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

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fO THE WHOLE SCHOOL - Wo loavo you-THAIIK GOD 11 11 tn VJitnoss IJhoroof, wo, th® Class of 1950» hava haroto subscribed mr namo and affixed our seal this d y. of 'Kay, in tl roar of our Lord, ono thousand nine hundrod and fifty st's take a look at the Senior class of 1950 and see how things will ave changed by 1960. i see the former Barbara Powell, now Mrs. Merle Kazan, is working, as Private Secretary to her husband, a traveling salesman. lith Marsh is now working as head coach at Notre Dame and they have srtainly had a successful football season. s. Keith Marsh, formerly Joyce Gadoua, is a dietician in the Hotel tor in New York City. nest Cox is now operating a iar e dairy farm in New Jersey. T any his cows just won first prize at the state fair. hear that Earl Parker is now conducting the New York Symphony shestra and is making plans for a world tour as guest conductor leading symphonies. tty Jessmer is now the private secretary to her husband, Grover 5k, who i3 head of the General Electric in Schenectady. i Trudeau is now v orkin on a new project with Einste n to uevelop i gravitational shield. here is Betty LaRock, now Irs. John Haskell Jr. spending the ter in Miami as famous dress designer for Florida Fashions ty Haskell and Joyce Fadder are still together as we see them :iinb a larL.e Twin Shop in Detroit. ie Bishop, now Mrs. Bernard Bailey, is living in Burlington Lag for her three children. She has a part-time job as a model. 5 Heine is now a lan ua e teacher in New York and plans to be head .u t,® teacher at Roc neater Jni varsity. lie Perry is now a Captain in the United States Air Corps. H© is ;ainly very nice looking in his uniform. i Barkley, now a physical educution teacher at Cortland, is still same ood sport and is well liked by all of her student3o Soniar Class of 1950 CLASS PROPHECY

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5 gee Joanne Taylor a superintendent of nurses ut 3ellevue Hospital In jW York City. She looks very pert in her uniform and with that pleas- smile she helps in brln0ino the patients back to jood health. puti Palmer, an electrical engineer In Buffalo has certainly made a hit with his original ideas on how to revamp the plant . ( WHO’S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS The «Wt popular boy ..................KEITH MARSH The most popular girl ......................JOYCE GADOUA The best looking boy ................EARL PARKER The best looking girl................ JOANNE TAYLOR The boy most likely to «ueeeed.......EARL PARKER Tko girl most likely to succeed......JOAN BARKLEY The most friendly girl .............. ELSIE BISHOP The most friendly boy ...............ERNIE COX The most studious girl ..............JOAN BARKLEY The most studious boy ...............EARL PARKER Pbe most humorous boy ...............DOUG PALMER The most humorous girl ..............BETTY HASKELL The best dressed girl ................ JOYCE FADDEN Phe best dressed boy ................ EARL PARKER ?he most energetic boy ..............ORVILLE PERRY ?he most energetic girl .............BARBARA POWELL ’he most athletic girl ..............JOAN BARKLEY ?he most athletic boy ...............KEITH MARSH !he wittiest boy ...............DOUG PALMER 'he wittiest girl ...............JOANNE TAYLOR oftsJOn ts Cd SIREN DIGEST STAFF Editor ....................... Assoc. Ed........................ Feature Ed.................... Circulation...................... Head Typist ..................... Art Editor ...................... Pictures (Assisting phe$»grapher Sports Ed........................ Production Ed . ................. Be TTY JESSMER BeTTY LAROCK EaRL PARKER ErNIE COX JeYCE FADDEN Be TTY LAROCK Bo POWELL, T. TRUDEAU KelTH MARSH E1SIE BISHOP Doufc Palmer: Have you an opening for a bright, energetic Sigh school graduate? Business man: Yes, and don't slam it on your way out. Mr. Sharpstene: What has chemistry given to the world that is outstanding to you? Keith Marsh: Blondes. Traffio cop: Use your noodel ladyi Use your noodle 7 Mies Davitt: My goodness S Where is it? I’ve pushed and pulled everything in the oar.