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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 'Dedicatui' To those who have given us continual encouragemant and have shown us exemplory living in the field of sports, the Seniors dedicate their 1953 Hi-Lights in appreciation to Mrs. Doris Vogt Mix and Mr. George Doherty. 'District Sufc UttteKcCent MR. LYNN F. PERKINS xa%ci SeCcccatum Mr. Norman Powers, Clerk; Mr. Arthur Brown; Mr. Maxwell Towers; Mr. Charles Traver, President; Mr. Charles Aldrich; Mr. Mitchell Bullis; Miss Daisy Savoie, Treasurer. “Priitcifial MR. STUART M. TOWNSEND ( a-afaerative Serviced Mr. Robert G. Swan (Director of Guidance), Mr. Clarence Bryden (Elementary Supervisor), Miss Patricia Mahoney (Dental Hygiene) First row; Mrs. Mary Brannon, Kindergarten and First grade; Mrs, Clara Hall, Sixth grade; Miss Myrtle Stone, Fifth grade; Second row; Mrs. Maude Howenstein, Fifth grade; Mrs. Emma Davis, Fourth and Fifth grades; Mr. A. William Petronio, Sixth grade; Mr. Harold Smith, First-Sixth grades Stony Creek; Missing from picture: Miss Ruth Curtis.Second and Third grades. First row: Mrs. Helena Madison, First grade; Mrs. Gertrude White, Second grade; Mrs. Madalene Manfred, Kindergarten; Mrs. Evelyn Mull, Third grade; Miss Mary Spellman, Second grade; Second row; Mrs. Blanche Terrwilliger, Fourth grade; Mrs. Sara Dunn, First grade; Mrs. Helen Stewart, Third grade; Mrs. Freda Matteson, Fourth Grade. e A First row: Miss Charlotte Eberwein, Music; Mrs. Harriet Vroman, Junior High Math and Science; Miss Virginia Elmer, English and Library; Mrs. Clarissa Varney, Homemaking; Mrs. J. Michaud Woods, Commercial Arts; Miss Helen E. Woodin, Social Studies; Miss Audrey Sullivan, Art. Second row; -Mrs. Marjorie Doxsee, School Nurse; Mrs. Doris J. Mix, Physical Education and Vice Principal; Mrs. Helen Dejnozka, Music. r r jT) First row; Mr. Bruce Gardner, Social Studies and French; Mr. Robert Kraushaar, Math- ematics; Mr. James Corkland, Junior High English; Mr. Lawrence Fuller. Junior High Subjects; Mr. John J. Castle, Guidance, Industrial Arts; Mr. H. Alien Russell, In- dustrial Arts; Mr. Joseph La Rocque, Science; Mr. George Doherty, Physical Education. MRS. HELEN M. BOERNER, Secretary '%ealtk Mrs. Marjorie Doxsee, School Nurse, Dr. Cecil Rogers, School Physician, F, Bourdeau, E. Skerrett, O. Willard, P. Allen, D. Sutliff, J. Holland, R. Palmer Left to right: Mr. Benjamin Denton, Mr. Charles Walsh, Mr. George Deuel, Mr. Schuyler Traver, Missing from Picture: Mr. George Archer ci eterca ™a Manley- Mrs Lily Priddy. Donna Butler. Lorena Maxam, Mrs. Betty Backus, Alice Champagne. Second Graders. Mr . Marjorie Fyfe (Cafeteria Manager). Missing from Picture: Mrs. Frn cr i pcc0n. Left to right: Mr. L. Russell, Mr. T. Clemons, Mr. J.Perkins, Mr. N. Allen. Mr. W. Howe, Mr. B. Pidgeon, Mr. G. Madison, Mr. A. Brewer, Mr. J. Ross, Mr. S. Naatz. Senear ictivitied PAUL ALLEN Library Club 3 Fishing Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 FRANCIS BOURDEAU Class Vice President 4 Student Council 1 Service Committee 1 Newspaper Club 1 Camera Club 3 Sports Club 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2. 3,4 Clubs Committee 4 Soccer 1.2.3,4 Basketball 2.3.4 Baseball 1.2,3.4' Yearbook Staff 3,4 DONNA BUTLER Class Treasurer 3.4 Assembly Committee 3,4 Service Committee 2.3 Newspaper Club 1 FHA 2 Science Club 3 Camera Club 3 Glee Club 1.2 Mixed Chorus 3. 4 Piano Accompanist 4 Biology Club 2 Student Court 2, 3 Student Council Treasurer 3 Dramatics Club 3 Clubs Committee 3 Vanity Cheer leading 2,3.4 Girls Stare S Yearbook Staff S.4 GEORGE CALDWELL Batchelors Club 4 Assembly Committee 2 Year took Staff 4 ALMA CENTERSAR Glee Club 1.2 Iframancs Club 3 Semce Committee 4 Litearv Club Vice President S FHA 2 S io c� o Club 2 Newspaper Club 1 ALICE CHAMPAGNE Sports Committee 3 Clubs Committee 3,4 Service Committee 3.4 FHA 2 FHA Vice President 2 Yearbook Staff 4 CHARLOTTE COWLES Glee Club 1.2 Mixed Chorus 3.4 Camera Club 4 FHA 2 Social Studies Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4 CABOT HANSEN Student Council 3.4 Student Council Vice President 4 Service Committee Chairman 3.4 Boys State Alternate 