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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

I i HI-LIGHT Edited by SENIOR CLASS of 1952 Assisted By Class of 1953 1 DEDICATION W E, the Seniors of 1952, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Castle, who so enthusiastically guided us through our Senior year. His patience, understanding, and perseverance as a teacher and a friend, will never be forgotten. 2 DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT MR. LYNN F. PERKINS ROARD OF EDUCATION MR. STUART M. TOWSEND, SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL; MR. LEO CLOTHIER; MR. MITCHELL BULLIS; MR. CHARLES ALDRICH. PRESIDENT; MR. ARTHUR BROWN; MR. CHARLES TRAVER; MR. NORMAN POWERS. CLERK; MISSING FROM PICTURE: MISS DAISY SAVOIE. TREASURER. 4 PRINCIPAL Dear Seniors, It is with pleasure that I extend my congratulations to you, the Class of 1952, upon your graduation from high school. This moment, I know, is worth the effort and sacrifices you have made. The time has now arrived when you must take your place in a world community. This means you must find your place in this world, living where you will be useful and happy. To reach your next milestone will take additional effort and sacrifice on your part. It is our earnest hope that we, your faculty, your parents, and your community, have helped you prepare yourselves for this task. May you be successful in your undertakings and happy in your daily living. Sincerely, -«« ■«.«-w A SEATED: MR. ROBERT SWAN, GUIDANCE DIRECTOR FOR THE COOPERATIVE BOARD; MISS HELEN WOODIN, SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH; MRS. EDITH McLENITHEN, LIBRARY ENGLISH; MISS DORIS J. VOGT, VICE PRINCIPAL GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION; STANDING: MISS BARBARA LARAGH, DENTAL HYGIENE; MISS EDNA FRANZ. ART; MR. GEORGE DOHERTY, BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION; MISS CHARLOTTE EBERWEIN, MUSIC. SEATED: MR. JAMES CORKLAND, JR. HIGH ENGLISH; MR. ALMER BAKER, JR. MATHEMATICS; MISS JACQUELINE MICHAUD, COMMERCIAL; MISS MARY ANN SULICH, SCIENCE; MR. LAWRENCE FULLER, JR. HIGH SCHOOL SUB- JECTS; MR. PAUL MEADOWS, SOCIAL STUDIES FRENCH. STANDING: MR. JOHN J. CASTLE, GUIDANCE COUN SELOR INDUSTRIAL ARTS; MRS. CLARESSA VARNEY, HOME ECONOMICS; MR. H. ALLEN RUSSELL, INDUSTRIAL ARTS. UCVlTY ♦ 1 i SEATED: MRS. MARY BRANNON. KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE; MRS. MAUDE HOWENSTEIN, FIFTH GRADE; MISS MYRTLE STONE. FIFTH GRADE; MRS. CLARA HALL. SIXTH GRADE. STANDING: MISS RUTH CURTIS, SEC- OND THIRD GRADES; MR. A. WILLIAM PETRONIO, SIXTH GRADE; MRS. EMMA DAVIS, FOURTH FIFTH GRADES. SEATED: MRS. GERTRUDE WHITE. SECOND GRADE; MRS. HELEN STEWART. THIRD GRADE; MRS. FREDA MATTESON, FOURTH GRADE; MRS. BLANCHE TERWILLIGER, FOURTH GRADE. STANDING: MRS. MARGARET KANE. THIRD GRADE; MRS. MADALENE MANFRED. KINDERGARTEN; MRS. HELENA MADISON, SECOND GRADE; MISS SARA DUNN, FIRST SECOND GRADES. 7 SECRETARY HEALTH 8 CAFETERIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: LORETTA SPELLBURG, MRS. REYNOLDS. ALMA CENTERBAR, MRS. SALMON, MRS. PRIDDY, 2ND GRADE CHIL- DREN. MISS PATIENCE. BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. LEWIS RUSSELL. MR. TED CLEMONS, MR. FRED GARDNER. MR. WARREN HOWE, MR. HOWARD EDWARDS, MR. SEYMOUR NAATZ, MR. BOLIC PIDGEON, MR. GEORGE MADISON. MISSING FROM PICTURE: MR. HAROLD RICHARDS. CUSTODIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. ABE DAWES, MR. SCHUYLER TRAVER, MR. EDWIN BANCROFT. MR. GEORGE DEUEL. MR. BENJAMIN DENTON. ERNESTINE COWLES “Teeny Class President 3, 4 Student Council Secretary 3, Social Studies Club 1, 2 Service Committee I Assembly Committee 3, 4 Sports Committee 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 Secretary of Student Court 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Science Club 4 DORA JEAN SPRINGER “Winkie Class Secretary I, 3, Social Studies Club 1, Service Committee 3 GRETCHEN GRAY “Gretch Class Secretary 2 Class Vice President 3, 4 Social Studies Club 1, 2 Library Club 3 Newspaper Club 2 Dramatics Club 4 Science Club 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Business Manager of Yearbook 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 SALLIE FINCH “Sal” Class Treasurer 3, 4 Social Studies Club 1 Newspaper Club 2 Library Club 3, 4 Library Club Secretary 3 Clubs Committee 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Ring Committee 3 Glee Club 3 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 LELAND ALDRICH “Chap Class Vice President 3 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Student Court 1 Fire Squad 2, 3, 4 Service Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Assembly Committee 3, 4 Soccer Captain 4 MYRTLE BENNETT “Myrt’ Student Council Treasurer 3 Social Studies Club 1 Newspaper Club 2 F. H. A. Club 3 F. H. A. Club Historian 3 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 T ter MYRA BRANNON “My” Student Council 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Studies Club 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Camera Club 3 Clubs Committee 2 Assembly Committee 3 Student Council Vice President 3 Student Council President 4 Ping Pong Champ 2, 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Ring Committee 3 Junior Prom Queen 3 Yearbook Staff 4 NAOMI COOPER “Nomie” Secretary 3 Class Reporter Social Studies Club 1, 2 Biology Club 2 F. H. A. Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Science Club 4 WILLIAM DUELL “Billy” Camera Club 1, 2 Service Committee 1, 2, 4 14 SENIORS ?asebaii i2’3 4 wUlle s3 v« 15 SENIORS MARTHA HUGHES ‘‘Mart’ Camera Club 3 Chorus 4 Sports Committee 3, 4 Service Committee 3 School Cafeteria 1,2 Yearbook Staff 4 JOAN HYDE “Joanie” Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 WILLIAM PALMER “Bill” Student Council Representative 1 Student Council Vice President 2, 4 Student Council President 3 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball Assistant Manager 2 Baseball Manager 3 Social Studies Club 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Camera Club 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Editor of Yearbook 4 Fire Squad 2, 3, 4 Student Court 3, 4 Student Court Chief Justice 4 Boys’ State 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 16 GWENNETH ROSMAN Gwen Class Secretary 2 Class President 3 Newspaper Club 1 Photo Club 2 Science Club 4 Dramatics Club 4 Secretary of Dramatics Club 4 Band 1, 2, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Clubs Committee 4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Newcomb 1, 2 Johnsburg 3 DORIS WILLARD Dodie F. H. A. Club 3 F. H. A. Club treasurer 3 Service Committee 4 Library Club 4 School Cafeteria 1, 2, 3 LORREEN WOODWARD Lorrie Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Camera Club 1, 2 Camera Club Secretary 2 Library Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 THOMAS CHEYER “Tom” Student Council President 3 Class Treasurer 3 Student Court 3 Camera Club I, 2, 3 Camera Club Treasurer 2 Camera Club President 3 Library Club 2 Dramatics Club 2 Biology Club 2 Newspaper Club 2 Oratorical Contest 3 Basketball 3 Quiz Team 2 Yearbook Staff 2, 3 Boys’ State Alternate Thomas Cheyer, left us in his Junior year to go to Columbia College. He received a Ford Foundation scholarship for two years. He will graduate with our class in June ’52. CLASS FLOWER YELLOW ROSE CLASS COLORS YELLOW AND BLUE THANKS TO YOU. O N behalf of the Seniors, we, the editors of this yearbook, wish to express our gratitude and thanks to the people of this and surrounding communities. Your interests and participation in our school activities have made possible our Washing- ton Trip and the issuing of this manual. We hope, that in the future, we shall live up to the expectations and trust which you, our friends, have placed in us during our school years. William Palmer------ J Joseph Shiel-------- Editor Associate Editor ANSWERS TO BABY PAGE 1. Ernestine Cowles 7. Myra Brannon 13. Martha Hughes 2. Dora Jean Springer 8. Naomi Cooper 14. Joan Hyde 3. Gretchen Gray 9. Bill Duell 15. Bill Palmer 4. Sallie Finch 10. Willard Eastwood 16. Gwenneth Rosman 5. Chappy Aldrich 11. Francis Grenes 17. Doris Willard 6. Myrtle Bennett 12. Jean Hastings 18. Lorreen Woodward 18 SENIOR PLAY TAKE YOUR MEDICINE BY FELICIA METCALFE W OWI Leave it to young Bill Jackson to get himself into a terrible jam. But, can you ™ blame him for not correcting a wrong impression when fifty thousand dollars is at stake? You see. . . Bill is a Doctor of Philosophy and a college professor, which means he really can be called “Doctor” all right. But his fiance, Angela, has a wealthy, cranky uncle who likes medical doctors but is strongly prejudiced against professors. So when Angela brings Bill to meet Uncle Henry at the hospital and introduces him as Dr. Jack- son Uncle Henry thinks he is a surgeon. . . and no one corrects him because he promises to give Angela and Bill $50,000 for the first life Bill saves. That really starts some- thing. . . for the regular hospital doctor has to leave town suddenly, and Bill is called upon to help in several humorous emergencies. A patient swallows a chicken bone. Bill extracts it with sugar tongs. One laughable situation follows another in quick order until the worst of all happens—a patient suddenly develops appendicitis! ! Bill, much against his will, is rushed out to the operating room to don a mask, rubber gloves, and a uniform. To tell more would be to give away some of the fast-moving, rib-splitting fun. Then, there are the antics of the two hospital roommates, Dodson and Puckett. To keep things in a continuous uproar, Puckett, jolly and extremely mischievous, and Dodson, wealthy, crabby and overbearing, keep the hospital staff in hot water from start to finish. Yes, here is a new type of really different farce under the direction of Edith McLenithen, Senior English Teacher. LELAND ALDRICH • • • • SALLIE FINCH....... WILLIAM PALMER • • • • GRETCHEN GRAY • • • • LORREEN WOODW ARD MYRA BRANNON ...... MARTHA HUGHES • • • • WILLARD EASTWOOD - • WILLIAM DUELL....... JEAN HASTINGS....... MYRTLE BENNETT • DORIS WILLARD....... GWENNETH ROSMAN ERNESTINE COWLES • • JOAN HYDE NAOMI COOPER........ FRANCES GRIMES • • • • D. J. SPRINGER •.