South Glens Falls High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (South Glens Falls, NY)

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IWHWXV5 UP 0147 If many Freshmen knew what many Sophomores know, If many Iuniors went where many Seniors go, If many Seniors did what many Graduates do, The world would be better--I think so, don't you? The day of Iune 12, 1956, marked South High's first Moving Up Day ceremony. The Moving Up Day ceremony symbolizes the graduation of senior students from high school and the succession of other classes moving up to the places left vacant. The program opened with classes marching into the auditorium by twos, each class bearing its banner. The Freshmen were first in line, filling the back seats, while succeeding classes in order took places nearer the front. Lynda Sherman led the school's Alma Mater at the program's beginning followed by George Hoffis Student Council president who gave an address of welcome and spoke briefly on the theme of the program From Unity Comes Strength With singing of the Weaving Song each class moved up to the position previously occupied by the next higher class Each class was addressed with a verse of the Where Oh Where? song and each class gave a choral response followed by a brief report of its year s activities by the class presl dent and the class song The 1956 Senior Class presented their advisor Mrs Isabel Vaughn with a large bouquet of red and white carnations Excerpts from the 1956 Arrowhead prophecy were given by Robert Rhodes and the class will by Raymond Valentine The dedication of the Arrowhead was given by Walter Sharrow editor and a copy of the book presented to Mr and Mrs William Cridge of Fortsville who were chosen by the class as being representative parents The eight new members of the National Honor Society tapped that morning in their classes were presented They included Gladys Sage Iudy Ensminger Lynda Sherman Lynn Osburg Shelia Hopkins Kenneth Cary David Walker and Iames Klausner The class banners and songs were Judged by a committee of four citizens from the South Glens Falls area The judges gave first place to the Senior Class song We Have These Moments to Re member written by Beverly Abare Winning class banner was that of the former Iunior Class bearing the legend We study that we may serve in red letters on a natural wood arrowhead with a fluted effect in black around the edge s al ll' 1 Y I 11 . ,, I n . . . ,, . ,, . . . . I - . 11 11 . , ,' 1 . . , . . . . I 1 - 1 - - 11 1, - . I . . . . ,, ,, . 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I I I ' . . . 11 . 1 ' ,, . . . . , . 1 u ll ll I ' 1 1 1 , --N7 11f sb, X, '31, ff 1 1.1, 1 .,M,15 11.1, rt.,-.y .. . 1.52.5 712411 . .I i 1 .. -X tk - 1 . ff - 11, 2 9 1 ' A . . 1 . j . ,, ,gig 1 ,L f - 3 f J ' ' f 1 L ig as , c ' , ,rv 5 rg l 1 K' I A '- ' 135:-T g1 , I f KN4 s ,, , 4 f f QL ' Q ' . sf ' -yf 5 , A

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MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING Betty Shaw David Kobor Gladys Sage Patrick Russo FRIENDLIEST 154 Vfffffff Claud1a Munger Ronald Comeau MOST STUDIOUS MOST ATHLETIC Bernxce Whxte, Davxd Walker Betty Lou Washburn Rqbert Conklm 1 1

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