K T s will - . If qv. ff I 1 CMA x 'Q fi 1 Y i 5 ff 4112 g ADMINISTRATIQN GJ ,. ,Q i Left to Right W VanMaarcn Proper G Burton C Powell A Hitks H Worboys S Allen C Gifford BOARD OF EDUCATION H F C S is controlled by the Board of Education which consists of seven members Each member is elected for a three year term but on a staggered schedule that eliminates the possibility of an entirely new board ever overtaking the responsibilities of the school. Some of the principle duties of the Board are to furnish the buildings, procure the necessary funds, maintain an efficient staff including custodians, bus drivers, and cafeteria help. They establish and main- tain policies for the staff to follow in order to educate the children of the district. By attendance at other meetings they receive and exchange ideas that they feel will contribute to a more efficient operation of our school. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mr, Worboys has been the principal of Honeoye Falls Central School for 27 years. Since his arrival many changes have taken place to further education in our school. Some outstanding features are the Cen- tralization of Honeoye Falls Central, a new addition to provide us with an adequate cafeteria, gymnasium. auditorium and many needed classrooms. Besides being an excellent principal, Mr. Worboys has filled many teaching positions, ranging from physical edu- cation to intermediate algebra, Outside of school much of his time is devoted to the Monroe County Teachers Association, The Monroe County Athletic Association, The Monroe County Schoolmasters Association. He was also chairman of Section 2 of the New York State Academic Principals, 6 HERBERT I. WORBOYS f'9 llj pl H i I' Mm VICE PRINCIPAL Our vice principal Mr I-licks ioined us two years ago and since then has been in charqe of trans portation facilities along with his many other duties He has vxon the admiration and friend ship of all who have worked with him This past year he was elected advisor of Student Council C7 ES Q GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Mr. Blackwell, our guidance director has given us much of his time and patience toward pre- paring us for future educational and vocational goals. He plays a double role as Freshman class advisor and director of the class for Scholarship Aid which helps students who plan to attend college. Q I. V ,7 I lf' , f' 1 4-. ,v fl' VV ,f 4 l,0f-.-- f .fl tfffff-4.1 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Dr Northway who has been principal of the elementary school for the past tvxo years won the admiration and friendship of her associates the pupils and parents with whom she has worked Her principal aim IS to maintain cooperation be tween parents and teachers and we feel this has been well accomplished .W xx Q-1 MR BOYD CURTIS Agrzculture Shop MR VN II I IAM I ARRI I I MRS II NNY DAI-IL 111 Sruglbjv lb- Homcm akmg Nwwf' MISS DQROTHY DISPENZA Languages MISS MARY I IIILC LRALD IU ithcnmtzcs MRS Englzsh MRS ELIZABI TI-I F J MR IOSEPI-I FRAVER Lzbrirzan Sophomore Advisor ,J 1 ,- 8 ' C MM C I I in K'M,,,.M XM QM - . ' ,, 4 iw I' i ' , Suck . 1 s, X QI, f ' , W 'M . ' eggs , I .V '-4:17 M ,X fI Rh I I H 5 ' I I I iw' I I ,W . L. A H I x , ' T: 5 Q. 7' ' I7 ', I if ' an V5.1 x x ,I . -fi I I I F ' Q-uw MRS SARAH MPISPNZAHI UR RUBY RI NI IQON physzcil liduciflufz Art T1 MIQQ QTFLI A SCARDINO If BUWIVICSS 5 1 MR CHARLFS MFIQI 'NL 'XHI Physzcal Educ fmn Hr: er2 Trimmq Hgdlth J' 3 MR CI ORC I SCHRODI R qcznmc 'uv 'VIRS IOXCI Pl RRY I lHfI'll77l1'HflI fwrmrc CD 'if' A MAA FACULTY -rf' MR CHARLES STARWALD Phqsrcal Educatzon Ov.. MRS LOIS STEFFEN MVA L gchomtfvurse H! L L t X fra, 2 J I 1 . ' a Ihr - X X n , V Mn I lg, K , . , , Y 5 ! - K .- z A ,, - , . 'V f . I 2 if T . , ff A . , ' If ky A X 5 . ' 'V 'V' 8 , 3 ' W , ,ff ' I , 3, 1' L , M - ,f -7 3 f 4 V , A 4 4 'iil , V 'if '.- fx. V l, I, k J 4Lc'L ,f X A 'it ,AL-ILA KVM! . , . ff' ' f f , 13, ' A' XJ ' f, ,LfM1f,.'U Q74-,4 avr! f 'V Q X A I' ff . ,, A .wi fl X, V 1 r ' 5. 2 4, .vw- .abrw M pq F Q 1- C3 Q? 'hw-vv' . J TK' D, Perrigo, C. Stnrwald, A. Burrncistcr, Lxttccr, N. Macflill, Back Row, left to right: H, Bixby, Kellogg, M. Howlett. M. Farrell, F, Wzxrren, P, E. Wagner. Front Row: McNamara, E. Davis. 4' U. P 2- ' 4' ff 1 F Q C1 7 1 1 , , 1 4 f f. 1 N Back Row left to rrght D Frmcls I McDon1ld O OBr1en S Byrnes I Hudnutt Horton R Brlll Front Ron H Bonner W Trautman F Sheflm M DHont R Fwgan M Dlegnm GRAMMAR SCHOOL FACULTY A 4 4 . ff CLASS . 7 ' , A. ,, MMM RALPH O BANSER Otze Soccerl 2 3 4 Baskctbilll 2 3 4 ack 1 2 SCIENCE Club 2 3 4 l31seball3 4 Sportsmen s Club 4 Cliss Presxdent 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Chorusl Stu dent Councxl 4 Athlenc Councll 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Scnlor Plny Roger PATRICIA M BARNES Pzftq lntrlmurals l 2 3 4 Iatm C1 1b 1 2 4 F T A 3 4 Leaders Clu Press Club 4 Lubrlry Club 4 Senlor Plty lVl1rg xret Srlcmc Club 2 3 Sonor Captnn 4 Bxslcctbill Capt un RICHARD A COONEY co Class Preslclent 1 lntrwmurals 1 Latm Clubl 2 Basketb'1ll2 3 4 Sclence Club 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Soccer 3 unlor League 4 ilkbx 45' Eddze B seballl 2 3 4 Bisketballl 2 3 Soccer 1 2 3 Smence Club 2 3 4 Athletmc Councnl 3 4 Student Coun c 4 FLORAT BURTON Flora rxmurals l 2 3 4 F Scnlor Play Rhoclori CLASS AILCDR 3 4 Tre urer' Presx dent jun o Rqcl 4 ln ra muralgjq, 4ff Four terrific years have passed smce we entered our Freshman year Mr Adams our advisor, Duck Cooney as our presrdent We termmated the year with a prcnrc at Roseland 12 W I lf' , MW I ,J Ulvfl . ri Fl A Y . , , : . L , , , 1 z , ,L, -: .' L , , lntg . , , , : ,l'l.A,1,2: Tr 3 , , 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: 3, : . . . , 2 Q bv4: ., ' '. f. . A A 3 aw L H If , . H 1 , ,' V . EDWARD 1: oem - It ' t A l 4 l ,l l ' 'V ' l a , , , : K. , , : ld, ffff ,v 17 GN R rf V t 2 ' t t 1 . RV 2 x ff :,E-'Aw I I V r - 3 ' H ' H fi! y ty x xx X W 1 ll . ,X , J' '- i lfxi-, ' MT fro 1 t-VE'Q: 1, v K1 J! 7 tif . - 1' , 4 , . l f- -lf an 4, .IN iff, 'u , fa L A -, 1 K -JT ,T -l A f X- ' ' . . . f X O . . . ' . MM infer' VW JOHN c FARLEY L f MARLENE L FORD A LU-491, Pompey VLA! OFI9 6 ROBERT D GRIEVSON Track 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Baseball I 2 Athletlc Councll 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Sportsmens Club 4 Science Club 4 Sen1or Play Pohceman Intramurals lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Basketball Cap tam 1 Baseball Captim 2 Lrbrary Clubl 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Treasurer 3 Latm Club 2 3 4 Leaders Club 4 lournahst Senxor Chorus 1 2 3 4 Sen1or Play Carla Student Councxl 2 Vnce Presldent of Class 3 Girls Chorus l 2 All State Choxr 2 aww WW jcljflfffbf NANCY lVl GIBBS Nan Press Club 1 2 Producuon Ed1tor Hornet 3 Edltor f Hornet L1br1ry Club 1 4 Secretary 2 lVl1q IZIHC Capt un 4 Secretlry murals l 2 3 4 Play Comm1ttee 4 Properues Mike Up Advertxslng Semor Play Prorrpter Soccer Cap tam 2 fd, AUDREY L Leaders Club 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Class Treas urer 1 All Star Basketball Team 2 3 R1fle Club 4 un1or League 4 Bowl mg Club 4 Student Councll 4 Year book Art Edrtor Semor Play lVlxss Booth IOHN M HEALY ohn F F A 2 4 Prolectxon Club 3 mwwf N WW 'lb Q54-1 Our second endeavor to make the top . . . Miss Stella Scardino advised, so George Walker presided. Main event of the year was the Sophomore R Hop. We participated in the first Student Council Carnival . . . Ordered our class rings. Annual picnic at Roseland ended another school year. 13 4, K 1,11 'J . 'LLVVI 1'f 'l ,. GD J A 5 .4-ltnwf' wif ve U! 55 r 4 f I ff fl 2. , , 1 ll, Il V ll PI ll KV 11 FF. .2,3,4. ,,,:. 1 f ,, ' ' of ' 9 1' 1 ' , ' o 4: 1 v v V I , c I 2 , ' , , 32 I ' , , C C Liz ' ' il 3 ' 2 of Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff, Class 2, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Intra- A ' ll iff' D D llf 3. If I . l l l I l f' , 4 l .,Aud,. ' . - My My J ,H . , ', ', ' H l 'f 4 ff P. B. G. 1 - . 2 H' ' ,L , ,.: 4, , ,Az ' .sl I z. - QV' 1, 2, 3, 4. ' ' I f N af J' BEVERLY I HERINGTON Bev Press Club 1 2 3 4 Scxence Club 2 LraryClub1234FHAl2 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Soccer Captam 3 1' LOIS L IENNFIAI-IN Louie rn Club l 2 3 4 Press Club 3 4 L1br'1ry Clubl 2 3 4 Presxdcnt 4 Screncc Club 2 4 lumor L'1que34 FTA34Cho s 4 Girls Ch 2 n m rwls l 2 3 4 Senxor Plav lss Bwkcr All State 2 Sy racuse Dcleqwte 3 4 lVIaq1z1ne Campalqn Secremry 4 RONALD L IOINT Ronnie F A l 2 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 5' MICHAEL I LARSEN Mzke Nlchols lr I-hgh School 1 Art Club 1 Press Club l Prmtlng Club 1 Stu dent COUHCII l H F C S Basket bal12 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 3 4 Soccer 4 Student Councll 2 3 Sc1ence Club 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 3 Chess Club 3 umor League 4 Sportsmens Club 4 PI'CSldCIlI 4 Athletlc Councxl 4 Semor Play Puff M LOIS D IOHNSTON Lore Press Club l 2 3 4 Tvmnq Edltor 4 Sclence Club 2 Rxfle Club l 2 3 4 Lmders Club 4 Intrwmuralsl 2 3 4 Student Cour1c1l 3 Semor Plav Prompter md Proqrams Semor Ball Grnhestra Committee CLASS 'sz RICHARD A LINCOLN Abe Chess 'md Checker Club 3 4 VICE Presldent 3 Presndent 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Lat Cub 2 3 4 Pr Club 4 Sportsmens Club 4 Sen1or Play sound effects unlor Town lVIeet1nq 4 Capt nn of the Chess team 3 4 Track 2 3 Baseball 3 nm murals l 2, 3 4 The Juniors made Terry Sheflin our president under the guidance of X X Miss McGuinness. The highlight of the year was our Junior Prom, 'lFanfasy . Royal honors went to Shirley Young and Al Claflin. We received our class rings . . . Hosts to the Seniors af Junior Senior Picnic. 14 J '19, . .Q ' ij. lil. t.w Arg: ., I I X X! f , Lf A 21 1 ' . 3 ' 4 1 A 5,g?.,!'4' U .Af I J .V I I so - ,f - I .911 f .5 3 , V f ,ft 'HU ,, jc' 4 lf AK M- fs ' dui J I ' . 4- li r ' .w gr - I 4 rf J I ,' '- 4 ' s jj, 1' OM Ouyj M je .- S l N . ' 5 54 I lf. T. 'fl LP iff , dj? V A avr.. if ,J , If . .f 5 l I, V 'alqfl' J 3:1 .rn N, N' ,, L . ., ' 1, , U , , , 3 ' 1 Lat' . , , C ., l, ,, , . , Z 'A ' ,ib 2..:'1 ,,s,:Vice- :.' :' , 5 ' Q 3 .' 3. ' , 5 ' 'z 2 7 1 . , , , , , 3 ' , Cr , : . . . , 1 ru 1 - ' 2 ' , 1, 2, 3, : ' J orus l. : I tra- z A .: ' . u . . . . . 1 I ' , ' . . ' , . : : ' . K. , 2 Af' . 'A . . l 3,,, pc., ,XT .'C' - I M , n 'KI Ili ,r 1 D .N JI I 54 QI I lf , I ff .M 54, ., 11 f UN 3 - I if 'i . 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Z ' ' ' 5 2, 3, 7 in l l, , . 5 ess 9 l 3 Q ' 2 ' on -1 . t f. f 1 4 j i I ' - . , - A g 2 . : C , 1 J 1 I tc- CX J' .P ROBERT LB IVIATTOON o Sclence Club 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Photograpbv Eclltor umor Leique 4 Chess and Checker Club Secretary and Treasurer 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Von Barf Intramuralsl 2 3 4 OF I956 CAROLINE H NEMITZ Marilyn Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Leaders Club I 2 3 4 Hockey Captam 4 Nr.