Hadley Luzerne High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Lake Luzerne, NY)

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FRESHMAN CLASS Top row: F. O'Hare. J. Newton. Second row: D. Allerdice (adviser). M. Tubbs. J. Tubbs. G. Ackley, H. Fisk, N. Williams, W. Hawk, A. Brewer, J. Gill, J. Brown. Third row: E. Allen. P. Walker, H. Hall, N. Perkins, D. Hurd, B. Wlhite, F. Van Deusen, A. Caldwell, B. Ovitt Bottom row: W. Wyman, L. Ormsby. E. Salmon, W. Hansen, E. Baker. This year the Freshman Class elected Dot Hurd, president; Norman Perkins, vice-president; Bertha White, Secretary. The Student Council Representatives are Dot Hurd and Norman Per- kins. The class was ably advised by Miss Allerdice. On December second the first party was held at the Hadley Town Hall. Another party was held May fifth. Both parties were well attended and very successful. There was a slight decrease in the class as several members quit. The class is also genuinely sorry to lose Joseph Scoville. The class had many home room programs. They discussed such topics as: Honesty, Courtesy, and Spirit. Twelve

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SOPHOMORES Top row: R. Palmateer, D. McKenzie, R. Allen. J. Lindsey. R. Fowler. Second row: F. Clark (adviser). G. Deacon. R. Denton. B. White. L. Smead, H. Howe, C. Winslow, C. Wood, L. Cowles. J. Priddy, E. Joyce, B. Pixley. Third row: M. Roider. B. Davidson, S. Ogburn, M. Waite, G. Deuel. W. Hewitt. E. Burnham. E. Gilbert. I. LeBarron. Bottoom row: C. Hovey. J. Smead. M. Winslow, E. W'inslow, W. Dingman. The Sophomore Class of 1938-39 had a very successful year. With the help of their class adviser, Miss Clark, three parties were held. The class officers were elected as follows: George Deuel, presi- dent; Walt Hewitt, vice-president; Millard Waite, secretary-trea- surer; Joe Lindsey, Shirley Ogburn, Student Council Representa- tives. The first party given by the Sophomore Class was held in November at the Hadley Town Hall. It featured square dancing and games. Cider and doughnuts were served. The second social event was a party given in honor of Mr. Walter F. Gilday, former class adviser. This was strictly a class gathering held in the music room of the school. On Friday, May 19th, a farewell party was given by the Sophomores to this year’s graduating class. Decorations were blue and white balloons and crepe paper. About one hundred people attended. The school swing orchestra furnished music for round dancing. Square dancing was also enjoyed. Joe Lindsey was general chairman of the entertainment. Ehven

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EIGHTH GRADE Top row: J. Castle (adviser). G. Sutliff, R. Bosford, H. Shippee, R. Pulver, K. Waite, J. Smith. G. Mosher, G. Weiss, H. Denton, R. Cotherman, D. Vogt (adviser). Middle row: M. Allen. E. Maxam, J. Smead, D. Muclga, M. S-hiel, E. Wood, B. Eisen, S. Eastwood, B. Allen, J. Andrews. Bottom row: L. Jenkins, R. Maxam. R. Hayese, M. Cowles. The eighth grade elected the following officers: Marge Shiels, president; Madge Parke, vice-president; Elizabeth Wood, secre- tary. Miss Vogt and Mr. Castle were the faculty advisers during the past year. The two representatives to the Student Council were Jean Andrews and Marge Shiels. The eighth grade had two parties. The first was held at the Hadley Town Hall where card playing, games and refresh- ments were enjoyed. The second party included ping pong, dancing and refreshments at the school. At our weekly meetings, we planned parties, discussed Stu- dent Council minutes, and participated in home room programs. Thirteen