Sherman Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Sherman, NY)

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3 D ROW ONE M Cady C Trlana N Sager,S DeMeyer S Park K Soc1a P Crandall B Hayes E Zodel .T Raney ROW TWO I Hmgglnbotham G Douglas I Parkman W Tempas S Yaple B Tompkms A Reynolds ROW THREE M Vrooman R Hazen, E Baldw1n C SZyfI'l3.I1OW1Sk1 J Grxswald C Srmth N Croscut L Chambers FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Thls 1S an organlzauon made up of puplls ln grades elght twelve who are takmg or have taken courses m homemaklng. The F H A Chapters are formed IH local schools but are aff1hated w1th New York State and Natlonal Assocxauons The goals of the F H A are to help members Lmprove personal and famlly 11v1ng more 1n the fumre. The F H A programs prov1de real llfe learnmg s1tuat.1ons by lntegratlng class home and cornmumty experxences FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION J ROW ONE W Smrth R Moore P wlggers, H Cady P Warnshu1s D Rohman G MoCray D Mead, D Croscutt. ROW TWO M Bowen P Gehr, A Ph1lL1ps .T Blsbee F W1ley A Robmson R Leamer T Henry E Seeklngs Mr Hotchluss AEENT W Sparhng D Skell1e C Coburn R Gnswald R H111 Lker OFFICERS P Warnshuls, Pres1dent R Moore V1ce Pres1dent P J Wtggers Secretary P Gehr Treasurer, D. Croscutt, Reporter, G. McC ray, Senunel The F.F.A. IS an extra curr1cu1ar act1v1ty whlch works as an mtegral part of the program of Vocauonal Educatlon m Agnculture m the pubhc school system. Leadershtp, character development, sportsmanshlp, and patrlotlsm 13 the foundatlon upon whxch the F.F,A. orgamzauon 1S bullt. Our motto explams the ph11osophy of the F.F.A. LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE F 0 I I 0 o I U 1' f QQIFAI Rfb I my . Q JN- II I I . O z ., -:..g,, I , Q. V V+' 1 ws- E L ,rs tr 2 Q g Q I , o o g l 9 o . 5 n g a , n 9 . . : . ' ' . . , . , . , . , . ' . . . : . . . . ', . ' ', . ' , . ' , . . . . V Q ' O I O D , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . . ' . QQ 71 I O I O 9 ' A L ,K I Q , Kfia ' W ,f I G . xx W .01 Y t .A J I I X - . I ' -4 Rvws. .,- ' I : . ' , . , . ' . , . ' , . , . , . . : . , . . ' ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' . : . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . ' - ' . : . ' ' 3 . , ' - ' : . . ' , : . ,

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L TIN CLUB LAST ROW Phyllis Crandall Sharon Park Sally DeMeyere Lyn Matteson Eileen Harvey Glenn Fuller Bob Snyder MISS Lilley ROW TWO Valerie King Barbara Baum Betty Ann Wareham Sandy Smith Judy Peterson. ROW THREE Donna Morton Karen Dibble Ina Near Barbara Crane Phyllis Gullck FRONT ROW Janet Meeder Lorraine Gratzer Carol Oelbeck Loretta Llndstrorn. The first meeting was held on November 3 after school We then viewed colored slides of the Roman ruins in France, There will be meetings once a month to instill a deeper understanding of the Latin language and the Roman culture We are planning to have slides film reports and a Roman banquet FRENC LUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynne Adams, Peggy Persons, Tim Kardeen, Miss Lilley, Clyde Whittling, Mary Park Joann Griswold.

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LIBR RY CLUB UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION SEATED Mrs Tryon Kxtty Tr1ana Darlene Robmson Charlotte Sm1th Mrs W1ll1ams Glen d1ne Douglas Judy Nelson Peggy Tenhulsen STANDING Peggy Persons Lynne Adams Becky Stouffer Vlrgxnla I-lulett Mary Park Rachel Park Agnes Yalko Joyce Skellle Carol Szymanowskl Dor1s Camp Margaret Batson Martha Clou Ellen Zodl Carolyn Trxana Stella Fuller The Llbrary Club IS d1v1ded 1nto two groups one helpmg Mrs Tryon wlth the grade 11 brary and the other workmg wxth Mrs Wllhams 1n the hlgh school llbrary These people are galnlng valuable exper1ence 1n L1brary Sclence as they help to process card shelve and cata logue books 1n addluon to havmg charge of the l1brary desk P1ns or school letters are awarded those students who have successfully completed a cer tam number of hours ln the library . . . . . .. - - ' I I I I I I I I I I ' . . .. . I I I I I I I I .I .I I I I I I I I I . . .. . . . ' . .- . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . , . ' - I