St Regis Falls Central School - Regent Yearbook (St Regis Falls, NY)

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I J bottom to Top: .Left to Rignt. Row 1: Joanne Taylor; Betty Jessmer; Betty .LeKock; Joyce Gadoua; Row 11: oan Barkley; Barbara Rowell; Joyce Fadden; Betty daskell; Elsie Bishop; how III: Earl Parker; Douglas Palmer; Ernest Oox; Keith «.arsh; orville Perry; Tom Trudeau. SENIOR CLhSS HIST CRY How time fliesj Just a few short years ago we were freshmen. Starting the climb to our goal. There were about 25 of us0 lothing much happened during the first year» We didn't try to make any money, but were interested mainly in passing to our Sophomore year. Our class officers were President--«George Kimball Vice President—Rupert Rockhill Treasurer—Betty Jessmer Secretary—-Betty Jessmer Class Advisor—Mr. Sharpstone We lost a few classmates in our Sophomore year. But Joanne Taylorv George Daggett, Joyce Gadoua and Lauretta McComber Joined us. The only activity of this year was a Vic Dance after one of the basket- ball games. Class Officers were President—George Daggett Vice President—Ernie Cox Secretary—Earl Parker Treasurer—Earl Parker Class advisor—Miss Baker Betty LaRock came from Moira during otr Junior year. Virginia Susice and George Kimball left before the year was over.

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We put cm the Valentine Frolic In February, and combined with the Seniors for the first time to sponsor the Rainbow Ball, The Valentine Frolic was done In night club style. Food was served during the evening at the tables surrounding the gym. The floor show was the hi-lite of the evening. The class offices werex President—Lauretta McCoraber Vice President—.Joyce Gadoid- Secretary—Betty L. Jessmer Treasurer—Barbara Powell Class Advisor—Mrs, Mendelsohn Our Senior year has been the most eventful. Our only new comer was Aims Reina3 who came from Estonia. Class officers were: President—Joyce Gadoua Vice President—Keith Marsh Treasurer—Tom Trudeau Secretary—Betty L. Jessmer Class Advisor—Miss Harvey Ue sponsored the Hunter’s Ballwin November.which is an annual occasion. May 19th was the big affair or the year, the May Ball sponsored by the Juniors and Seniors. Every Thursday night during the winter was Open House. We played games such as, ping pong, volleyball and basketball. April 29 and 30th we had the Senior Carnival. It was different this year in that it was held on two nights instead of on one. The second night was the Carnival Dance. The main feature was the Circus which included grades from Kindergarten to the sixth grade with Keith Marsh, Ringmaster. It was very successful as we took in more money than ever before at St. Regi3 Falls, we cleared about $351 . The Seniors put on the play Miss Jimmy , May 5 under the direction of Miss Lawler and made $73.25. Almost forgot to mention the magazine campaign, the second largest money making event. The Senior Class netted $176.27. As the Siren Digest goes to press, plans for Junior-Senior Banquet, June 22, Baccalaureate, Sunday, June 25, Graduation, June 26 and the Wev York trip, June 28 are being perfected. Joan Barkley BE STAFF, AS HI VOICE FOR THE WHOLE SCHOOL, WISHES TO DEVOTE THIS 'ACE IH APPRECIATION OF MRS. FLQOF AND MRS. EUSHEY FOR THEIR EVER T !ADY KELmiLSESS 11: THE OAP Wb'lA AND TO MR., F.DDE1I AND HR. LANG WHO VER COMPLAIN OF THEIR LONG HOURS AND ARE ALWAYS READY TO HELP WHETHER IS TO STRING A WIRE IN THE GYM FOR THE PROM, TAKE TICKETS OR CLEAN BROKEN GLASS. AND TO MR. HOLMES, MR. CATURA, MR. DENNO, AND MR, HNSGN APPRECIATION FOR GETTING US TO SCHOOL AND BACK HOME EACH DAY ROUGH ALL KINDS OF WEATHER.