Port Byron Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Port Byron, NY)

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Striving for Perfection fs een 93 Our schools five 4 H clubs with approximately 125 members meet together once a year for an achievement night program At this program individual members are recozmzed for outstanding work in work rn which they have carried out the points ofthe 4 H pledge The local clubs are Mentz Triangular Leader Mr Lawrence Dutcher Happy Workers Leader Mr C R Kaufman Pms and Needles Leader Mrs Stephen Mills Buclcsvrlle Pioneers Leader Mr Carl Stevens Happy Clover Leafs Leader Mrs Harry Taylor Planning for the Future Il I F Tnner B Smr Ron R Grat I Shetler R Snyder F Connors R Carrr R I-Irclxs J Beach R Somerulle H Niarshall M lanes T Nfmnow R111 E Turner G Emerson R Carey J Adslt F Laury l Wool F Wilson B Darrovs C Marsh Nir Qteyens D Wool j Niapley J Vrooman G Behm R lxeenly H Calkins A Foster L Marsden Future Farmers of America The primary arms of the Future Farmers of America are to develop agricultural leadership cooperation and citizenship The FFA Charter was acquired by the club in February of 1939 Mr Edwards was teaching at the time Then Mr Edwards taught for five years until the war when Mr Finley took over and taught on a half time basis ln 1946 Mr Stevens started teaching During the span of time from 19a9 to 1957 errhr boys have received the Empire Farmers degree At the present time there are 36 members in the club Our FFA and -4 H dubr Hof only teach us boa to do many ureful thmgr but ue 11150 .rupplement our allouance ,- -. . 15 ' If :I R' , . ,, . s ' ' X v - . : J l A I I. ',,. ws, A I af BVS ' if I 1 1 ' 'N 'L I l 1 1 Z ' l 1 1 - - - , l- . , T v l - - 5 , 1 an l ll . ,I L ' 1 . - F . . 4 . ' I e ,r -' I 1 . I I ,s ' Ift. . A Q Y G 5 , 'ill ,' m ' X E , - W I 7 gk C 5 MV, X GN I 1 A ' LX- 5' ' x . ft , I iff? Q ! ,X ' x 4 R11 1 . 5 , . -Ili. 2-. ft. ,. ',. ,. s., ,. ',.r ,. 1,3-H. .. .. ',. '.. ' Q.. .. '.. .1., ' , 'r , r , ' ,' , , L. . 1 , . , . , . 1, - . . l . . . . , ' .Y Y . . , ' - ' . ' , f fl V ' r from the :ale of many of our projefqir. We alro have good wboleiome fun ai our meefingr.

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In1t1at1ng Yo S 1ent1sts '14 zz I L Horr R Van Dyke P Bodner L Knapp j Thomas B Stlcox A Leary L Smtth Rau M Ford P Stonebutg D Smtth I Crysdale D Leary R Graf An rnterest tn vattous suhyects rs deyeloped early rn the grades Frequently thts lnterest ts Suence General Sttence ts a persons ftrst taste of hugh school sctence Th1s ts the foundatton for Bxology Physxcs and Chemtstry It ts from thts foundatton that the future of bttcnce students quxckly forms For the suence student there. 1s .1 promtstng future a demand for hrs ysork good pay a ,oh he enpoys Neva johs are awaxttng., htm and perhaps fame However yxhtle YM1lIlf'lLl'l1f future recoganttton our promtsnug screnttsts are buslly engaged ln study and cxpertmentatxon both tn regular glass work under the Lutdance of Mr Leary and Mr Zuhon and tn the Suence Cluh Entertalmng Us J Kmcatd I Connors R Carr C Smtth H Marshall B VanD1rto P Conley M Ball C Crosby F Dalesto R Murdock B Ol-lata R Burgess G Ball Last year under the ltrectton of Nfr Nmtth a zroup of band members :ot toeether for the purpose of formma a dance hand The group met after school when ttme was ayatlable The band played for seyeral concerts and also for a dance held after a supper spon sored by the luntor Class Dunne the summer the band competed tn an amateur contest held at the Vweedsport Commumty Farr Thts year the band meets eath week at .1 set pertod jxm lxmcard was elected dxrector and manaeer The hand ms alvsays vstllrnz tc play for any school acttvttv as they emoy playme lust as much as the students enyoy danctng and ltstenme to then' musnc Thu year mam of ur ymnel' flu netflx nrranr ff Suffice Club Thu e of ur uh befrmg I Ibrr fine dub benefit :ery much from rt G 0 U U 0 I .. ' ' .. Q . I I ' A .. . f . N , H.-H W T y N, , 4 151 so wi- A 'x '- f -,4': in ' X 7 Ro -. . . . , . , . , , ' , . ', . l . A7 y . Y Y . V V x v' Y, V A - y . ' ' , k'. , , ' V , ' ' ' , - - V - . ,', ' , ' .' . O l l l - n - . - . . - - n - y . s - v s ls . , . ', . , . , . . K, ' A . . ' .. I . ' . ' . V 'A . .1 ' kit ' . 1 X' n U ', ' ' ' h.

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Developing Athletes B.S. in Phytiral Education Graduate Work I Cortland State Teachers College Mr. Alberti, one of our seventh grade teachers, coaches baseball. He also helped this past fall with our football team BS in Education Graduate Work Syracuse University Mr Casey one of our sixth grade teachers Mr Albem coaches football and JV basketball Mr Casey BS rn Phgnral lzducalton Boston University Sargent College M A in Phuzraf Educatzon New York University Miss Ktayka is the girls physical education instruc tor Miss Krayka has charge of the cheerleaders and prepares girl teams for playdays and competition with other schools Miss Krayka also teaches Hygiene Miss Krayka BS in Phgncal Edurauon Cortland State University Graduate Work Syracuse University Coaching Schools University of North Carolina Long Island University Mr West is the boys physical education instruc tor He also coaches Var sity basketball West There four coaches deferze much credzt and prime from the .rruderm and adrnmxrtranon of thu chool If st werent for their corutant effom ue uoulfl net er he able to boar! of the fme phyrxcal education department that we have A 5 S Aff i r J C , . .. . .ML ,