Nunda High School - O Nonda O Yearbook (Nunda, NY)

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Standing, L, to R.: A. DeVinney, L. Williams, M. McMaster, N. Lowell, J. McMaster, J.MacVean, P. MacVean, S. Eddy, M. Goodrich. Seated: N. DeVinney, J, Artlip, J. Mac- Vean, Mrs. Gormel. Kneeling: J. Mann, I. Nelson, S. Mehlenbacher, N. Moore. FUTURE RSES' CLUB The Future Nurses lub of Nunda Central chool was organized in ebruary, 1956. It pre- ents an opportunity to terest high school stu- ents in pers onal and ommunity health: to ncourage them in find- gout what Nursing re- ires and offers, and help them decide isely about profession- or practical Nursing their career. The embers are from the nth, eleventh, and elfth grades. F. T. A. The purpose of the Future Teachers of A- merica is to interest students in teaching by student participation in actual classroom situa- tions. The students ob- serve until they are fa- miliar with the situation and then they have a chance to participate in actual teaching. The name of our local club is Hoh-Sue- Saho and is affiliated with the N. Y.S. T.A. Back Row, L. to R.: S. Edwards, E. Warren, N. Nichols, C. Bertron, P. Hinchliffe, M, Downs. Front Row: V. Cox, P. Huffman, Mrs. Asmus, C. Gibson. 47

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UBRARY CLUB The main purpose of the Library Club is to train students to assist the Librarian with book circulation, as well as preparing the Librarian Booklet, making book displays, assisting with the younger grades, and erecting bulletin boards. Brief monthly book re- ports are used to ac- quaint the other mem- bers of the club with various types of books, and oral reports of new books are made in each meeting, Back Row, L. to R.: J. Somers, W. Rittenhouse, T. Saunders, D. Galton, D. Martin, M. Wiseman, E. Chasey, D. Trescott, L. Gilbride, S. Kemp, B. Cox, P. Pendergast, J. Treat, G. Pietron. 3rd Row: H. Thomas, L. Beardsley, I. VanDom, B. Watkins, R. Willey, K. VanDorn, B. Smith, F. Bonadomla, C. Couture, J. Paine, J. Underwood, M. Rich. 2nd Row: Mrs. Watkins, J. Artlip, P. Merry, M. Emmick, B. Hopkins, J. Westbrook, L. Rathburn, K. Schrier, C. Cain, I. Cartwright, L. Smith. Front Row: D. Meade, M. Blood, D. Hurl- hurt, C. Meade, K. Tunningley, J. Paine, D. Gilbride, L. Smith. Back Row, L. to R.: R. Feller, I. Somers, W. Veley, Mrs. Kelly, G. Hotchkiss, F. Schneider, G. Johnston, R. Downs. 3rd Row: M. Beardsley, N. Moore, A. DeVinney, K. Towne. 2nd Row: P. Pendergast, L. Gilbride, C. Bertron, J. Treat. Front Rowzj. Artlip, I, Mann, L. Dieter, G. Eichorn. STUDENT COUNCH The Student Cou cil's main function is 1 act as the student go erning body. It is als the medium throu which major proble' involving students a presented. This orga ization has been a gre help to the co-operati between students and 0 faculty. 46

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Back Row, L. to R,:Mr. Baldeck, R. Ry-mer, D. Nusbickel, J. Zeck, D. Hurd, E. Gormel, C. Galbraith. Front Row: I. Slawson, T. Saunders, I. Thompson. ' HALL MONITORS There are many op- portunities in high school for the sincere student who wants to be of service to his school. These students assist by monitoring in the halls and stairways at lunch periods. This is a pro- ject managed by the Student Council. PROJECTIOPI' - SQUAD The Projection Squa is made up of student from the elementary an high school. Their dutie consist of operatin movie projectors, tap recorders, record play ers, and taking care c the lighting for schoc assemblies, and othe performances. Back Row, L. to R.:N. Moore, P. Pendergast, J. Artlip, L. Gilbrlde, C. Bertron, I. Treat. Front Row: J. Somers, W, Veley, L. Dieter, G. Hotchkiss. 48 1