3 Dramatics Club 3 Bachelors Club Secretary 4 Camera Club 3 Assistant Manager Junior Store 3 Assistant Manager Basketball 4 Yearbook Staff 4 JOHN HOLLAND Camera Club 2 Fishing Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 JOAN JOCKERS Glee Club 1.2 Mixed Chorus 3.4 Student Council 1.2.3.4 Student Council Treasurer 4 Clubs Committee Chairman 2.3 FHA 2 Camera Club 1.2 Science Club 3 Biology Club 2 Dramatics Club 3 Sports Club Secretary 4 Varsity Cheerleading 2,3 Yearbook Staff 3.4 Carera Club 4 RONALD PALMliR Ronny Words are Women, Deeds are Men. FRANCIS BOURDEAU Buster” Blessed is lie who invented sleep. WILMA WOOD Wink My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. i DONNA BUTLER Dee Once a friend, always a friend PAUL ALLEN Paul A man is as strong as his beard ALMA CENTERBAR Aly A penny for your thoughts- ALICE CHAMPAYNE Champ A laughing soul is a happy soul. CHARLOTTE COWLES Chari Bom with a gift of laughter CABOT HANSEN Cab No talk is too steep for human wit. JOAN JOCKERS Jay Laugh and the world laughs with you. Weep and you weep alone. _ RAYMOND LYNCH Ray How do you expect to get anywhere in the world if your car doesn't run? JOSEPH SHIEL Joe Ask and you shall learn. EDWARD SKERRETT Ed Never do today what you can do tomorrow. LORETTA SPELLBURG Ret There’s a mischievous twinkle in her eye. DONALD SUTLIFF Sut To worry little and study less is my idea of happiness. It's a wise crack that knows its father. RAYMOND LYNCH Assembly Committee 3,4 Biology Club 2 Fire Squad 3,4 Dramatics Club 3 Band 2, 3,4 Bachelors Club 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Newspaper Club 1 Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Manager Junior Store 3 Basketball 2,3, 4 Soccer 1 Basketball All Star 3 Soccer Manager 2,3.4 Assistant Basketball Manager 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 LORETTA SPELLBURG Glee Club 1.2 RONALD PALMER Mixed Chorus 3,4 Class President 1,2, 3,4 Band 3,4 Camera Club 1,2,3 Clubs Committee 3 Camera Club President 2 Dramatics Club Secretary 3 Camera Club Vice President 2 Camera Club 1, 2 Biology Club 2 Newspaper Club 1 Sports Club 4 Class Vice President 2 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4 Student Council Secretary 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Student Council 3,4 Soccer 1,2, 3.4 Sports Club 4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Varsity Cheerleading 3,4 Basketball 2, 3,4 Junior Prom Queen 3 Basketball All Star 3 Winter Carnival Queen 3 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Prom King 3 Honorary Captain of Cheerleaders 3 JOSEPH SHIEL DONALD SUTLIFF Student Council 1, 2, 3,4 Sports Club 4 Student Council President 4 Soccer 3,4 Student Council Treasurer 1 Baseball 2, 3,4 Service Committee 2,3 Service Committee Chairman 3 Yearbook Staff Student Court 1 OSCAR WILLARD Class Vice President 1, 3 Newspaper Club 1 Social Studies Club 1 Sports Club 4 Dramatics Club 3 Student Court 4 Bachelors Club 4 Biology Club 2 Biology Club 2 Assistant Manager Baseball 3 Boys State 3 Soccer 1,2. 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Baseball Manager 3,4 WILMA WOOD Basketball Manager 3.4 Class Secretary 1, 2, 3,4 Assistant Junior Store Manager 3 Student Court 2, 3,4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 S. C. Chief Justice 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Student Council 1 Yearbook Assistant Editor 3 Glee Club 1, 2 Quiz Team 1 Mixed Chorus 3 Dramatics Club President 3 EDWARD SKERRETT Sports Club 4 Service Committee 1,2 Assembly Committee 2 Bachelors Club President 4 Yearbook Business Manager 4 Clubs Committee 4 Assistant Yearbook Business Manager 3 44 'ytytdt Uf The Fall of 49 found our class starting on the long road through high school which would event- ually lead us to graduation. We were all happy to start off our freshman year under the gui- dance of our capable advisors, Miss Caughran and Mr. Mahar. The good old science room served as our home room where the riotous class meetings were held. In order to make procedure go according to Parliment, we elected Ronny Palmer, President, Joe Shiel as Vice President, Winkie Wood as Secretary, and Vince Jowaiszas