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

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NAME FOLLY VIRTUE PET PEEVE PASTIME A. Archer A sailor Sociability Gas rationing Soda jerking S. Bethel Chemistry Good nature Square dancing Horses G. Bosford Hitching post Quietness School Eddie E. B. Brown Any man People Post office E. Dority Philip — Pleasantness Brace Kids P. Gardner Eleanor Unselfishness Work Frank's Market C. Hart Dude ranches Neatness “Squirts'’ Stony Creek K. Kingsley A sailor Her smile Doctors Writing letters G. La Moy Newsstand Earnestness Delivering papers Reading J. Morehouse . ■ Home Ec. Cheerfulness Housework Animals • J. Perkins Driving bus Capability Neckties Arehart’s J. Rozcll Charlie Diligence Telephone office Violin C. Shuman Joyce Soberness Fiddles Playing pool

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2:30—Sylvia and Joe drag out their chemistry books and start studying. 2:45—Grace and Joe continue their discussion on “Occupations for Women.” 3:20—Sylvia and Joe decide to put their books away and spend the rest of the period gazing around. 3:25—Last bell rings and everyone makes a mad dash for the door. 3:26—John goes after the bus, and most of the seniors leave for home. 3:27—Miss Scofield comes in to dismiss the class. 4:30—Grace L. starts on her paper route and June does the weekly shopping. And is that Phil working in the store? Can’t be! 7:00—Phil starts for another visit in Hadley. 7:30—Charlie stops into Barb’s after basketball practice to call Rozie. 8:30—Gathering at Barb’s for a last coke arc Sylvia, Berta, Joyce, Charlie, Phil and Joe. 9:00—Now is the time for all good seniors to be in bed! Is it? Arc they? Who knows! ! ! ! 'Twenty

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We, the class of 1943 of the Hadley-Luzerne Central School, being of sound mind as of body, after four years of enjoyable and unforgetable experiences together, do now present the following to our successors and do so declare it to be our one and only will: The senior class wills to the faculty a well-earned vacation! “Rozie” Rozwell wills her share in Charlie Shuman to absolutely no one. “Cary” Hart leaves her extraordinary dreams to Reta Rozell. “Sliv” Bethel leaves to Bob Bethel the tast of finding a new dancing partner. “Syl” Bethel leaves to Bob Bethel the task of finding a new dancing partner. “Berta” Archer leaves her smile and charm to Mildred Le Barron. “Joe” Dority leaves her silly giggle to Joan Eckert. “Bev” Brown leaves her skill in man hunting to anyone who wishes to have it. Grace Bosford leaves her quietness to George Ireland. “Gussic” Shuman leaves his “school broom” to anyone who wants to take it. “Phil” Gardner leaves all his work to Fred. With pleasure. June Morehouse leaves her ability to run a house to “Liz” York. “Johnncr” Perkins leaves. “Kate” Kingsley leaves all the books she has read to anyone who needs book reports. The seniors leave to Miss Scofield the courage to get along without us next year. To Miss Tarbell and the class of ’46 we leave all the scrap paper in town. The seniors leave their memories of New York to the juniors in the hope that they may profit by them. (Finis) (Signed) Philip Gardner, In the presence of Class President Abraham Dawes, Esq. (Class Lawyer) Twenty-tno