Poland Central High School - Kuyahooran Yearbook (Poland, NY)

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F.F.A. is an active or- ganization in school whose primary aim is the development of agricultural leadership, co- F- QQQAA - -A ,FV'-,FV operation, and citizenship. To further this, they participate in main events, such as helping put on the an- nual school fair. WH -NMR: Eos' wJZ+EEol2 F. Cowan E.Murr-ay D.ROaI'k M-Cechanowicz Reporter Secretary V. Pres. PTGB. Treasurer Sentinel

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LIBRARY cws g Senior Library Glub Officers: President, Carol Edwardsg Vice President, Peggy Carnrightg Secretary, Pat Newmang Treasuer, Georgia Smith The members of Mrs. Warren's library clubs help with the library program in many ways, such as putting on an annual book week exhibit, helping care for the books and assisting the grade teachers by reading to the children. They also go on field trips, have parties and occasionally put on plays. One of their most interesting jaunts was to the home of Grace Paull, a noted local artist-writer who lives in Cold Brook. WIS? O Junior Library Club Officers: President, Georgia Taylorg Vice-President, Harvey Ferrisg Secretary, Patty Lane

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA WQMAKFRS lfxxx-1 The primary aim of this girls' organization is to X develop efficient homemakers of tomorrow. The girls, sgsupervised by Mrs. Thayer, sponsor bake sales, help with El Ijlll banquets, and participate in other fund-raising activi- 'A r I NX September. At the end of the year, FHA puts on a banquet O 'L 9' of its own. bo w.xNA'1x..: rl, Q. ' ' X Q, 9 Z3 - 1 I- N' .' G if jk ,,ties, one of the biggest being the School Fair held in rf +14 fs' 1 'TV Q 'gr W 'bo fo t OV-X QA NEW Second Row: E. Schrider, Treasurerg M. Kostyn, V. Pres.: H. Pomichter, Pres.g Mrs. Thayer, Advisory C. Nightingale, Historiang B. Dauback, Secretaryg J. Dea11ng,Song Leader