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

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Row l L. Howard, K. Franklin, J. Waterman, R. Gostomski, R. Polosoto, W. Levendoski. Row 2 Mr. Hall, S. Neeb, A. Thompson, M. Sage, J. Bock, H. Greiner, R. Ruszaj, P. Russ, S. Erick, R. Duff, G. Kunzman. TUDENT CCDUNCIL President ---------------- William Levandoski Vice President --------------- James Waterman Secretary ----------------- Hannelore Greiner Treasurer --------------------- Patricia Russ Reporter ----------------------- -Rita Ruszaj Advisor ------------------------ Mr. Ray Hall The first duty of the Student Council is to arrange the school calendar. Each class and organization schedules such events as dances and plays. Several members of the Student Council attended a Student Council Nork- shop in Fredonia. At this workshop students discussed ways in which they have improved their Student Council and suggested ideas for improvements of other Student Councils. One of these suggestions was to have a Student of the Month and to write up a Student Handbook for students in school. Student Council members decorated the Christmas Tree in the cafeteria. They also distributed ice cream, candy canes, cookies, and the gifts, to the high school students.

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Row l D. Salzman, A. Crowell, M. Valone, P. Perkins, Row 2 N. Becker, Foster, D. Brugger, K. Schultz, C. Magavero, B. Houck, Mrs. Clark. Row A. Rinkerman, B. Earle, N. Bartlett, L. Goggin, G. Jacobs. ECHO STAFF Editor Lois Goggin Treasurer Ann Rinkerman Art Carla Magavero Dolores Foster Photography Barbara Earle Sales Beatrice Houck Make-up Debra Brugger Gale Jacobs. Hilda Clark David Salzman Arthur Crowell Kathleen Schultz Patricia Perkins Marilyn Valone Nelda Bartlett Nancy Becker M, to-.L if , gb D. 3 The Juniors and Seniors who make up the yearbook staff are hard workers. Their effort is made because they want their school to have the finest year- book that it is possible to put forth. First they volunteer by reporting for duty when the call is given in September of their Junior year. After that they have the opportunity to plan what will go into the book and to suggert any changes that can be made to improve it. They help on the days the pictures are taken. Each has all of the responsibility of getting a certain number of pages ready for the printer. They must go to the different organizations and get a write-up about the group. Often they are promised again and again before the write-up is ready. Next it must be typed without mistakes. The titles are choosen and the identifi- cations made under the pictures. All names are checked for correct spelling and the place in the row properly located for every person. Snapsho are taken or collected. List of activities concerning the Seniors are assembled. Baby pictures are coaxed from Seniors who have them. Last of all, everything is trimmed and pasted between the proper lines on the master sheets. At last the pages are mailed out just under the dead line and in ten weeks, back it comes - printed, bound and covered - your RECHON.

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Front - Crowell,Schroeder. Row l,- Foster,Gens,Hubbard,White,Becker, Becker,Huff,Becker,Mr. Stoong,'Row-2,Peterson,Levandowske,Whitcomb, Sausaman,Earle,Russ,Hall,Gibbs,Fairbanks,Brugger,Howard. Row-5 Knlese Muck,Polisoto,Greiner,Salzman,Ruttenbur,Homan,Richter,Salzman,Standera Lawton,Heimburg,Deer1ng. ' President' ------ Patty Russ Vice-Pres, ------ James Lawton Librarians ---- Norma Hubbard David Kniese Student Council Ronald Polisoto Eleven new members were added to the band last fall. The band won first place in the Clymer Tulip Festival marching contest. for the second consecutive year.and also played in the Ha1low'een and Memorial Day parades, We participated in the Fredonia Music Festival and 26 soloists competed for a rating at Fredonia and Panama, 18 recieved A's and 8 B's. Several played at the Chautauqua County Festival in June, Patty Russ and Dolores Foster were accepted to play in the All-State Sectional Band at Southwestern Central in November. The first Program in the new Elementary building was the Christmas Program by the band and chorus. New risers, built by Mr. Heimburg, were inltated at that time, The trumpet trio, trombone trio and quartet, brass sextette and clarinet trio preformed on various programs. The instrumental music highlight of the year was the Spring Concert presented by the Senior band and the Beginning Band. Because of grades 4 thru 6 being at the Elementary building this year it was impossible to have a Junior band. Therefore, a new beginning hand of 24 members, rehearsed twice a week and played in the Spring Concert.