Forest High School - Leaves Yearbook (Forest, OH)

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The Annual Staff .if lv. .9 'tibia AK SEATED: Janice Musgrave, Erna Simpson, Lois Spoon, Mervyn Curran, Beth Alguire. STANDING: Mr. Pine, Carolyn Baum, Kay Albert, Florence Gorman. The staff has made every effort to publish an annual which will compare favorably with the tradition of the school and live in the minds of all students of Forest High. A great deal of time, effort, and money have been put into this annual and we believe, that through the years as we gaze upon its pages, it will recall to us many pleasant memories. We wish to thank the advertisers for their financial support, the teachers for their help and guidance, and all others who have contributed in any way to the success of our enterprise. We feel that we were able to succeed only with their support and cooperation. Editor ....................... ......................,................... L ois Spoon Assistant Editors ........,.. ....... E rna Simpson, and Mervyn Curran Business Manager ,...,,..... .........,......,................ J anice Musgrave Advertisement Manager .,.. ,A..................,...,.............. K ay Albert .....FIorence Gorman ..,....Beth Alguire .....Carolyn Baum .,.....Erna Simpson Alumni Directory ..... ..... C arolyn Baum Faculty Advisor ...... ...... M r. J. C. Pine Sports ..................,........... Dramatics ...... ..,..... . .. Music ....,............. Art ......................,.... N

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