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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

F’ ZOfOStj) d £ O r O A s Sr. R r s Falls' Czhjzal cj qoc S r. £ £ s S f ALLS, My. As C 50, fs(. As 100 years have passed since St. Regis Falls was established, this 1957 Regent will celebrate the town's Centennial. We hope in a small way that this annual will be a permanent record of the history of St. Regis Falls. We have assembled together pictures and stories of familiar places in St. Regis Falls during the past 100 years. It is the sincere hope of the staff that this an- nual may bring you joy on some reminiscent night in the future. We thank all the faculty, students, and friends who helped to make this book possible. We owe special thanks to Mr. Penslien for his untiring help with the photography, and to the people who furnished us with pictures and information of the history of St. Regis Falls. We hope you will enjoy leafing through this 1957 Regent which we humbly present to you. I APPRECIATION AND RECOGNITION It is with great pride that we give RECOGNI- TION to Mrs. Beulah Durr and Mrs. Pearl Nelson who have given over 35 years of their lives to teaching. It is with great pride that we give them APPRECIATION for their great educational work and loving devotion to the many students who were influenced by their advice and understanding. It is with regret that We hear of their leaving and hope that both have a long and happy retirement. MRS. PEARL NELSON MRS. BEULAH DURR Everyone who has lived in Santa Clara thinks of the school and Mrs. Nelson simultaneously, for the school has been the hub of activity for the past twenty years that Mrs. Nelson has served. Previous to this, Mrs Nelson taught in the St. Regis Falls Central School. Mrs. Nelson as teacher and Prin- cipal awakened her students to the many joys de- rived from education. She will be keenly missed by students and parents. Mrs. Durr has lived and taught most of her life in St. Regis Falls. Of the 35 years she taught, 14 years were spent in schools in Utica and Long Is- land, 21 of thesehave been in the fourth grade of this school where she has been a constant inspira- tion to her students. She will be missed by the faculty and the entire student body who have held her in greatest affection and greatest esteem. Mr. Hennessy, Guidance; Mrs. Marshall, Dental Hygienist; Mr. Lynch, Driver Education; Mrs. LeMieux, Nurse; Mr. Owen, Remedial Reading. FACULTY First row: Mrs. Flanders. Mrs. Mendelsohn, Mrs. Smith, Miss Harvey, Mr. Sharpstene, Mr. Wagar, Mrs. Besaw, Miss LeMieux, Mrs. Hanley, Mrs. Giffin. Second row: Mr. Penslien, Mr. Murphy, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Durr, Mrs. Dunn, Miss Russell, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Brittell, Mr. Chiap- pinelli, Mr. Danforth. Absent: Mrs. Monnette. CO-OPERATIVE BOARD JOHN F. BYRNES Superintendent of Schools Due to his foresight the Co-opera- tive Board, one of the first in the state, was organized. HARRY W. WAGAR Principal Was instrumental in enlarging our school by annexing three rural schools. Beginning in 1855, two Hammond brothers made extensive purchases of timberlands in the vicinity, and in 1860, had a mill in operation and activity really began. Until this time, two or three hunters and trappers were the only inhabitants. The present town was shut in for miles on every side by forests and the only roads were trails. Other mills and factories, such as the mica plant, leather mill, and chair factory followed the Hammonds' lumber mill. Pictured at the left is one of these old mills, the chair factory. The mill, whose output was 600 chairs a day, was destroyed by fire in 1909. Mr. J. Sharpstene Mr. H. Hollister, President Mr. V. Langdon, Vice President Mr. P. L. Rowell Mr. C. Bishop Mr. J. Donovan Mr. A. Farmer Mr F. C. Rockhill, Clerk Mr. G. M. DeLaire, Absent High in the mountains, yet in a valley so small, Lies St. Regis Falls, so loved by us all. Fresh air and sunshine surround our small town. We go skiing and skating the winters round. Our summers, so pleasing, to the beach we go, Or folks with fish poles up the river row. In our school, clubs and churches, pride we possess. In our hearts, our home town surpasses the rest. Memories of St. Regis Falls' hillsides, townspeople, and school will always remain dear to our hearts, no matter how far we may travel on life's journey. We will forget nothing. The town where we worked and played, suffered and rejoiced, will always be a part of us. TO OUR TOWN AND THE WONDERFUL PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN IT, WE DEDICATE THIS 1957 REGENT. DEDIC i. k' Ms randpa Lemieux at 93 Cath Holiness Worship ATION «3 The village was incorporated on May 28, 1887. Mr. H. E. O’Neil was the first supervisor of the town and later became State Senator. The town officials also included a Town Clerk, Tax Collector, Commissioner of Highways, Assessor, Overseer of the Poor, Justice of the Peace, Con- stables, Sealer of Weights