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

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JUNIOR CLASS..................................................................... Back row: Win. Hastings, R. Cotherman, G. Sutliff. H. Denton. G. Mosher. Center row: M. Cowles, A. Tucker, CL Weiss, Mr. Halsey, adviser; P. Smead, L. Jen kiins. W. Hastings, U. Hayes. Front row: I). Mudge, I). Kettner. D. Signor. M. Parker. J. Andrews, E. Wood, J. Smead. Absent from picture: M. Davis, II. Eisen. R. Maxam. K. Waite. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior ('hiss, under the capable leadership of their adviser, Mr. Halsev, has been very active throughout 1941-42. The girls overtook the boys in the elections which were held in the spring of ’41. The honors of office went to: Doris Mudge, president; Marcia Davis, vice-president; Jean Andrews, secretary-treasurer. Student Council representatives from the class were Jean Andrews and Delea Signor. Elizabeth Wood and Hex Cotherman were chosen as representatives to the Student Court. Henry Denton is to be the representative from H- L. C. S. to Boy’s State at Manlius School this summer. Among the outstanding events during the year were: the Hallow- e’en party in the fall of 1941, and the Junior Prom which was semi- formal and held at the Luzerne Grange on May L 1942. Due to the excellent cooperation of the class together with that of Mr. Halsey and Miss Olivet, it was successful both socially and financially. Dick Stevens’ orchestra supplied the music for round and square dancing. Art Pratt added life to the party when he called out the squares. Marcia Davis was elected Queen bv those attending the Prom and was presented with a corsa2e by Hex Clotherman. The Juniors, though regretting that it will he their last year at H. L. C. S. are nevertheless looking forward to 1942-1943 with great expectation. Page 10

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'k ulii qtoH. InifL f(don)j Monday everyone visited Georgetown and Yorktown and saw the embassies of the different countries of the world- One point of interest was the beautiful Washington Cathedral. It is still under construction and will not be finished for many years. In the afternoon they visited the Capitol and Library of Congress. Among other points of interest, the class saw the Washington Monument, the cherry blossoms along the tidal basin, Smithsonian Institute ami the Art Museum. Tuesday everyone packed their suitcases to go back to New York. At noon they started to the station where they saw the “First Lad)-,” Mrs. Roosevelt. With no mishap they reached Philadelphia where their new acquaintances of Ludlowville reached their journey’s end. They reached New York about 6:30 p. m. Mr. Rosebrock met them at the hotel and went with them to Fred Waring’s special performance. Later everyone attended the program at Radio City. Wednesday the class went to the Battery and shipyards. They saw the burned hulk of the Normandie, went to Grant’s Tomb, and through Central Park. In the afternoon everyone went to Chinatown where they visited one of the Chinese stores and bought many souvenirs. That night some of the class went to the play, “Sons of Fuii” and saw Carmen Miranda in person. Others visited the Empire State Building. After taking good advantage of using Thursday morning for a last glimpse of New York, the Seniors boarded a train in the afternoon and amid snow, rain, and sleet, headed homeward. A weary group of Seniors arrived in Albany that evening at about 10 p. m. when they climbed into the school bus for the last leg of their journey After a couple days’ rest, everyone, on thinking over the unfor- gettable happenings and the wonderful time they had, wished that they were starting another trip to Washington the next morning. Page 9

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SOPHOMORE CLASS................................................................ Back row: L. York. W. Perkins. G. Boeford, G. Bethel. M. York. Third row: J. Roider, V. Brewer. G. O’Hare, L. Allen. Second row: L. Fuller. W. Monahan, C. Wayman, J. Bethel, S. Fuller, L. Dingman, H. Dingman, T. Fuller. Front row: M. Cowles, B. York. M. Weiss, B. Harris, Mr. Nelson, adviser; S. Eastwood. L. Walker. M. Estey, B. Eckert. Absent from picture: P. Been. J. Caldwell. A. Eddy. SOPHOMORE NEWS This year, the Sophomore Class was organized as follows: Joyce Roider, president; Robert Dingman, vice-president; and Jean Bethel, secretary. The class adviser was Mr. Nelson. The Student Council representatives were Beverly Eckert, vice- president, and Bill Monahan. Loren Dingman substituted while Bill Monahan was absent. Two successful class parties have been held at the Hadley Town Hall. Many members of the class have participated in extra-curricular activities and are looking forward to winning the Interclass Trophy. The class is also well represented in Interschool sports. rage 11