•••• Henry K. Dodson, President of First National Bank. Angela Warren, Dodson's niece. Dr. William Jackson, Angela's fiance. Miss Holt, head nurse of the hospital. Patricia Pryor, an attractive nurse. Dorothy Carleton, a cute little nurse. Charlotte Nelson, a pretty nurse. Jack Benson, a happy-go-lucky orderly. Jonathan Puckett, the pet patient of the hospital. Miss Cordelia Puckett, Jonathan's older sister. Miss Dovie Finkledink, an old maid looking for a mate. Dodie Blake, a loose-jointed undergraduate nurse. Woman and child. Two old maids. Hoofendyke, a demented patient. A visitor, an expectant father. “The world’s a theater, the earth a stage, Which God and Nature do with actors fill. ” Thomas Heywood 19 PROPHECY Chappy, at the age of 35, as smart as he will ever be, has changed his mind about budgets. With a wife, Pat, and 12 children, he certainly needs a budget. Myrtle is now a famous trick rider appearing in Madison Square Garden, If she should stall, or fall, or break a bone, she humbly begs your pardon. Myra Brannon, Bing Bang Bruiser of Luzerne, now holds the World’s Championship Title for Women Wrestlers. Maybe you have seen her on television. Have you been to the ‘‘Toper’s Inn” owned and operated by Cooper and Waterhouse? If not, stop in. Ernestine Cowles has been engaged to 10 different men in 10 years. She is still singing “They try to tell me I’m too young.” Billy Duel!, once the World’s Champion Hot Rod Racer, (Fords, of course), has now retired and owns the only dairy farm in Luzerne with cows that people have to look up to. Admiral Willard Eastwood of the Navy! Have you read of all his brave feats in the paper? Duties aren’t all that occupy his mind. He keeps one eye on the Waves, especially one by the name of Jean. Sallie owns one of the largest and finest ranches in ail Podunk, Without all of the horses and husbands as well, I’m sure her life would be sunk. Gretchen floats through the air with the greatest of ease, She’s an Air Force nurse on the “Flying Trapeze. 99 Have you seen television lately? Then you have seen Fannie Grimes, The funniest, most hilarious comedian, since Bob Hope’s time. (Even Albert thinks so.) Jean Hastings, owner of the Stony Creek Apple Orchards, Inc., specializing in hard cider, has closed down her place to move to sweeter surroundings. It has been predicted that Maestro Willard Palmer has the finest jazz band known to man. He is leader of the famous “Heptet All Girl Band. ” Have you been to the “Gwen Rosman Chemical Laboratory?” If not, visit it sometime. Who knows? Maybe you will see your own appendix being tested. Martha Hughes has now taken Miss Patience’s place at the old H. L. Grade School, punching lunch tickets. Of course, she sees that the children get her favorite dishes. The Old Maid of Stony Creek can be seen out of the backwoods once a year after supplies. To our surprise, we find that it is none other than Joan Hyde. Have you heard of Dora Jean’s retirement from the Lonely Hearts Club? She is going to marry an undertaker, so her heart will no longer be lonely. Doris Willard owns one of the largest Day Nurseries for children in Luzerne. In fact, she’ll even watch your husband while you work, if necessary. Lorreen and Hugh are raising their own Signal Corp. Every one of them has false eyebrows. Respectfully submitted, Myrtle Bennett and Sallie Finch 20 CWe of 'No Uay- W kfflL) in the County of WadlftJ cfuo bt TiSL) and State of Xlo (AJc being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this my last Mill an}� djjsfamfnk in manner following, that is to say: LELAND ALDRICH-Wills his good times in Social Studies class with Miss Woodin to Ed Skerrett and his athletic ability to Cab Hansen. MYRTLE BENNETT-Leaves her dates with the Moon to no one. MYRA BRANNON-Wills her smile to Elizabeth Rayder and her height to Joan Jockers. NAOMI COOPER-Wills her tact to Audrey Kettner and her weekends in Warrensburg to no one. ERNESTINE COWLES-Wiils her cute little laugh to Dorothy Adams. WILLARD EASTWOOD-Wills his ability of getting homework in on time to Mike Smead. BILLY DUELL-Wills his slow driving to Buster Bourdeau. BILLY PALMER-Wills his musical ability to Ed Skerrett and his artistic ability to Don Sutliff. SALLIE FINCH-Wilis her job as treasurer to Wilma Wood, and her baby sitting job to Donna Butler but Earl Brannon to no one. FRANCIS GRIMES-Wilis her English and Social Studies book to any Senior who wants them. LORREEN WOODWARD-Wills her eyebrow tweezers to Alma Centebar. MARTHA HUGHES-Wiils all her boyfriends to Charlotte Cowles and her nights after school to anyone who wants them. JEAN HASTINGS-Wills her good times at 1000 Acres to Lorraine Robinson. GRETCHEN GRAY-Wills her intelligence to Rosemary Waterhouse and her third period study hall with Miss Franz to Loretta Spellburg. DORA J. SPRINGER-Wills her dimples to Marie Loveland and her quietness to Alice Champagne. GWEN ROSMAN-Wilis her cheftiistry book to the class of ’53. DORIS WILLARD-Wilis her balanced diet to Virginia Waite. JOAN HYDE-Wills her good times at Stony Creek to Barbara Stanley. We, whose names are hereto subscribed, Ho (frrlifg, day of 195X ''XJtlSL S MUA t- CloAay uLhixiu that on the the testat -oA. above named, subscribed uijtcv name to this instrument in our presence and in the presence of each of us, and at the same time, in our presence and hearing, declared the same to be JLfcy last Mill ant dr tamrnt, and requested us, and each of us, to sign our names thereto as witnesses to the execution thereof, which we hereby do in the presence of the testate