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

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ud t Council lst Row D Russ, G Kunzman, D Bradigan, B Bradigan, M Sobecki 2nd Row S Fuss, N Birach, C Schultz, B Jacobs, C Cooley, Mr Hall 3rd Row B Bie, G Mlacker, G Kunzman, J Muck, E Crowell Pres1dent Gene Kunzman Secretary Brenda Bradigan Treasurer Dolores Russ Advisor Mr Ray Hall Ue met and elected our officers the first week of scnool Every class and organization was represented in Student Council by a member from that organization Pins were purchased this year for new Student Council members, and numerals were added to the pins of the second year memb rs The Student Council had a tag day to supplement dues collected from class and clubs The Constitutlon was revised and approved, bringing it up to date with the aCtlVlti6S of the Student Council we arranged the assembly programs for this year with one assembly per month The Chrlstmas activities were supervlsed by the Council with the distr1bution of candy canes for the grade children, and ice cream and cookies for the high school The homemaklng department made the usual delicious cookies The Chrlstmas program featured several numbers by individual students along wlth group singing vice-President : . I I Richard Bradigan 35

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Yearbook St off EDITORS Mary Blrach Virginia Foster ART William Campbell Carol Bock Gloria Magavaro PHOTOGRAPHY Richard Anderson Phyllis Austin ADVERTISING Janet Schultz Connie Ruszaj Carol Deering Rose Polisoto REPORTS AND SALES Eugene Bemus Lorna Scheskey BOOKKEEPER TREASURER Marion Huyck has been honored in a yearbook published by Fbrestville's institution of learning The first time that the main building was used was also in 1928 when the Seniors gave their play Rose of the Southlandn and held all of the senior activities in the new building In looklng over the book,we find the following interestlng items, Total enrollment 307, Non resident pupils BO, Twelve seniors were gra duated There were 38 enrolled in their Freshman class, 192k Lawyer Militello, Mr Russell Town and Mrs Richard Franwick Sr were gradua ted Mr Ray Hall was a Freshman in Cornell, and Miss Kathryn Taylor was taking her first year of training at Buffalo General Hospital There were 17 teachers on the faculty We had a girls basketball team that were county champions and a Agriculture judging team winning three trophy cups and two honorable mentions at Alfred and Cornell There were M6 pages in the book, and no advertising was solicited outside Forestville what will the changes be when the class of 1978 graduate? The Seniors of 1953 are the twenty-fifth consecutive class that . ll 34

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Senior' Band lst Row M Huyck, R.Lawton, R Grennell, G Bemus, D Russ, M Huyck, P Russ ?T'S'a1TrFan, D Earl, R Grisanti, J Woolley, G Kunzman, E Crowell, Mr Strong Zng Bon D Foster, P Perkins, C Gruber, S VanRensselaer, L Ware, D Bie, D Fancher, B Bradlgan Qrd Row S Homan, V Foster, B Kidd, P Kidd, J Reed A Huff, W Greiner President Dolores Russ Vice President Earl Crowell Librarians Marion Huyck Jared Woolley Echo Reporter Peggy Kidd Secretary Treasurer June Johanson The Senior band is composed of thirty five members, nine, are new this year The band started its playing activities early this year, when it played several numbers downtown for the initial run of the new mobile postal unit September 15, Halloween night, the band assembled, after much difficulty trying to find room for everyone on the band stand and played for the Halloween Parade We took part in the annual Chrlstmas program presented by the music department Early in the fall a Chautauqua County All High Band was organized of selected members, Eugene Bemus, Patty Russ and Jared Woolley from our band had the privilege of playing in this seventy five plece unit A very fine program was given at the County Music Teachers Association meeting in Jamestown and also at the Zone Teachers meeting in Buffalo Jared Woolley represented us at the All State Sectional program at Randolph Central School in the fall Other activities during the year were playing for assemblies, the annual Spring Band Concert, the New York State Music Festival at Fredonia and Memorial Day Parade W A:Crowell, G:Mlacker,'S.Fair5anks: R. Crowell, J. Johanson, .B. Campbell, 36