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

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BW 01103 lst R QH- OW: R W.. J M ell, M p ell ' 10011 Pg. C J G,M ey, W astl -7-'itt ' Grei e. 1 JL Evergfig rg Jbhns 1 o . Whiten, G, K ' A' Rignzman, hteps RJz Fhl . Donncone Glly President. . . . . George Myatt Student Council. . . . Albert Richter ,i fygg Secretary. . . . . Ronnie Crowell f gig? ' if The Boys Chorus is a very new organization. We don't have to say how much we appreciate them, especially their performance in nIt was the Night Before Christmas.n We're hoping they'11 have a bigger and better group, and that they will join the girls chorus next year. Some of the numbers the boys plan to perform are: Qgggy gears Picnic, On Parade, and Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair. We certainly do plan to hear from the two male soloists namely, George Myatt and Jimmy Everhart, whose performance in the Christmas Program we'l1 never forget. 45