Phoenix Central High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Phoenix, NY)

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SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Center: Mrs. Sleeth, advisor, J. Stauring, J. Johnson. S. Peek, A. Parker, G. Crandall, M. Riley, J. DiSalvo, D. Ritchie, B. Caswell, C. Beattie, D. Richards, D. Dundon, J. William- son, J. Morgan, A. Luke, M. Richards, L. Godkins, K. Murtagh, J. Kirpatrick. The Phoenix Chapter of the National Honor Society was chartered in 1954. The present group has twenty members but will become larger after induction of new members on December 13. I The local group conducts a student-teacher day at which time students act as teachers in the various classrooms throughout the school system. Students also perform a tutoring service at Elm Street school, offering individualized help to young students who need it. Members often act as guides during Open House held at the high school. On Moving-Up Day, the chapter entertains the graduating seniors at a tea following the assembly program. The Phoenix Chapter participates in the activities of District 10 of the National Honor Society. Members at-tend the fall conference every year. This year eight members of the group and their advisor enjoyed the bus trip to Ottawa where they toured the government buildings and observed parliament in session. OFFICERS A. Luke, Secretaryg K. Murtagh, Vice-Presi- dentg J. DeSaIvo, President, M. Riley, Trea- surer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X I N V P S If 1 W6

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4 SENIOR HISTORY CLUB Flow One: Mr. Groben, C. Tomb, P. Spano, M. Parkinson, V. VanderHoff, W. Nevins, M. Post, C. Lambert, F. Grabowski, V. Green, J. Darling, F. Elhage. Row Two: K. Chittenden, N. Whelpy, S. Rookey, N. Allen, K. Blake, J. Neville, D. Allen, V. Balducci, J. Tenhundfeld, J. Flanieri, S. Haney, M. Flanieri, D. Tomb, Mr. Lavere. Row Three: B. Austin, J. Lower, C. Hamilton, J. Klase, P. Durr, J. Durr, D. Richards, D. Avery, D. DenBleyker, S. Sterling, M. Corsivo, S. Potucek, F. Whelply, B. Loomis, M. Lavarnway. The History Club started a successful year by electing officers under the guidance of advisors, Mr. Groben and Mr. Lavere, Officers are Connie Tomb, President: Jim Durr, Vice-President: Joyce Darling, Secretary: Sally Haney, Treasurer: and Patty Durr, Historian. The club's main activity was the annual Yorker Convention. The History Club took with them, their annual project for this year, a model of the Schuyler Mansion. The main fund-raising activity was the Satur- day morning movie for elementary schoolchildren. Other fund-raising activities included selling pens, showing the basketball schedule, Halloween soap insurance, and selling submarine sandwiches at football games. OFFICERS J. Durr, Vice-President: C. Tomb, President: S. Haney, Trea surerg P. Durr, Historian.

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OFFICERS D. Dundon, President, D. Richards, Vice-Presidentg J. Casbara, Secretary, B. Caswell, Treasurer, M. Anderson, Sergeant at Arms. Although relatively few in number, the Math Club steps forward to promote a better understanding of one of the oldest and purest sciences known to man. We of the club feel assured we will be able to achieve this enormous task. lf we are able to help one person in his struggle through math, our purpose has been fulfilled. Row One: B. Lonis, B. Clark, D. Dundon, M.Thompson Row Two M Colbert J Klase M Czlrr D Gates B Caswell B Wilkinson M. Anderson, D. Avery, M. Lavarnway, D. Watson, Fl Strough N Whelply Mr DeLorme Mr Charles