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

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Valedictorian KINGSLEY WAITE “Kink” Traffic Squad 1. 2. 3, 4 Student Council 2 Chief Justice Student Court 4 Court of Appeals 4 Expects to ioin Army. JANICE SMEAD “Jan” Glee Club 1, 2. 4 Home Nursing 2 Expects to work in defense plant. ELIZABETH WOOD “Bonnie” Student Court 1. 3 Secretary Student Court 4 Student Council 2 Newspaper Club 1. 2. 3. 4 French Club 1, 2 Sketch Club 4 Glee Club 2 Expects to work.

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WILLIAM HASTINGS “Bill” Track 1. 2, 3 Soccer 3, 4 Service Committee 4 Science Club 1 Chef Club 2 Expects to work on the rail- road. DORIS MUDGE “Maude” Camera Club 4 Service Committee 1 Orchestra 1, 2. 3 Glee Club 1. 2 Student Court 4 President of Class 3 Home Nursing 2 Sports Committee 4 Expects to work in defense plant. MADGE PARKER “Parkie” Student Council 1 Sketch Club 3. 4 Orchestra 1, 2 French Club 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1 Sec. of Student Court 4 Newspaper Club 4 Expects to get a job. ... JOYCE RAMSEY “Sophie Newspaper Club 2. 4 School attended South- eastern High, Foch Inter- mediate, Detroit. Michigan. Expects to do secretarial work.

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Class Iltstorp In the fall of 1939 about thirty-five well scrubbed Freshmen took their first step in making a reputation for the class of '43. Miss Johnson, as faculty advisor helped them over the rough spots of the first year. Rex Cotherman was elected president; Marge Shiel, vice-president; and Gloria Stolle. secretary-treasurer. They were represented in Student Council by Madge Parker and Robert Hayes and on Student Court by Eliza- beth Wood. During their Sophomore year, the class of ’43 was well-supervised by Mr. Nelson and led by the following officers: President, Rex Cotherman; vice-president, Henry Den- ton; secretary-treasurer, Madge Parker. Student Council members were Elizabeth Wood and Kingsley Waite. John Smith represented the class on the Student CDurt. The highlight of the year was when Gloria Stolle was elected Queen of the Winter Carnival. In 1941-42 the class was under the very able leadership of Mr. Halsey. Officers were: President, Doris Mudge; vice-president. Marcia Davis; secretary-treasurer, Jean Andrews. Delea Signor and Jean Andrews represented the class in Student Council while Elizabeth Wood and Rex Cotherman upheld justice on the Student Court. The thrill of the year was the Junior Prom! It was semi-formal with both round and square dancing. The prom was the big social and financial success it was meant to be. Marcia Davis was crowned Queen of the Prom and was presented with a corsage by Rex Cotherman. Henry Denton was selected from H.L.C.S. to go to Boys State at Manlius the summer of 1942. Oh, happy day! Seniors at last! The year started out well enough with Mr. Halsey as faculty advisor and the following officers: President. Melvin Cowles; vice-president, Jean Andrews; secretary, Delea Signor, and treasurer, George Sutliff. Rex Cotherman was elected by the student body as president of the Student Association and George Sutliff was elected vice-president. The other Student Council member was Henry Denton, treasurer. Kingsley Waite was Chief Justice of the Student Court and Adelbert Tucker was the other Senior Justice. Came the first of January and the Seniors made their first real sacrifice for the war effort. With many an eye shining from unshed tears, and with warm hand clasps, the Seniors gave their best friend and advisor to the Navy. Everyone was sure that if Mr. Halsey made as good an Ensign as he did an advisor the war wouldn't last long. The next sacrifice for the war was when Adelbert Tucker was drafted into the Army in the early part of March. Doris Mudge replaced him on the bench of the Student Court. Due to the absence of Mr. Halsey, Miss Larky has headed the senior class. Miss Larky is to be congratulated on her excellent leadership. The class has shown great interest in sports, and has been well represented in intermural activities. Many of the boys contributed their skill for the H.L.C.S. athletic teams. Melvin Cowles and Adelbert Tucker were track squad members, while George Sutliff and Henry Denton played on the baseball teams. Henry and Rex. also brought fame to the Soccer team. Now that our graduation looms ahead of us. we aren’t so sure that we want to leave H.L.C.S., the good times we had, the friends we made and activities in which we participated. We hope the rest of our lives will go as pleasantly as the years we have spent here.