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

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Qxwlm My R G lma wills' RO wi -gi s svefha - I 1. f Joanne 'f-51 K ' Ka 3ueS' fsff' ' Marie Tgxbziofes A ana ' 61199 , eavsam cimin ipriigiegolores 50m Behind the team lies the spirit of each competitive game. We,the cheer- leaders, have tried to lead the spectators in vivacious cheering, as well as to set an example of proper conduct and behavior for each athletic event We are the girls who always try to boost the morale of the team and cheer them on to victory. Wilma Wills, Joanne Everhart, Lorraine Sausaman, Rosemary Gostomski and Marie Tylock were nreturning veteransn this year. Two members who are new to the squad are Dolores Russ and Dolores Ciminella. Two alternates were also chosen, namely, Barbara Kidd and Florence Press. We have completed a successful year under the leadership of Miss Mary Lou Langendorfer, with Wilma Wills as Captain. We have staged two pep assem- blies, one for the football season and one for the basketball season. Wewwre able to purchase large black megaphones which helped to simplify the lead- ing of several cheers. As a group, we wish to thank Mr. Bie and Coach San- filippo for letting us attend all the nawayn games on the bus with the team. 52 QS

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D ERTI I G Everything, except the air we breathe, has to be paid for, and in this country paper and coins are the medium of exchange. Newspapers, magazines, radio and television programs, and even this book, would not be possible if there were no people who felt it necessary to advertise. The members of the 1952 Echo Staff express their thanks to each and everyone who gave us an ad for the nEcho.n We know that those who read this book will read the ad pages and will remember those who helped support The Echo. 54 'X