as our treasurer. We succeeded in making our freshman year a success in many ways, including our capturing of second place in inter-class sports. After succeeding in our first year of high school, we found ourselves again in the science room, with Miss Caughran as our advisor. Hoping to do equally well this year, we again elected Ronnie Palmer as our President, with Loretta Spellburg as VicePresident, Winkie Wood as Secretary and Audrey Kettner as Treasurer who guarded our pennies as they grew into dollars. This year we were more than glad to run away with first place in inter-class sports, but the dream of the day when we would arrive at Washington was becoming more and more a reality as the money which we re- ceived from the sale of candy grew in the treasury. We worked hard all year to achieve the goal, which we all had in our sights---the words on our final report cards which would read Promoted to Grade Eleven . With our goal for the present made, we advanced to the Social Studies room with Miss Woodin as our patient and helpful advisor. We elected the same people this year as we had the previous years as officers, with the exception of the new treasurer who was Donna Butler. At the Junior Store, we exchanged candy bars for greenbacks. As the year progressed, we eagerly awaited the arrival of our class rings which we conceitedly believe are the most attractive ever sported by any class anywhere. Not long after the arrival of our magnificent rings, we began work on the project of the year—the Junior Prom, which we entitled Le Sidewalk Cafe . Ronny Palmer and Loretta Spellburg were elected King and Queen respectively for the successful prom. In January '52 the political party which we supported, The White Eagles, was successful in winning a landslide, thereby gaining con- trol of the student association. Joseph Shiel. President; Cabot Hansen, VicePresident; Donna Butler, Treasurer; and Loretta Spellburg, Secretary. In our final year of school, we began our last forty weeks under the experienced leaaersnip ot Mr. Castle who thoughtfully and carefully helped us plan for our trip to Eashington, which by now was within comparatively easy reach as for the wherewithal--Oh! those needed dollars. As class officers we appointed Ronny Palmer as President, Buster Bourdeau as Vice President, and Wink Wood as Secretary, and Donna Butler as Treasurer. Through hard work we managed to obtain the sum required for our trip and as this year book goes to press, we are impatiently awaiting the remaining weeks before we leave. We are hoping to see President Eisenhower in the White House. Along with Mrs. Varney and Mr. LaRocque, who are our chaperones, we have arranged for a tour of the City of Washington and our schedule includes such places of interest as the Pentagon Building, Jefferson Memorial, Arlington National Cemetery, The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Lincoln Memorial and 7VM PAUL ALLEN leaves his Business Law cases to Paul Gibson. FRANCIS BOURDEAU leaves his athletic ability to Pete Wilson and his daily naps in Social Studies to Ed Zigler. DONNA BUTLER leaves the address of her French pen-pal to Mr. Gardner and her financial worries to Gary Bovee. GEORGE CALDWELL leaves to Gilbert Mosher all his excess Atlas strength. ALMA CENTERBAR leaves her nights home to Ida Scofield and her good times in school to any Junior. ALICE CHAMPAGNE leaves to Barbara Stanley her swell times in Mrs. Varney s class and her work in cafe, to anyone who likes working. CHARLOTTE COWLES leaves her good times with the boys to Barbara Ralph. CABOT HANSEN leaves his tallness to Donny Sebald and his writing ability to Gary Bovee. JOHN HOLLAND leaves his shop ability to Charles Wyman. JOAN JOCKERS leaves her financial worries in S. C. to the highest bidder and re- turns her French book to Mr. Gardner. RAYMOND LYNCH leaves his 51 and 52 Soccer Champs to Vic Grant, his fun in class to Charles Brodell and his Cadillac to anyone who wants a wreck. RONNY PALMER leaves his Mathemetical stupidity to Dick Young and all the wild game he shot to Steve Carhart. JOE SHIEL leaves his problems as Editor of the Yearbook to next year's unlucky