and of each other, on the day of the date of the said Will, and write opposite our names our respective places of residence. CIMaJ-UX O £!a.Uju a SdbAuru I3xLtfUlX 04-h residing at residing at 21 CLASS HISTORY THE TRAIL OF ’52 WE, the Seniors of ’52 are about to Leave our Alma Mater. Let us recall some of the activities of our loyal class. When we entered our Freshmen Year, we started down a strange new road with a class of 26 members. We felt a captivating thrill which only Freshmen can feel. Our leaders were Dick Millward, President and Dora Jean Springer, Secretary. Each day, trouble reigned for our class advisor, Paul Meadows. During the first steps of our journey down this road we encountered class parties, soccer games, inter-class sports, and baseball games. The first turn in our new road was reached. An exciting and wonderful year had passed. Our second year loomed over the horizon as we rounded the bend. Our Sophomore Year was dawning. A new year demanded new leaders, so our old leaders were replaced by President Willard Eastwood and Secretary Gretchen Gray. Doris Vogt became our advisor, relieving Mr. Meadows of his strenuous duties. Meetings were held in the Study Hall to discuss the advisability of a Youth Center. Since we had always been delinquents this debate was vital! Our parties were outstanding, as you will remember. We journeyed, friends, until we reached our second turn in the road of high school life. No longer could we retain the name of Sophomores. Our Junior Year dawned with excitement and adventure, with Mr. Stewart as Advisor. Whoever knew that school could be so wonderful! A Junior Prom! Imagine that! Dick Millward came through the class election with flying colors as our President again. Naomi Cooper took over the pencil and paper as Secretary. Because of our extensive wealth, Tom Cheyer became our King Midas, jingling the class coins. Of course, everything Tom touched didn’t turn to gold! O, if it had! In the middle of the Junior journey the road became bumpy because of a new Student Council law. This law provided for a change in class officers. This was an upsetting procedure. We chose Ernestine Cowles, President; Dora Jean Springer, Secretary; and Sallie Finch to handle financial problems. We had all heard of wedding rings, but the idea of a Junior ring was too glamorous for words. Money poured from the family pocketbook into our treasury channel. Everyone was happy except Dad. We soon sported beautiful rings. Traveling was now smooth and easy. One day at the end of our Junior Year, Tommy Cheyer sauntered off with his scholar- ship to enter Columbia University. We missed you, Tom! The last lap of our journey was now in sight. Our Senior Year came all too soon. Great responsibilities lay along the highway. But we were to be guided by the officers of our Junior Year and our advisor Mr. Castle who proved to be very helpful at all times. Our aim now was to make ourselves acceptable citizens of the world. We felt grownup and important. We were ready to travel even though the road was rough and strange. The laboring on our yearbook melted into nothingness when we thought of the wonders to be revealed by it. Joy, oh joy! In January of ’52 we lined up for a Senior Play called Take Your Medicine. All eighteen Seniors were given a part in this three act, hilarious drama. Needless to say this play was an outstanding success under the direction of Edith McLenithen, Senior English teacher. A real journey was our happy fate. Washington, Mt. Vernon, and New York were before us. We never tired when work- ing to reach our goal. The memories of our Easter Trip will linger long after hearing and sight are dimmed. Commencement means beginning, but to us it means a parting. Our hearts will always be yearning to return the scenes of our high school years, to our class- mates, to our teachers and to our friends. So ends the long happy journey down the high school travel. 22 CLASS OF 1953 FIRST ROW: LORETTA SPELLBURG, LORRAINE ROBINSON, OSCAR WILLARD. VIRGINIA WAITE, ALMA CENTERBAR, DONNA BUTLER, RONALD PALMER, JOAN JOCKERS, CHARLOTTE COWLES, ALICE CHAMPAGNE. SECOND ROW: PAUL ALLEN, JOE SHIEL, HARRY WRIGHT. WILMA WOOD. AUDREY KETTNER, JOHN HOLLAND. FRANCIS BOURDEAU, MRS. DENTON. THIRD ROW: RAYMOND LYNCH, EDWARD SKERRETT, MICHEAL SMEAD, CABOT HANSEN. JOHN REYNOLDS. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: MISS WOODIN, ADVISOR: GEORGE CALDWELL, BEULAH SANDERS. DONALD SUTLIFF. CLASS ACTIVITIES Paper drives Writing paper Junior Prom Junior Store Basketball pencils CLASS OFFICERS President. . . Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer . . Recorder . . . Ronny Palmer Joe Shiei Wilma Wood Audrey Kettner Beulah Sanders MISS HELEN WOODIN CLASS ADVISOR CLASS OF 1954 FIRST ROW: ALAN McCULLOUGH, BARBARA STANLEY, ELIZABETH RAYDER, IDA BELLE SCOFIELD, BARBARA RALPH, ANITA SMEAD, MARY IVES, JANICE PERRY. ROSEMARY WATERHOUSE, VICTOR GRANT. SECOND ROW: GILBERT MOSHER. BARBARA CROISSANT. JOSIE LA BARRON, BARBARA BENNETT. EILEEN SAHEIM, JOAN JOHNSON, MARIE LOVELAND, LORENA MAXAM, DOROTHY ADAMS, ROBERT SHIEL, MISS SULICH. THIRD ROW: STANLEY HUGHES, MILES COWLES, EDWARD ZIEGLER. MARSHALL WILSON, PAUL GIBSON, HARRY ZIEGLER. CHARLES WYMAN. GARY BOVEE, CECIL REYNOLDS. THE Sophomore Class this year started to earn money for its Washington Trip by having the coke concession at the new school. Paul Gibson, Edward Ziegler, Robert Shiel and Robert Baker were members of the Championship Soccer Team. We hope to continue being active members in Student Association, inter-scholastic sports, and inter-class sports. CLASS OFFICERS President...................Paul Gibson Vice-President..............Eileen Sahiem Secretary...................Barbara Stanley Treasurer .................. Gary Bovee 25 FIRST ROW: LOUIS HASTINGS, DORIS ALLEN, PEGGY GONYEA, ANNA WOOD, LEHMAN ALLEN, STEPHEN CARHART, FRANCIS CLOTHIER, KAY BROWN, IRMA DINGMAN, HILDA CHAMPAGNE. SECOND ROW: JOHN HASTINGS, RICHARD YOUNG, MARGARET BOVEE, JOYCE FOWLER, NORMAN ROBINSON, WALTER THOMAS. GORDON COLVIN, JOHN SANDERS, PATRICIA BRANNON, MISS MICHAUD. FIRST ROW: LAWRENCE WAITE, JANIS McCULLOUGH. KAY KREINHEDER, BETTY MADISON, DONALD WHITE. EDWARD RAYDER, CAROL HAWK, MARLENE HAMMOND. DONALDSEBALD, IRENE ALLEN. SECOND ROW: ROBERT WHITCOMB, DOROTHY ORMSBY, EUGENE CLUTE, HOWARD RHODES. DONALD JENKINS. ROBERT BROWN. JOAN BISHOP. CAROL ALDRICH, MR. MEADOWS. 26 EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: ROLLIN JOHNSON, EARL TUBBS, MARJORIE TRAVER, HARRIETT SMEAD, k MARION KATHAN. GLADYS WALKER. GRACE STEELE, VIRGINIA WOOD, LEON WALKER. r EDITH WOOD. SECOND ROW: RICHARD SPRINGER. RAYMOND ROGERS, SHIRLEY LADD. NINA SCOFIELD. MARGARET SUTLIFF, GERALDINE SALMON, MILTON PIXLEY, BARBARA STOKES, MR. BAKER. THIRD ROW: WILLIAM SCOFIELD, GORDON CRANDALL, ROBERT TEELING, DOUGLAS SMEAD. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: JILL SMEAD, DONALD HOLLAND. FIRST ROW: FAITH BETHEL, LOWELL THOMAS. EUGENE HUGHES. ROBERTA BARLOW. DELORES HARVEY, DONNA HAMMOND, BETTY CLUTE, RONALD ALLEN. WARREN POST. ARLENE CLOTHIER. SECOND ROW: JOHN CHEYER, JEAN CHAMPAGNE, MARY CENTABAR, LOLA ALLEN. MARJORIE ALLEN. JOAN CHAMPAGNE, LARRY BOVEE, PHILOMENA FULLER, MR. CORTLAND. THIRD ROW: BETTY ABELING, LEVI BORDEAU, LEE ELDRIDGE, STEPHEN CHESNEY, GERALD ALLEN. MYRTLE BOSFORD. 27 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: LORIS McCULLOUGH, NORMAN ALLEN, EDWARD SPRINGER, ALICE ELLIS, VIRGINIA CRANDALL. SEYMOUR NAATZ, MARY CARHART, PETER BREWSTER. BEULAH ELLIS RICHARD ALLEN. SECOND ROW: ROSALIE TUBBS, ROBERT WOOD. ROBERT LINDSEY. VIOLA SCOVILLE. EARL ALLEN. HILDA ALLEN, PATRICIA BRAMEN, GLORIA STANLEY, BETSY WALSH, MRS. VARNEY. THIRD ROW: PATRICIA PAUL, BARBARA LASHWAY, CLARENCE SUTLIFF, JEAN BRANNON. GERALD WOODWARD. KATHERINE BRANNON. ELEANORDcMARSH. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: CLIFFORD REED. FIRST ROW: ANN BRODELL, CAROLINE GENSEL, PHILO ALLEN, SANDRA GENSEL, BETTY GREEN, REMONA CORRIGAN, LILLIAN MOSHER, GARY GRANT, PATRICIA JENKINS, RAYMOND ORMSBY. SECOND ROW:DALE WOOD, WILLIAM PIDGEON, LOIS BLANCHARD, RICHARD HARRINGTON, FLORENCE BOSFORD, JACK RHODES, CHARLES BRODELL, DORIS HAYES, MR. RUSSELL. THIRD ROW: PAUL REYNOLDS, LINDA SWANSON, DALE BARROWS, PAUL CROISSANT, PATRICIA GREENMIER, MAY BELLE RAMSEY. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: ROBERT ALLEN, ARLEEN DINGMAN, LAWRENCE WALKER. 28 SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: WALLACE REED, GEORGE MADISON, ROBERT WHITE, GORDON HAYES, RICHARD WALKER, RALPH MOSHER. LAWRENCE BENNETT, FRANK BRINER. SEYMOUR ELLIS. SECOND ROW: JOAN COLSON. HARRY LLOYD. ANNA Mac WYMAN. GEORGE SHERMAN. ROBERT WOOD, RALPH PIDGEON, DUANE ANDREWS. FAYE FULLER, BETTY McWAIN. THIRD ROW: SANDRA BENNETT, ELLEN BOVEE, BETTY JANE SUTLIFF, JOAN CLUTE, VERNA COLSON. LESTINE EISEN, DUANE WALKER, JOAN TRAVER, JOSEPH TUBBS, BEVERLY BLAKESLY. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: JAMES ROONEY. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: ROBERT JENKINS, BILLY GONYEA, DAVID LESSON. ERNEST QUINTO, CECIL SCHEFF, LEONARD ORMSBY, HOWARD COOK. EDWARD DINGMAN. SECOND ROW: DONALD SPRINGER, HALAH HAMMOND. MABEL ORMSBY. DOROTHY SUTLIFF. MINNIE ROONEY. JANET ELDRIDGE, CARLENE ALLEN, JUDY WASHBURN, MR. PETRONIO. THIRD ROW: GAIL BURLETT, AUDREY BOUCHER, NORMAN WELLER, HOWARD VAN DUSSEN, SAM HOLLAND, WILFRED WYMAN. FRANCIS MAXAM, WALTER McWAIN, BERNICE COLSON, VALICIA WESTCOTT. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: WILLIAM WOOD, WILLIAM PABST. DONALD DcMARSH, LYNN VISSCHER, ERWIN CARLETON, BARRY BISHOP. CHARLES FOSBERRY, LESTER JEftHSSS, RONALD BOVEE. SECOND ROW: HELENE IVES, WKTH ELLIS, VIRGINIA BUMP, LAUREL WOOD CYNTHIA ROGERS, CHRISTINA COOK. JUANITA TWERRKN. SPHARON Le SAGE, MYRTHE STONE THIRD ROW ClNDA SUNDQUIST, MARJORIE CAL DWELL, TAY NWE SCOFIELD. ANITA NEWBERN, SANERA WASHBURN, CAROL NEWBERN, JO ANN ROABLL, ALICE BUTLER. 29 FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: KENNETH MILL WARD. EDWARD BOVEE, LLOYD HAMMOND. ROBERT BENNETT, DANIEL BENNETT. NORMAN JAY POWERS. JASON ELLIS. WILLIAM HUGHES. SECOND ROW: MRS. HOWENSTEIN, AUDREY HAYES. JOYCE O'CONNELL, DOLORAS SCHEFF, JEAN WILLARD. MARGARET BOURDEAU, BARBARA ROONEY. BEVERLY BOUCHER. JILL WASHBURN. THIRD ROW: LORETTA DANIELS. DOROTHY CENTERBAR. DAISY NEWTON, SUSAN STEWART, ALFRED HAYES. DOROTHY WALKER, PATRICIA BENNETT. DONNA LOU ELLIS. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: RICHARD BRODELL, MARY WASHBURN. BILLY RICHARDS, BETTY HAYES, JOAN ELSNER, GRACE WOOD. SECOND ROW: BERTHA SCOVILLE, MARCIA WASHBURN, BILLY VISSCHER, BOBBY PALMER, ANDREW ELLIS, THOMAS LINDSEY, SAMMIE LOU McWAIN. THIRD ROW: ALICE ROONEY. JAMES BACKUS. SANDRA BOVEE. PATRICIA SHATTUCK. JOHN MALONE. CAROL EGGLESTON. KAREN BURLETT. FOURTH ROW: MRS. TERWILLIGER, CHARLES BENNETT. DAISY STEELE. JAMES CULLEN. NEIL BRADLEY, ALLEN DeMARSH, BRIAN CHESNEY, JOAN O’CONNELL. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: MARION FOWLER. MARLENE HOLLAND. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: LEE BUTLER, JOEY MOSES. LUTHER HAMMOND. THOMAS HUGHES, ALBERT BARRETT. ALFRED CORRIGAN. SECOND ROW; MRS. MATTESON, PATRICIA ALLEN. JUDY SUNDQUIST. MADELINEROZEL ALTA ELDRIDGE, BARBARA BUMP, PATRICIA GILBERT. LINDA BRINER. THIRD ROW: ROWENA SHIPPEE. FLOYD WALKER, JOEL JENKINS, MARIE FOWLER. JOAN MADISON, SUE ANNE PAUL, BENJAMIN FONES, KENNET CARTER, VICTORIA ORMSBY. 30 THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: BERNARD LINDSAY, CLYDE WAITE, KENNETH BENNETT. GERALD ELLIS, CAROL WHITCOMB. GEORGE RICHARDS. SECOND ROW: MARY STOKES, JOSEPH BRODELL, MARYLON HARRINGTON. BEVERLY SHERMAN. WARREN BENNETT. ELISE PLUMMER. SUSAN ST. JOHN. JOSEPH GONYEA. THIRD ROW: ALTON SUTLIFF. NANCY SCOFIELD. CHRISSY CHEYER, MAUREEN MAIDA, SANDRA BLAKESLEY. MRS. KANE. LARRY CLUTE, CHARLES WENDALL. PHILLIP ZIEGLER. CAROL ORMSBY. BRUCE WOOD. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: ROBERT GRANT, ROGER SAHEIN, EUGENE KING, RAYMOND WATERHOUSE. THEODORE WENDELL. JOHN JENKINS. MILO HAYES, NELSON WALKER, LEON BENNETT. SECOND ROW: LORETTA SCOVILLE, SHARON CHAMPAGNE, LULU BELL CULLEN, BERNICE BENNETT, MARALEE PAUL, PATRICIA EISEN, BERNICE SHAW, VIRGINIA SHIP PEE. FAY WOODBECK. THIRD ROW: LAURA DeMARSH, MARJORIE ANN ELLIS, MICHAEL CLUNIS, RICHARD WHITE, MRS. HELEN STEWART, DOUGLAS DEAN, LaAND COOK, ROBERT MITCHELL, ROBERT GREEN. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: CASPER TUBBS, LARRY FULLER, LAWRENCE SHATTUCK, LAWRENCE SHIPPEE. SECOND ROW: ROBERT FOSBERRY, CLINTON ALLEN, DAVID DEAN, JOHN NORMILE, JOHN WATKINS, LARRY CHAMPANG, WILLIAM PIKE, MERRITT DAVIS. EDWARD O’CONNELL, KEITH LAWRENCE, RICHARD BACKUS. THIRD ROW: CHERYL BORDEAU, JANET WOOD. MICHELE PARKER. ALICIA WASHBURN, LORRAINE LeBARRON, KATHY VISSCHER, KATHLEEN IVES, BETTY STOKES. BARBARA HILL, MARY JOAN CASTLE, CLAIRE SMEAD, MRS. WHITE. FOURTH ROW: KARLA WENDaL, CHARLENE BLAKESLEY. KAYE WASHBURN. PATRICIA HAMMOND. MARY COLSON. LAURA REED. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: KENNETH HILL. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: RICHARD DURKEE, DONALD WILLARD, ALBON HARRINGTON. PHILLIP ORMSBY, BILLY GUILDER. GAYLARD SHATTUCK, EDWARD COLSON, KENNETH WOOD, RICHARD BENNETT, STUART TOWNSEND. SEC- OND ROW: GLORIA REED. SUSAN VARNEY. KAY GILBERT, JUDITH JENKINS. GAIL WAITE. PATRICIA FITZGERALD. JACQUELINE GURNEY, ELSA McWAIN. CYNTHIA BOURDEAU, JOYCE SHERMAN. THIRD ROW: ANTHONY ELLIS. JUDITH ARMSTRONG. BONNIE REYNOLDS. MARJORIE RICHARDS. THOMAS DUNN, HAROLDBEAUPRE. CAROLE QUINTO, JOYCE BARRETT. THELMA COOK, ALBERTA BENNETT. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: DOUGLAS HUGHES, PAUL JAMISON. FIRST - SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: GARY HAYES, RICHARD PABST, CAROL BOURDEAU, EVELYN WALKER. DOUGLAS ELLIS, JOSEPH ROZELL, BARBARA O'CONNELL, DAVID FULLER. CAROL MADISON, ELAINE CROISSANT. LINDA BENNETT. SANDRA OVITT. SECOND ROW: MISS DUNN. WALTER SHERMAN, JANE WOOD. TAMARA SMEAD, MARY CULLEN. SYLVIA REYNOLDS, RONALD BUTCH1NO, STEPHEN STEWART. THOMAS MALONE. DIANA DEAN. ELIZABETH BRANNON. TERRY BOVEE, BRENDA HILL, JOHN HUGHES. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: FELICIA VtnDUSEN. KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: SANDRA SHIPPEE, LINDA LEE ALLEN. STEPHEN BRODELL, ANN SUTLIFF, DANNY DEAN. PATRICIA TUBBS. CHARLIE NEWTON. SECOND ROW: ROBERTA BARRETT. ROSALIE CULLEN, HELEN SCOFIELD. JAY ALDRICH. JOEY HAMMOND. BOBBIE BARNES, LANCE HANSEN. STEPHEN WAITE. ROY SCOVILLE. SANDRA HUGHES, BRENDA PIKE, JACQUELINE CHAMPANG, EDWIN TOWERS. THIRD ROW: CAROL LYNN MOSES, KATHLEEN WAITE, MRS. MANFRED, JUDITH BOVEE, HELEN MAE DIEHL. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: JOSEPH JAMISON. FREDERICK SCHAEFER, TOMMY WILLARD, GAY LAURIE AMBLER. CHERYLENE BURNHAM. CAROL OVITT. 32 KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: JEAN GUMPRECHT, BONNIE BACKUS, JOHNNY DE MARSH, NANCY GANSEL, MARY LOUISE PARKER, DONNIE CENTERBAR, CHARLIE NEWTON. ROGER BARROWS, LAURA ATWELL, ANNIE WASHBURN, JUDITH BOVEE. SECOND ROW: NANCY KING, DICKIE IVES, SANDRA BEAUPRE, VIRGINIA PLUMMER, MAXWELL TRAVER, RONNIE WOOD, SCOTT KRAMER, ARLENE MAID A, DAVID SMEAD, ANNETTE BUTLER. THIRD ROW: MRS. MANFRED. KENNETH ST. JOHN, LINDA LOUISE ALLEN. