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

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Future Homemokers of America it .Wm v ,-,vga-9. 'ft X 'A 3 + Lw:' . af s 1-' 1. ' at N. , ., fi. x at 'P ,th ,tg-FWM 1 -tt ' if ' sf Future The FFA is organized for those students interested in vocational agri- culture and its related subjects. The purpose of this organization is to help the student gain knowledge in the techniques of agriculture. This year's officers include: President, Rex Taborg Vice-President, Harold Langeg Secretary, Robert Reelg Treasurer, Nancy Lewandrowskig Ad- visor: Mr. Raymond Miller. Q ,. 1. . L sg The purpose of the FHA, is to encourage democracy in home and community. The group receives wholesome individual and group recre ation, and works for a good home and family life for all. The officers this year are: Pres- ident, M. Waterburyg Vice-President, I- OZ0g: SGCIGI-ary, C. Youngsg Treas urer, J. Haverg Advisor: Mrs. Helen Thayer. Farmers of America

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Press Club Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Managing Editor Art Editor . . Feature Editor . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Ellen Griffin . . Anthony Lehman . . . Bruce Garret . . Gary Dygert . . Sandra Thayer Sports .... . Mary Ann Zamorski Douglas Hathaway Business Manager . . . Nancy Coonradt Exchange Editor . . . . . Jo Ann Potter Looking things over. Press Club consists of a group of selected students ties. Each year Press Club edits and distributes four issues of FLASH. For the past fifteen consecutive years, FLASH has rated ALL-NEW YORK at the annual conference held at Utica College. Last year FLASH scored a perfect rating of 100 points to earn a gold cup for the third consecutive year. Poland's record now stands at seven gold cups in eleven years, five of which were won in the last six. who are interested in developing their journalistic abili-

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Future Teachers Club r A, ss 2 . : S .---f. ii:5f.,. -ft Lf-,f. 1 is as Q-.tczssf ' K K gi. 1 1 5,2 sms. Sig: efviwjA..'.1 if A' Q.. Sf eeeu A Q W ig., R, sf 'X :iw r W 3 it 179. as il gig. 4 f f . President- K. Przelski, Secretary - M. Gauthier, Vice-Pres- ident - D. Moody, Treasurer - M. Griffin. Advisors: Mr. F. Salisbury, Mr. T. Kelly. The Library Club is an influential group in our school. During the course of the year, its members prepare, pe- riodically, bulletin boards, displaying book topics, and urging students to read. This being a presidential elec- tion year, the library club took a straw vote of the student body, and an- nounced the results. The members have two main goals: to learn somewhat how to run a library, and to encourage the use of books throughout the school. Library Club Organized in the Spring of 1964, the Future Teachers Club aims to offer to students interested in the teaching profession the opportunity to gain in- sight of the profession. They get first- hand experience in the classroom by discussions with new and experienced teachers, and outside activities con- nected with school. The club hopes to help students make an honest decision about becom- ing a teacher, to promote better teacher-student relationship, and to provide more well-qualified teachers. President - I. Ozog, Vice President - K. Miller, Secretary - J. Copperwheat, Treasurer - J. Arthur, Advisors: Mrs. L. Coons, Mrs. R. McNeil.