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

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raTher rouTine course of The aca- school year was broken aT various in- Tervals by a number of imporTanT and en- joyable occurrences. These included dances, Drama NighT, The Senior Play, and The var- ious musical programs given by The band, orchesTra, and choirs. We will remember These special evenTs mainly Tor The Tun we had aT Them. BUT while we were having Tun we were also gaining valuable experience and knowledge. We learned The necessiTy Tor doing Things on Time as we labored on Thursday Tor Friday nighT's Carrousel Prom. We learned The value of an accuraTe mem- ory as we Taced'The TooTlighTs on Drama NighT. We discovered ThaT pracTice makes perTecT, or nearly so, while preparing Tor The Spring Music FesTival. The obsTacles we faced, such as TaulTy memories and sTage TrighT, only made These special evenTs more inTeresTing. And in overcoming These obsTacles we experienced anoTher greaT saTisTacTion-ThaT of doing a iob well. We cannoT say wheTher The ex- perience or The memories oT The enioymenT we received from parTicipaTing in These evenTs will lasT longer, buT we can be sure ThaT neiTher will be TorgoTTen soon. I6

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Our pert queen, Barbara Scott, is surrounded by her court. Seated, front row, are Evelyn Nobert and Jeanne Lemery. Second row: Barbara Epstein and Linda Beals. Standing: Susan Robertson and Joy McMore, flower girl, Kathy Robertson, crown bearer, Steven Brown, and last year's queen, Helen Shaw. The decorations and lighting effects were exceptionally beautiful and reflected great credit to the creative decorative abilities of the students, said the Glens Falls Times of May 5, TQ57. The imagination and originality of the-class was shown in the exquisite and captivating decorations which accented the theme. Red, white, and turquoise made up the color scheme that was used around the throne and in the huge carrousel canopy-tent of streamers which hung from the ceiling with horses at intervals around the room, said the Post Star of May 5, l957. These were only some of the complimentary remarks we received on the Prom decor. Better fasten that securely, gays Paul Parsons, helping Taking an intermission break, Prom trotters enioy cookies the ceiling committee. and punch at the P.T.A. party in the cafeteria.