Chenango Forks High School - Gateway Yearbook (Chenango Forks, NY)

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THE FLAME STAFF Left to right Row l Nr Conley, N Eddy, J Craver, D Dewar, M Ganou g R Barnes, Y Green, J Williams Row 2 L Crawford, M Teaar, C Hiller, J Knapp, C Bausch, C Brooks, P Eudine, F Lamb Row 3 H Pierson H Qevrance, P Nurphv R,Feese, J Thompson Editor Charles Brooks Business Managers Nila Eddy Associate Editor Edele Foster John Knapp Feature Editor Judy Craver production Mgrs Phillip Budine News Editor Fllton Tesar Dolores Dewar, Raemona Barnes Reporters Larry Crawford Arlene Craver Jack Th0 1DS0U, Fred Lemo Circulation Ygrs Dolores Dewar PBC MHPPUY Ray Pierson, Arlene Craver Literary Editors Farlene Ganoung Copy Editors Judv Craver Chris C'6Y10rd Alice Nelson, Peggy Green Social 'dotors Calvin Miller Chris Gaylord Peggy Green Publicity Dick Shirley Art editors Charles Bausch John Knapp Jeannette Williams Dick severance Ray Pierson Alice Nelson sec Brac Vusic Vditor Parv Jaricki A Typing Classes The FLAME is a news magazine and member of the Empire Ctate School Press Association The contents of the PLAN were typed and written up by the Journallsmclasseach month AftertheFLAKEwasassembled it was given to the circulation managers to distribute among he dbso ' r nd sent out to other schools in the state ris years' subscriptions to the PLAlEwere also increlsed over the previous years' subscriptions A.new cover has been introdu ed for the PLAHE and is now in use Hr Conley and the staff members are always on the alert to improve the newspaper so that all students will enjoy it Sugge tions are welcome A special h1loren's section has been added to interest tk lower grades in our publication Inthe futur the FLAMP wi 1 be ome a biggerend better news magazine for all to enioy - F Wi f YY ffl YW F -- . . . . . . . , . U . ! . . . . . . . . : . , ... . . ,, . . . . . . . . . . , , , , - . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . --' . . . . . , - . . . . . . . . . na . . . a -, Sports Editors. . . . . Bob Reese Typists. . . Journalism Class . - 1 , . . U , - . . . .. , . ,g , -I F C . ' 'E . F u 4 1 , S' .:'- o S ez . ou . m , , ll . -f - - ' - , -A - . , . . . s- , c .e Q . - , - 1 . c - . .

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THE AST Stage Manager Hilton Tesar Dr Gibbs Arlln Cable Joe Crowell Ralph Haskell Howie Newsome Raymond Pierson Hrs Gibbs Peggy Green Mrs Webb Alice Nelson George Gibbs Charles Brooks Rebecca Gibbs Mary Janicki Wally Webb Robert Rumphry Emily Webb Jeanette williams Dead woman Barbara Gulffre Dead Han Robert Reese 2nd Dead Woman Arlene Craver Simon Stinson Dick Casselbury Hrs Soames Edele Foster Asst Stage Mgrs John Knapp Jack Thompson Harold Wiser Asst Directors Nila Eddy Margaret Quinn LET BY IT AGAIN HR AND HHS WEBB Our Town SENIOR PLAY Did you ever see a paper boy delivering imaginary papers? Did you everseea housewifegetbreakfast with out a stove or pots and pans? It you have, you've no doubt seen OUR TOWN, a threeaot p1ayby'Thornton Wilder This play takes place in New Hampshire in the early twentieth century An unusual play, it required a great deal of work becauseof the absenceof props Pantomlne was used much of the timeto get ideas acrossto the audience At first the cast couldn't get used to working without props, but after they acquired the knack, they found 1t a very exciting and interesting experience Prior to putting on the play, the Senior Class took a trip to Ithaca Collegeto see the play presented The cast got many ideas and were helped along greatly by seeing the Ithaca production The audience, although unusedto seeing playsof this kind, seemed to enjoy it very much we wish to thank Hr Conley for directing us in this unique play 'WHAT A BEAUTIFUL NIGHT 'How ABOUT THAT' ELL, EHILY- -- ' 20 I ......... N V Hr. Webb. . . . . . . . .Calvin Hiller n I5 T Aw V . - Q! 77 -

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