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

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TORY CLUB Men may come, and en may go, but, we the History Club go on forever. The History Club is to all Sophomores, n i or s, and Seniors. join the Club be- they like it. The is o n e of and freedom with responsi- Our officers this year Josephine Vice-President, Aylor: Secretary- reasurer, Philip Maker: Advisor, Mr. Zeck. Back Row, L, to R.: L, Thompson, S. Harrington, E, Claud, J, DeFranco, I. Iolmson, P. Willard, D, Beardsley, K. Schrier, J. Shaffer. Front Row: C. Meade, S, Edwards, Mrs. Ryan, K. Tunningley, S. Squires. Back R.ow, L. to R.: N. Radder, R. Hopkins, P. Maker, J. johnson, B. Holly. 4th Row: G. Simms, N. DeVinney, M. Emmick, E. Clancy, D. Aylor. 3rd Row: C. Schaaf, N. Nichols, N. Lowell, R. Higbee, R, Isaman, L. Johnston, E. Gormel. 2nd Row: R. Galton, C. Mar- acle, P. Malone, D. Lindsay, 1. Ryan, R. Rymer, D. Thompson, Front Row: Mr. Zeck, N. Smith, J. Artlip, J. Totsline, I. Shaffer, D, Foster, C. Couture, 1. DeFranco. BANKING CLUB To assist in saving toward senior-trip ex- penditures, the Student Banking Club provides a savings program in con- nection with Peter DePuy State Bank. M embe r s collect the money and Mrs. Ryan oversees the deposits.

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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

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F.F.A This year Bill Crane and Paul Claud had the privilege of being sent to Kansas City to learn more about agriculture and Gary Hotchkiss spent a week at a Leadership Training Camp where he received valuable infor- mation on parliamentary procedure. The Future Farmers of Amerie are doing a tremendous job in rais- ing the standards and advancing the methods of agriculture in our na- tion. Back Row, L. to R.: D. Williams, G. Bentley, L. Johnston, E. Tilton, B, Holly, R. Buc- hinger, L. Pattersdn, L. Fisher, H. Bailey, 3rd Row: J, Shaffer, R. Harrington, H. Rupp, R, Howe, M. Hopkins, J. Rapp, 1. Nusbickel, C, Harrington, P. Claud, G. Hotchkiss. 2nd Row: J. Aronhalt, G. Ricketts, R. Isaman, P. Crane, Mr. Couture, L. VanDorn, J. Dodd, C. Couture, D. Thompson, Front Row: R. Burr, D. Thompson, C. Rapp, G. Taylor. Back Row, L, to R.: D, Fisher, R. Voss, R, Bennett, W. Livergood, H. Minster, R, Wat- kins, V. Wood. Front Row: R. McCallum, G. Perry, L. Critzburg, Mr. Couture, J. Gilbert, L, Strobel, E. Shute. F. F.A. The Future Farme of America is a nation organization of, by, a for boys studying voc tional agriculture, The Nunda chapte known as the Nun Future Farmers, pa ticpates in the Coun Basketball League, t Public Speaking Contes livestock and dairy ju ging, and many coun fairs. 50