Forestville Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Forestville, NY)

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The Senior Class Presents HSEVENTEEN IS TERRIFICN directed by Mr. H. Fleming THE CAST Doctor Allenby Donald Workoff Mrs. wagner Charlotte Congdon Hannah Hawks Eudora Cody Chuck Allenby James Everhart Barbie Allenby Maureen Kane Janie Allenby Wilma Wills Billy Allenby Richard Franwick Patsy Gardner Nancy McGuire Nancy Pomeroy Dorothy Philbrick George Bennett Thomas Austin Ginny Grant Grace Cummings Hugo Jarvis Eugene Austin COM ITTEES Prompters Grace Dawley, Janice Sanders, Jeanne Fuss, Ada Carol Sager Properties Donald Richter, Roger Levandoske Programs Betty wilkens, Virginia Grisanti 25

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Wilma LaMar Wills nMaiden! with the meek brown eyesn Student Council 1 Yearbook Staff 3,h F.H.A. 1,2,3, President M Chorus 1, Treasurer 2 and 3 Tumbling 1,2 Girls Basketball M Cheerleaders l,2,3, Captain M Plays 3 Senior Play Cast Class Officer Student Council l, Secretary 2,3,h nPunky'is another member of our class who seems to be in everything. She will be remembered for her good will in these activities. At present, she has no definite plans for the future. Donald Edward Workoff nAs cold as a cucumbern Student Council 3, President M Hi-Y 2,3, Treasurer A Boys Chorus 3 Football 2,3,LL Baseball 3,h Basketball 2,3,h Senior Play Cast nDonn will be remembered by our class for his participation in sports and his hgm ing. His great ambition is to become a millionaire. We think he will ma e . SE IOR PLAY 22

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E. IOR HI TORY Our present seniors who started school here in the first grade were Wilma Wills, Virginia Grisanti, and Joan Everhart. This trio was expanded to a sex- tet when Jeanne Fuss, Janice Sanders, and Roger Levandoske enrolled in the second grade. Things quieted down some when Roger Levandoske left at the end of the year. Everything was going swell until the fifth grade when Richard Franwick entered and Roger came back. In the sixth grade,the class was honored to have Maureen Kane and Grace Cummings enter. Then, at the end of the year, Janice Sanders left us to make room for Grace Dawley, Nancy McGuire, and Don Spears, who joined our class in the seventh grade. Don left in the middle of the yean This lightened the load of many at Forestville Central School. Two of the class brains, Betty Wilkens and Eudora Cody, joined us in the eight grade. Our HBabyn, In the Sophomore year,the and Acey Sager joined the back to us. Jim Everhart Charlotte Congdon, joined us in our Freshman year. class was increased when Barbara Nelson, Don Workoff family. Then Jan Sanders and Don Spears had to come and Don Richter joined us in our Junior year. This brings our total class number to 21 rugged individuals. As Freshmen, we won second prize on our float in the Halloween Parade. We also held a Saint Patrick's Dance in March. The following class members ,held official positions: Eileen O'Conne1l,President, Lester Bernett,Vice-President, Joan Everhart, Secretary, Lorraine Arnold, Treasurer, Bert Crane and Wilma Wills, Student Council, Mr. Gerald Hall, Advisor. when we were Sophomores, we presented a play for assembly called uShe'll Be Coming Around the Mountain.n In April, we held our class dance. Official positions were held by: Grace Dawley, President, Nancy McGuire,Vice-President, Wilma Wills, Secretary, Lorraine Arnold, Treasurer, Eileen O'Connell and Richard Franwick, Student Council, Gerald Eggleston, Reporter, Mr. Theodore Labuzzetta, Advisor. we started our year as Juniors by winning first prize with our Halloween float. Our play and dance were also quite successful. We received our class rings in January. Holding official positions were: Thomas Austin, President, Janice Sanders, Vice-President, Wilma Wills, Secretary, Joan Everhart, Treas- urer, Betty Wilkens and Don workoff, Student Council, Gene Austin, Reporter, Mr. John Hagerty, Advisor. As Seniors, we have achieved much to remember. We sold more magazines than any other class. Our play, nSeventeen is Terrificn, was a huge success The Varsity Show, the Senior Prom, and our trip to Washington, all were a huge success. Our class officers were: James Everhart, President, Betty Wilkens, Vice-President, Wilma Wills, Secretary, Joan Everhart, Treasurer, Donald Work- off and Grace Dawley, Student Council, Nancy McGuire, Reporter, Mr. H.Fleming, Advisor. In graduating, we, has achieved and passed ones. We also, hope to programs of television, the Class of 1952, have attained a goal. Television many goals. It is still going on to more important go on to greater goals. Some of our members, as some will be known more widely than others. But we will make our mark, and we hope that with this mark, we will have made the world a better place to live in. 24