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

Page 10 text:

?sBuLCdojH'v?iiL.h.'.z sxt'sIO lo-x 'O H c r .- bcc YsXlv finiit; tXX ixrxT m:X©V ' ;,XXGCfi3l}I 2l£ JS' t£t0£T£C v mH ash, ?nc r. oL t X-i ; I i .. ' fe: XflDTeiii aCMD HDIul' ' ■ ayovof; fcuc aooJbcfljs , €Bo0C‘X6 . ©IXo X k: o1rar:. .»A ' ' f%oD 'j odofL Xi-usp: '■' XI'' n.Xil'.. s 9n$B'v $ 5 . c Xaa «‘‘.rrrosa ©©cXXsl: fio» ':ool‘I •j'xt-joH cIXixfc’oo;. tiioqtsft SB©Y ©rif SfiXrortl .iosXvM cjscrfa© wo acti 'ono;taq‘i sf!8 ..XM 62:!nGT wo fionicfc vs-.rbol, ossX-X ffojeoO xJ5xvr ©rf;J • fisd-xr :• a p?X 5:o easIO e scno •; cO kEP jnoftbjs XcusO .aiettaor. risoiflil nc ‘iOeivi» xtarfr a.a slnoY to gofcfjnised' t . $ 3Wme o3 bewiQlzn vt llobssrH mXoV bn© JEIscttsatestf tfell art le one JlirfelooF .i££mi i ' 10I mo e strio oXfibth edi r?t loorf s tloX a oxoXq bsyalq Iis Xljscfmi-: dost foifi «.sasdO J 8 no l ' ,.r.o5- doS ,IXic! 02l8X5CT .-scios sfiii 16 ftBBXo voJtmrt erit ni etne rts 1© ■ usOdma odt tc anlrnJtjgecf erit $A .. ‘me % Xv tq ©ri3 ’otfl Boris. •. B r ru' IBS' ©rit J-alloiiSQ' eyXotni t'rfcc '•:$ BosX j©t ct SEiBo aan sH m uod tXo$0b 'ft X •. oitf.ru. . K. ■ ©sMO .....taobl sm soiV z32i:TL%ll dqXi ™¥% $ ‘m % I mfoaXafea -l aa.§10

Page 9 text:

Seated L. to R. Carol Padden, Claire Hankins, Evelyn Richards, Velma Trudell, VJilrn VJiley Standing iiarietta Haynos, Jack Kimball, Edmond Chase, Ralph Parker, Pete Johnson, Hiss Harvey EIlICR CLASS HISTORY As September 19 7 rolled around, thirteen anxious and joyous little cherubs -were present to start a net; phase of their education. These were, Robert Boyce, Leon Perry, Claire Hunkins, Pat Farmer, vJilraa Kiley, Ralph Parker, Robert Cox, Lyle LaVair, Runert Rockhill, Robert Ploof and '.Jallace Story. Mr. Sharpstone was our Freshman Advisor. During the year Edgar Jodway joined our ranks. The Sophomore Class of 19 started the year with Coach Vonie as their advisor and fifteen members. Carol Fadden and Volna Trudell transferred to SRFEtS at the beginning of the term. Rupert Rockhill, one of the star basketball players left school in the middle of the term for the army. Bob Cox, Leon Perry, Ed Chase, and Jack Kimball all played basketball. The number of students in the Junior class of 1950 has some- what diminished from the previous year. At the beginning of the yoar, twelve students enrolled. During the year Lorraine Moshior left school, however, Marietta Haynes came to replace her. The Class Officers were: President—————Edmond Chase Vice-President----Claire Hunkins Secretary——-——Ralph Parker Treasurer———Evelyn Richards Class Advisor——Mrs. Mendelsohn

Page 11 text:

The following students participated in Band and Glee Club: Claire Ilunkins, Carol Faddon, Janis Sochia, Evelyn Richards, Ednond Chase, and Roger Johnson. Janis Sochia and Carol Fadden were on the volleyball tean. Jack Einball and 3d Chase played ball on the Varsity squad. In Octobor the class hold the first dance of the season, The Harvest all , with 'misic by the Shades of Rhythm. Fifteen dollars was cloarod. In April we held a bake sale which nettod us eight dollars and twenty cents. The Juniors and Seniors joined forces for the Annual Prom. The first Junior-Senior Banquet was successfully held in the hone nuking roon. Every- one was decidedly alarmed when lb s. Ifendelsohn discovered a box of ’atchG3 in the coffee. Claire I!unl -ins and Ednond Chase were elected as delegatos to the Student Council. Finally, we reached the Apex—our Senior year with an enroll- ment of 11 students. The Class Officers are: President-----------Claire Ilunkins Vice-President------Ralph Pariter Secretary-----------Roger Johnson Treasurer——---------Ednond Chase Class Advisor-------Hiss Harvey Our very successful year was started off by our magazine campaign. Our Business Ilanagcr was Claire Hunkins and the two Campaign Managers were Ilarietta Haynes and Ednond Chase. Our contest netted us a profit of 0200.00. Then came the Hunters’ Ball, which was held in November. T..'e netted about 025.00. Next cane the long days of work and planning for the preparation of our Senior Play, The Great Ben Allah , which was under the direction of Hiss Lawler. He took in $85.00. Throughout the year we sold candy during the noon hours and this netted us a profit of approximately 0150.00. Every Thursday night during the winter, we held Open House. We played such games as ping-pong, volleyball, and basketball. He also sold candy and soft drink. On Friday, April 13, wo held our Senior Carnival. This was a huge success, the best in years for only having it one night. A'-out 300.00 was cleared. The main event in the gyn was a Ilardi Gras. As the Siren Digest goes to press, we are looking forward to our Senior Pron, the Junior-Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, Sunday, June 21 , Graduation, June 25, and our Ilex; York trip Starting on June 26. Claire Ilunkins Carol Fadden