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: GERRY CRANDALL. LOREN GAGE. 33 KINDERGARTEN - FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: SHARON ALLEN, PATRICIA STEARNS, ANDREA LeBARRON. GERALD LADD, JEAN MAE HOUGHTON, SHIRLEY SUTLIFF, DAVID YORK. ROSS McCullough, joe allen, alethea allen. second ROW: JOHN WHITE. PAUL WHITE, PATRICIA ALLEN. EILEEN QUIRK, ROGER ALLEN. WALTER ALLEN, JOSEPH QUIRK. DOUGLAS ALLEN, SAMUEL JOHNSON, RICHARD LADD. MRS. BRANNON. SECOND GRADE - THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: MARLENE ALLEN, MARY LOU DINGMAN, MINARD BOVEE, JEAN WHITE, LEWIS HURD. OLEAN ALLEN. SECOND ROW: THOMAS ALLEN. DIANE JOHNSON, HAROLD SUTLIFF. DARLENE YORK, LEROY ALLEN. CHARLES LADD. ALICE LADD. MISS CURTIS ABSENT FROM PICTURE: RUTH ALLEN. FOURTH GRADE - FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: GEORGE BOVEE. JAMES STEARNS, ROGER LeBARRON, ROBERT LADD. CLIFTON PIDGEON, LEON ALLEN. SECOND ROW: EVA ALLEN, JUNE ALLEN, MRS. EMMA L. DAVIS. ELIZABETH ALLEN, HELEN SUTLIFF. THIRD ROW: IRMA ALLEN. LESLIE SUTLIFF, WILLIAM LADD, GERALD BOVEE, CLAUDE ALLEN, CARL DINGMAN, SHIRLEY YORK, BERNICE ALLEN. 34 SENIOR CHORUS FIRST ROW: ERNESTINE COWLES, IRENE ALLEN, CHARLOTTE COWLES. GRETCHEN GRAY. IDA BEU-E SCOFffiLD. IOAN JOCKERS JANICE McCULLOUGH. PEGGY GONYEA, DONNA BUTLER. BARBARA RALPH. SECOND ROW: ELIZABETH RAYDER. FRANCES GRIMES. JOAN JOHNSON. WILMA WOOD. AUDREY KETTNER, MYRA BRAbWON GWENNETH ROSMAN. MARIE LOVELAND, MARGARET BOVEE, CAROL ALDRICH. BARBARA CROISSANT. LORETTA SPELLBURG MISS EBERWEIN. THIRD ROW: DOROTHY ADAMS. ALMA CENTERBAR. LORENA MAXAM, WILLIAM PALMER. VICTOR GRANT. EDWARD SKERRETT, MARSHALL WILSON. JOHN REYNOLDS, RONALD PALMER. MARTHA HUGHES, VIRGINIA WAITE. SENIOR RAND FIRST ROW: DOROTHY ADAMS, MARIE LOVRAND, JANICE McCULLOUGH. HARRIET SMEAD, PATRICIA PAUL. JEAN BRANNON. RAY ROGERS. VIC GRANT. SECOND ROW: CAROL ALDRICH. KATHERINE BRANNON. GERALDINE SALMON. ELEANOR DE MARSH. SEYMOUR NAATZ, GARY BOVEE. GWENNETH ROSMAN. LORETTA SPELLBURG. CAROL HAWK. GRETCHEN GRAY. BILL GONYEA. EARL TUBBS. ROBERT LINDSEY. THIRD ROW: EDWARD SKERRETT, JANET ELDRIDGE, JOAN CLUTE, MISS EBERWEIN, LAWRENCE BENNETT, RONALD PALMER. DONALD JENKINS, BARBARA STOKES, PEGGY GONYEA. DONALD SEBALD, WILLIAM PALMER. 36 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: BETTY CLUTE, MYRTLE BENNETT. WILLIAM PALMER, MYRA BRANNON, ERNESTINE COWLES. CHARLES BRODELL. SECOND ROW: MISS MICHAUD. MARJORIE TRAVER, JOAN JOCKERS. PATRICIA PAUL. JOAN JOHNSON. JOE SHIEL, ROBERT SHIEL, EDWARD RAYDER, MR. CASTLE. STUDENT COURT FIRST ROW: DONALD SEBALD, WILMA WOOD. DOROTHY ADAMS. WILLIAM PALMER, DONNA BUTLER. MARIE LOVELAND, MR. MEADOWS. SERVICE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: DALE WOOD, IDA BELLE SCOFIELD. JOE SHIEL, DONNA BUTLER, DONALD SEBALD. SECOND ROW: DORIS WILLARD. JOAN BISHOP. WILLIAM DUELL, PAUL GIBSON, LEVI BOURDEAU, FRANCIS BOURDEAU. JEAN BRANNON. BARBARA STOKES. THIRD ROW: MR. MEADOWS. FIRE SQUAD FIRST ROW: WILLARD EASTWOOD, LELAND ALDRICH. MICHEAL SMEAD, PAUL GIBSON, JOHN REYNOLDS. SECOND ROW: EDWARD ZIEGLER, MR. RUSSELL. WILLIAM PALMER. LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: PEGGY GONYEA. SECOND ROW: JOSIE LaBARRON, JEAN HASTINGS. DOROTHY ADAMS, DORIS WILLARD. THIRD ROW: MRS. MAC LENITHEN, SALLIE FINCH, LORRAINE ROBINSON. JOAN HYDE. LORENA MAX AM. JOAN JOHNSON. ASSEMBLY AND CLUBS FIRST ROW: MISS SULICH, ERNESTINE COWLES. JOAN JOHNSON. MARTHA HUGHES, SALLIE FINCH, MISS VOGT. SECOND ROW: LOLA ALLEN. JOAN JOCKERS, CAROL HAWK, EILEEN SAHEIN, MARIE LOVELAND. MYRA BRANNON. MARJORIE TRAVER, RICHARD YOUNG. 38 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB a ra FIRST ROW: VICTOR GRANT. MARLENE HAMMOND. LORETTA SPELLBURG. RONALD PALMER. VIRGINIA WAITE. PEGGY GONYEA. SECOND ROW: JOAN JOCKERS, MARIE LOVELAND. MYRA BRANNON. JOAN JOHNSON, MARTHA HUGHES, EUGENE CLUTE. DONNA BUTLER. THIRD ROW: JOHN REYNOLDS. MARSHALL WILSON. CABOT HANSEN. WILLIAM PALMER, RICHARD YOUNG. ROBERT WHITCOMB. MR. MEADOWS. SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: DOROTHY ADAMS. JANIS PERRY. DONNA BUTLER. ERNESTINE COWLES. JOAN JOCKERS. NAOMI COOPER. BARBARA BENNETT. SECOND ROW: MISS SULICH, RONALD PALMER. CECIL REYNOLDS. ROBERT SHIEL, VICTOR GRANT. MARIE LOVELAND, GWENNETH ROSMAN, GRETCHEN GRAY. STANLEY HUGHES, GILBERT MOSHER. THIRD ROW: RAYMOND LYNCH. CABOT HANSEN, PAUL GIBSON. DRAMATIC CLUB JOE SHIEL. DUDLEY HOLLAND. GRETCHEN GRAY. WILMA WOOD. CABOT HANSEN. GWENNETH ROSMAN. LORETTA SPELLBURG. MRS. McLENITHEN, ALMA CENTERBAR, CAROL HAWK. 39 SENIOR PERSONALITY � ©o' FIRST GLIMPSE FAVORITE PASTIME FAVORITE SAYING Leland Aldrich baby face Hadley Heights Yes, Pat. Myrtle Bennett slimness horseback- riding I get so ' tired of doing homework. Myra Brannon magnetic freckles duderanches Gee! I wish Earl was home. Naomi Cooper smallness Bil Water- house Fiddlesticks Ernestine Cowles smile thinking of her career in nursing Oh! tell me. William Duell waistline hunting (I’m not saying what) Curse that Ford Willard Eastwood eyes Jeannie How do I know? Sallie Finch neatness Scotia Can’t wait ’til I get home. Gretchen Gray walk dreaming of a handsome Dr. I wonder when Don’s coming Home. Frances Grimes a dream walking movies What a catastrophe! Jean Hastings that cute pug nose homework?? Who-me? Martha Hughes breeziness working at Danny’s while wondering about the future Oh! I’ll die Joan Hyde featherweight square dancing La-te-da William Palmer hair trombone No-not that! Gwenneth Rosman ear rings saxaphone Gee whiz! Dora Jean Springer dimples Stony Creek Oh well Doris Willard pretty hair television Yes, dear Lorreen Woodward poise Hugh Oh Brother! 