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

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Wittiest Most Studious Friendliest Best Looking Class Blushers Most Intellectual Most Likely To Succeed Best Natured

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 held outside the school at the Hotel Moira which was very beautifully arranged for the affair. Each girl had a corsage and each boy a boutonniere made by the Junior girls. Donnie Parks, President of the Junior Class responded to David Parks' advice to the Juniors. The history of the class of '55 and the Last Will and Tes- tament, and the prophecy were read. On the last climb to Senior Hill, two students, Fred Dubyand Bob Walker joined the class again, hav- ing recovered from injuries suffered climbing Junior Hill. Everyone reported to Senior Hill with Mrs. Smith as ranger with the knowledge that the toughest climb to Summit Graduation was ahead of them. Officers elected: President, Jeanne Giffin; Vice President, Philip Winters; Secretary, Barbara Palmer; and Treas- urer, Harold Phillips. Verness Woodward and Karleen Martin were Student Council Representatives under Donnie Parks, President of the Council. The first money making project was the annual magazine campaign and $216.OQ was cleared. The Rebekah banquet followed netting $87.00. $8.45 was madejrom selling candied apples. After much fun and hard work SPRINGTIME FOR PATSY was produced. A record was set for the net receipts which were $85.00. Christmas season found all busy working on the Car- nival, at which $250.00 was cleared. A Bake Sale netted $35.00. The Siren” which has received the All-New York t State Rating for the first time is being published through the efforts of the Seniors with Jeanne Giffin, Editor. In October at E.S.S.P.A., history was made. For the first two trophies were awarded to S.R.F. - one for feature to Jeanne Giffin, and one for general excel- lence on Editorial Page. Thelatter was received by Janice Corwin. Another record smashed by the class is the total of students enrolled in colleges for September 1956 - Grace Gadoua and Karleen Martin to Crane in Pots- dam; Barbara Palmer - S.U.T.C. at Potsdam; Janice Corwin - S.U.T.C. at Plattsburg for nursing; Carol Ploof - Champlain Valley Nursing School, Plattsburg; Verness Woodward - CantonA.T.I. and Jeanne Giffin - St. Lawrence University. As the REGENT, edited by Janice Corwin, goes to Press the class is dreaming about their coming New York Trip. These past four years have been a wonderful, ex- hilarating climb to the summit. This would not have been possible without the efforts of our parents, our principal, the faculty, the board of education and the townspeople. Oui greatest goal is to meet the Chief Principal, Harry Wagar, one night in June.

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Mr. and Miss S.H.F. Best Personality Smoothest Line Most Likely to be Whistled At Best Dressed Most Shy Did the Most for the School Class Bosses Most Energetic