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

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SOCCER Back Row: W. Perkins, G. Bethel. H. Denton, R. Fowler, R. Allen. Cc tc.- io : D. McKenzie. W. Hawk. N. Perkins. J. Priddy. C. Wood, W. Dingman. Front row: F. O'Hare. R. Denton, captain. S. Townsend, coach. .1. Lindsey, M. Cowles. The Blue and White Eagles of Hadley-Luzerne annexed their first soccer championship. This was not only the crown for the county, but also for Section 2, New York Public High School Athletic Association, of Eastern New York. Turning out a good soccer team every year, Coach Townsend finally received the honor due him, by having a cham- pionship team. He deserves much credit for his fine coaching. The team had a very good defensive record, being scored upon on- ly once in the regular league play and once in a play-off for the county crown. The team included Kay Denton, captain, Jim Priddy, Henry Den- ton, Jack Tunnev, Dick Fowler, Joe Lindsey, Norm Perkins, Fred O Han», Robert Allen, Corliss Wood and Wayne Hawk. Substitutes were Don McKenzie, Grant Bethel, Wayne Perkins, Melvin Cowles, and Bill Dingman. The team’s record for the year: EAGLBS OPPONEXT SCORE EAGLES OPPONENT SCORE 1 Schuylerville 0 4 Burnt Hills 0 2 South High 0 2 Corinth 1 0 Ballston Spa 1 4 Mayfield 0 1 Corinth 0 3 Schoharie 0 1 Stillwater 0

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CHORUS and ORCHESTRA Back row: J. Brown. G. O Hare. J. Andrews, J. Flanders. M. Holder. J. Tubbs. M. Tubbs H. Hall, J. Gill. Fourth row: Jacqueline Smead. F. Evens. I. Walker, A. Eddy. A. Caldwell. B. Ovitt. E. Fyfe. G. LaMoy. B. Bosford. A. Archer. K. Kingsley. M. Grimes. I. Eddy. C. Winslow . M. Taylor, E. Gilbert. F. Hart. M. Cowles. Third row: L. Smith, M. Westcott, B. Brown. J. Morehouse. S. Hayes. B. Allen. A. Dean. J. Kozelle. M. Weiss. G. Perkins. R. Rozelle, B. Goodness, S. Champagne, C. Shuman. B. Etekert, S. Bethel. I. Hall. D. Burnham. B. Champagne. Second row: M. Kisen. J. Holder, L. Lambert. U Eddy. B. Davidson, Florence Hart, bl Fuller, Miss Allerdice. director. L. Signor. X. Hastings. Janice Smead. D. Mudge. E. Burnham. C. Hart. Front row: D. Goodness. Jay Smead, H. Stone, X. Pulver, M. Walker, P. Butler. D. Scott. G. Cranston. F. Gardner. P. Gardner. During tin year 11)40-11)41, tin High School Chorus of twenty-five members and the Junior High Chorus of thirty members each met reg- ularly once a week. The junior high group, which made its first ap- pearance at the September meeting of tin I . T. A., took an active part in programs during the year. It appeared at several school assem- blies and Parent Teacher meetings and furnished music for the annual Christmas programs. Members of both choral groups combined to sing at commencement. The personnel of the orchestra this year included the following: iolins, Jean Andrews, Joyce Rozell, Beverly Eckert, Maxine Cowles, Mary A eiss, Isabel Hall, Gertrude O’Hare, Alberta Archer, Isabella Kddy; clarinets, Jay Smead, Florence Evens, Beverly Brown, Jeanne Flanders; mellophones, Barbara Davidson, Philip Gardner; trumpets, Norman Pulver, Doris Mudge, George Cranston; saxophone, Patty But- ler; drums, Frederick Gardner; and piano, Harriet Hall. During the past year, a large number of school students participat- ed in the local firemen’s band. Student members included the follow- ing: Clarinets, Norman Perkins, Jay Sinead, Florence Evens, Barbara Evens, Wayne Perkins, Beverly Brown, Jeanne Flanders; trumpets, Norman Pulver, Doris Mudge, George Cranston, Clyde Rollman, John Fyfe, Norma Hastings; trombones, Janice Smead, Florence Hart; mello- phones, Barbara Davidson, Philip Gardner; saxophone, Rex Cother man; drums, Fred Gardner. Members of the band played in the Me- morial Day parade and will appear at the regular summer concerts.

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BASKETBALL Back row: J. Priddy, N. Perkins, S. Townsend, coach, R. Denton. Front row: G. Deuel, manager. W. Hawk, R. Fowler, H. Denton. F. O’Hare. The Eagles’ basketball record was rather overshadowed by the success of soccer. The team won four and lost ten. The calibre of the team seemed to vary considerably throughout the season. At times they seemed like champions, and at other times like first graders. Nevertheless the team had fight and enjoyed making the best teams show their best, now and then beating a less-impressive team. The team seemed to hold its own during each first half against the host teams, but the second half always proved to be their downfall. In Schuyler ville the score was tied at the third quarter, and the Black Horses had to call upon Lady Luck for some of their long set shots on the small court. The Eagles had an even series with their rivals, Cor- inth, each winning one. ()ii tlie team were Norm Perkins and Dick Fowler co-captains, Kay Denton, dim Priddy, Fred O’Hare, Henry Denton, and Wavnc Hawk. The team’s record for the year: GLB3 OPPONENT SCORB 26 Ballat on 19 14 Corinth 13 8 Stillwater 26 21 South High 33 10 Greenwich 23 16 Schuylerville 2 14 Burnt Hills 30 IAGLBS OPPONENT SCORB 33 Ballston Spa 39 28 Corinth 30 26 Stillwater 34 33 South High 34 27 Greenwich 26 25 Schuylerville 34 22 Burnt Hills 13