Follansbee High School - Forge Yearbook (Follansbee, WV)

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USEVENTEENTH SUMMER Under the direction of Miss Shirley G. johnson, the Senior Class presented Seventeenth Summer as its annual pro- duction on January 25 at 8:00 P.M. in the auditorium. The play was about a young girl on the threshold of growing up. Humor, love, sadness, and ha iness all combined t . . in one enchanting production made the performance an outstanding success. Included in the cast were: Dorothea Arnas, Angela Weeda, Ellen Poole, Nada Cesheff, Beverly McKnight, Bruce Bow- man, Robert Dragisich, Dale Kuhns, Leonard Tost, Doris Heaton, Russell Saunders, Nancy Truver, and Charles Davis. page Vttuvnty-f-ight, Same Zine 79 age THAT BREVVSTER BOY The Junior Class of liollansbee lligh School presented a three act comedy en- titled, i'That Brewster Boy, on Thurs- day, March 30, 1950 at 8:15 p.1n. in the auditorium, under the combined direction of Miss Ruby McQui11an and Miss Kath- leen james. lt was a story of a midwest- ern boyis love affair and how his friend involved the family in a romantic mixup. The cast was as follows: l.eonard Tost, Robert Dragisich, Claire Bowles, Bruce Bowman, Betty Lou Proctor, Rus- sell Saunders, Ellen Poole, Joan Mclntosh, Charles Davis, Angela Wfeeda, Mary Ann Boyd, Dale Kuhns, Dorothea Arnas, Doris Heaton, Dick Daugherty, Ralph Di- Remigio, Seena Schreier, and Floyd Hunter.

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page thirty Ziaalezdaee ,4cta'adt6ee he junior Class was led this year by Adam Petrulovich, presidentg John Zak, vice- presidentg and Ruth Varner, secretary-treasurer. The class sponsored a concession stand at both football and basketball games. It held the annual junior Class Hallowe'en Carnival on October 31 in the school gym. In the way of dramatics, the class arranged an assembly for the Weirton game and presented the annual Junior Class play. The climax for the class was the junior-Senior Prom. Voted most popular were Ruth Varner and Harry Ciccarelli. The Sophomore Class was in charge of theiassembly before the Mingo game. The program featured a skit of the Mingo-Follansbee game, tap dancing, and movies. The most popular Sophomores were Marilyn Allen and Ross Sisinni. The Freshman Class had charge of an assembly before the Benwood Union game, at which time one group of students presented a Football Parade of 19S0',, and another, a musical date. Included were songs and a dance routine. Carley Ann Reese and Ann Suffalette were last year,s winners in the Golden Horse- shoe Contest. Carley Ann also won the Spelling Bee in Brooke County and along with George Dragonir was chosen as the most outstanding eighth grader. Betty Ann Bryan and Glenn Jeep', Davis were chosen most popular Freshmen. The highlight of the year for the Junior High Was the Christmas Party given in their honor by the Student Council. Miss Power's home room presented an assembly with a television program for the theme. Mrs. Smith's room presented a Lincoln's Day program. The most popular eighth graders were Ann Coker and Bill Berry, While Roberta Jo Vickers and Norman Harlan were chosen the most popular seventh graders.