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

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Sophomore PIRST ROW: ALICE HAYES.PATRIClA BOVEE.ALMA CENTERBAR.WILMA WOOD.RONNY PALMER. LORETTA SPELLBURG.BEDLAH SANDERS.ALICE CHAMPAGNE.JOAN JOCKERS. SECOND ROW: MISS CADGHRAN (ADVISER).PAUL ALLEN.RICHARD YORK.JOHN REYNOLDS.DONNA BUTLER.MARY LOUISE REYNOLDS.LORENA MAXAM.CHARLOTTE COWLES,HARRY WRIGHT.GEORGE CALDWELL.JOHN HOLLAND. THIRD ROW: RAYMOND LYNCH.VINCENT JOWAISZAS. CABOT HANSEN,MIKE SMEAD. EDWARD SKERRETT,DONALD SUTLIPP,JOSEPH SHEIL,BUSTER BOURDEAU. TA7E’ the class of ’53 sPent another rather uneventful year in the Science VV Room,amid our friends, the fish and the turtles. Ronny Palmer presided at our riotous class meetings and Winkie Wood took notes. Loretta Spellburg was vice-president, while Vincent Jowaiszas watched over the pennies of pro- fit we have made on our candy sales. Incidentally, all this money is going to give us one hilarious week in New York and Washington sometime in the future. By a narrow margin, we did lose the Student Council elections, but our Sophomore year will not go on the records as a failure since we’re way ahead in interclass points. LORETTA SPELLBURG.VICE PRES-: WILMA WOOD. SEC. : RONNIE PALMER. PRES. 19

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Juniors PIRST ROW: JOAN HYDE.GRETCHEN GRAY. SALLY PINCH. ERNEST INE COWLES. LELAND ALDRICH. THOMAS CHEYER.NAOMI COOP ER. CECILE ROGERS. DORIS WILLARD.DORA JEAN SPRINGER. SEC- OND ROW: EDITH PARRELL.MYRTLE BENNETT.PRANCES GRIMES,MARTHA HUGHES.MYRA BRANNON. WILLIAM DUELL.WILLARD EASTWOOD.HAROLD CLUTE, WILLIAM PALMER.MR.STEW ART (ADVISER). St. Peter (musing): Now, let's see who's next on the list. Here we are; it's H.L.C.S. Junior Class's application of June 10, 1951. Guess it's about time. Confound it, Gabriel; stop that racket i Gabriel: Gee, St. Peter, can't I play ? 1 have to be in practice for the Judgement Day. St. Peter: Come here a moment, Gabriel. I have a job for you. I want you to take the next shooting star to earth and pick up Junior H.L.C.S. We have to give him the pre- liminary exam. Junior Class: There are the famous pearly gates ! Gee, and they have a neon sign too i What does it say? ‘Heaven (Senior Year) . Gabriel, who's that angel on top of the gate? Gabriel: That's no angel i That's Scrub Forster. He's repairing the sign. Come over here,Junior, t have to measure you. Hmmmmm-12'8 . That's a bit short, but perhaps you'll grow yet. To be a Senior, you must be high and mighty! St. Peter: So you're Junior H.L.C.S. And you think you can make the grade of a Senior? Well, we'll see. Let's have an account of your Junior year. Junior: We don't want to brag too much, but we are quite proud of ourselves. We won the Student Council election and that's quite an achievement. It may have been our all-out campaign, but we like to think it was our personality. In sports we didn't do so well, but second place isn't too bad. Dick Mill ward, our president, led us through the toil and strife of class competition. We, of course, are trying to earn money for next year. Yes, our Junior year was quite a year. Gabriel: O.K. Junior, we’ve heard enough. It's been de- cided that you.............. Miss Woodin: Junior ! Junior ! Wake up I There will be Naomi cooper, sec. ; tom cheyer. no sleeping in my class ! TREAS.:RICHARD MILLIARD. PRES.: LELAND ALDRICH. VICE PRES. 18

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Freshmen FIRST ROW: ROSEMARY WATERHOUSE. I DA BELLE SCOPI ELD.VICTOR GRANT. DOROTHY ADAMS, JANIS PERRY.BOB BAKER.BARBARA BENNETT.MARIE LOVELAND.MARY IVES. SECOND ROW: MR.MEADOWS (ADVISER).GARY BOVEE.BARBARA STANLEY.EILEEN SAHEIM.BARBARA CROIS- SANT. JOSIE LE BARRON.JOAN JOHNSON.ANITA SMBAD.BARBARA RALPH.ROBERT SHEIL,ALAN MC CULLOUGH. THIRD ROW: CECIL REYNOLDS.JAMES COOPER,MARSHALL WILSON,CHARLES WYMAN, EDWARD ZIEGLER.PAUL GIBSON. BARL GALUSHA. DICK CLUTE, DONALD ORMSBY, HARRY ZIEGLER.MILES COWLES.STANLEY HUGHES. HIS year the bulging study hall retained us Freshmen and Mr. Meadows, but not without some youthful friction. Therefore, we suggest to Mr. Mea- dows that he use a number 30 oil when he next attempts to force fondly future Freshmen fast. Paul Gibson was president and Eileen Saheim seconded for him. Our sec- retary and treasurer were Barbara Stanley and Gary Bovee, respectively. Perhaps we didn’t fare so well in interclass sports, but remember we’re still young. The pleasant thoughts of being a Sophomore quite en- tice us as did the charming anticipation of being a Fresh- man. We feel that it won’t be long ’till we’re Seniors, too. 20 BOB BAKER. VICE PRES-; JANIS PERRY. SEC- ; VICTOR GRANT.PRES-:DOROTHY ADAMS.TRBAS.