19 SOCCER 52 FIRST ROW: WILLARD EASTWOOD. LEVI BOURDEAU, RONNY PALMER, CHAP ALDRICH. GEORGE DOHERTY (COACH). EDWARD SKERRETT, DICK YOUNG. FRANCIS BOURDEAU. ED ZIEGLER. SECOND ROW: ROBERT SHIEL, JOHN HOLLAND. JOHN REYNOLDS. PAUL GIBSON. HARRY ZIEGLER. MILES COWLES. EUGENE CLUTE, BILLY PALMER. THIRD ROW: RAYMOND LYNCH. VICTOR GRANT. STANLEY HUGHES, GARY BOVEE, JOE SHIEL. DONALD SEBALD. CO-CAPTAINS: CHAP ALDRICH, EDWARD SKERRETT. SCHEDULE WE THEY ♦Away Hartford 7 3 ♦Home Lake George 1 0 ♦Away S. Glens Fails 3 3 ♦Away Argyle 0 2 ♦Home Corinth 1 1 ♦Home Hartford 0 0 ♦Away Lake George 3 1 ♦Home S. Glens Falls 2 0 ♦Home Argyle 1 0 ♦Home Galaway 3 0 ♦♦Berlin 2 0 ♦♦Sharon Springs 3 1 ♦♦Wells 3 2 WILLARD EASTWOOD, CHAP ALDRICH. BILL PALMER. AND COACH DOHERTY. W E had the most successful year in soccer since 1941, losing only the three Senior boys, they should have a very successful year in 1952 42 ♦League Games ♦♦-Sectional Playoffs BASKETBALL FIRST ROW; VICTOR GRANT. EUGENE CLUTE, EDWARD ZIEGLER, MICHAEL SMEAD, LELAND ALDRICH. RICHARD YOUNG. RONALD PALMER. COACH DOHERTY. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: FRANCIS BOURDEAU, PAUL GIBSON. FIRST ROW: NAOMI COOPER. GRETCHEN GRAY, JOAN JOCKERS, DONNA BUTLER. SECOND ROW: DORA JEAN SPRINGER, CAROL HAWK. THIRD ROW: GWENNETH ROSMAN, ERNESTINE COWLES, LORENA MAX AM. FOURTH ROW: AUDREY KETTNER, LORETTA SPELLBURG. MARTHA HUGHES. FIFTH ROW: MARLENE HAMMOND SIXTH ROW: MYRA BRANNON. MISSING FROM PICTURE: BETTY CLUTE, IRENE ALLEN. 43 c ofnPuTnevrs op Tirfe ELMHURST CONTRACT A C CO.Z VC. 5tewart's bridge DAM DEVE LO PME NT WITH BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 NATHAN PROLLER INSURANCE Telephone 57 LAKF LUZcRNE. NEW YORK GLASSBROOK STORE CO., Inc. Stony Creek, N. Y. TEL 9909 F-3 HOT POINT Stld and Strict —ELECTRIC— REFRIGERATORS RANCES DISHWASHERS WATER HEATERS Compliments of 51SSLER RICHARDS Electrical Contracting Phone Lusetne 99F22 and 99PJJ COLEMAN � l« tnd Strict — OIL- SPACE HEATERS floor FURNACES WATER HEATERS Groceries and General Merchandise CONVERSION TYPE OIL BURNERS Stony Creek, H 1],. BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS Complimet Us of BILL’S MARKET Luzerne-Corinth Road DR. CECIL ROGERS TELEPHONE 32 F-6 LAKE LUZERNE, N. y. HADLEY, NEW YORK 46 ★ pu SKILLS ABC GUIDANCE — balanced Training — Activities. Placement in key positions in business, professional and government offices. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 134 Washington Ave. Albany 6, N. Y. 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Till 3 DEITZE'S GENERAL STORE GROCERIES-FROZEN FOODS HARDWARE-GAS-OIL RD 2 CORINTH, NEW YORK Phone Luzerne 116F2 53 Compliments of CHARLES D. BANCROFT CONCRETE PRODUCTS Business 38 Residence 81 HADLEY, NEW YORK QUIRK'S TYDOL STATION GAS - OIL GROCERIES Candy Ice Cream Soft Drinks ► Sacandaga Reservoir South Shore Rd. R. D. 2 Corinth, N. Y. Compliments of GLENN R. ALDRICH ROSS' TAXI Phone 11 Main Street LAKE LUZERNE. N. Y. ROLLMAN'S GROCERY - TEXACO STATION Try Here First PHONE 64 HADLEY, N. Y. BEST WISHES ' ROM WARING PHARMACY H. J. Waring Jr. Prop. CORINTH, NEW YORK CARL and BOB'S CABIN in the Pines Lake Vanare Tel. 42 F-14 LAKE LUZERNE, N. Y Compliments of GIBSON'S GROCERY CONKLINGVILLE, N. Y. Compliments of Dolly Bill Cook ‘Rocky'Ridge U A N C INI LAKE LUZERNE New York 0©nplm£Nt S of SUNSET WAUSy CUBE RANCH SACANDAGA GARAGE Clyde G. Wood GAS-OIL-ACCESSORIES STORAGE-REPAIRING LABOR GUARANTEED BATTERY SERVICE Hadley, New York Luzerne-I5F12 Compliments of WHITE'S ELECTRIC NORGE-HOME-APPLIANCES STONY CREEK, NEW YORK HOWARD R. HYDE GENERAL CONTRACTOR STONY CREEK, N. Y. - EXCAVATING - LANDSCAPING TRACTOR SERVICE a6e 4venue (faiaye M. L. PULVER, Proprietor d x6e u ennc. % ty TELEPHONE 72 CAR LUBRICATION MOTOR TUNE UP SERVICE GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIK WORK Compliments of TOTEM INN DINER AND PLAYLAND LAKE LUZERNE, NEW YORK 54 COMPLIMENTS of • Cluett, Peabody e? Ca, Inc. • MAKERS OF ARROW SHIRTS . TIES . COLLARS . UNDERWEAR . HANDKERCHIEFS . SPORTS SHIRTS (A HXy pAefieAj ARR Cluctt, Peabody ft Co., Inc. LUZERNE-HADLEY PHARMACY RAY MlLLWARD - Registered Pharmacist COMPLIMENTS DRUGS - PRESCRIPTIONS - SODAS to the Senior Class LAKE LUZERNE When you care enough EARL WOODWARD REAL ESTATE Bolton Landing, N. Y. CORINTH OFFICE The Manufacturers National Bank of Troy Corinth, N.Y. A Country Branch which has available all the services of the larger city institution. THE SATISFACTION OF POSSESSION A dairy farmer gets satisfaction in the possession of a blooded herd; a machinist in a good mechanical appliance; a merchant in an attractive store; a person of thrift in a bank account. We invite you to become a member of our depositor family by starting a special interest account in our Thrift Department. Get satisfaction as you watch your account grow, knowing that it may be used to purchase needed goods and services at some future time. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 55 FIRST ROW: WILLARD EASTWOOD, GRETCHEN GRAY (BUSINESS MANAGER). WILLIAM PALMER (EDITOR). JOE SHDSL (ASSOCIATE EDITOR), WILMA WOOD (ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER). NAOMI COOPER. SEC- OND ROW: JOAN JOCKERS, FRANCES GRIMES, JEAN HASTINGS, JOAN HYDE. DORA JEAN SPRINGER. SALLIE FINCH, MYRTLE BENNETT, RONALD PALMER, DONNA BUTLER, DORIS WILLARD. ERNESTINE COWLES. THIRD ROW: LELAND ALDRICH, WILLIAM DUELL, GWENNETH ROSMAN, MYRA BRANNON, MARTHA HUGHES. 56 % bufF v°