-V RAYMOND H MCQUOWN all q Sc e Cu l 2 Basketball 2 H E C S Bqwlmq 3 Baseball 3 4 Track 3 IRENE A PUGH Irene Intmmuralsl 2 3 4 R1fleClubl 2 3 4 Scxence Club 2 3 Latm Club 2 3 4 Iumor Leaque 3 4 F T A 3 4 Secretary F T A 3 Art Club . ub , , 3, 4 All Basketball 3, Treasurer 4 H 2, 3 44.1, V VI' LLIAIVI F MOORE Wil Soccer 2 3 4 Science Club 2 3 4 Pres1clent4 Athletu Counc1l2 3 4 Student Counc1l 1 2 4 Sergeant at Arms 2 Sportsmens Club 4 Band RONALD L REDMOND Clem Sc1ence Club 2 3 41 Semor Play Mr Lather y S artsmfens Club 4 Intramurals 2 1 I l 40 Last act of our Junior year was the carrying of arches at Graduation. 'S The Senior Class started the year off with a bang by sharing Senior problems with Miss Fitzgerald. Otis Banser led the class this year. 15 . T A V' 1 xii WT... . -,-' ' 1 ' 'fl .2 JI . fu-ef fir! 5.3 . is If A Lev..- 'x JJ z f . if , , I , ,X I fgf la if lf? W w . J V5 V il lr ffl if ' ' ,r ' rw I I ' . .V Vx N W Q I , 1 V' fb i-if , . WI , if bl. uR A ,I H .flu ' , , 5 e Mztdison Bowlin' l, 2, 3: i nce Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: , ' :I ' .K lb . : z .... . . : 'I . . . . I ' ' ' ' 1, 2, 3, 4. ' ' 0 tty A 9 Y X H A H -I 5 Y .I N' . , . 1' J V , . X xt .. . ., Y ' 1 . K Y 5 l I l M! L is . , , 5 . , J . . . 5 en! '. 5,1 9 , , , 2 . 4' 4-I'I Cl 1 2 3 -Star ' ' . - - , 15 A , Q X TERRANCE P SI-IEFLIN umbo Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Scxence Club 2 3 4 Rlfle Club 4 Athletlc Council 2 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Senxor Play Mr Barnard Yearbook Advertxsmg Manager MMT W' W limp' GRACE E STAHL Gracze VILTOF Centrll School l 2 F H A l 2 Intramuralsl 2 Lxbrary Club F H A 3 4 Tr urer 4 Intramurals 3 4 W WILLIAM O THOMAS I Band 1 2 Chess and Checker Club 3 4 Carn1valCha1rman 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Varslty Baseball 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Sportsmen s Club 4 All State Choir 3 Senlor Play Stage Dlrector Student Councxl Conference 3 un1or Leaque 3 4 Pres1dent4 Ass1stant Edltor nn Chlef of Yearbook cr? 1:7- A15- 'aww 'fe-'K CARROLL B VARNEY Google Soccer 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Track 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Ath etc Counc1l3 4 Science Club 2 3 4 Student Councxl 3 Sportsmens Club Treasurer 4 Yearbook Staff Boys Sports 4 Maqazme Captain 4 Senlor Play Dan ,QAAA4 BARBARA C TEMPLETON Bobble Rrfle Club l 2 3 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Volleyball Chalrman 4 Scnence Club I 2 3 4 Latln Club l 2 un1or Leaque 4 Bow mg Leaque 4 Vnce Presldent of Class 2 Student Council 3 4 Calendar Com mlttee Chalrman 4 Yearbook Edltor nn Chief Elmxra Key Award 3 Glrls Stater 3 Syracuse Deleqate 3 4 Senlor Pl xy Lxnda Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Volleyball Captam l Student Councnl Conference 3 CLASS GFORGE H WALKER Georgze Lat1n Club 1 2 3 4 Student Councxl Representatwe 3 Student Councxl l 2 3 4 Treasurer 1 Presldent 4 un1or League 3 Future Teachers 3 4 Vrce Presxdent 3 SCIENCE Club 2 3 Carroll Varney and Barbara Templeton held the Titles of Kmg and Queen at our Senior Ball, Echoes of Pans We presented The P rfect ldlot P bllshed the Spmt of 56 7 3, f M l J! ff 17 ' H X.,--' 1- ' . H 1, ' , H ' I ' V' llI'I.F.C.S,lk.'.,.,c: eas- - ,,l,g ' 2 S Q . . : . - . : I ' ' . 4- : 1' 1 G Yr, j 1 , Q f ' ' yy J V C V , O, ' ez, X - . I xl f td y Qxx X ..B.n,, 4 Goa' 'A T L Latin Club 1, 2: Science Club 2, 3, 4: tr' A - . ' ' . . ft llttl' 7 ol . :A . l l , U : - l l I . , . 'z l il 4 , ana ' KK ' II Xb Z XN e ' ll U ' u ' ' 1 II X X 16 ll A ,ze ' ' Q22 J? Vol' M ll ' fi :fb nl -lvitx ' 1 ,V K A K 3 X . hi MARGUERITE A WANDERSEE Mzdge Benlamm Franklin l Cho1r 1 Tennis and Badmmton Club l H F C S Sclence Club 2 3 Press Club Typmg Ed1tor 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 unlor Prom General Chalrman Semor Class Vlce Pres1dent Senxor Ball Co Cha1r man Semor Play Prompter and Pro qrams OFI9 6 7,5ffwv KENNETH L WARNER Ken A 1 2 3 4 Sent1nal3 dent Councll Representatlve 4 'iw CHARLOTTE I YEARS Choi' Student Councll 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Treasurer 2 3 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 reasurer 4 F H A Iumor League 4 V3lSlfy Cheerleader I 2 3 4 R1fleClub4 6, gn 96, I, V MISS FITZGERALD 7L--- Sen1or Class Advlsor Mathematlcs l Ldfvvx, 1 f 4, J Co DIYCCIOT of Semor Play SHIRLEY I YOLINGVWCCJ 1 Slurl ,fwwlfff R1eClubl Chou 12 1., Lea ers Club 1 2 32? Lrbrar l I Z ! Latxn Club I 2 Pr Volleyball Captam 3 4 rbook 501' Staff 4 G1rls Athletlcs I M-1 l 2 3 4 Semor ay re Stu dent Councll 3 All S Cffolf 4 Grrls Chorus I 2 Baclm1 C 'Adi 3' man 4 f Sponsored the Junior Sen ore a uet lass mght awards were cov etously received Last of all ertamly not least, achievement of the highest award GRADUATI 17 Q LFAU CDISCIOUSIESS DF SEE! LJES. DEQS 5 QMEQ 'Z WILl Q w Mr, Nelson Abeel, Advisor Barbara Templeton, Editor-in-Chief jf M l x.-f' , x S Standing, left to right: C. Varncy, Boys Sportsg T. Sheflin, Advertis- ing Nlanagcr: B. Mattoon, Photography Editorg M. Ford, Iournalist: S. Young, Girls Sports. Sitting: Mr. Abcel, Advisor: B, Templeton, Editorfin-Chief: B. Thomas, Assistant Editor: C, Years, Production Manager: A. Havens. Art liditor. The STAFF for 1956 At last we are able to present to you the Spirit of 56 , the third Yearbook edition since the resuming of publication in 1954. We have, by hook or by crook, delved deep into H. F, C. S. life to bring you an accumulation of enjoyable memories for your year of 1956. Cur decision to eliminate the grade pictures in our edition was made in order to provide more room for pictures of High School activities. While we regret the omission of the former, we find the plan has worked out to the best possible advantage. Mr. Abeel, our musically inclined advisor, has helped us so much in our decisions as well as in the compiling of our Spirit We have had a tough pull but now that we present the Yearbook to you we look back with fond admiration on our efforts and, we hope, success, Left to Right: M. Ford, C. Varney, T. Sheflin, S. I - . 