Editor. EDWARD SKERRETT leaves his hours of practising the clarinet to anyone who feels jazzy and his athletic ability to Paul Crossiant. LORETTA SPELLBURG leaves to Carol Hawk her cheering abUity. her smallness to Joan Johnson and some very lengthy arguments to Miss Michaud. OSCAR WILLARD leaves his ability to get along with teachers to Bob ShieL WILMA WOOD leaves her job as class Secretary to any unlucky person and to Eileen Saheim her excuses for not having her homework done. JOAN, DONNA, ALICE, WINK, and LORETTA leave their steadies to absolutely no one. THE WHOLE SENIOR CLASS leaves to Mr. Castle both pleasant and unpleasant memories and success with all his future Seniors. SckOxx Schedule 5:30 George gets up to do his daily exercises. 6:00 Paul decided to get up to get his law done. 6:15 Don's alarm goes off, he turns over and goes back to sleep. 6:30 John gets up to cook breakfast and do the chores. 6:35 Oscar is finally pulled out of bed by his little brother. 7:00 Alice gets up to get some breakfast and falls asleep at the table. 7:12 Charlotte gets up. 7:15 Wink’s alarm goes off, she turns it off and goes back to sleep. 7:18 Joe gets up to begin to comb his hair. 7:30 Ray gets up, looks in the mirror and screams. 7:32 Joan’s alarm goes off. 7:35 Ret's Mother calls her, she yawns and goes back to sleep. 7:50 Joan starts her daily tasks. 7:52 Buster decided to get up with the help of cold water. 7:55 Wink gets up to start her hectic day at school. 8:00 Ray does his homework for the day in two minutes flat. 8:00: John, Paul, Oscar, Don and George arrive at school. 8:15 Alma arrives at school and wants to argue with someone. 8:17 Donna's Mother finally gets her up. 8:20 Ronny gets to school and starts his homework. 8:23 Cab arrives and argues with the boys. 8:25 Joan gets to school and Ronny forgets his homework. 8:30 Ret falls out of bed and gets ready for school. 8:40 Ed's Mother gets him up for school. 8:44 Donna and Joe arrive at school. 8:45 Alice arrives at school in a bad mood. (Another fight with Cal) 8:50 Ed, Ret and Buster arrive at school out of breath. 9:10 Paul tries to act studious in Study Hall but fails. 9:15 Donna and Joan try to teach Mr. Gardner some French. 9:20 Cab, Don, Joe, Oscar, and John try to learn how to type. 9:30 Ronny and Ed go to Music Theory. 9:40 Seniors rush to English class. 9:45 Everyone forgot they had homework to do. 9:50 Ed has an argument with Miss Elmer. 10:00 Oscar, Don, and Wink create a commotion in the back of the room. 10:20 Alice tells Ray to turn around, which causes a Riot. 10:30 Everyone piles into Social Studies. 10:40 Miss Woodin tries to wake Buster to get an answer out of him. 10:50 Joe explains the situations of the world. 10:55 Joan and Donna pass notes to each other. 11:10 Ret and Alice decide to gab for awhile. 11:20 Bell rings and everyone heads for homeroom. 11:30 Alice and Donna leave for cafeteria. 11:35 Joan and Ronny have their daily argument. 11:55 Charlotte flirts with Cab and Oscar. 12:00 Eighteen starving Senior , rush out the door as the bell rings. 1:00 Ed, Ret, Wink, Ray and Paul go to Business Law to argue with Mrs. Woods. 1:10 Alice, Charlotte and Alma head for Home Ec. room to learn to cook. CLASSES First row: E. Rayder, R. Waterhouse, B, Stanley, A. Smead, B. Ralph, D. Adams, J. Le Barron, L. Maxam. Second row: R. Shiel, M. Cowles, I. Scofield, J. Johsnon, E. Saheim, G. Mosher, V. Grant, Miss Woodin (ADVISOR). Third row: C. Wyman, S. Hughes, M. Wilson, P. Gibson, H. Zeigler, E. Zeigler. First row: I. Allen, A. Harrington, M. Dalon, K. Kreinheder, C. Hawk, P. Brannon, M. Bovee, C. Aldrich, J. Bishop. Second row: D. Holland, H. Champagne, I. Dingman, K. Brown, D. Allen, P. Gonyea, A. Wood, B. Madison, M. Hammond, Mr. Gardner (ADVISOR) Third row: R. Young, D. Jenkins, W. Thomas, H. Rayder. Fourth row: L. Waite, D. White, D. Sebald, E. Rayder, F. Clothier, G. Colvin, E. Clute, S. Carhart,J. Sanders, R. Whitcomb . First row; B. Stokes, D. Hammond, J. Smead, H. Steadman, E. Wood, A. Clothier, D. Harvey, B. Clute. Second row: M. Sutliffe, S. Ladd, M. Bosford, N. Scofield, M. Allen, B. Abeling, M. Centerbar. Third