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

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SEVENTH «RADE Top row: L. York, W. Bannett, C. Reade, W. Perkins. Second row: E. Lindros (adviser), M. Bragg, S. Fuller, J. Bethel, M. Tubbs, G. Smead, C. Smith, V. Gumbrecht, I. Smith, J. Roider, M. Cowles, P. Pulver. Third row: M. Hayes. V. Brewer, I. Eddy, T. Fuller, B. Eckert, M. Weiss, L. (Allen, W. Allen, E. York. Bottom row: M. Y'ork, G. Bosfcrd, J. Deacon. L. Dlngman. C. Wyman. R. Ding- man, J. Caldwell. G. Bethel. Officers of the seventh grade were elected as follows: Bever- ly Eckert, president; Truman Fuller, vice-president; Mary Weiss, secretary. The seventh grade also participated in a Social Studies Club which elected the following officers: Wayne Per- kins, president; Beverly Eckert, vice-president; Joyce Roider, secretary. This club went on many trips throughout the year. On May 17, the class presented an assembly program called “And The Lamp Went Out.” The characters were Evelyn De Vere, Mary Weiss; Mrs. De Yere, Evelyn’s mother, Beverly Eckert; the hero, Truman Fuller; the villain, Milton York; the reader, Joyce Roider. Fourteen

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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

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EDITORIAL STAFF Top row: C. Wood. F. Gillea, S. Hayes. S. Murphy. R. Fowler. Second row: E. Nelson (adviser). A. Groom bridge. R. Evens, C. Ross. R. Allen, E. Dwyer. W. Hansen. W. Hawk. T. Priddy, F. Clark (adviser). Third row: J. Roider, E. Wood. F. MUrtin, M. Stanton G. O’Hare, J. Pixley. E. Baker, G. Ackley, D. Deitz. A. Bethel, M. Nightingale (adviser). Bottom row: R. Hayes, G. Bethel. E. Salmon, F. O’Hare. L. Ormsby. NEWSPAPER CLUB This year the newspaper club has attempted to become a more efficiently operated body than it has been in the past. By tin introduction of art work in the monthly issues the club ha© tried to bring out the ability of the students as well as produce a more artistic piece of workmanship. The organization of the club lias been slightly differentiated from its plan of former years. It has been divided into three divisions under the faculty advisers. They are as follows: Miss Clark—features, literary; Miss Nightingale—proof reading, art work; Mr. Nelson—mechanical. Under tin new system work has progressed rapidly and a greatly improved paper has been put out. By combining illustrations with the monthly short story the issue has been larger and better. This year for the first time there was mimeographing on both sides of the paper. There has been a theme for every paper, and this theme has been carried out in each paper insofar as pos- sible. We hope that our newspaper club of 1938-39 has laid the foundation for a finer paper which will appear in future years. Fifteen