5 'S , it is I 1 7:1 , Vu K - f Young. 18 Left to Right: C, Years, B, Mattoon. A. Havens, B. Thomas WC 41 '. '..,..f X The 9, ff PERFECT IDIOT Laughter cooperatron rehearsals and a knowledge of scxence all characterl ed the success of our Senlor Play The Perfect ld1ot a play expertly dlrected by Mrs Frank and Mrss Frtzqerald both of whom donated many hours of therr tlme to lts productron The Perfect ldxot rexeals the problems that a teenage gemus undergoes trymg to adjust hrmself soclally xxrth the rest of the hlgh school gang Exen through the constant resrstance of 1 r1d1cal soap manufacturer and hrs parents he hnally settles dovxn to a more sound lrfe through the efforts of a hypnotlc rnachlne a pretty hlgh school q1rl 1nd a school track star OUCH B Templeton C Varney CAST 5' SEND THE MARINES' ' 7 Let to Rzght S Young M Ford M Larsen G Walker P Barnes L ennelahn C Varney R Red mond T Sheflrn O Banser A Havens F Burton R Grrevson B, Roger Tennyson Margaret Tennyson ackre Tennyson Rhodora Walter P Latherby Damel Tennyson Arthur Barnard Mrss Biker Lrnda Barnard Ieannre Wrlson Aloysnus fPuffj Wrtomskr Carl 1 Carlson Mrss Booth Dr Hockhorst Von Barf Pollceman Otrs Banser Patty Barnes George Walker Flora Burton Ronme Redmond Carroll Varney Terry Sheflrn Lors ennejahn Barbara Templeton Shrrley Young Mlke Larsen Marlene Ford Audrey Havens Bob Mattoon Bob Grnevson THE LINE UP A ng, 3 A , c I , 1 . .', ' K .' ' ,C C Az Af' . . Y Q c .ll c c c h .l Vs K -, A C T ,P Y 5 - 1 - , -1 I , C . l ', Q. rc-. .M V. - 1 r r i I' N sf H V'YL,e-hi-A .J A .3 un .4 ,r ,1 ,l I ZKVLWQV I lr-1 . . ' 1' K ' A ' - . V .V 'J' W ' - A i ' ' Q 4 1 -4 lr it Y I - , k Q, r - A . 1 - . , My ig, ty, Hi . 4 . A X x ,. . 8 . - I 2 . f ' : . I . . , . e , . 'A . , . , . , . , . - ,G Q.: 'Q' 'S Back Row, left to right: B. Lusk, T. Mainoone, D. Duffy, F. Groth, M. Lewis, D. Clarke M. Whitbeck, R. Kneale, D. Lynch, D. Buckland, R. Tesch. Second Row: D. Mantegna, L. Desmann, Strapp, G. Cerstner, l.nnphe.1r, H. Years, P. Hicks. Front Row: I. Furman B. Ayres, V. Durkee, B. Ioint. B. Brickn, B. Faulkner, C. Spittal, E. Martin. 5 ee Standing, left to right: R. Redmond, M. Vahue, R, Moldram, R. Norton, R. Hoover, R. March, D'Hont, R. Mahrt, W. Simcox, R. Reitz, Iabout, R. Wzirner, C. Amer. Seated: P. Frederick, B. Cochrane, M. Kintz, D, Belcher, S. Herington, L. Iudd, W. Burke. Kneeling: A. Bachmann. Lewis, M. Dahl, N. Havens, E. Boldt, S. Doran, A. Carter, D. Years. 351, mf Hu? 'qi gg 355 N' 45 ww 5 'sir' ,ML A L 'iff 3 . J ,A 1 ' n f - a R' '. A -'-'ifem f ff , ' 'n:N,,'wAu 0 q,,r' fun? 5 .--f:':' ' ' 44 ' Yhqg' ll 1 ' ',. ' ' .. if an J X fs: ah' 25,53 'Pl' is ' V 'W kj 83 Q imp-gn Mr, . ., Q as L... '2 '. N Y, ' 5 -f rs. vt . 525 T! H5 'Q SA' , Q . rirsi-'4'f YZ yf iff? rL':X ,Q 4 X 'mf FRESHMEN Back Row, left to right: R. Norris, R. Sackett, D. Pease, D. Dunn, R. Kellogg, T. Heck- man, S. Habecker, M. Smith, R. Holdsworth, R. Warner, P. Abel. Second Row: S. Cooneg. M. Hallenbeck, P. Swartz, . Sleight, G. Lusk, G. Nelson, G. Varney. Front Row: S, Barn- hart, S. Parsons, D. Rose, M. Dyer, M. Menchillo, M. Buck- land. i fra Qt Back Row, left to right: C. Durkee, H. Starken, D. Farrell, D. Corby, P. Wacker, B. Hines. M, jenkins, F. Ross, I. Porter, C. Nemitz, M, Birchenough. Second Row: D. Mann, P. Miller, B. Hyde, D. Closs, L. White, C. Seiler, P. Vastbincler. Front Row: L. Menz, N. Frederick, S. DeNeef, C. Walker. 5 65 fp - 1 ' GSW. ff Back Row, left to right: R. Leone, R. Young, H. Velle- koop, V. Petralis, A. Hopkins, R. Henry, B. Dampier, G. Treat, M. Morton. Second Row: C. Norter, R. Hardie, W. Sheeler, B. Ward, I. Moore. I. Bushman, C. Man- tegna. Front Row: F. Ienne- jahn, M. Sigas, K.-Swartz, G. Osadca, C. Collins. Ml' Back Row left to right K Warner R Ward B Bonner B Sackett R Grievson E Cuthbertson R Clarke D Kill E Frank Harlofl Second Row Cvliesle I Hally G Grievson B Sitzman S Morris A Sackett T Heckman R Mahrt I DHont H Years G Norris O Banser C Sut ton W Moore T Sheflin Third Row B Templar M Rowe L Whiting D Mantegna P Maloney A Havens Manteqna P Habecker M Dahl S Habecker B Coch rane P Hicks D Kossow B Thomas Fourth Row T Thomas P Miller R Norris Morse I Williams V Burton M Buckland R Younq R Henry Fifth Row E ennejahn K Broomfield D Rose K Swartz D Years P Hutcheon A Carter S Wilber B Templeton STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council consisting of elected representatives from the classes and clubs of grades seven through twelve s an organization set up as a goxerning body over student ac tivities Under the direction of E Perry Hicks faculty ad visor the council has sponsored many things in the interest of the pupils In September the council held its annual maga zine campaign which was a huge success. The profits of this endeavor directly benefit the student body. Among other things six assembly programs are purchased each year. The Student Council again superxised the clubs and classrooms in making booths ready for the spring carnival. Left to Right: Mr. Hicks Advisor' M. Kil- lackey Secretary' G. Walker President' R. Sutton Vice-President' T. Mamoone Ser- geant-at-Arms' missing: B. Sutton Treasurer. JUNIOR LEAGUE unior League made up ot serious is- tory students is the schools current affairs society, Debating and discuss- ing argumentatively any problem per- tinent to a growing democracy is the chief activity. The league has taken many vocational trips which aid stu- dents in understanding American Democracy. 