and Measures, and Excise Com- missioner. Town Meetings were well attended in the early days of the town and many heated arguments ensued. Dinners were held for voters who came from long distances. Bob Maroney has been the only Democrat elected to the office of Super- visor. A town jail was located on River Street. We hope to preserve in the pictures below a cross-sec- tion of the activities of our town. I m o olic M. The staff at work - R E G E N T Editor------------ Associate Editor - Photographer — - Sports Editor------ Business Manager Copy Editor------- Head Typist------- Circulation Editor Senior Editor — - -----JOAN BESAW - - DIANE FORKEY - - - RICHARD PRIOR CHARLES ROCKHILL - DONALD DEBUQUE - MARLENE MARTIN - - BEVERLY CLARK - - BARRY BARKLEY .......JANE WARD and finale mm 1860 saw the first school on St, Regis Falls soli. School was held in the back of a loghouse, the front of which wasoccupied by afamily. Mrs. Amy Saunders Sherfelt taught for $1 a week and board. In 1865, the first school on the Cook Road was built. Mr. M. A. Rowell, father of Percy Rowell, Manager of the Bank, taught school with one assistant from September 1886 to January 1887 in a building on the north end of the school lot. In 1889, 426 students were enrolled in school and it was found necessary to employ an additional teacher. In January, 1891, Regents Examinations were given for the first time. In 1907, Mrs. Mary Pritchard, who is remembered by so many, became the first Commercial teacher. The picture at the right was taken immediately after the fire which destroyed the Weller Building. The buildings in order as shown in the picture are the Methodist Parsonage, the Methodist Church, and the old school building. DONALD DEBUQUE JANE WARD All great men are dying; I don't feel so well myself. Class President 2, 4 Class Vice President 1 Student Council 3 Business Manager REGENT. Band 1 Our Miss Brooks. The two studies she likes best; hearts of boys and baseketball. Class Vice President 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 1 Senior Editor REGENT. Town and Alumni Editor SIREN. Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ESSPA Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Band and Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Our Miss Brooks. Charm and graciousness are mingled in her quiet way. Class Secretary 2, 4 Magazine Editor SIREN. Ass't Editor REGENT. Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ESSPA Operetta 1 Band and Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 4 Our Miss Brooks. Dynamite comes in small packages. Press Club 1 Nurses' Club 3. 2,3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Our Miss Brooks. DIANE FORKEY MARLENE DAGGETT Those who say the least are often the wisest. H Class Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 3 Student Council 2 Editor SIREN Copy Editor REGENT Student Council Treasurer 3 Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ESSPA Public Speaking 2, 3 Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Our Miss Brooks. A smile that wins, A manner that takes, Everywhere she goes, Friends she makes. Our Miss Brooks. Transfer from Massena MARLENE MARTIN CAROL FENLONG JOAN BESAW CHARLES ROCKHILL My heart is whole, my fancy free go away, boys, don’t bother me. Class Treasurer 1, 2 Student Council 1 Student Council Secretary 2 Student Council President 4 Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ESSPA Feature Editor SIREN Editor REGENT Cheerleading 1, 4 Future Nurses’ Club 1, 2, 3 Treasurer Nurses’ Club 3 Band and Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, NYSSMA Our Miss Brooks. If girls interfere with your work, quit work. Sports Editor REGENT Our Miss Brooks. A merry heart makes a cheerful coun- tenance. Student Council 3, 4 Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ESSPA Head Typist MSIREN Our Miss Brooks. Beware! I may yet do something sensational. Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Grade Editor Siren Head Typist REGENT NYSSMA 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Our Miss Brooks. ROSALIE SUSICE BEVERLY CLARK E. J. LaPoint, L. Saunders, A. Aspinal, M. Tweed, A. Stacy. Don’t take life too seriously You’ll never get out alive. Class President 1, 3 Student Council Vice President 3 Press Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Assoc. Editor REGENT Public Speaking 1 Circulation Editor REGENT Our Miss Brooks. Her future planned; Third finger, left hand. Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Press Club Treasurer 4 Band 1, 2,; Our Miss Brooks. 