row; R. Springer, G. Crandall, L. Walker. Mr. Kraushaar, Advisor. First row: J. Cheyer, R. Johnson, P. Fuller, F. Bethel, V. Wood, H. Smead, M. Traver, W. Post. Second row: E. Tubbs, L. Bovee, D. Smead, S. Chesney, L. Ander- son, L. Eldridge, W. Scofield, L. Bourdeau, L. Thomas, Mr. LaRocque, Advisor. tyiacCe First row: A. Brodell, M. Carhart, H. Allen, P. Bramen, k. Corrigan, F. Boscford, P. Allen, R. Ormbsy. Second row: P. Crossiant, D. Wood, L. Swanson, L. Tubbs, V. Crandall, C. Brodell, Mrs. Vroman, (Advisor). Third row: R. Harrington, C. Sutliff, L. Walker, J. Rhodes.. Jr. First row: S. Gcnsei, G. Stanley, A. Ellis, V. Scoviiie, L. Mosher, C. Gensei, B. Ellis, B. Walsh. Second row: D. Hayes, P. Jenkins, K. Brannon, P. Paul, J. Brannon, R. Tubbi, E. De Marsh, Mrs. Varney (Advisor). Third row: G. Grant, E. Allen, R. Lindsey, C. Reed, G. Woodward, R. Wood, Sr Naatz, P. Brewster, V. Dunkley, N. Allen. Absent: R. Allen, E. Springer. Seventh Grade First row: D. Lesson, D. Andrews, R. Pidgeon, B. McWain, J. Bldridge, A. Ormsby, L. Ormsby, M. Roomey. Second row: J. Knowleton, D. White, B. Sutliff, J. Wash- bum, E. Bovee, J, Traver, J. Clute, L. Eisen, Mr, Corkland, Advisor. Third row: W. Reed, F. Maxam, G. Bump, R. White, L. Bennett, H. Van Dusen, W. Wyman, W. Gonyea. First row: S. Bennett, L. Thomas, F. Briner, J. Fuller, J. Colson, D. Springer, R. Wood, M. Ormsby. Second row: B. Colson, M. Morey, D. Sutliffe, J. Walker, R. Jenkins, G. Burlett, M. Cullen, V. Westcott, Mr. Russell. Advisor. Third row: W. McWain, J. Tubbs, J. Rooney, W. Bovee, R. Mosher, K. Walker. G. Madison. N. Weller, E. Quinto. Sixt tyxadc Sixt tyiaxle First row: W. Wood, W. Pabst, P. Williams, L. Bennett, C. Fosberry, L. Jenkins, R. Bovee. Second row: M. Caldwell, J. Washburn, C. Rogers, A. Newbern, C. Cook, J. Allen, E. Allen. Third row: F. Scofield, C. Allen, S. Washburn, E. Ellis, S. LeSage, C. Newburn, J. A. Rozell, A. Butler. Fourth row; H. Ives, L. Sundquist, L. Wilcox, D. DeMarsh, L. Vis- scher, B. Bishop, L. Wood. Mrs. Hall (Advisor). First row: J. Ellis, W. Hughes, R. Bennett, N. Powers, R. LeBarron. Second row: D. L. Ellis, H. Sutliff, J. Allen, E. Allen, M. Bourdeau, N. Cook, D. Walker. Third row- 3. Rooney, S. York, J. O'Connell, D. Scheff, K. Millward, L. Hammond, J. Willard, Mr. W. Petronio (Advisor). Fourth row: D. Centerbar, D. Newton, W. Ladd, S. Steward, E. Tubbs, A. Hayes, A. Hayes, L. Daniels. First row: R. Palmer, P. Backus, J. Walsh, W. Visscher, A. Ellis, J. Malone. Second row: M. Washburn, J. Eisner, S. Bovee, A. Rooney. G. Wood, M. L. Washburn, K. Burlett. Third row: Miss Stone (Advisor), C. Bennett, S. Whitcomb, D. Steel, B . Scoville, C. Eggleston, S. McWain, M., Fowler, F. Walker, J. Cullen. Absent: B. Hayes. First row: A. Corrigan, L. Hammond, J. Moses, A. De Marsh, J. Jenkins, T. Hughes, L. Butler. Second row: C. Lawrence, R. Shippee, P. Gilbert, L. Briner, A. Sorensen, M. Rozelle, P. Allen. Third row; B. Jones, K. Carler, S. A. Paul, P. Hovey, J. Madison, M. Fowler, V. Ormsby, A. Eldridge. Mrs. Howenstein (Advisor). tyracte First row; J. Gonyea, E. King, J. jenkins, A. Smith, R. Bradell, T. Wendell R. Water- house. M. Hayes. Second row: S. Champagne. R. White, P. Eisen, M. Paul, L. De Marsh, B. Bennett, B. Shaw, V. Shippee. R. Saheim, L. Scoville. Third row: R. Green D. Bailey, R. Mitchell, M. Clunis, D. Dean, J. O’Connell, M. Ellis, P, Chase, Mrs. Terwillinger (Advisor). tynzde First row: G. Richards, W. Richards, G. Ellis, M. Harrington, B. Sherman, W. Bennett, C. Waite. B. Lindsey, B. Wood. Second row; M. Stokes, M. Holland, N. Scofield, E. Plumer, C. Whitcomb, J. Sundquist, J. Brodell, N. Walker. Third row: Mrs. Matteson (Advisor), M. Maida, C. Ormsby, B. Vought, C. Cheyer, C. Wendell, P. Ziegler, L. Clute, M. Sutliff. Absent: D. Carhart, N. Westcott. 