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

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TRACK Back row: M. York. G. Smead. G. Bosford, E. Nelson. Coach. R. Bosford, C. Ackley, R. Cotherman. Center row: A. Tucker. W. Hastings. W. Hastings. M. Cowles, E. Winslow. E. Baker. V. Dingman. L. Jenkins, M. Shiel. Front row: C. Wyman. T. Fuller. L. Fuller, R. Dingman. The track team lost many of last year’s members but new men helped build up the squad. The team had four meets, two with Schuy- lerville, and two with South Glens Falls. They won the first meet with South High, but lost the rest. The team was well supplied with runners but there was a shortage of jumpers. The track team entered the annual Section 2 Class T) meet at Johnstown. Members of tin team were II. Monahan, 1). Tucker, W. Hastings, Wm. Hastings, L. Fuller and R. Hayes. WE THEY WE THEY 3S South High 37 46 % South High 68% 28 Schuylerville 67 22 Schuylerville 73

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BASEBALL Back row: S. Townsend, coach. D. McKenzie. R. Denton. N. Perkins, H. Denton. J. Priddy, G. Deuel, manager. Center row: R. Fowler. W. Hawk. W. Perkins, L. York. Front row: F. O'Hare. G. Bethel. R. Allen. Although the H. L. C. K. baseball team was a victim of tough breaks, the team played good ball and won three games with four losses. Norm Perkins, hard hitting first baseman, was unable to play be- cause of a wrist injury. Ken Deuel and Hank Denton were injured while playing and could not finish the season. Members of the team were Dick Fowler, Hay Denton, Wayne Per- kins, dim Priddy, Fred O’Hare, Don McKenzie, Leslie York, Wayne Hawk, Bill Monahan, George Sutliff, and Clarence Smith. WE THEY WE THEY 0 Greenwich 3 3 Stillwater 16 4 South Glens Falls 6 5 Corinth 4 10 Rallston 9 11 Schuylerville 4 3 Burnt Hills 4

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Camera Club Last fall tlu Camera Club under the supervision of Mr. Castle elected the following officers: President, Harriet Hall; vice-president, Margaret Roider; secretary, Barbara Davidson; treasurer, Myron Winslow. During the winter the Camera Club presented an assembly on “The History of Photography.” In the spring a “Picture Party” was held. Each person enclosed his picture in the especially designed invitations. The members of the club included Adelbert Tucker, Leslie York, Beulah White, Clara Winslow, Edna Gilbert, Dorothy Ilurd, Rex Cotli- ennan, Fred O’Hare, Melvin Cowles, Clarence Smith, Mary Weiss, Mar- guerite Tubbs, and John Smith. The Puppet Club has been active this year under the supervision of Miss Stroup. The officers elected for the year were Katherine Kingsley, president, and Lois Smith, secretary. Three committees were formed, giving charge of sewing to Joyce Rozell, painting to Mary Eisen, and carpentry to Charles Shuman. A play, “Goblins! That’s a Laugh!” written by Gertrude O’Hare, was presented to the Parent Teachers Association and the school as- sembly. All costumes, scenery, puppets and stage sets were made by the club members. The Chef’s Club, an informal club for boys, was not restricted to seniors and post graduates as it was last year. There was a meeting every Friday at which the members cooked their lunch during activity period and ate it during the lunch hour. A few meetings were devoted to sewing, and there were a few in which etiquette was discussed. The members were Jay Smead, Philo Smead, Lawrence Smead. Wayne Perkins, Truman Fuller, Robert Dingman, and Kingsley Waite. The club adviser was Miss Scriven. Several guests were invited to the lunches. Their approval of the cooking was expressed enthusiastically, much to the deliglit of the mem- bers. Club Chef's Club