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

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'EJ .4 F M ni .3 I ' c rnuvn an Luv! I Stcuw YV A nrrn ' :amor onus .,,, Q 9 I ' fl V Hournuens at Anime: ' in 'BV Bark row, left fo right: C. Ornt, J. Lewis, M. Dahl, pres., A. Sackett, vice-pres., D hl l ' 1 Znd row, lefi Io S. Dorau, sec., V. Durkee, treas., J. Durkee, Mrs. a , at viser right: J. Moore, M. Sackett, M. Harloff, L. Norton, H, Starken, N. -lahautg Fran! row, left to rigbl: C. Durkee, S. Draper, M. Frederick, M. Donlon, P. jenneiahn. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is a National Organization of boys and young men who are studying Voca- tional Agriculture in high school. It is designed to supplement training op- portunities for boys who are progress- ing toward the goal of establishment in a farming business, Through F.F.A. activities the cooperative spirit is fos- tered and individual talent for leader- ship is discovered and developed. si W Bak ran le I to H5111 B Templar B Cochrane J Beth G Gerstncr P Frederick M lxxllukex Znd rou le! to rzgbt R Moldram B Faulkner j l-Iallex I Hollister j Parrish M Harloff Fronf rou le! to right R Kneale A Wackcr sec P Hutcheon treas Miss Dispenla adviser M Martin pres D lxossoxs site pres B Sackett FUTURE HOMIEMAKERS OF AMERICA We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage, And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage, And high hope. Back row, Iefl to right: S. Prouty, R. Shellman, Mr. Curtis, adviser, F. Taylor, R. Hudson, D. Duffy: Front row, left to righl: D. Kerbs, report., A. Coyle, sentinel, L. Desmann, vice-pres., I.. Ainsworth, pres., W. Burke, sec., j. jabaut, treas., D. Starken. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers Club, The Magis- ters, is a group of high school students who hope or plan to become teachers. These people work in the elementary school as student teachers and here they get a truer picture of the teaching vocation and its place in society.

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R-7 MATH CLUB A newly organized club this year, Math Club, under the direction of Miss Fitzgerald seeks to further the interest of high school students in math. The members of this club are taught to apply new methods, not learned in class, of mathematical calculations. SCIENCE CLUB Science Club serves to advance the interest of its members in science and its wonders and to provide them with an opportunity to see, learn about, and work with scientific equipment not ordinarily available to them. ART CLUB The Art Club serves as a source of enjoyment, education, and also per- forms services for the school and the community. The members learn new techniques and experiment and develop old ones. They also visit places of interest in the area to see aft in its industrial and practical applications. Bark row, lefl Io rigbl: B. joint, N. Clar, G. Sleight, R. Buckman, 5 1 j. Feldman, ll. Storkeg Ifront t'0ll'. Q, ' left to right: N. Havens, treas., S. . ' Morris, sec., P. Habetker, pres.. ' ' Miss Fitzgerald, adviser, lf. Leone, tus vice-pres. ...f Hulk one 0 rw. R - A ' link row, lefl In rigbl: G. Sleight, P. Sleight, R. Mahrt, P. Dailey, j. Bushman P. Hicksi irzl muy lofi lu riglvf: P. Schmidt, A, Cooney, R. Norris, Cf. ixl2lI1ICgIl2l K. Swartz, C. Collinsg lm! mu. lefl In riglwf -I. jonas, P. ilUlK'llCUll, Ci. Citieveson M. Morton, P. Miller, IJ. Peasep lfronl mir. lefl Io rigbl: S. llabecker S Francis R. Moldram, Mt. Capurso, R. Reilly, R. March. i A i amz. 'Fi J SF liuvk row, left lo rigbl: D, Mantegna, R. Ciroth, A. Bachmann, M. Dahl, N. Havens, B. Ayers, M. Kintz, S. Herrington: 4111 mu, left lo rigbl: B. Faulkner, N. Clar, A. Sackett, S. Guild, lf, O'Brien, M. Smith, XY. Sheeler: ln! row, left to riglrl: B, joint, j. Coal-zley, B. Templar, -I. Furman, C. Denome, ll. Closs, R. Henry, R. Hyde, Zml muy lefl to rigbl: M. Vahue, R. Young, B. Anderson, L. XVhite, D. Beach, V. Durkee, M. Marting Frou! mir. lefl In riglJ1.' S. Coakley, vice-pres. Ci. Norris, Hally, set,-treas., lf. broth, pres.1 Alzxwzfs Mr. Nelson adviser. 37

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J I X x Iiuck row. left to right: l. Drowne, N. Clar, B. Ayers, F. bl. Bucklin, bl. Birchenoughg from rou', left to right: A. Martin, F. Chermsinle, -I. Strappg Zml raw, lefl lo right: A. Wacker, sec., 1. Willianis, A, Carter, pres., Mr. Cochrane, Sackett, K. Swartz, L. Norton, M. Shellman, D. Beach, adviser, S. Dorau, treas., B. Templar, M. Sackett. llllr- SPORTSMIlN'S CLUB The Sportsmen's Club was or- ganized for the purpose of giving instruction and practice in the correct handling of a gun. Mem- bers learn how to conduct them- selves in a safe manner while afield. Experience is given in the various techniques of fishing. Projects in conservation are tree planting and replenishing fish in streams in the Honeoye Falls area. 39 GIRLS RIFLE CLUB The rifle club draws its membership from girls who are 14 years or older. The club spends'its time learning to handle firearms safely, and in practicing target shooting. Several of the members have taken part in the live ammunition shooting program conducted by Bob Cochrane. Bari row, lefl I0 rigbf: Feldman, ll. Gilbert, A. Shirley, C. Arner, S. Clunlebut, S. Habecker: 21111 row. lcfl lo rigbls CA. Varney, L. XX hiting, R. lloltlsworth, R. Sackett, P. Swartzl Front muy lofi Io rigbl: M. Vahue, VU. Lusk, sec., ,l. l3'HllDl, treas., Mr. Cochrane, adviser. M. Leuis, pres., ll. Mantegna, S. Herrington.