7tirade First row: D. Carie, D. Dean, T. Bovee, W. Sherman, L. Champange, D. Bailey. Second row: Smith, s. Ovitt, L. Le Barron, M. Parker, L. Fuller, L. Reed, D. Ellis. Third row: C. Bordeau, G. Hayes, R. Backus, A. Washburn, J. Wood, C. Smead, J. Watkins, K. Hill, G. Ives, E. Croissant. Advisor: Mrs. Mull. (ftacU First row: R. Pabst, W. Pike, K. Lawrence, t. O'Connell, J. Rozell. Second row: C. Madison, B. Mattison, M. Colson, K. Wendell, C. Bourdeau, L. Benett. M. J. Castle, B. Hill, B. Stokes. Third row: D. Dean, L. Hurd, F. Woodbeck, Mrs. Stewart (Advisor), C. Allen, B. Fosberry, K. Ives. Absent: M. Cullen, F. Van Dusen, L. Shippee, K. Washburn. First row: Miss Spellman (Advisor), J. Gurney, J. Sherman, D. Fuller, A. Bennett, G. Reed, E. McWain, R. Butchino. Second row: A. Ellis, J. Jenkins, B. Hill, B. Reynolds, M. Allen, C. Bourdeau, D. Hughes. Absent: T. Cook, J. Hughes. Seco nd ty%ade6 First row . D. Willard, A. Harrington, P. Jamison, H. Beaupre, T. Dunn, E. Colson. Second row: K. Gilbert, J. Armstrong, S. Stuart, S. Townsend, S. Varney, Mrs. White (Advisor). T. Smead, S. Stewart, G. Waite, J. Wilcox, B. O'Connell. Third row: M. Richards, S. Reynolds, J. Wood, C. Quinto, M. Vought , Absent: B. Brannon, T. Malone. 0?vi4t %adc First row: R. Ives, W. Smith, L. Hansen, E. Towers, R. Barrows, R. Allen, L. R. Scoville. Second row: T. Willard, H. Diehl, D. Allen, K. St. John, D. Centerbar, S. Shippee, J. Aldrich, B. Pike, J. Samison, C. Moses. Third row; Miss Dunn (Advisor), J. Wilcox, L. Allen, N. King, S. Greene, K. Waite, A. Sutliff, H. Scofield. J. Champagne, G. Crandall, Absent: G. Ambler, A. Butler, L. Bellinger, L. Atwell, C. Ovitt. First row . J. Hammond, M. Travor, S. Waite, J. De Marsh, R. Balcomb, L. Gage, S. Brodell, C. Newton. Second: J. Bovee, M. L. Parker, S. Ives, D. Smead, L. Alien. P. Tubbs, D. Dean, V. Plummer, A. Washburn, J. Gumprecht, Third row: R. Cullen, K. Wood, B. Backus, G, Senecal, A. Maids, R. Barnes, R. Wood, J. Smith, N. Gensel, S. Beaupre. Mrs. Madison (Advisor) , Absent: S. Kramer, S. Hughes. First row: B. Lawrence, J. Jamison, E. Pike, G. Morey, W. Waite, R. Games, D. Allen, R. Plummer, B. Maxam, J. O'Connell, F. Bennett. Second row: C. Reed, M. Quinto, S. Good- ness, J. Scoville, J. Armstrong, S. Stevens, M. Kemp, B. Bosford, R. Ellis, C. Sherman. Third Row: K. St. John, B. Bennett, S. L. Daniels, J. Green, B. Harris, J. Hill, L, Walsh, E. Gilbert, D. Watkins, G. Harrington. Advisor: M. Manfred. Absent: J. Gebo, K. Hearn, S. Ives, D. Lyall, C. Reed, J. Sutliff 'Kutdefifiltten PM- First row: K. Wendell, D. Allen, F. Bennett, H. Hayes, C. Gill, G. Bourdeau, J. Ryan, N. Cook, B. Winslow, R. Grant. Second row: F. Allen, G. Heipt, D. Washburn, J. L. Mudge, A. Ovitt, M. Moore, C. Doherty, M. Hall, T. Ackley. Third row: B. Bordeau, C. Sherman, J. Moore, J. Hill, B. Bennett, L. Dean, P. Weller, L. Ives, D. Deuel, M. Manfred (Advisor) J. Deuel. Absent: R. Shaw, H. Wood. J. Thomas, N. Thomas, D. Thomas, A. Thomas, Mr. Smith (Advisor), F. Mann, R. Westcott, G. Colson, L. Mann. Front row: R. Allen, T. Allen, R. Ladd, George Bovee, D. York. Second row: Mrs. E. Lu Davis, Teacher; B. Allen, I. Allen; A. Ladd. Third row: H. Sutliff, J. Stearns. D. Johnson, L. Allen, C. Pidgeon, L. Sutliff, S. Greenmier. (2 y i6li UAiCte ScAaaC First row: M. L. Dingman, M. Alien, j. wnite, t. Quirk, P. Allen, J. M. Houghton, S. Sutliff, D. Allen. Second row: Miss Curtis, Teacher; J. Quirk, M. Bovee, R. Allen, C. Ladd, L. Allen W. Allen, S. Johnson, O. Allen. First row: M. J. Ovitt, S. Braman. M. Courtois, S. Allen. A. Allen. P. Allen, P. Stearns. C. Allen, E. York, J. Ladd. Second row: G. Ladd, J. Allen. S. Allen, R. Ladd. Ladd, J. White, D. York, M. Allen, J. Dingman, M. Cook, M. Courtois. First row: K. Brown, D, Adams, I. Allen, D. Allen, A. Clothier, L. Spellburg, H. Champagne, E. Wood, C. Cowles, B. Ralph, D. Butler, Second row: L. Maxam, J. Jockers, A. Wood, B. Madison, M. Allen, B, Abeling, J. Bishop, I. Scofield, D. Harvey, B. Clute, C. Aldrich, Miss Eberwein, Advisor. Third row: F. Bourdeau, M. Wilson, J. Johnson, E. Skerrett, R, Palmer. tycttUox C14 First row: V. Westcott, A. Ellis, J. Eldridge, B. Walsh, J. Washburn, M. Carhart. Second row: F. Maxam, W. Gonyea, B. Colson, J. Walker, G. Burlett, D. Sutliff, V. Crandall, F. Bosford, Mrs. Dejezka, Advisor. Third row: L. Tubbs, L. Mosher, G. Stanley, C. Gensel, E. DeMarsh, R. Corrigan, B. Sutliff, J. Traver, P. Brannon. Inside circle: E. Skerrett, C. Aldrich, H. Steadman, D. Andrews, R. Lindsey, V. Grant, J. Brannon, P. Paul. Second Circle: C. Fosberry, H. Van Dusen, J. Eldridge, K. Brannon, D. Adams, L. Speliburg, B. Abeling, M. Allen, S. Naatz, C. Rogers, D. Sutiiff, T. Ciute. Back row . R. Palmer, I. Allen, M. Traver, D. Holland, D. Jenkins, Mrs. Dejnezka, Advisor; M. Gonyea, L. Bennett, D. Seabald. Inside circle: B. Sutiiff, A. Hayes, S. A. Paul, J. Willard, C. Cook, J. Eldridge, P. Bennett, M. L. Washburn, J. Jenkins. Second circle: A. Eldridge, L. Briner, D. Sutiiff, P. Bramen, L. Wood, M. Rozelle, K. Lawrence, R. Tubbs, B. Fones, J. Elmer, M. Washburn, D. Williams, L. Jenkins, D. L. Ellis, P. Gilbert. Back row: M. Traver, L. Maxam, I. Allen, M. Allen, B. Abeling, D. Holland, D. Jenkins, Mrs. Dejnezka. Advisor; C. Newbern, P. Backus, J. Powers, D. DeMarsh, A. Hayes, H. Stedman. First row: D. Hayes, I. Johnson, L. Spellburg, J. Shiel, J. Jockers, M. Allen, C. Hawk. Second row: Mrs. J. Michaud Woods( Advisor), E. Rayder, L. Bennett, C. Hansen, W. Thomas, M. Traver, Mr. Castle (Advisor). Student (?oxutcil Seivice tufo First row: G. Stanley, A. Brodell, L. Eisen, D. Harvey, M. Gonyea, B. Clute, A. Champagne, I. Allen, J. Traver, D. Lesson, C. Sutliff. Second row:M. Russell, Mrs. Varney (Advisors), M. Morey, H. Stedman, P. Jenkins, M. Ormsby, S. Gensel, L. Swanson, V. Wood, J. Johnson, E. Saheiro, D. Butler, I. Scofield, J. Sanders, Mr. Corkland(Advisor), Third row: J. Tubbs, L. Bourdeau, E. Clute, F. Bourdeau, D. Jenkins, E. Skerrett, P. Gibson, C. Hansen, L. Eldridge, W. Thomas, D. Smead, G. Woodward. First row: B. Madison, R, Waterhouse, A. Clothier. E. Wood. E. Rayder. Second row R. Johnson, L. Bourdeau, M. Bosford, N. Scofield, C, Aldrich, Miss Elmer (Advisor). First row: V. Scoville, G. Stanley, M. Carhart, L. Mosher, E. DeMarsh, R. Corrigan, V. Crandall, F. Bosford. Second row: P. Jenkins, P. Bruster, V. Dunkley, S. Naatz, R. Lindsey, J. Nolton, W. Reed, D. Harvey, M. Gonyea, M. Morrey, Mr. Corkland (Advisor). Third row: D. Allen, D. Hammond, B. Clute, A. Harrington, M. Dalen, C. Reed. Fourth row: D. Holland, C. Hawk, K. Kreinheder, J. Johnson, D. Jenkins, L. Bennett, R. Wood. - ■_________________________ - First row: V. Wood. A. Ellis. R. Tubbs, C. Genscl. S. Gensel, H. Allen. P. Brannon. Second row: Mrs. Vroman (Advisor). E. Quinto. P. Allen. C. Brodell. L. Swanson. A. Brodell, B. Ellis, D. Hayes. B. Stokes, W. McWain, Mrs. Dejnozka (Advisor). Third row: J. Cheyer, R. Whitcome, M. Wilson. A. Centerbar. B. Ralph. L. Robinson. C. Cowles. First row: F. Briner, D. Lesson, W. Gonyea, R. Pidgeon, E. Allen , D. Andrews, D. Springer, W. Wyman. Second row: N. Allen, R. Wood, R. Jenkins, G. Mosher, W. Post, D. Williams, G. Bump. M. Weller. Third row: Mrs. Varney (Advisor), L. Ormsby, J. Tubbs, F. Maxam, D. Smead. C. Hanson, G. Madison, G. Woodward, W. Bovee. Fourth row: R. Lynch, M. Cowles, H. Ziegler, C. Wyman, J. Shiel E. Ziegler. E. Skerrett, P. Gibson, L. Anderson, G. Crand- all. First row: I. Scofield, E. Saheim, V. Waite, M. Allen, K. Brown, H. Champagne, M. Traver, H. Steadman. Second row: Mr. Fuller (Advisor), F. Clothier, J. Brannon, P. Paul, E. Clute, J. Rooney, Mrs. J. Michaud Woods (Advisor). First row: V. Westcott, M. Ormsby, S. Bennett, L. Thomas, J. Washburn. J. Eldridge, B. McWain, J. Colson. Second row: J. Bisiiop, A. Wood, L. Eisen, B. Abeling, F. Bethel, I. Dingman, G. Burlett, B. Colson, Mr. Castle (Advisor). 'tyea i 6446 Sta ’ 53 Out dear First row: D. Sutliff, B. Sutliff. M. Centerbar. P. Fuller, J. Traver, E. Bovee, J. Walker, F. Fuller. Second row: Mr. LaRocque (Advisor). R. Palmer, J. Jockers, L. Spellburg, W. Wood, I. Allen, L. Maxam, M. Hammond, J. Clute, Mr. Gardner (Advisor). Third row: S. Chesney, F. Bourdeau, D. Sutliff, L. Eldridge, W. Thomas, L. Bovee, D. White, E. Rayder. L. Waite. First row: J. Rhodes, D. Wood, R. White, H. VanDusen, L. Thomas, R. Ormsby. Second row: P. Allen. J. Holland, H. Rhodes, R. Young, E. Tubbs, Mr. Russell (Advisor). Third row: R. Springer, W. Scofield, C. Sutliff, S. Carhart, G. Grant. NAME PASTIME PET LOVE Paul Allen Poker Gibbey's Store Francis Bourdeau Bay Road Sports Donna Butler Lady Animals George Caldwell Square Dances Farming Alma Centerbar Staying Home Letters Alice Champagne Cal Games