26 Back Row, left to right: S. Morris, I. Hollister, I. Drowne, A, Wacker, L. Iennejahn, S. Wilber. Second Row: M. Larsen, P. Dailey, D. Cooney, B. Sackett, D. Lincoln, I, Pugh, P. Habecker, C. Sutton, M, Martin, Third Row: C. Years, D. Kossow, B. Mattoon, Yates, L. Ainsworth, M. Rowe. B. Templar, S, Burton, A. Havens. Sitting: B. Templeton, R. Sutton, Williams, D. Kill, Mr. Farrell, B. Thomas. Back Row, left to right: P. Habecker, Lewis, V, Burton. I, Faulkner, L. Cvarvey, B Ayers, E. Boldt, Second Row: S. Young, N, Gibbs, P. Barnes, P Frederick C Amorese M Morrxs D Hacker M Sackett Front vu R Frost 'Vlrs For Furman M Ford L ennelahn A Shxrley ji-4 UBRARY CLUB The Llbrary Club IS a seruce orgamzatlon nn vxhxch members 3S5lSt the Lrbrarlan ln takmg 'attendance m the preparatlon of nevx bcoks for clrcula t1on and ln keepmg the lxbrary ln order Club members also enyoy soc1al exents llterary d1scuss1ons and Held trxps to other .llbrarles Students m all four years of h1gh school are ellqlble for memberhlp SCYVICE IS recog mred by a pm and a certxflcate Press Club 15 the orqanx atlon wxhlch publlshes the Hornet our school paper It brlngs to the students the latest nevxs on all happenmqs m classes clubs and all other school 'ictlutles Our school l1br1r1an Mrs Fox IS our advlsor and she does a very good lob At: the end of each year the members are awarded pms based on the asslqnments they haxe handed nn and the work thev haxe put lnto each asslqnment 27 Back Rona Ie to rzght P M1loney I' Fuller D Lmcoln B Shellm m Mantegna D Kossow F Leone Second Row M Frederlck D Eckler R Pr1ce B 'lemplar M Sackett C Sp1ttal M Kmtz S Mlller S Young L ennelahn P Habecker M Ford P Barnes C Amoree Thzrd Row F Cvroth B fochrane D Clarke A Sackett Mrs Fox E Mar m D Hacker Ionas WhlflHq 'I Sxmcofc B Brxcka Lanphear Second Rou N Gnbbs M Rowe L ohnston M Wandcrsee D Mantegna T Mimoone Front Row Belcher C Years M Morr1s L Garvey Strapp I W1l hams I Iewns P ennelahn 69 PRESS CLUB Q Back Row let to right B Bricki l Drowne D Lincoln R Reilly F, Frank B Swckett M Lirsen P Duley D Clarke Hollister R Reitz A Wacker S Morris D Kossow R March Second Row B Shellman D Stork P Maloney L Whiting F Leone D Minteqna T Mamoone B Redmond Dl-'lont Mantegna C Mit toon R Moldrwm H Buckman Feldman Third Ron iss Dipenza Linpheir M Kintz l Mirtin LATIN CLUB enneyahn B Faulkner P Frederick I Pugh P Habecker M Ford P Birnes C Amorese R Price S Francis Fourtf1Ro11 D Belcher l Boldt onas P Hicks B Cochrane M M irtm A Cooney G Cerstner Furman N Hwvens M lmllickey Front Row A Bachmann M Dahl G V1nMiiren V Burton M Rowe B Ayers Strapp A Carter E Schumicker P Hutcheon Parrish S P Q R better knovxn as Litin Club is in orqanization formed for the purpose of incresasinq students knoxxledqe of the latin language and Roman culture Miss Dispenzci the lwnquriqe teicher is advisor to this club Any student who is tikinq Latin noxx or his taken it in the past may become a member of this club ln recent years S P Q R his contained the malority of the Hiqh School population SCIENCE CLUB Science Club a very vtorthy orqanization under the direct super xision of the Science Department incorpor ates speakers f all types to brinq forth answers to the many questions posed by its members Members are those who have an ac tixe interest in science and feel that they can contribute to the club's vxelfare Mr Schroder is now the advisor to the club. Back Row, left to right: R. Kimball, D. Cooney, D. Kill, E. Cuthbertson, M. Larsen, R, Grievson, R. Lincoln, P. Dailey. Second Row: R. Knenle, R. Mzihrt, O. Bnnser, C. Var- ney, T, Sheflin, C. Sutton, R. Sutton. Third Row: Mr. Schroder, B. Redmond, R. Mcmld- ram, S. Burton, I. Yates, R. Mattoon, D. Kossow, B. Thomas, R. Redmond. F. Broomfield. Fourth Row: B. Moore. Lanphear, C. Spittal, B. Brickzi, D. Manteqna. D'Hont, B. 28 Cochrane. Front Row: B. Templeton, M. Killackey. M. Martin. D. Belcher, P. Barnes, L. Iennejahn. I Standing left to right I Pugh Hally A Sickett G Norris D Mantegna Mr Nelson B oint Furman Second Row F OBrien B Templar A Bachmann F Groth Front Row B Ayers M Martin S Guild V Durkee M Kintz M Dahl Back Ron left to right P Dailey R Frost D Kill G Norris Second Row R March B Thomas D Msmteqna M Bernst R Hoover D Kossow Third Row M Vahuc C Sutton B Moore R Redmond S Burton Mrs Fox Mr Bl ickwell Front Row Yate Vice Pres R Lincoln Pres R Mattoon Sec Treas Hicks Mr Schroder' Advisor ART CLUB Art Club is one of the school s most active clubs The talented students who comprise this organization lend out their services to practically all school activities Decorating and displaying has won for them both community and student admiration and appreciation The club also did an expert job decorating the stage for our Senior P ay CHESS and CHECKERS Chess and Checker Club originated in 1954 and is the first of its kind in our school. Tournaments are set up among the members and the result is a very en- joyable leisure time club, Mr. Schroder is advisor with Dick Lincoln serving as president. PROJECTION CLUB Formed in 1954, and ad- vised by Mr. Hicks, this club was started to ' - struct interested pupils in the operation of the mo- tion picture projector, the slide projector, and other audio - visual equipment, As one of their duties, the G4 members have custody of the auditorium. Back Row, left to right: T. Simcox, P. Maloney, D. Mantegna, R. Havensg. 29 lonas. Harloff, F. Broomfield, Second Row: R. Buckman, E. Frank, . Norris, R. Kneale, P. Hicks, F. Leone. Seated at table: Mr. Hicks, D. Briggs. 