Friendship Central School - Panorama Yearbook (Friendship, NY)

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ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE—SEATED: Dolores Holl, Keith Feoster, Marjorie Gray (Chair- man), Alice Hart, James Schneider. STANDING: Loverne Schneider, Carlton Hamcistcr, Edythe Williams, Mr. Keith Miller (Advisor), William Sworthout. SOCIAL COMMITTEE-SEATED: Fred Allen, Ann Tolbott (Choir- man), Mr. Robort Burns (Advisor). STANDING: Sylvia Storms, Ann Jordan, Jane Jones. These committees act as agents of the student council. The Athletic Committee is responsible for the selection of Cheerleaders and the conduct of all in- terscholastic contests. The Assembly Committee is in charge of all school assemblies. The Social Commit- tee plans all school functions that are not class spon- sored. Their biggest |ob is planning and implement- ing the high school picnic in June and the annual Halloween festivities. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE—SEATED: Cocilo Ruff. Jamos Burdick. Gordon Woroloy, Mich- ael McCarthy, Nancy Straight. STANDING: lonny Carlin, Eerletta Hobbs. Cooch Richard McGrath, Norbert Behringer (Chairman). 29

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Student Council For the Council this has been a trying year. Criticisms hove been plentiful and perhaps justified. All year long the group has been concerned with the poor attitudes displayed by many of the students in their conduct, obligations and responsibilities. Answers or solutions have not been readily found or developed. Progress has been extremely slow. Our thanks go to Mr. Mancuso, our advisor, and to Mr. Witter who often attended meetings to give us ad- vice and the benefits of his experience. The Student Council cannot accomplish much without the support of the student body. Therefore, any criticism of the Council is actually self-criticism. REPRESENTATIVES: Majori© Gray, Duan© Burrow», Irvin Hall, William Zocher, W©»l©y Talbott. Ann Tolbett. Norbort Bohringcr, Cocilo Ruff. 'Z OFFICERS: Judy Lorn», Vice-President; Doris Jones, President; Nancy Lane. Secretary. 8

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Ann Talbett, Editor; Robert Burdick, Assistant Editor. Carolyn Murray and Judy Lane, Circulation Managers; Nancy Lane, Typist. Few realize the time and energy expended to publish the PAN- ORAMA except those who worked to moke it a reality. Endless hours were spent preparing copy, scheduling and taking pictures, and iden- tifying students in the group shots. Added hours were spent getting ads and selling subscriptions. Financing the yearbook is a headache and without the support of our patrons and subscribers it could not have materialized. Although it was hard work ond sometimes we were discouraged, we enjoyed working together. We'll never forget the after school and after supper meetings, or the Saturdoy afternoon work sessions. To us the 1956 PANORAMA is the result of hard but pleasant work. The PANORAMA is the result of the efforts of the entire Staff. To them go my thanks for a job well done. Special thanks go to Bob Burdick who struggled with us as he learned the technique of putting together a yearbook. In closing I would like to express my thanks to our Advisor, Mr. Del Mancuso, for the time he spent helping us. The Editor William Swarthout. Advertising Manager; Mr. Dol Mancuso, Advisor; Norbert Bohringor. Photogrophy.