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

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1'2...:4::r ...sf IIIIIIHIL It I to rlgbf A XX atkcr S Coak u C Norris S IUI1 I uild P Htlvu t i urrls S alezl le I I0 rzglrl 'Nl xliifllll X il 1 ns s tx s l tw srer B. Sutton THE 1957 HORNET XY'e have fmalls completed the compilation of the Hornet of 57 Much time and effort have gone into the presentation of this yearbook This sear was the first sear that the pictures for thc searbook were not taken by a professional photographer. Under the direction and watchful eye of Mr 'aters, the nevslx organized Clmera Club took and developed all the cltss and club pictures. This tedious job was well done and the yearbook staff is very grateful to the Camera Club for its part in making this book possible Mrs Gras our adviser has helped us a great deal in COIHP1l1I1g our searbook We have tried in this book to show a clear picture of life at H.F.C.S. and vse hope that our attempts have met with success Big Conference 511111111115 Let lo r1g,1J1.' j. Hallx P. llabctktr S. Coaklcy S. Morris j. Willianis Mrs. Gray M. Martin. - -1 P1 1 15.1 O Pi' 14 1 'K If 1 fvfhi i' X f Editor-in-Chief Johanna llally X, ,xg C A tb l If A. Wacker S. Wilber B. Sutton G. Norris: Seatefl, Le I lo rigbrx . liollisr -r X I f uf u L y , I A X. ,sv '-Q-M .Y W Checking copy J. Hally, Mrs. Gray I 1 5 ,K f 411

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qw, rf of '56 junior Prom Mr. and Mrs. Farrell .K ff,,f,,:r,-i'- R W 41 I? is E We Q 4 vi M539 ' ,ix 3 Junior-Senior Banquet Faculty Lefl lo righl: j. Orman, M. Fitz gerald, Ii. Frank, A. Hicks, P Hicks, C. Wforboys, H. Horboys SENIOR ACTIVITIES Senior Skating Parn x-9'

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Y Hack mir. fefl In right: Bushman, C. Denome, Lewis, S. Miller, j. Kleinhans, E. Broomlield, M. Smith, 22111 row, Coakley, B. Sanken, D. Gilbert, G. Norris, G. Gersmer, lefi lo rigblx R. Burton, C. Hecker, A. XVacker, j. D'Hont, C. Mantegna, j. jonas, R, Buckman, L. Crane: 4th row, lefl C. Spittal, j. Strapp, j, Willianis. A. Carter, S. Herrington, fo rigbl: A, Price, S. Cooney, R. Campbell, L. Desmann, P. j, Hollister: Ifrmll row, lefl lo rigbl: T. Mamoone, treas., Hicks, S. Burton, Ii. Frank, P. Maloney, li. Leone, S, llabeck- j. Hally, Sec., Mr. Blackwell, adviser, B. Sutton, pres., M. er, M. Mclntee: ird row, left lo rigbls F. Norter, j. March, Killackey, vice-pres. j. Mantegna, sgt, at arms, D. J. Sergeant, D. Maloney, B. Cochrane, D. Hacker, M. Morris, Manic-gm, The Student Council of H.F.C.S. consists of elected representatives from grades seven through twelve. Under the direction of Mr, Blackwell, the Student Council has sponsored many activities, which have provided the students with a varied and interesting entertainment program. Through this organization the students have a chance to participate in a government of their own. X 1 ' fa IUNIOR LEAGUE Junior League is a type of history club. Its members are Juniors and Seniors, who have a strong interest in history. The club spends much of its Bark youu lefl lo rigbl: P, Frederick, D. Kossow, R. Kneale, R. March, R. Red- UW? discussing Problems per' nuynd, 1.-1. Martin, lm! mir. lef! to right: lf, Martin, S. Coakley, I. Drowne, A, fiilfllflg to hiSt0I'y Ol' citizen- XX'ag-ker, I. Lamphear, XXlllililI'llSI lironl row, lefl to rigbl: Habecker, s-ec., - - I - J, Hollister, treas., Mr. Farrell, adviser, P. Dailey, pres., P. Hicks. 5h'P educatlon and planning trips to points of interest in the state. 33