4 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA The Future Homemlkers l Amerlew IS 1 nwtlonal orqanl ZTTIOIT lts members 'lre le1rn lnq to llxe a more satlsfylng llfe through the reallzatlon of lr ldemls of truh oxe securltv ind falth wlthln thelr homes 1nd eommunltles B th R let to rzght Q Draper C Arnt V Durkee M Donlon G GFILVSOIT M Hlrloff M Frederlck lewls Mrs D1hlSceond ou F Burton B Herlnqton 'S D3IlOI' M l C ql3l'l A Slekett Fl-on ot l Durkee l Rowe P enne lihn S Dorelu FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA The Honeoye Falls Chapter TUUIIL TTIIIDQTQ of Amerlca IS ln orqlnlzatlen whose purpose IS the tr llnlnq of young men to become better farmers Under the dlrectlon of Boyd CUFTIS thls club IS worklng to promote better farmlnq throughout the COTTIITILIIIITY L-lrrlhl-'..U ck R le t to rlgflt Hel Gllhert lx W lrner L Desman about D Qt lrken B Hudson Alnsworth D Lynch D Kerhs Arner VV Burke Front' Roll Broomheld D BTIQQS F Forque ludd R WTFITQT Mr CIITTIS FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA Future Teachers 15 1 relatlvely new orqlnlzatlon ln our sehool The elub conslsts of students from Sophomores through Sen lors who are lnterested ln teachlnq 'md who plan some day to work wlth young people ln the educatlonal held These students asslst the teachers ln the elementary grades and re CQIVQ ln opportunlty to see lust what wlll be expected of them as tewchers Back R011 left to rlght R Moldram G Walker Second Row M Mar tln M Rowe L erlnelahn I Pugh S MOFFIQ Holllster B Templar B Faulkner G Gerstner I WlIlllmS A W leker Slttlng D Dlspenza P Barnes S Wllbur Hllly P H'lheeker SPORTSMEN S CLLJB GIRLS RIFLE CLLJB YORKERS'CLUB Formed in 1954, this club Kas its name suggestsl deals mainly with New York State history. Membership is comprised of pupils from the 7th and Sth grades, with Mrs. Lyle Kreiger as advisor. Back Row, left to right: A. Thomas, R. Norris, C. Norter, M. Morton, B. Dampicr, K. VValker. Seated at Table: Mrs. Kreiger, L. White, C. Collins, M. Sigas, G. Sleight. Front Row: M. Ienkins, M. Birchenough, D. Rose, S. Sigas. 31 Director Mrs. Perry, Holister SENIOR CHOIR The Senior Choir is com- posed of 50 high school students. Under the di- rection of Mr. Abeel, a Christmas and a Spring Concert are given. The choir also participates in the annual competition festival sponsored by the New York State Music Association. Top Row, left to right: P, Fred- erick, R. Moldram, Hrilly, F. O'Brien, A. Cooney, R. Kneale, A Wacker, R, Marht, D. Kimball, B Bonner, P. Dailey. Middle Row W. Trautman, S. Young, G. Nel- son, D. Mantegna, I. Mantegna D. Buckland, B. Thomas, T. Habecker, Lanphear, S. Holfoth. Sitting: I. Rowe. E. Boldt, A. Car- ter, G, Gerstner, V. Burton, I Furman, L. Iennejahn. Standing Mr. Abeel. 32 Back Row, Icft to right: Perry, S, Burton, P. Maloney, Hiihecker, L. Cross. G. Mzittcbon, I2, Malirt, R. Shellmzin. Scciwrzrl Row: G, Vim Mziimrrn, B. Moore, G. Varney, D. Bzmser, R. Km-ale, B. Bonner, 'lf Shvflin. B. Seickctt. P. Hicks. Third Row: M. It-nkins, B, Sitzman, B. Templar, W. lonas, V. Burton, Hollister, D. Shetlin, M. Dyer, C, Years, P. Scilcr. Front Row: A. Wat'kt'r, S, Francis, E. Row:-, D. Rose. B. Clarke. C, Morris, R. Lord, A. Cooney, lf, Sthumackcr. SENIOR BAND The Senior Band, under the direction of Mrs. loyce Perry, has done an outstanding job this year, Both the Christmas Concert and Spring Concert proved successful. 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Y? 111 'L X 'WR glen.. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS -1, if-at ,gps-qt Clochuwc B Sutton A Wicker B Cochrane C Splttul Strapp C Years R Price S Cheerleaders plwy an lmportant part IH the extracurrlcular Ilfe of thc h1gh school student Thus years squad has done an excel lent lob Thexr efforte 1D control hnq the crovtd and leadlng the spectators 1n the cheers show much practxce 1nd sk1ll The g1rls haxe done 1 qreat deal to keep Qchool sp1r1t at lts peak JUNIOR VARSITY Back Rou left to rzght S Coakley I Drownc Second Row P Frederxck Hutthton D Yexrs Lanphear Front ou onas A Cxrtcr 56 D. dl, I : il x ,' .g 'J 'Y -.frat I k .I tp 1' Q I 1' I f 3..'- Tip 1 'F J 1 -,i Holfoth. I , 7' .1 I f ' ,'PI 1eff1f1',f'1If ' Back Rom lc t to rxqht C Sutton M Larsen R Cvrxevson E Cuth btrtson D lxlll R Cllrlct B Bonnqr C V irney Second t 1 T A T H L E T I C C O U N I L Mamoone D Cvxlbert P HlCkS I D Hont R March L Cross H Yewrs G Frederxck G Norms Bwnser R Sutton T Shellrn Manteqni P Mwloney S Burton Athleuc Counc1l was created for the purpose of lmproxmg our athletlc program It m cludes physlcal educanon classes mtramurals and m terscholastlc competltlon Dur alm IS to promote op portun1t1es for democratxc leadersh1p sponsor fa1r play and sportsmanshlp off and on the held dexelop good adequate organ1z1t1on carrv out these oblectxxes LEADERS CLUB Leaders Club IS an organ1za t1on vthlch promotes good sportsmanshlp and mterest nn sports Under the guidance of Mrs Mexsenzahl mem bers help referee mtramural games sponsor playdays and assxst ln te1chmg the grade classes Members are Chosen for thelr mterest shovxn m sports and good sportsmansh1p B Moore Front Row I Cvu1ld O Couh Mensenzihl D Mxnteqnx Top Row left to right S Holfoth P Barnes M Ford P Habecker C Sp1ttal F OBr1en S Morr1s I Wlllxams Second Row D Years N Haxens D Belcher L ohnston S Young A Havens C Nemrtz l Drown From' Row L Garvey B Sutton C Years A Wicker B Templeton S Coalcley Stmpp M Kxlluckey S Mensenzahl 37 ', f 'A : . , . a : , . ' , '. - C , ,' ,QA Q . Q .. Ratt: . 1 4. ,V .l u C , . la xt, I. ' C . I ' sq ' ' I . 