Little Falls High School - Profile Yearbook (Little Falls, NY)

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LITTLE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS BOOK JUNIOR CLASS First Row: john S. Kilc. William Lauhenstein, Fielding O'Kelley, Frank Schuyler, Alfred Munger, Charles Mahier, Williain Roy. Second Row: Robert Klock, Rohert Thomas, Frank Upright, Natalie Sager, Betty Ferguson, Lena Colengelo, Marion Schuyler, Marion Dunning, Elizabeth Glover, Rex Knowles, Stanley Koloski, Allen Feldmeier, Clarence King. Third Row: Caroline Weiriheiirxer, Dorothy Wiley, june Waldvcmgel, Anna Garguilo, Fanny Di Bitetto, Eliza- beth Adarnek, Richard Kloek. Fourth Row: Max Vxfaltamath, Marjorie MaeCaInmon, Catherine Goering, Ruth Sfhuyler, Elizabeth Holcik, Erna Follmer, Anna Stryick, Mildred Talaha, Anna Adasek, Ann Carson, Francis Skibinski, Dorothy Hess, Vivian Hollister, Mitchell Ferguson. Front Row: Eleanor Bowers, Rita Sullivan, Leona Hotaling, Bernice jones, Jane Adams, Marion Van De Car, Elva Foote, Betty Hmirak, Bertie Haas, Arlene Munk, josephine Trotto, Helen Biolod, Miss Hurlburt. Junior Class The junior Class was organized in the early part of the school year. At the first meeting about eighty were present and they elected as their class oihcers: Robert Klock , . . President james Fogarty . . VicefPresident Phyllis C'Hara . . . Treasurer Marguerite Kane, ....... Secretary Red and silver were Selected as their class colors. American Beauty rose was selected as class flower. On May 8 and 9, the juniors held a beneiit show at the Rialto Theatre. The pictures which were presented at that time were Death Takes a Holiday and Sing and Like It. The junior Prom was held On May 1, 1934, in the high school gymnasium, The gym was decorated in red and Silver. Stan Brown and his hand furnished music for dancing. Punch was served. Ceneral admission was SOC and students 35e. The faculty and the Seniors were invited. The Class of '35 owes its success, as Juniors, to their friend and advisor, Miss Hurlhurt. U61

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LITTLE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS BOOK Senior Bcmquef The Seniors of 1934 held their class banquet at Hotel Johnstown, Johnstown, N. Y., Thursday evening, May 10th. Dinner was served at 7:30 P. M. The menu was as follows: RADISHES OLIVES FRUIT CUP ROAST STUFFED YOUNG TOM TURKEY CRANBERRY SAUCE LONG BRANCH POTATOES GOLDEN WAXED BEANS HEARTS OF LETTUCE RUSSIAN DRESSING VANILLA ICE CREAM FANCY CAKES ASSORTED ROLLS COFFEE The afterfdinner speakers, Miss Krueger, Mr. Thayer, and Mr. Wegner, respecf tively, were introduced by our class president, Charles Fort, who acted as toastmaster. From 10:00 'till 1:00 Freddie Kornbrust and his orchestra provided music for dancing. T251

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LITTLE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS BOOK SENIOR PLAY- THE BLACK FLAMINGON Front Row: Frank Malavasic, James Filipski, John Ferguson, Pearl Rahm, Frank Crzvwacz- ewski. Jane Norris, Catherine Panik, Kenneth Vxfaldvogel, Virginia Mikiis, Joseph Santry. Herbert Upright. Second Row: Robert Stewart, John Kopek, Vdilliam Knowles, Patsy Rizzi, John Kllii, Edwin Miilford, Charles Fort, Earl Goodrich, Daniel Milari. Standing. Third Row: Elizabeth Love, Annabelle Helmer, Anna Buno, Wiliiua Vv'aloch. Dramatic Club Activities The Dramatic Club held its iirst meeting September loth and the following oiiicers were elected: John Ferguson, presidentg Doris Foote, secretary, Joseph Santry, treasurer, Catherine Panik, corresponding secretary. On November 10th the initiation of new members was held in the High School Audi' torium. Refreshments were served and the ref mainder of the evening was spent in dancing. The TrifCity Plays were presented October 25th, 26th and 28th at Little Falls, Herkimer and Ilion respectively. Herkimer's play was Murder! Mrirderl Murder! Ilion's, Idyling Of King Arthur and Little Falls', The Dust' man . The cast of the Little Falls play was as follows: John Carlyle, a banker LLLLL ,..,, R obert Stewart Anna Carlyle, his daughter ,,...., Betty Van Allen Sarah, the housekeeper ,,,,LL.L. Ahlene Dillenbeck Donald Stevens, a young man ,,..., John Ferguson lvlartin, a bank examiner,,L ...LL Joseph Santry Jones, a bank examiner L,......,.,, James Filipski Dr. Smith ,,.,L,...L,........L. Herbert Upright The student directress was June Allen. On February 2nd 'lFour One Act Plays were presented. These were Crossed Wires , .sWCddi11g Present , iiMCLldliI1l,l and The Boobv. The Senior play, 'LThe Black Flamingo , 73 was presented hy the Dramatic Club and the Senior Class on April 27th. The setting took place in northern France during the French Revolution. The cast consisted of the follow' ing: Filipe Bodier, an innkeeper ..L,,,... James Filipski Mildziliie Nicole Bodier, his wife L.,. Virginia Mikus Clotilde, a servant ..L,,,.... L,LL..L, P carl Rahm Bonrien ..,,,,,..,,,,L... LLL... F rank Malavasic Trigaud ,.,LL.L.,,,,,...L L,.,., H erbert Upright Francois De Lussae L,LL...,,,L Kenneth Wzildvogel Eugene De Lussac ,,L,...,,, Frank Grzywaczewski Diana De Lussac ,,....L,,.,.L., Catherine Panik Charlotte De Lussac-- ..,,... Jane Norris ' ..,,,. Joseph Santry A Priest ,,...L LL-, Popo ,,..., LLLLL. ...,,.. LLLL J r I hn Ferguson Gavrofhe ..,,, ...L,,.... LLLL R c Ihert Stewart Bossange LLLLLL .. ..L,,,,.,,..,,L.... Patsy Rizzi The Mob--NVilma Walzicli, Anna Buno, Betty Love, John Kopek, John Kllc, Annabelle Helmer, Danny lX4i an, Edwin lvlulford, Charles Fort, Vxfilliam Knowles and Earl Coodrih, The play was a success both from a draf matic and a financial standpoint. The success of all the productions was due not only to the hard work of the casts, but also to the willingness and capability of Mr. Archer. We wish to express our thanks for all that he has done for the club this year. DORIS FOOTE ANNA GAUDER