7th and 8th Grade Editor Siren. BARRY BARKLEY HELENE CRAMER I like work, I could sit and watch it for hours. Class Treasurer 3 Photography Editor REGENT” Press Club, l, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3 Volleyball 1, 2 Chorus 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Our Miss Brooks. Happy am I, from care I'm free Why isn't everyone contented like me. Operetta 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Our Miss Brooks. RICHARD PRIOR ROSEMARY GLAZIER The original school burned in 1926 and was rebuilt in 1927. The picture at the left shows the laying of the cornerstone. An addition to this building was made on the South side of the present building in 1938. The school was centralized in 1926, after the old building burned, and Santa Clara, Dickinson Center, and Nicholville were annexed in 1953. Now over 500 fill the building and the faculty is made up of 22, plus 5 teachers from the co-op board. Atthistime, plans are being completed for an additional wing on the North side of the present building. Of the first graduating class in 1894, only Mr. W. Wardner of Saranac Lake survives. Overt Parks, Edith O'Neil MacDonald, and H. E. O'Neil were the other members of the class. 1957 marks the 50th anniversary of the class of 1907. Mr. John Blood was principal. Anabel Green, Myrtle Griffin of Cortland, and the late Earl N. Weller composed the class. CLASS HISTORY Any University September 1957 Dear Mom and Dad, Well, here I am sitting in my dorm thinking how much different this is than when I entered my Freshman year at high school. The gang is separated now; some in the service, some married, some working and some at other colleges. However, I will never forget those green, giggling Freshmen, including new students from Santa Clara and Dickinson Center, entering study and high school for the first time. To show off our new status as freshmen we elected class officers: Barry Barkley, President; Don Debuque, Vice President; Jane Ward, Secretary; Joan Besaw, Treasurer; Ronnie Leffler and Joan Besaw, Student Council; and Mr. Whiteside, Class Advisor. To prove what a talented class we were, we won a prize for the best window painting, at Halloween, but, our one and only money-making project was a bake sale which netted us $15! Our Sophomore year was uneventful, yet one spent swiftly and happily. We were only bid- ing our time. With Don Debuque, President; Jane Ward, Vice President; Diane Forkey, Secre- tary; Rosalie Susice, Treasurer; Marlene Martin and Barry Barkley on Student Council; and Mr. Sharpstene, Advisor, we proceeded to dig in to study. There were two outstanding Sophomore basketball players — Richard Prior and Barry Barkley; Janie Ward, as one of the Varsity Cheer- leaders, cheered our team to victory. Our Junior year was an exciting year for us. Gee! I don't think any of us realized how fast a year could go by. We organized quickly and elected Barry Barkley, President; Jane Ward, Vice President; Mar- lene Martin, Secretary; Richard, Treasurer; Rosalie and Donnie, Student Council; and Mrs. Mendelsohn, Advisor. Many of us joined the typing Band which put on an assembly program under the baton of Joanie Besaw. Our class started the year off with the first big dance of the season. This included the floor show for which the Junior classes are MOST famous. The whole class enjoyed making Christmas corsages and wreaths. What a wreath making night we had! Everyone had his fill of the half-raw hamburgers prepared by that great chef, Charles Rockhill. June came much too soon — yearbook planning with a supper meeting at Mrs. Mendelsohn's home was fun and successful. The Junior-Senior banquet held at Hotel Moira closed our year. Barry Barkley was the wonderful master of ceremonies. The girls had corsages and the boys boutonnieres made by the girls. September 1956 — we were seniors, busy with homework, tests, college entrance exams, and moneymaking projects. Don Debuque, President; Rosalie Susice and Barry Barkley, Student Council; Janie Ward, Vice President; Diane Forkey, Secretary; Marlene Martin, Treasurer and Miss Harvey, Advisor. Joan Besaw, after a strenuous campaign, was elected President of the Stu- dent Council. Boy, we were really a top-notch class excelling in many ways. The magazine campaign brought in a highest total of $311. 09. Our Miss Brooks brought in the top play re- ceipts of $87. 95. Never will I forget Joan Besaw as Miss Brooks; Richard as the coach; (ab-lib- bing throughout the entire play); Don Debuque with his English Accent; and Marlene M., as Jane, feeding the butterflies in her stomach. Marlene Martin, Joan Besaw, Rosalie Susice, Diane Forkey and Joan Besaw attended ESSPA Convention in Syracuse and brought home the All New York State rating for the SIREN for the second time, and a cup for the best Editorial Page, and also a cup for Pudgy Hathaway's silk screen cover. The various Vic dances were socially and financially successful through the year. The Hun- ter’s Ball netted $57. The big senior carnival added $356. The Junior-Senior banquet and the Senior Prom were successful. The Seniors added another first: we went to both Washington and New York on our Senior trip. What a wonderful and memorable time! After last minute cramming for regents (it was worth it) the crowning point of our career came -- Commencement night. What memories! A college freshman Junior President Leads Graduates Junior Career