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

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................................................................................................................................................................................... LITTLE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS BOOK BIOLOGY CLUB First Row: Daniel Milan, Henry Oblalc, Mary Ostasz, Margaret Povec, Dorothy Simonds, Sophie Spurza, Florence Minon, Betty Berthold, Marion Schuyler, Dorothy Wiley, Krchniak, Carleton Klock, Philip Nast. Second Row: Dorothy Shults, Iennie Palamar, Betty Ferguson. Lena Colengelo, Edna Lodge, Mary Young, Margaret Fox, Olga Kunc, Marion Ferguson. Frank Gregorin. Front Row: Robert Newport, Evelyn Zorce, Josephine Savino. Anna Mae Philips, Anna Grzywaczewski, Mrs. Snyder, Bernice Rahin, Ruth Resler, June Kaufman, Olga Weiiif heimer, ,lane johnson, Sophie Cerzel. Biology Club The Biology Club met in October with a membership of fortyfthree. The following were elected officers of the club: Florence Minon . . . President jane johnson . . . Vice President Elisabeth Berthold . . . . Secretary Bernice Rahm ........ Treasurer The Club held a successful dance October 6th, 1933, in the high school gymnasium. Coach Donald Hurley gave a talk on Keeping a Diary. Also, at that meeting, the club planned a party which they held at Mrs. Snyder's home December Zlst. The club voted 355.00 to be given to the school nurse instead of providing for a Christmas basket. Mrs. Snyder gave a talk on her experiences at the World Fair. Member of the club gave talks on different phases Of biology. The club decided to have a dance on St. Patricks Day, and voted to invite the Seniors to eofoperate in this dance. The dance was enjoyed by all and was financially successful. The club enjoyed a picnic for its members in May. FRANK GREGORIN. 5231

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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

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LITTLE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS BOOK High School Orcheslro cmd Bond The Senior High School Orchestra at the present is composed of thirtyfeight members. The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. George Bennett, has appeared before the public many times during the year. Itihas aided the Dramatic, Club and other organizations in making their performances a success. Q The band, made up of fiftyftwo Junior and Senior students has made a wonderful showing this year. It has played at various football games, N. R. A. parade, and it has given concerts to raise money for its uniforms. But what has brought the Band before the public was its radio program over WCY on March 24th. We hope that the band continues with its good work so that it will make another radio appearance. . The Choral Club The Choral Club under the guidance of Miss Love Woloshuk, has appeared many times before the public. I A The meetings are held every Friday during the fourth period. The-following ofllcers were chosen: President, Sarah McClean: secretary, Anna Carguilo: Treasurer Eleanor Bowers: Librarf ians, Roberta Dibble, Anna Kubow. , At present there are about fiftyffive members. The members have sung for the Second Mile Class, P. T. A., General P. T. A., the Cperetta. and Christmas Concert. The club has put on several tea dances in the gymnasium. CATHERINE BAEJAR Purple and Whife The Purple and White this year has been entirely independent. The articles were written, mimeographed and sold by the staff itself. The articles were typed by the Typewriting II Classes The Purple and White was under the management of the following staff: EditorfinfChief, Wilma Walach: Associate Editors, Anna Buno, Pearl Rahm, Edwin Mulford, Joseph Santry, Donald jones, Frank Crzywaczewski. During the year several other students were added to the staff. They were: Betty Love, Rob' ert Klock, William Knowles, and Betty Van Allen. The junior Purple and White Staff is being trained to take up the management of the paper next year. The Purple and White staff wishes to thank Mr. Templeman and Miss Follmer for their valuable assistance in making the school paper a success. ANNA BUNO Anna: Papa's subject tonight is Love . CM. Cotter: What's the matter? Are you each othervg do you want to go, Kenneth? worried? Ken W.: uDon't you think it would be D. Foote: Worried? I'll say so. I've better to stay at home and practice what your lost my glasses and I can't look for them until father is preaching? I ind them. l39l