7 . L C u S t A as A ' T' C7 , ' - Q K rl I followers, and provide an I - A ' C ' to I f I , A -I M' Nr ' - ri . . C - . V 1 , - K - 4. A C I ' . ' ' -. - , 'l I - I - , . ' . . . 1 . 1 . 1 6 ,.. 3- ll SCORES P1ttsford East Bloomheld Webster Penheld Churchv1lle Scottsvllle L1ma P1ttsford Scottsvxlle Llma Webster Penfield Churchv1lle Rush Henr1etta East Rochester Ea1rport Br1ghton WE THFY Back Row left to rzght R Sutton C1 Frednck D Klll M Larsen R Gnevson D Starken O Banser Kncelmg H Years B Moore T Shefhn Coach Mexsenzahl C Sutton E Frank D Culbert VARSITY BASKETBALL Th1s year as ln the past basketball has been Honeoye Falls outstandlng sport The Hornets for the th1rd consecutwe year have won the Monroe County C League ChBmplOH Shlp Thls feat was 'accompllshed by vunnmg a greater per centaqe of league games than Penheld The cond1t1on of the team th1s year IS excellent not only 1n ltS trammq under players We are down hearted at the fa1.lure of our team IH sectlonal compet1t1on but vue are sure that the success of the reqular season more than made up for the one loss Congratulatlons to the Hornets and the1r Coach on a successful season and Good Luck IH the future 58 CE ' 57 66 ' ' 45 43 Y . - A ' ' . .- 50 51 , ' ' 'A 'f 6 - ' 71 66 ' - 1 ' 4 f ' h ' I I - - 41 40 1 . , - 1 . . . East Bloomfield 59 67 Coach Meisenzahl, but also the physical condition of the ' 55 49 , 5 . 1' Y N ' ' 78 50 K 5 , ' Q ' ' . 52 67 ' - v y ' ' 66 64 49 53 O ' 67 51 ' 64 62 - ' 63 46 . . 54 66 - 54 60 ' X 7' ' 52 72 X Q .....i,. Players 26 IVI Larsen 22 O Bmser 18 R Sutton 21 D G1lbert I6 C Sutton Players 21 D Culbert I6 C Sutton 2-I R Cvmevson I8 R Sutton 20 I-I Ye1rs 22 Cv Freirltk 26 M Larsen ACTION Players 23 T Sheflm 26 M Larsen 24 R GFICVSOH 16 C Sutton 21 D Cvxlbert 22 O Banser I8 D Kxll JUNIOR VARSITY Back Row left to rxqht H Butkmin L Cross B Bon ner B Watson R Ward R Clarke R Re1Ily W lmcox DI-Iont Mirch D Buckland R Moldrwm Second Row P Mxloney Coaeh Stirwald F Leone Front Row T Mwmoone T Fuller P HICRS E Broomfield D Mmteqna S Herrmqton R Buckman R Redmond 59 9 Players R Sutton 22 G Fredrick 23 T Sheflm 26 IVI Larsen 18 D Kxll SOCCE Back Row, left to right: B. Bonner, B. Moore. R. Reilly, R, Moldrzim, P. Hicks, T, Fuller, Young, T. Mamoonc, H. Buckman, R. Buckman. Second Row: P, Nlaloncy, S. Herrington, L. Cross, D, Bucklsincl, D'Hont, R. Redmond, A. Shirley, R. Grievson, O. Ban- ser, S. Burton, Coach Mcisenzahl. Front Row: R. March. M, Larsen. R. Sutton, C, Sutton. C. Varncy, D. Kill, T. Sheflin, G. Norris, H. Yczirs. BOYS' SPORTS At Honeoye Falls Central, boys' sports consist of two different kinds, intramurals and interscholastic competition. ln intramurals, each class has a team with which they compete against the other classes in such sports as soccer, touch-football, volley ball, basketball, and soft ball. ln interscholastic sports, Honeoye Falls Central competes with other teams in this area, These sports are soccer. track, baseball: and basketball which is our lead- ing sport. We have won the Nlonroe County C league championship twice in the last two vears and are trying to win it again this year. M Hack Row, left to right: B. Lusk, B. Redmond. D. Buckland, R. March, O. Banscr, VV. Simcox, P. Hicks, D'Hont, C, Varney. Coach Nleisenzahl, Front Ron-: lVl. l,.irson, R. Crievson, R. Sutton, C. Sutton, D. Kill, H. Years, T. lVl.iinoone. TRACK C7 521 5 X BASEBALL Back Row, left to right: VV. Thomas, C. Sutton, R. Kricale, D. Gilbert. Second Row: Coach Starwald, R. Sutton, E. Cuthbertson, M. Larsen, T. Sheflin, G. Fredrick. Third Row: B. Moore, S. Bur- ton, D. Mantegna, D. Kossow, G. Norris. Sitting: O. Banser, D, Kill, wif' 'CY' GIRLS' SPORTS Girls' Sports are extra-curricular ac- tivities in which the girls of grades seven through twelve voluntarily par- ticipate. The program of intramurals is set up on a competitive basis and involves only those girls who are in- terested. As an award for participation in athletics a letter is given to those girls who earn the designated number of points. 3 Z 9 Left to Right: P. Barnes, B. Herington. C. L. lcnncjahn, l. Pugh, M. Ford. BASKETBALL 4:9 .5 BADMINTON Back Roux left to right: l. Pugh, C. Years, L. lennejahn. Second Row: C. Nemitz, F Burton, E. Martin. L. Iohn- ston. Front Row: S, Young, P. Barnes M. Ford, B. Herington, Furman. 41 V! Back Row, left to right: S, Mcisenzahl, I. Pugh, C. Ncmitz, B. Herington, S, Duilor, E. Martin. Second Row: P, Barnes, l.. Iohnston, B. Ayres, F. Burton, E. Boldt, D, Bclchcr, B. Brickzi. Front Row: S. Young, M, Ford, D. Years, C. Yczirs, Furman, L. lennejahn. VOLLEYBALL I Ncmitzv Lcft to Right: R. Price, A. Wzicker, Strapp, D. Years, B, Bricka, C. Spittal, S. Coiiklcy, B. Sutton, B. Cochrane, lonns. TUMBLING 3 7- , .. ,X f t f S.. 5. Okay whats the latest L fmt H K 0 'lf . Al? in at drmk and bc mcrrq Y ou don t IL :rn t xt schuu On flu ofhnr 11 and B abu B :bu all thc tzrm 42 ,yy .V V ' . , Q V- jr ' R w vi sf I 1 c 3 V g V 9 fx ,n f , , 1 X v,,v., W is ,zvn xy '4 X K X- ii i 'Y , ' v . Q 1' x' K ri ' , ax- ' , A A . lv 4' V I v A, ty 4. . fff ' gf 1, 4 4 ? . K V ,I ' Q fl X f X 'f . A ff ff 1' Q .' ' P. Tn- , .V x VHA--mf I 'f' ' gf M ' . ., 4' M 14' Z , ,AL ', W V f, W 'SW K ff I 1 ,za , M , i . I , f . 1 V4 ' ' A 3 V A 43 A -. . 51 ' ,,v., .V Z 5 75 ' ' , , H ' , 'z lla in 5 I 14 H, X I R 4' P WHO MI Srttmg 4 n top u thc world FOING STFADY 9 2 S AP SHGTS vc a mitotic 45 , :iii My motlzcr told mc then d bc diy lrkc thrs SCHOOL SERVICES Icft to Rzght R Kewl H Conklm H Wxrnnpk R Coghrane D Bushm m CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA STAFF ct to Rfghf M M Domld H Abbot E Alke M Whltc C Corby Buckland C r t Rzqhr M VX71ll11ms B Cochmnc A Hlc s O F F I C E S T A F F ,...J' ,fat --1-.LL in: BUS DRIVERS Left to Right M Bu man E VanDerlVlar G Watcrstratt Kuntz C Moore D Bushman 44 ' N. A . lx ' l L f m 'A 1 , ' li 5 . 