Glens Falls High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Glens Falls, NY)

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Si i 1 1 1 A 1 e 5 In the grand march beautiful gowns and elegant tuxedos were displayed to the crowds of parents and friends who came to see the crowning of our queen. 'F U I The exciting moment that We had all awaited fill' Crown-bearer and the Queen's attendants were the ally arrived! Our queen, Helen Shaw, was crowned youthful anraciiong of the evening. by last year's queen, Lorraine Lanoue. Q 1 1-L K 'WV' 0:1 ,T P Q aorngilfgiieivzrfvzfaeize Anmzwgvg ivgmwumzwreaaereigffggermvmwx

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With a backdrop of the Blue Jacks the Orchestra Com- The ceiling committee worked hard on the crystal ball mittee is seated, left to right: Joyce Bentley, Birgit Okeson, which was one of the highlights at the dance. Standing, and Alice Lawrence. I Zak' 25 left to right, are: Harold Kirtpatrick, Alice Lawrence, Ken- neth Hertz, Ceorgiana Norman, Philip Casey, and Victor Culver. Chairmen of our Senior Ball: Bob Ginsburg and Judy Morse.

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f - ' 4 J 42 W Hearts were gay as we danced the night away to the enchanting: music of Steve Citto and his lllue Jays. ll Wlith their clever ideas and hard work the decoration coniinittce, headed by Lesley Potter and ,lames .Nh-Xander, produced unusual be-uuty for our prom. A few of the decoration committee chair- men posc by the bridge. First row, left to right: Phil Casey, Bob Ginsburg, Birgit Okeson, Judy 0'Connor, Joan Howland, Judy Morse, Fred Schwab, and Russell Robertson. Second row: Ceorgiana Norman, Maris Sheehan, David Bullard, Harold Kirkpatrick, Louis Brown, Carolyn Taylor, and Prudence Prescott. sf ard? A 4 , We 2 We Q .1 is y fifdwam 35, Q i if Q' ag . x, rm new t, it W