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

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NRE ORD nIt's time to come to school.n Many generations of school children in our village heard and heeded the call of the bell, as it pealed its message over the housetops. When its days of usefulness were over and the electric bells and clocks in our new building took over its work, soft hearted alumni placed it in its present structures, and it became a symbol of our school The history of the methods of getting information from one place to another is a long one. Savages beat drumsg the Indian used smoke signals. Morse and Bell gave the Atlantic cable and the telephone to past generations, but it took men of the twen- tieth century to produce the modern miracles of radio and tele- vision. These are only goals in the long quest for things above and beyond what we have. We have chosen television as a symbol of modern living and as a theme for our yearbook. We of Forestville Central School live in an age of rapidly changing times. The old ideas are moving out to create room for the new ones. Among these is the television set, the symbol of the new world to be. We, like the television set, are starting out on a new way Behind us, our sets, our scripts, and directors have all been planned for usg now we are to plan our own. We have made mis- takes and we will make mistakes, but like television, we will keep going forward, learning as we go. It is with pride that we present this edition of The Echo. May it preserve some of the memories and leave a record of the Class of 'S2. 4

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THEEC 0 PRESEPI TED BY- GLASS Y 5EFU0R 1952 Fcjrestvi Ile Central School Forestville,NewYork H O

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DEDICATIO s 5 Homer W, Fleming. For the past year Coach has been our class advisor. We have sincerely appreciated his friend- ship, guidance and understanding that has made our last year happy and successful. We, the Class of '52, express our appreciation by dedicating this edition of' the Echo to the Senior Class Advisor, Mr. Fleming. 5