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

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X f 4-. 1 RM fa 1 s- , l gui n-25' J 1'1'SfQi5i 5 1 ' f !f Q.,ll!iE i5 a.. ' We .nazwszus Q ,,, .N f I 5'Q21xlQ ijt. ' '5 32'!TlQ E il1i5K25ya'6 ri 151 qzspwicggjigg ,wg 9 ' 5 if :wig Fliilisi Spay if 't 182 Hifi: all M4 on 'f,Q5l.qg!15H' ivgeiaia swf, Burk row, left lo right: B. Avers, L. Norton, B. Anderson, J. adviser, N. Frederick, C. XX'alker, F. jennejahn, M. Morris, Marlin, S. Miller, B. Sitvman, B. Strong, R. Frost: lrfl row, left j. Parrish, l. Faulknerg Front row, lefl to right: N. jabaut, to right: M. Shellman, K. Storke, D. Rose, P. Schmidt, F. Boldt, pres,, ID. Hacker, C. Amorcse, sec., L. Garvey, treas., Lewis G. Gerstner, M. Smithg Zml row, left tu right: Mrs. Fox, vice-president. The Library Club members 21Ct as assistants to the librarian, Mrs. Fox, They devote their free time to checking. repairing, and binding books. By so doing, they become familiar with library techniques. nf ff Biiri roug lefl to riglylx li. Frank, M. Sackett, li. Boldt, M. Bucklandg lnl row, lvf! lo rigbt: C, Amorese, P. Dailey, B. Britka, C. Ornt, M. Frederick: Zml muy left to riglfl: A. Sacliett, DI. Lewis, M. Kintz, B. Strong, S. Miller, M. MorrisL Fran! mug loft to right: B. Templar, S. llorau. ll, Belcher. xl. Strapp, B. Cochrane, editor, Mrs. Frank. adviser, if. Spittal, T. Mamoone, -I, Xlfilliams. The purpose of the Press Club is to report the news of the school through the monthly publication The Hornet . 34

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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

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1 'f 1 Jx, lpn: ff' X y W Bark rou'. lofi lo right: R. Vlaters, H. Stanton, G. Nelson, C. Leone, L. llorau, XV. Shafer, XY. Hyde, ll. Closs, C. Nemitz Seiler, Ci. Varney, S. Parry, R. March, R. Moldram, P. Swartz, S. Tenny, P. Vastbinder: Zml. muy lvfl to rigbl: V. VanMaaren R. Norris, H. Buckman, -I. Mztntegna, L. XVhiting1 -lib rouy li. Schumatker, D. Rose, P. Lewis, C. Hetker, C. Collins, M lefl lo rigbl: L. Reber, N. Frederick, M. Birehenaugh, S. Hutklin, C. Mantegna.C.Swart1. P. Hutcheon, C. Amorese, li Cudebec. M. Morton, B. Cothrane, li. Boldt, D. Belcher, Frank: Ifront roug lefl Io right: j. Heath, L. White. sec., A jonas, S. Fmntis, P. Schmidt, fi. Osadkag 3rd mir. lefl lo rigblf Cooney, treas., M. Killackey, pres., Miss Ilispema. adviser, F J. Furman, A. Carter, G. Treat. S. Cooney, Bushman, R. Leone, vice-pres.. P. Maloney. j. Parrish, lf, Chermside, M jenkins, V. Burton. Students who are taking Latin are eligible for membership in the Latin Club. Under the direction of Miss Dispenza, this organization seeks to advance the know- ledge and interest of its members in Roman culture and civilization. i E 4 -I LE Brick raw, lefl lo rigbl: R. Prite, A. Cooney, H. Buckman, Mr. lfraver, adviser, R. Clark, E. Hamish, D. Mantegna: iw! mir. lefl to riglals N. Yantz, j. Marlin, M. Menchillo, V. Burton, ID. Hacker, P. Hicks, M. Morris. V. llurkee. L. XVhiting: 2nd mir, lefl to rigfllx M. Bucklin, bl. jonas, li. Sthumatker, C. Collins, C. Mantegna, R. March, C. Hecker, T. Namoone, K. Swartz: fron! mug fell In riglvl: nl. Parrish, P. llutcheon, P. Maloney, P. lfretlerick, vice-pres., F. Leone, pres., j. Mantegna, -I. Lewis, C. llenome. Dramatics Club, under Mr. Fraver's watchful eye, spends its time preparing plays and skits for their own, as well as the student body's amusement and enjoyment. From this experience they gain a greater appreciation of acting and the stage. 35