Day Pinch-hitter in Our Miss Brooks ESSPA Trophies Senior Carnival Junior-Senior Banquet Senior Dance r Crowning of King and Queen At ESSPA Convention Staff at Mrs. Mendelsohn's Senior Vic Dance Juniors making wreaths Most Athletic Friendliest Nicest Hair Most Charming Smile Best Natured Best All Around Best Looking Most Polite Best Personality Mr. Wadsworth settles difficulties Everything settled, at last What next? Elsie - ---------Rosemary Glazier Jane--------------Marlene Martin Sylvia------------Helene Cramer Doris----------------Helen Baker Marge------------Marlene Daggett Faith----------------------Carol Fenlong Rhonda--------------Diane Forkey Ted-----------------------Donald Debuque Stanley--------------------Elias Deragon Martin----------Allan Cummings THE CAST Oh, no! Miss Brooks--------------Joan Besaw Miss Finch------------Beverly Clark Miss Audubon-------------------Jane Ward Coach-----------------------Richard Prior Principal----------- -Barry Barkley Mrs. Allen --------Rosalie Susice Off stage Checking the list Couldn’t resist BROOKS DICKINSON 1-3 First row: K. Wheeler, A. Barkley, S. Dow, S. Ploof, W. Chapman, E. Chesbrough, C. LaValley, Second row: J. White, E. Martin, M. Courmey, M. Courtney, D. Lindsey, I. Hastings, D. Smith, J. Dow, L. Barney, G. Jenks, S. Smith, D. Fye, B. Chesbrough. Third row: E. Chapman, N. Thomas, E. Russell, S. LaV alley, J. Bennett, R, Ploof, G. Jenks, S. Mosher, V. Thomas, Fourth row: Mrs. Winters, C. White, G. Smith, D. Wells, W. Snyder, K. Cox, K. Cox, V. Chapman, O. White, P. Mosher, N. Provost, W. Trim, G. Berkman, N. White, Mrs. Jones. DICKINSON 4-6 First row: A. White. W. Lindsey, D. Berkman, J. Greguire, G. Clookey, D. Powell, E. Martin, P. Russell, G. Mosher, S. Fye, J. Berkman, P. Dow, D. Hastings. Second row: Mrs. Jones, H. Mosher, R. Wells, M. White, M. Smith, G. Trim, A. Smith, E. Smith, D. White, G. Berkman, W. Bennett, Mrs. Palmer. Third row: W. Woodward, B. Mosher, D. Mosher, H. Chesbrough, D. Cox, J. Courtney, P. Sweet, P. Berkman, M. Sweet, O. Martin, S. Wheeler, S. Wheeler, P. Marshall. SANTA CLARA First row: Kenneth Susice, Jane Soucy, Terry Collins, Carolyn Cramer, Helen Haynes, Bonnie Susice. Second row: Linda Bishop, Ronald Soucy, Dorthea Susice, Jerry Susice, Susan Collins, Mrs. Nelson. First row: D. Peck, D. Niles, B. Sweeney, G. Lindsey, J. Shanty, C. Skiff, Y. Woods, Mary Mohagan. Second row: D. Wolfe, D. Premo, J. Campman, G. Woods, L. Collins, P. Tharrett, D. Campman, B. Wallace. Third row: Mrs. Dullea, K. Lindsey, B. Lucas, R. Farmer, M. Sheldon, J. Ryan, S. Ryan, C. Lucas, L. Strong, C. Boulds. NICHOLVILLE First row: Connie Patraw, Deborah Tharrett, Linda Premo, James Johnson, Robert Isaacson, Laura Kruk, Mark Peck, Judy Regis, Lorraine LaBounty, Ottie Lewis. Second row . Mrs. Barrett, Frank Day, John Wilson, David Hart, Michael Labar, Brian Clark, Carl Richards, Robert White, Victor Premo, Marvin Overman, Karol Hadlock, Thomas Wagner. Absent: Jay Holmes, Byron Jarvis. KINDERGARTEN — P. M. First row: Kathryn Benham, Jack Collins, Catherine Foster, Rebecca Jenkinson, Cheryl Bennett, David Ploof, Dennis Ploof, Cathy Baker, Barry Farmer. Second row: Mrs. Barrett, Kenneth Debuque, Donald Drew, Richard, Jenks, David Austin, Edgar Aiken, Bruce Ploof, Rita Joanette, Brenda Wait, Bruce Bailey. Absent: Thomas Marshall, Royal Phillips Jr. , Gary Remington, Irma Hastings, Deborah Lindsay. FIRST GRADE First row: F. Arcadi, J. LaBar, T. Patnode, D. Parks, R. Debuque, L. Gokey, Joan LaBar, M. Sharpstene, P. Isaacson, D. Marshall. Second row: Mrs. Hanley, D. Stewart, G. Decarr, F. Clarke, J. Johnson, B. Shonyo, J. Parker, N. White, C. LaGray, S. Parks, R. Aiken, Miss Russell. Third row: J. Wilson, D. Mashtare, C. Forkey, R. Rockhill, L. Foster, C. Dimick, J. Wagner, C. Susice, H. Goodrow, E. Hewitt, P. Wagner, A. Chase. Fourth row: P. Tharrett, P. Robidoux, E. Tufts, N. Hart, D. Foster, D. Williams, L. LaFrance, D. Clark, J. Wilson, T. Dewey, J. Palmer, J. Baker. SECOND GRADE First row: R. Friend, A. Fye, H. Martin, A. Overman, L. Day, S. Jock, J. Fraser, L. Gokey, J. Ploof, G. Jan- drew, G. Palmer. Second row: Mrs. Bailey, K. Whittaker, J. Ford, E. Parker, D. Parks, F. Hewitt, P. LaGray, S. Brown, G. Chesbrough, M. Prior, R. Tharrett, W. Palmer. Third row: J. Benham, R. Cascanette, R. Gardner, J. Stewart, R. Perkins, C. LaBar, A. Fish, C. Marshall, R. Parks, D. Trotter, C. Foster, G. Patraw. THIRD GRADE First row: P. Aiken, D. Deragon, B. Mayville, M. White, G. Day, J. Decarr, R. Clark, J. Jenkinson, B. Jock, S. Goodrow, G. Deragon, J. Forkey, S. Jacques, D. Cummings. Second row: Mrs. Dunn, S. Remington, W. Wil- son, M. Hewitt, W. Chase, M. Provost, G. Parks, N. Chase, P. Clark, R. Bayeur, S. Whittaker, L. Parks, L. Wolfe, D. White. Third row: V. Wait, M. Foster, J. Foster, S. Dewey, P. Sochia, R. Wilson, J. Lewis, D. Ar- cadi, M. Poquette, D. Mashtare, D. Benardot, H. Arcadi. FOURTH GRADE First row: N. Genaway, E. Cheney, P. LaVoy, R. Sochia, L. Niles, R. LaBounty, C. Decarr, J. Fraser, S. Win- ters, B. Patraw, L. Gokey, W. Garrow. Second row: Mrs. Durr, D. Debuque, R. Austin, F. Ploof, G. Servant, C. Jock, L. Boyce, R. Moshier, S. Hadlock, S. Jerome, T. Parks, L. Drew. Third row: D. Parks, T. Stebbins, L. White, R. Overman, R. Holmes, L. Gardner, L. Patraw, K. Baker, V. LaBounty, R. Fisk, A. Joanette, R. Susice, R. Falvey, N. Butler. Absent: M. Martin. FIFTH GRADE First row: J. Day, L. Boulds, R Niles, G. Strong, P. Osier, A. Brabon, F. Wilson, K. Kruk, B. Hollister, Sec- ond row: H. Miliares, S. Foster, F. Hewitt, C. Jock, D. LaBounty, J. Poquette, R Peck, J. Premo, B. Sharp- stene, S. Sweeney, S. Sheldon, R Jock. Third row: Mrs. Brittell, J. Poquette, B. Dubuque, P. Jessmer, J. Fraser, D. Fisk, J. Benardot, D. Cox, B. Besaw, G. LaVoy, J. Patnode, S. Richards, D. Rhodes, Miss Lemieux. Fourth row: G. Provost, J. Cook, B. Phillips, S. Friend, H. Cascanette, C. Cuquette, C. Rhodes, M. Woods, J. Strong, C. Cummings, D. Susice. SIXTH GRADE First row: A. Susice, J. Fisk, S. Cox, R Caskinette, M. Signor, L. Cheney, C. Winters, R Jacques, L. Rivers, R Clark, W. Fisk, B. Deragon. Second row: D. Ramsay, D. Duquette, R Soucy, R Connell, D. Cook, R White, B. Boardman, L. Corwin, D. Fisk, M. Bayeur, I. Overman. Third row: E. Boyce, P. Prior, P. LaBounty, E. Robidoux, D. LaFrance, F. Hewitt, S. Collins, L Shutts, R LaVoy, L. Towers, J. Palmer, D. Arcadi, B. Martin. SEVENTH GRADE M” First row: L. Joanette, J. Langdon, C. Martin, D. Clookey, S. Niles, S. Garrow, L. Winters, F. Susice, L. Shutts. Second row: Mrs. Giffin, B. Robidoux, S. White, G, Wallace, R. Langdon, J. Marshall, D. Barkley, J. Parks, R. Leffler, M. LaFrance. Third row: G. Bushey, H. Joanette, R. Winkler, P. Stebbins, D. White, N. Cheney, W. Story, S. Cummings, S. Ford, L. Powell, M. Richards. First row: M. Sweet, G. Chapman, M. Fye, M. Greguire, D. Marsh, P. Cramer, R. Wheeler, R. Cramer, L. Roscoe. Second row: Mr. Murphy, E. Chapman, P. White, D. Clark, M. Ploof, L. Martin, D. Strong, B. Baker, W. Caskinette. Third row: M. White, S. Smith, L. Mosher, B. White, D. Lewis, C. LaVoy, C. Falvey, J. Pro- vost, C. Strong, D. Hastings, S. Jacques, G. Brean. SEVENTH GRADE G” EIGHTH GRADE First row: R. LaMore, H. Debuque, J. Martin, J. Bennett, D. Jock, G. Susice, J. LaBounty, E. Richards, W. Chesbrough. Second row: S. Clark, E. Btean, L. Day, B. Premo, L. Jock, P. Mosher, J. LaVoy, M. Collins, N. Mendelsohn, N. Marsh. Third row: Mrs. Wilson, P. Falvey, H. Brabon, T. White, L Friend, L. Board- man, D. Fenlong, M. Rhodes, S. Richards, C. Jessmer, D. Parks, R, Mangel. Fourth row: J. Williams, J. Holmes, S. Holmes, N. Patnode, P. Clark, S. Catura, A. Greguire, E. Rivers, L Holmes, C. White, J. Trot- ter, S. Wells, J. Ploof. NINTH GRADE First row: A. Tower, R. Susice, S. Servant, J. Farmer, M. Sherman, S. Montroy, J. Fraser, D. Meacham, M. Moselle. Second row: G. Debuque, G. DeShaw, B. Mott, E. Chesbrough, S. Wilson, V. Shampo, M. Shutts, Mrs. Smith. Third row: T. Signor, L. Catura, S. Powell, A. Cox, P. Cox, J. Sharpstene, D. Perry, G. Howe, M. Clark. Fourth row: G. Shonyo, E. Fadden, F. Wilmot, G. Lashway, L. LaBounty, A. Dashnaw, J. Corwin, W. Cox. TENTH GRADE Kneeling: W. Niles, D. Susice, R. Bayeur, R. Hastings, M. Mashtare. First row: B. Patnode, D. White, M. Wells, N. Rhodes. B. Mayville, R. Taylor, C. Wilmot, L. Duby, J. Tyo, J. Palmer. Second row: R. Parks, A. Stebbins, G, Winters, J. Connell, W. Bishop, J. Langdon, M. Wheeler, D. Chase, Mr. Sharpstene. Third row: L. Howe, S. White, C. Baker, V. Whittaker, G. Martin, J. Susice, D. White, E. Lindsey. Fourth row: D. Converse, B. Pal- mer, L. Besaw, L. Johnson, D. Friend, J. Fye, D. Fadden, E. Friend, E. Hastings. ELEVENTH GRADE First row: Donne Fye, Elias Deragon, Lynne Gadoua, Ernest Stebbins, Margaret Haskell, David Susice, Nancy For- key, Maude Williams, Judy Jock, Mrs. Mendelsohn. Second row: Marcia Kelly, Jack Wilson, Kay Kingsley, Donald Mashtare, Allan Cummings, Ronald Perry, Jayline Holmes, Elaine Parks, Albert Hathaway, Lorraine Holmes. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: B. Barkley, R. Susice, A. Cummings, N. Forkey, J. Susice, R. Parks, J. Corwin, A. Towers. Standing: Mr. Chiappinelli, Advisor; E. Parks, Secretary; D. Mashtare, Vice President; Mr. Wagar, Advisor; J. Besaw, President; D. Converse, Treasurer; Mr. Sharpstene, Advisor. PRESS CLUB Kneeling: W. Niles, J. Fraser, N. Rhodes, M. Wells. First row: N. Forkey, J. Ward, A. Cummings, B. Clark, B. Barkley, M. Martin, H. Cramer, R. Susice, J. Besaw, D. Forkey. Second row: E. Chesbrough, L. Gadoua, A. Hathaway, C. Baker, R. Perry, E. Parks, D. Mashtare, J. Holmes, E. Fadden, R. Parks, Mrs. Mendelsohn. Third row: J. Palmer, D. Friend, J. Sharpstene, J. Susice, A. Stebbins, S. Powell, M. Clark, L. Besaw, D. Converse, B. Patnode. Fourth row: P. Cox, A. Towers, L. Johnson, J. Corwin, A. Cox, B. Mott, L. Catura, B. Palmer, R. Bayeur, B. Mayville. BASEBALL 1956 BATTING AVERAGES Harold Phillips---------------. 