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

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SENIQR SCENES MAGAZINE SALES I INDUCTI N ti APPY TO B iE?E 53

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Richard Bock wanted to do construction work, but he changed his mind and decided to do destructfon work He is now a mad scientist in N Y C Robert Bock planned on joining the Air Force, but after his trip to Washington he decided it was a Senator's life for him Joyce Crowell did reach her goal She became secretary to a college professor Edna Cummings is happily mar ied and is spendixg her time knftting socks ard making dolls Janice Deering went to Doyle Beauty School and is now working C1 a method to Jack Dillenburg became a forest ranger, but he doesn't spend much time in his tower He is still trying to track down the coon that got away Barb Earle went to Fredonia State Teachers and took speech education She is now on a tour of Africa trying to teach the natives good diction Sally Fairbanks' ambition was to be an elementary teacher She became a teach er of Agriculture for high school boys, which she says is very interesting Dolly Foster wanted to be a secretary, but afterviinning the Miss Fo estville contest, she became a model Lois Goggin went to college and became a librarian, but the work got boring so she quit She now runs a bakery shop where snickerdoodles are the daily special Ronald Gostomski wanted to play professional baseball Just recently he was awarded the most valuable player bn the Little League Adelbert Hall always wanted to be an electrical engineer He hasn't exactly reached his goal, but the latest word is that he has been promoted from ticket collector to conductor of the Disneyland Express Beth Hall studied to become a nurse, and is now Miss Taylor's loyal assistant Beatrice Houck studied to be a child psychologist, but her ten children keep her is such a tizzy, that she has to attend a psychiatrist Gale Jacobs is happily married and her only complaint is that 'the kids keep crawling out the trailer windows D make the cows back home on the farm more attractive, A

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U DERCLASSM N Green but growing is the motto sometlmes closen bv underclassmen whlcn symbolizes tne hope which they have to better themselves and to grow with each step tney take, towards the goal of graduation The newcomers form grade school renlnd us of trees as they are transplanted lnto new ground Some take root and develope into fully, grow not only lh stature but also increase their store of knowledge They soon become accustomed to the routine of nigh school life and no longer feel as strangers tnere Those who are determined to progress, will find that time passes iftly and that they will all too soon reach the head of the llne , a senior, graduatlng from high School into adulthood N KJ3 flourishing young treesg others do not. Those who start to grow success- Sw ' ll ' ' H Nl