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

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selling pencils, and ice cream suckers. Bill Campbell and June Johanson have successfully represented us in the Oratorical Contest. Our trip to Washington was the highlite of our high school years. The climax of our history in FCS is graduat1on,which will soon be here Our years here will always be a treasure volu e in our library of life Cloesws II We, the class of '53, being of unreasonably sound mind and poor memory do hereby will, bequeath and devise such valuable properties as appertain to us Rosemary Gostomski wills her engagement ring to Dolores Ciminella so s e won'E Hive to worry about getting one from Paul Frances Waligora wills her milking ability to Rose Polisoto Lorraine Sausaman wikb her cheerleading ability to Daisy Bourquin H Her blonde Hair to Beverly Clark Florence Press w1lls her truck driving ability to Betsy Sausaman Mary Birach wills her voice to the Alto section in chorus and her negro accent to all the future maids of F C S Gene White wills his basketball ability to Kay Dailey and his scles to Donald Hayes Barbara Szumi ala wills the stars in her eyes to Carol Bock who I Vt Inferesied at all , Pauline waxham wills her perfect attendance to Bonnie Parsell and Darlene Fbrneza wills her height to Shirley Fuss Beverl Nelson wills her interest in the air force to Audrey Congdon June Johanson wills her mathematical ability to be held in trust 5 Hr Iabuzetta until he finds a physic's student worthy of it -ggy Kidd wills her tumbling ability to Marion huyck rginia Cardot wills her musical ability to Virginia Foster June Parsell wills her comb to Mr Hagerty rothy White wills the tape on her ring to Miss Taylor Carol Deerin wills her well kept notebook to Mr Fleming who can never TInE anything Harold Manning wills his quietness and ability to study to Jay WHIEe an . mu . sn o EEr gIggIes E5 Carol Schroeder. y a 1 PB ' 0 Vi . Do . I 25

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Senior History The beginning of our story dates back to l9h1 when Bill Campbell, Lorraine Sausaman, Peggy Kidd, and Earl Crowell started first grade We were joined by Dolores Russ and Rosemary Gostomski in the second grade Virginia Cardot, Janet Schultz, Carol Deering and Dorothy white in the fourth, Richard Anderson, Gene white, Gene Bemus, and June Par sell in the fifth grade Darlene Ferneza added another member in the sixth grade Mary Birach, Pauline waxham, Harold Manning, Florence Press, Frances waligora, Albert Franklin, Earl Congdon and June Johan son increased our enrollment in the seventh grade Barbara Szumigala came in the elchth grade, Bill Zawicki, Beverly Nelson in the Fresh man Class, Monty Fox and Fred Payne in the Sophomore Class George Ayatt made our number n29n when he joined us as a Junior Pages turned to chapters when we started in l9h9 as active Fresh men Miss Mary Jane Riley acted as our advisor Th class took first prize on their float in the Halloween parade and also had a successful dance and tag day Miss Mary Haar was selected as our Sophomore advisor A nFashion Show,u tag day, and dance was given by the class with the guidance of Mr Gerald Hall, our Junior and Senior years 'A Mind of Her Own H we had the first dance and tag day of the year and won second prize on our Halloween float In April we started sell ing ice cream suckers, and baseball pencils The class decorated for Baccalaureate and Commencement Our class rings, which we received in January, are really the best As Seniors, we have worked hard toward our goal HS2,OOO for 53 Ou1 final chapter started by selling football pencils, and magazines, fwe outsold all classes before usj we made more money than any other c ass on our play, Brother Goose The nwinter Wonderland Ball' was held in December with Fred Payne and Barbara Szumigala as King and Queen Other activities were sellina Chri tmas cards, a variety show, have been tops. As Juniors we presented a hilarious, three-act comedy I , - ' 1 . ll 1 U Il . I 24

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Dolores Russ wills her purse to some poor Junior who can't afford luggage for washington. Richard Anderson wills his slightly used Stevenson's buttons to MI' o E Iemingo Fred Pa ne wills his excuses to Harold Lawton who, he feels, needs Egem. Bill Camgbell wills his artistic ability to Mr. Labuzzetta. Monty Fox wills his ability to crack jokes to Dick Lawton. Eugene Bemus wills his clarinet to Mr. Strong. Earl Crowell wills his sense of humor to Gary Mlaeker. Earl Congdon wills his welding ability to Larry Langford. George Miatt wills his voice to Don Myatt because he wants to eep t n e family. Bill Zawicki wills his height to Jim Shevlin. Janet Schultz wills her dramatic manners to Phyllis Austin. Albert Franklin wills his wavy hair to Ronald Ellman. U GRADE EIGHT H49 lsti R. -nM.Kidd, B.Parsell,wJ.Johansen,4M.Birach,vJ.Schultz, M.Lang, J.w1nslow, u L.Sausaman, P.Brooks,xJ.Parsell,wC.Deering,vB.Szumigala,4D.white, M.Moss. Rnd. P.Kusnicke,+E.Crowel1, C.Schil11ng, M.Deering,uD.Russ, S.w1lson, A.wilcox, TfErooks, D.Bernett, J.Chase, L.Chapman,-11-F.waligora,-MR.Gustomski, D.Joh.nston, 4V.Ca'dot,hF.Press,wP.waxham, M.Deering,wD.Ferneza, 3rd, A.Frontuto,wH.Manning, G.Franklin, H.Mohr, R,wise,iG.Wh1te, R.Greenough, T.UFfe1, J.Johnston, R.Gugino, R.Panek,ww.Campbell,wR.Anderson, L.Schi1ling,wE.Congdon, H.Lawton,wE.Bemus, 4AuFT8nk1ino 25