385 Ronald Perry------------------.207 David Converse----------------.154 Jerry Towers---------------- .077 Allan Cummings----------------.406 Donald Chase------------------ - . 200 Verness Woodward -------------. 344 Philip Winters----------------.310 John Wheeler------------------.462 Donald Parks -----------------. 176 Roger Parks-------------------. 273 Barry Barkley - --------------. 083 MANAGER GAMES PLAYED S.L.C. S.R.F. 9 19 Moira S.R.F. 6 13 Brushton S.R.F. 3 14 Salmon S.R.F. 27 9 Malone S.R.F. 6 5 Chateaugay S.R.F. 18 3 Parishville S.R.F. 8 7 Moira S.R.F. 9 7 CLEF First row: Betty Palmer, Susan Powell, Martha Sherman, Marlene Martin, Beverly Clark, Maude Williams, Joan Corwin, Nadine Rhodes, Mary Wells, Nancy Forkey, Beverly Patnode, Marlene Daggett, Barbara Mayville, Ar- lene Cox, Pauline Cox, Diane Forkey, Judy Farmer, Sandra Servant, Mrs. Johnson. Second row: Maynard Shutts, Earl Hastings, David Converse, Marshall Mushtare, Robert Bayeur, Wayne Niles, Edson Lindsey, Gary Howe, Duane White, Allen Stebbins, Roderick Hastings, William Bishop, Milon Clark, Donald Chase, Albert Hathaway, Gary Winters, Stewart White. Third row: Rosemary Glazier, Joan Besaw, Carol Baker, Lurinda Johnson, Genevieve SENIOR BAND First row: M. Rhodes, S. Richards, B. Primo. Second row: R. Prior, N. Rhodes, A. Cox, J. Sharpstene, A. Towers, J. Corwin, B. Patnode, W. Cox. Third row: V. Shampo, J. Holmes, M. Haskell, G. Shonyo, T. Signor, M. Daggett, Mr. Chiappinelli. Fourth row: D. White, J. Ward, J. Besaw, V. Whittaker, B. Mon, L. Catura, E. Fadden, G. Martin. Fifth row: J. Susice, L. Johnson, E. Chesbrough, D. Fadden, L. Gadoua, M. Martin, D. Forkey. CLUB Lashway, Evelyn Fadden, Linda Catura, Eula Chesbrough, Geraldine Martin, Linda LaBounty, Dorothy Friend, Lynne Gadoua, Doris Fadden, Evelyn Friend, Elaine Parks, Brenda Mott, Jayline Holmes. Fourth row: Donne Fye, Vivian Whittaker, Jane Ward, Mike Moselle, Albert Dashnaw, Jack Fraser, Lorraine Holmes, Florence Wilmot, Linda Besaw, Diane White, Marcia Kelly, Joan Palmer, Joan Fye, Roche Susice, Daniel Susice, Larry Howe, Sandra Montroy, Kay Kingsley, Margaret Haskell, Sally Wilson. VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: Coach Danforth, Marshall Mushtare, Manager, Don Chase, John Wheeler, Pudgy Hathaway, Allan Cummings, David Converse, Ronnie Perry, Donald Mushtare, Roger Parks, Barry Barkley, Kneel- ing: Wayne Niles, Robert Bayer, Mac Wheeler, INDIVIDUAL SCORING Allan Cummings, Captain---------------------232 Ronnie Perry-------------------------------- 68 David Converse------------------------------134 Wayne Niles-----------------------------------3 Jerry Towers----------------------------------2 Roger Parks----------------------------------20 Donald Mushtare-------------------------------0 Don Chase---------------------------------- 95 Mac Wheeler-----------------------------------2 Robert Bayer--------------------------------- 5 Barry Barkley--------------------------------29 John Wheeler------------------------------- 34 Albert Hathaway-------------------------------0 CHEER First row: Arlene Cox, Pauline Cox, Marlene Rhodes, Marietta Collins, Connie Falvey, Joan Corwin. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: Coach Danforth, Allan Towers, Terry Signor, John Sharpstene, Donnie Parks, Jack Frasher, Marshall Mushtare, Manager, Kneeling: Mike Mouselle, Wendell Cox, Ronald Cramer, Lee Roscoe, Almond Richards, Jackie LaBounty. LEADERS Second row: Diane Forkey, Nancy Forkey, Jane Ward, Betty Palmer, Lurinda Johnson, Joan Besaw, Mrs. Barrett. OPPONENTS Brushton Moria Chateaugay Parishville St. Lawrence Central Salmon Central Brushton Moria Chateaugay Parishville Salmon Central St. Lawrence Central TOTALS 68 58 60 33 79 54 82 72 67 43 69 44 63 61 56 47 61 64 73 65 68 43 74 40 820 624 Custodians Bus Drivers master and J. L. Blood, Senior Warden. The St. Anne's Society was organized in 1919 with Mrs. Margaret Breyer as President. The Oneita Rebekah Lodge No. 264 was instituted in 1902 with Mrs. Anna D. Galusha as Noble Grand. The Order of the Eastern Stars No. 455 was organized in 1909 with Lena Wardner as Matron. The Social life of St. Regis Falls far the first 50 years of existence was centered in the home. At this time, St. Regis Falls was a health resort. During days of stage travel the Waverly House was filled to capac- ity. Mrs. R. T. Barnum of Barnum Circus fame, and friends spent several seasons at the Waverly House. Mr. Dennison Smith's farm in Dickinson was a favo- rite for many years. It was while there, that the Rus- sell family became attached to the country and bought the Cobbe lot. Santa Clara was a resort where Mr. Dimick had a house filled for several seasons. Board- row's accommodated 25-40 people in 1909. Fishing and hunting have always been favorite sports in this section. The Blue Mountain House of which D. J. Day was proprietor had many hunters and fishermen. Madawaska, Spring Cove, and Everton were favorites of city dwellers. Before the railroad they staged it from Rogers Station on the D. H. to Paul Smiths, Upper Saranac and etc. A line of six horse coaches met the train; they had breakfast at Ausable Forks, then through to Black Brook to Franklin Falls for din- ner, arriving at Saranac Lake for supper, thus passing a whole day.