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ROUND ‘ SCHOOL Initiation of the Freshmen started off the school year 1951-52 with a big hang! (for the members of the 9th grade at least) During the first week of school, class officers and student council members were elected: freshmen STUDENT CODECXL: Sally Robinson,Bert Skiff President: Billy Baxter Vice Pres: Ruth LaFluer Secretary: Danny Tov er Treasurer: Lloyd Roscoe sophomore STUDUIT COUNCIL: Pat Barrett, Paula Ward President: Peggy XIanlon Vice Pres: Harold Parks Secretary: Haven Chesbrough Treasurer: Patsy Palmer JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL: Kenny Sather, Ann Corwin President: Jim LeMieux Vice Pres: Yvonne 3ishop Secretary: Ronnie Giffin Treasurer: Connie Arno SENIOR STUDUIT COUHCIL: Judy Rockhill,Bruce Marsh President: Tom Ward Vice Pres: Miller Cook Secretary: Irene Suaice Treasurer: Mose Richards SIREN STAFF Editor-—-------Judy Rockhill Associate Editor-Tom Ward Sport Editors---Bob Ploof Bruce Marsh Art Editor------Barbara Denno Feature Editor--Irene Susice Literary Editor—Janet Susice Humor Editor----Miller Cook Grade Editor----Yvonne Bishop Exchange Editor—Shirley Susice Head Typist----—Connie Arno A Junior Red Cross Club '.ms organized by Miss Boise the second week of school. Over 50 members were enrolled. For the fifth consecutive year, the successful magazine cam- paign was launched. A grand total of $753.75 was accumulated $208. of this amount was profit. The Junior Class won the $10 prize for selling the most magazines ner caoita. High salesmen were: Bruce Marsh and Lillian Deragon. The Junior Class sponsored the first dance of the season. The Harvest Hop, on Oct. 19. A floor show featuring Connie Arno, Billy Surprise, Shirley Susice, and Ronnie Giffin cap- tured the large crowd that attended. $65 was cleared from the dance. President Parker Conners and James Reindeou, of Franklin Academy Student Council vis- ited St. Regis Falls High School, Hov. 16, to partake in an assembly to discuss the pros and cons of the student council and its constitution. Seven girls from Band and Choir were selected for the All-State Music Festival in Potsdam, Nov. 17. These girls were Paula Vferd, Connie Arno, Anne Baker, Ann Cor van, Connie Barkley, Kay Fye.and Betty Parks. The Senior Class held a Hunter’s Ball in November. Cheerleaders were picked on Nov. 26. Band Day, the first to be held in the school year,was held in Moira December 6. Members of the SHF band ventured to Moira to combine with the bands of four other schools for the day. December brought the Senior Play Taming the Brat and an all-high school Christmas Party. The Seniors held a Valentine Frolic in February. The Strident Council Constitution was voted in after three years of discussion. The Juniors served a spaghetti supper to the members of the Xiwanis Club in March. Saturday March 8, decided the fate of the Golden Saints in a memorable basketball game with the Brushton Cardinals. The Saints were crowned champions by downing Brushton in overtime 4-7 to 43. 12
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Y. Bishop, K. Giffin, C. Arno. Bow II Mrs. Mendelsohn, M. LaBounty, A. Ploof, D. Conger, B. Surprise. Row III W. Roscoe, K. Fye, K. Cox, S. Susice, C. Barkley, Ah. G. Johnson, E. Servant, H. Chapman. L. To R. Row I M. Holmes, J. Cummings, G. Fadden P. Palmer, J. LaClair, P. Hanlon, D. Bishop. Row II Mr. Sharpstene, I. Parks, N. oley, H. Brahon, P. Gadoua, H. Parks, P. Barrett, I. Woodward Row III R. Bombard, D. Binan, J. Susice, B. Parks, P. Ward, H. Chesbrough, C. Cox, Absent D. Palmer. 13
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