Lockport High School - Forum Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

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Douglas Dalrymple, Treasurerg Christine Grottanelli, Vice-Presidentg Mr. H. Tavrow, Adviserg Donald Snell, Presidentg Lois Maxwell, Secretary. A barrage of fall activities began with the first semester of school, As summer activities came to a close, the class officers began the reorganization for a new school year. From the many candidates, Donald Snell was elected to the presidency, Christine Grottanelli was elected vice-president, Lois Maxwell, secretary, and Douglas Dalrymple, treasurer. Amid the many football and basketball games, the juniors sponsored two paper drives. These projects were to raise money for a big event yet to come- the Junior Prom. February brought the smash success of a Valentines Dance planned by junior committees. The end of the school year was coming rapidly and with it the traditional junior Prom. Vice-President Christine Grottanelli was chairman and, with the help of many hard-working committees, created a marvelous dance. Through the remaining few weeks of school the juniors held their final homeroom parties. VVith the end of school came the end of this year's Junior Class, but next year's Senior Class looks like a honey. R :bf A Q 'J' So, N X x Vi ew L i 4' l l f - 5 , r .E K gm Donald Argue Arnold Arter Shirley Baker Nancy Balling Evelyn Behm I G i V C-

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WILLIAM WINCHELL Winch or Willy . . . Junior class president, Alpha Chi Hi-Y 4, . . . hopes to make a top notch civil engineer. I RALPH WOLFE A genius in art-with- out him we'd be sunk- favors painting and green -dislikes stupid questions -in the future a de- signer. BRUCE WOODY Mechanically minded and artistically inclined - ex- pects a call from the Na- tional Guard ANNAMARIE ZONA Anne . . . beautiful voice . . . Choral Club . . . likes blue and squash, dancing and singing . . . will make Phil a good wife. MERA SHY LAMONT CORNEY Monty . . . thoughtful likes green, fried chicken, puttermg in his own workshop . . . wants to be a machinist. STEPHEN LACKI Steve . . . a shy guy that is always friendly . . . a future in the Leathernecks . . . a won- derful fellow to have around. ROLAND HACKMER Rally . . . quiet, con- scientious . . . active in Golden Glove competition . . . hopes to enter the boxing game. SIMON VOSBURG Sim . . . quiet and thankful . . . he plans a future with his automo- biles and Alaska. : 'la

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