________________________________________ OUR TOWN-SOCIALLY In 1883 Father Normandeau brought about the incorporation of St. Regis Church of St. Regis Falls. Shortly afterward Father Ouellet located here and effected a new incorporation in 1883, under title of St. Anne's Church. Services were held at onetime in one of the hotels. The present church was com- pleted in 1884. The first recognition of St. Regis Falls as a par- ish by the Methodists was in 1882. Services were held in the lumber company's hall. In 1888 the new Methodist Church was ready for services. The par- sonage and Church were located on the south end of the present school site. When the school expanded, these buildings were moved to their present sites. The Baptist Church was organized on March 23, 1893. Services were held in J. W. Webb Hall. The cornerstone was laid in 1894 and it was finished in 1900. St. Regis Falls Universalist Church was formed in June, 1916. Services were held every alternate Sunday in LeMieux's Hall. Divinity students from SLU conducted services. Durkee Post, GAR. No. 504 was one of the first organized groups. SRF Lodge No. 100, LO. O.F. was started in 1886 with Honorable William H. Flack, Noble Grand and S. R. Gile, Vice Grand. Blue Mountain Lodge No. 874, F. A. M. was or- ganized June 29, 1909. Jerry LaPoint was worshipful WOMEN’S SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN SERVICE First row: Chloe Trudeau, Nelda Smith, Mildred Bailey, Lillian Cummings, Ruth Danforth. Second row: Marjorie Woods, Marion LaPoint, Effie Winters, Alice Wagner, Mildred Trotter, Claire Kelly, Third row: Millicent Kelley, Esther Dimick, Anna Dubuque, Edna Rockhill, Lilly Palmer, Helen Parks, Vera Butler. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY First row: Dorothy Bailey, Barbara Rockhill, Ethel Austin, Glencie Winters, Marian LaPoint, Mae Leffler. Second row: Ruth Johnson, Edith Phillips, Clara Conger, Regina Winters, Martha Bickford, Florence Fad- den, Katharine Winters. Third row: Effie Winters, Geraldine Sharpstene, Edna Rockhill, Doris Fadden, Nettie DeCarr. BROWNIES Holding Banner: June Ploof, Susan Goodrow, Janis DeCarr. First row: Connie Dean, Susan Dewey, Nancy Butler, Sharon Winters, Paula LaVoy, Rita Gardner, Bonnie Patraw. Second row: Linda Gardner, Linda Parks, Bea Phillips, Bonnie Sharpstene, Dana Susice, Eileen Cheney, Leaders: Beverly LeMieux, Geral- dine Sharpstene. GIRL SCOUTS First row: Linda Winters, Joanne Holmes, Sherry White, Nancy Mendelsohn, Connie Falvey, Nancy Cheney, Carla LaVoy, Joan Trotter, Second row: Mrs. Palmer, Wilda Story, Janice Ploof, Iva Over- man, Mary Bayeur, Mrs. Phillips. LADIES OF ST. ANNE’S First row: Diane Forkey, Sandra Servant, Beverly Patnode. Second row: Betty Palmer, Linda Besaw, Nancy Forkey, Carol Baker. Third row: Linda Catura, Joan Besaw, Judy Jock, Lynne Gadoua, Jane Ward. First row: Pauline Holmes, Beatrice Woods, Florence Fadden. Second row: Dorothy Cascanette, Lee May- ville, Mary Tripeny, Clara DeLaire, Irene Courtney, Kathryn Winters, Beverly LeMieux. Third row: Genevieve LeMieux, Addie Goodrow, Jennie Falvey, Lila Deno, Rose Bushey, Geraldine Tripeny, Glen- cie LaVoy. Fourth row: Velma Gadoua, Bernice Ward, Elizabeth Mayville, Geraldine Sharpstene, Joan Isaacson, Kay Aiden, Margaret Moshier. SODALITY OF OUR LADY, ST. ANNE’S CHURCH HOLY NAME SOCIETY First row: J. Tripeny, F. Cascanette, J. Sharpstene, C. LaVoy, M. Jock. Second row: P. LeMieux, L. Woods, J. Votra, E. Gadoua. Third row: L. Tessier, J. LeMieux, S. Moshier, N. Ackin, J. Cortney. ST. ANNE’S CHOIR First row: L. Besaw, J. Ploof, J. Ward, C. Baker, J. Besaw, D. White, D. Forkey. Second row: L. Gadoua, B. Palmer, A. Cox, L. Catura, P. Cox, Mr. Chiappinelli. Third row: Miss LeMieux J Sharpstene, P. Falvey, W. Cox, Mrs. Giffin. MISSIONARY PRAYER GROUP, HOLINESS CHURCH First row: R. Danforth, Matron, I. Jones, R. Niles, District Grand Lecturer, E. Winters, District Deputy Grand Matron, K. Johnson, A. Green, D. Johnson, M. DeShaw. Second row: E. Rockhill, L. Cummings, A. Wagner, A. Cronk, M. LaPoint, A. Bushey, E. Niles, J. Richardson, J. Young, E. White. Third row: R. Niles, D. Fadden, R. Fadden, D. Johnson, M. Woods, D. Mendelsohn, E. LaPoint, V. LaBounty, K. Johnson. First row: Margaret Overman, Doris Fadden, Ruth Brabon, Claribel Aikens, Chloe Trudeau, Clara Conger, Florence Foley, Dora Brabon. Second row: Pearl Palmer, Mrs. Myrtle Thomas, Emma Brabon, Elizabeth Tufts, Mildred Trotter, Persus Spaulding, Laura Chapman. ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR NO. 455 M. E. CHURCH CHOIR AND YOUTH FELLOWSHIP First row: June Provost, Elaine Rivers, Iva Mae Overman, Donna Lewis, Paula La Bounty, Eula Ches- brough, Rosemary Glazier, Lurinda Johnson, Vivian Whittiker. Second row: Sharon Cummings, Lillian Cummings, Gary Bushey, Marjorie Woods, Kay Johnson, Director. Third row: Marshall Mashtare, Allan Cummings, Donald Parks, Wayne Chesbrough, jm Ik m im I REBEKAH LODGE NO. 264 First row: Effie Winters, Daisy Drayse, Jane Young, Edna White, Mae Leffler, Maude DeShaw, Aida Whitcomb, Edna RockhiU. Second row: Edith Philips, Ethel Austin, Clara Conger, Kathryn Johnson, Agatha HoUister, Helen Parks, Martha Bickford, Helen Cascanette, Claire Kelly. Third row: Ruth Danforth, Jean Dewey, Marjorie Woods, Fay Goodrow, Chloe Trudeau, Vera Butler, Ann Dubuque, Dorothy Mendelsohn. Initiation The new Mrs. Bailey Oh! Who struck out Smiling Secretary President at Student Council Dance Christmas Typing Party Mrs. Monnette Frosh in full dress Typical Teen-Agers Guess who? Grades at Carnival Senior Carnival Eighth graders at tea OUR TOWN Mr. M. A. Rowell resigned from his teaching career in 1887 and started the first (and last) local newspaper. The Adirondack News. The first issue came forth at 10 P. M. on March 14, 1887. The paper closed down around 1929. The original lighting contract in the village called for 100 lamps at the cost of $800 in 1909. The street lights were on from dusk until one and then from five A. M. until daylight. The flat rate for everyone was $1. Now, in 1957, a new lighting contract has been signed. St. Regis Falls will have new street lights. The St. Regis Falls National Bank was chartered in May, 1905. W. T. and H. E. O’Neil, Alexander MacDonald, Frank S. Young, E. P. Tryon, and R. H. Burns constituted the Board of Directors. H. E. O'Neil was the first president. INDUSTRIALLY Hurd, Hotchkiss, and MacFarlane bought and enlarged lumber operations and opened a store. Other stores, barbershops and blacksmith shops soon opened for business. In 1883, an electric railroad made the town boom! A tannery, chair factory, mica factory, the Brooklyn Cooperage, and of course, lumbering were the most prosperous industries. The highest recorded population, 2,270, was in 1890. Now, mainly a residential area with a popu- lation of 1,064, most of the people are employed by Alcoa or on the construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway. The Waverly House was built by W. T. O'Neil in 1884. This building still stands, although it has changed hands several times and has undergone several major changes and improvements. It is cur- rently owned by Mr. Fred Monnette. In 1898, H. E. O'Neil built a small dynamo in the Watson Page Lumber Co., which was originally the Hammond Mill, and he organized the St. Regis Light and Power Company. Needing enlargement, it was removed to the Chair Factory, located at the dynamo. When this burned, it was moved to Ploof Falls. Buy the Plee-zing Way GADOUA'S PLEE-ZING FOOD STORE St. Regis Falls, New York Compliement of BOYCE MOTOR SALES'6 E. Orvis St. Phone R09-2433 Massena, New York Your DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer Congratulations, Seniors RIVERSIDE RESTAURANT M. MUSHTARE, Prop. 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Insurance - Real Estate Phone 9-444 Compliments of SUNSHINE STORE Malone, New York ‘BETTERVALUES ALBERT KAPLAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of SPERLING'S FURNITURE STORE Massena, New York CM ■ Malone, New York Compliments of aSV f TIERNEY'S TEXACO STATION Malone, New York NORTHERN HARDWARE CO. , INC. Sporting Goods - Accessories Paints - Varnishes Phone 159 98-100 East Main Street Malone, New York SHOE OUTLET Quality Footwear Lowest Prices in Town 17 East Main Street Malone, New York Phone 1085-W Compliments of DR. BERNARD L. COHEN Malone, New York F. W. CORWIN Meats and Groceries Nicholville, New York Zualitcf ROBERTS' SHOE STORE 11 Market Street Gives S H Green Stamps on All Shoes, Rubbers and Hosiery Potsdam, New York LACY'S GENERAL STORE Blue Sunoco Gas and Oil General Merchandise North Lawrence, N. Y. Compliments of CAREY'S JEWELERS Potsdam, New York £x $cii Cte flecveCty GEORGE B. 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Penney Co. , Massena Sally’s Frocks, Malone Winter's Grocery, SRF Irving Mendelsohn, SRF, Attorney Town Country, Massena Fishman's, Massena Green Funeral Home, SRF Wendell Smith Leland G. Lee, Balfour Rep. Dr. E. Klein, Potsdam, N. Y. Leonard Prior, ABC Distributor, SRF Philip Prior, Wholesaler, SRF Printcraft Card Company Nutritious Dairy Products Malone, New York the Refreshing Drink Malone , New York SUSICE’S SUNOCO SERVICE Bottled Gas, Tires, Batteries Sold Accessories and Appliances Phone 9-431 St. Regis Falls, New York MASSENA CO-OPERATIVE G. L. F. ENDICOTT JOHNSON SERVICE, INC. For the Best in Shoes Feed Store - Phone 207W Farm Store - Phone 297J Malone, New York «h� B tt Y � b x W. Ar IAYldt MACH I AVI OR PUBLISHING COMPANY DAllAS ItXAS V O J T M J t £ D 0 o S £ 4 A «S' r c rs S A ££A S ££ M LL OAt - £ A SS £ L A £, M £ L £ t F £ o 0 s t o 4 o o r o a s Sr. H S Falls' Cznt zal cjlool S r. £ £ S e A L LS . A , y. 4 a l. so, fs(.