4 , . ' li 1: Lf ' 3 . b 1 I .,..j',.'X ,E 5 ' - . ' W Q ff fo ,f K ' ,.,, ' 'P' ' 0 M.: SEN A ,Q f ESR fi 1 W . , E 6 ' Q Q M' ,lu S Z ' : . sh- ALMA MATER Hail to thee our Alma Mater Loud thy name shall ring All thy loyal sons and daughters Bye and bye our school days ended Facing life s stern test We ll be true to all you tauqht us We will do our best When the shadows round us falling Mark the close of day Memories of the past recalling Honeoye Honeoye far and wide Scattered we may be But our hearts will still be loya Honeoye Falls to thee Praise to thee will bring. Softly then we'll say: V . ' K , . ' l 45 ELMEII SGHMIDT BUICK 1-I I THRILL or THE YEAR IS Buick WHEN B E T T E R AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT B U I C K WILL BUILD THEM T IIITTENHDIISE COMPANY CHIMES ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMERS PRODUCTS AMERICA'S FINEST CHIME SIGNALS 46 J' I 'px 6 lonv it I., V7 wi FISHER KK ll COMPLIMENTS OF KEN BIIIESE Youn GULF DEALER DONERS STANLEYS GARAGE HONEOYE FALLS FLOWER SHOP KIMBALL S ELECTRIC FITZ GERALD RESTAURANT HAYES 8. ANDREWS GEORGE THOMAS REEVES GROCERY BENNETTS GROCERY RUSH OIL CO WAGNERS WELDING CO THE TRAILER PARK ESSO STATION THANKS FROM THE YEARBOOK STAFF 7 MR. AND MRS. ERNST THE FAMILY DINER 4 SUCCESS TO THE SENIORS OF HONEOYE FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL McFA II L I N S OF Rocl-IESTER THE STYLE STORE FOR YOUNG MEN THE BEST OF SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 56 LASH GRIEVSON HARDWARE DUNN OIL INC Mendon New York ATLANTIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS GASOLINE MOTOR OIL KEROSENE GREASE FUEL OIL TIRES EDGERTON SHOES TO STAY Exclusive at McFIIIILIN S THE STYLE STORE FOR YOUNG MEN MORE WEAR IN EVERY PAIR' I 1 THE STYLE IS BUILT IN 1 48 Compliments of the STATE BANK HONEOYE FALLS Compliments of the STEVER LOCKE SPECIALTIES ELECTRICAL TERMINALS STAMPING d ASSEMBLING E A TEN Y AND SON YOUR LOCAL MILK and CREAM DEALER MENDON RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY SPECIAL EQUIPMENT and MACHINERY O F on Compliments of . . N Designer and Builders of 49 COMPLIMENTS OF THE MENDON OTE GROWMORE FARMS CERTIFIED HYBRID SEED CORN and SMALL GRAIN5 STAR LANTERNS CAMPING RAILROADS O BRIEN BROTHERS PRINTING HONEOYE FALLS DUTCH HOLLOW DAIRY PRODUCTS BUTTER COTTAGE CHEESE SWEET CREAM BULK ICE CREAM MIX Compl me fs CHARLIE S MARKET MEATS Q d GROCERIES Complrmenfs SQUIRE J KINGSTON Compl ments STEPHENSON FUNERAL HOME H L Victor, New York I Dependable for i n of I 1 n ' I of of 50 Compl me fs of the C PET INSURANCE AGENCY R C PE ERS N P E EY Me don Ne York BROOMFIELD HARDWARE INC Mendon N Yo k PLUMBING WIRING HEATING APPLIANCES C ompl e Is SAXBY IMPLIMENT CORP YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER sfsr OF Luck ro THE BALDWIN IGA STORE Mendon New York BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 56 LAKELAND CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC Honeoye Falls New York CompI menfs EMBLIDGE S PHARMACY Honeoye Falls 51 J CompI menfs of the COTTAGE HOTEL SPITTAL S MEN S CLOTHING AND GIFTS I n R. . ERS ' , ew r . . T . . SL n , w '- im n of CLASS OF 1956 I ' of 1 , . I I 51 WALT S SERVICE and GARAGE GAS WASHING LUBRICATION REPAIRING CORBY S COLLISION BODY AND FENDER PAINTING AND UNDERCOATING I Compl menfs B E A M HONEOYE FALLS pI me fs B O C K S RUSH NEW YORK CompI ments MENDON HATCHERY CHICKS BROODERS FEED Co plmefs FRIEND BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 56 C pme WHITE MACHINE HUBBARD SHELL WORKS STATION I I - -OIL RoueI5-A I Comi n of of I MILLING CO. I.G.A. I . mI n of of A om Ii nfs ' of 52 Look Your Best JEFFS BARBER SHOP Compliments of HAROLD S RESTAURANT Mendon New York STANTON S GARAGE 24 Hour and AAA Service Best of Luck H J DRUCHELL INC SIBLEYVILLE INN EDNA AND HARLAND MOFFITT RUBY 8. GREEN RED AND WHITE GROCERY ALFRED H LORD INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of the DINEHART COMPANY Complrments of GEORGE E FRANCE RESTAURANT Compliments of HOWARDS ICE CREAM Best of Luck THE LIMA SANDWICH SHOP Compliments of LEONES BEAUTY SALON Compliments of THE FALLS QUALITY CLEANERS Compliments of THE BROOKLYN BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP Compliments of NILE S RESTAURANT I I I Compliments of the Compliments of G. E. . I I I 53 Best of Luck MAMOONE'S BARBER SHOP Best of Luck CARGILLS DEPARTMENT STORE KILMER and PEASE IN S U R A N C E Complrme ts of HONEOYE FALLS 5 8: Compliments of HONEOYE FALLS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Compliments of EVERETT LEWIS FORD DEALER SEEDGROWER New and Standard Farm Seeds THE VICTOR DAIRY Best of Luck BURKES TRAILER MART Complments f THE RUSH HOTEL Compliments of Compliments of URBAN S DROWNE 8. SON KIRKWOODS SERVICE STATION Compliments of Compliments of MOORES RADIO 8. TELEVISION PALMER 3: I-RAU Compliments of Compliments of PRIDE HARDWARE FRANK P SEELOS 8. SON I ' n I0 D I B B L E ' S Compliments of i o I I 54 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 from your OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER SCHOOL WORK ENGAGEMENTS M ER sruolo :Nc BRIDES FORMALS CANDIDS Rochester N BAker 7920 Y CHILDREN COPIES 55 27 CLINTON AVE. N. I Vx. x N px 2 .Lx . V' , V11 ' I -xxx. , 3 1' - ' .5 4 4 .L 1 . N ' . f u ' L N . M I pf 'I . ' ' .al 1 . I xl ,L . - Y, xc , ,J fr' -I rx ' . X , - y f' 1 U , Ax' J 1- ' Q . I H, ,, 'Y l , A. v I f