Charlotte Cowles Boys Dates Cabot Hansen Airplanes Girls John Holland Choppin wood Skippin school Joan Jockers Tel. office Ronny Raymond Lynch Glens Falls Cadillac Ronald Palmer Grissmill Hill Sports Joseph Shiel Milkman’s Hill The Hudson Edward Skerrett Basketball Schentady Loretta Spellburg Basketball games Skiing Donald Sutliff Hunting Baseball Oscar Willard Hunting Television Wilma Wood Dreaming ( of ?) A certain Hudson PLANS TO BE WILL BE Steeplejack Lumberjack A Daredevil' Laborer Veterinarian French Teacher Husband Bachelor Tele-opera tor Bachelorette Housewife Housewife U. S. Treasurer Model Flyer Operator Lawyer Proud Papa Nurse Nurse Elem. Teacher Joey Chitwood II Drummer Joan's Engineer Family man Bus. Retailer Minn. Laker Child's Nurse Undecided C. Field for Yanks Batboy for Pitts. Pirates Genius Professor Elem. Teacher Housewife Seated left to right: Ronald Palmer, Levi Bordeau, Edward Ziegler, Coach George Doherty, Francis Bordeau, Richard Young, and Donald Sutliff. Standing are: Joseph Shiel, manager; Victor Grant, Stanley Hughes, Leland Aldrich, Paul Gibson, Edware Skerrett, Gary Bovee, Robert Shiel, and Donald Sebald, Coach George Doherty's Hadley-Luzerne Central School nine powered to the Adiron- dack League baseball championship, 1952 season, rolling up a record of eight wins against two losses in league play. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1952 Hartford Luzerne 7 Opponent 6 Northville 13 22 Corinth 2 7 Johnsburg 7 6 Lake George 9 4 Queensbury 16 5 Warrensburg 2 5 Bolton 6 2 Johnsburg 14 4 Corinth 1 5 Lake George 16 5 Hartford 4 3 Queensburg 12 8 Warrensburg 6 5 Bolton 2 5 duct Section II Seated from left to right: D. White, H. Ziegler, E. Ziegler, F. Bourdeau, E. Skerrett, R. Palmer, J. Shiei, D. Young, M. 'Cowles, R. Lynch, D. Sutliff, P. Gibson, W. Thomas, H. Rhodes, E. Clute, S. Hughes, V. Grant, Coach Doherty. Soccer Schedule 1952 Opponents Corinth Galway Lake George So. Glens Falls Galway Argyle Bolton Hartford Lake George So. Glens Falls Argyle Bolton Hartford Berlin Windom Falls They 2 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 3 2 2 The Hadley-Luzerne Central School Soccer Team powered to the Tri-County League Championship for the third consecutive season and to the Section Two Championship for the second consecutive season . D. Sutliff, F. Bourdeau, E. Skerrett, R. Palmer, J. Shiei, Coach Doherty, Mgr. R. Lynch 'goA etUU First row; Mr. George Doherty (Coach). Second row: J. Shiel (Mgr.) C. Hansen (Asst. Mgr.) R. Lynch (Asst. Mgr.). Third row: V. Grant, F. Bourdeau, F. Clothier, E. Zeigler, W. Thomas. P. Gibson, E. Skerrett, D. Sebald, D. White, R. Palmer. First row: Mr. Petronio (Coach). Second row: C. Brodell, R. Allen, W. Post, L. Thomas, R. Johnson. G. Grant, J. Cheyer. Third row: G. Woodward, S. Chesney, L. Anderson, L. Eldridge, D. Smead, P. Croissant. (V eexletutvM 'pwfr ecty Paul Allen______________________________________________ shoP teacher at H. L. C. S. Francis Bourdeau - -- — — - -- -- -- -- -- -- - Proprietor of Fuzzy s Diner Donna Butler------------------------------------- Owns largest Boxer Kennels in N. Y. George Caldwell..............................................Champion World Wrestler Alma Centerbar.......................................Telephone Operator at Glens Falls Alice Champagne---------------------------------- Farmer s wife (Mrs. Cal) Charlotte Cowles....................................Nurse's aide at Saratoga Hospital Cab Hansen-------------------------------- - - Democratic candidate for Presidency John Holland Owns Holland s Lumber Co. Joan Jockers..........................................................Nurse and Ron’s wife Ray Lynch.................................... Owner of the Lynchillac Motor Company Ronny Palmer.....................-........... Pres, of the National Drummers Assoc. joe Shiel........................................................J°sePh shiel M- D- Ed Skerrett---------------------------------------------Center for the Minn. Lakers Loretta Spellburg...............................Child’s nurse for her and Buster’s 12 kids Don Sutliff.................................Garbage collector for the Town of Hadley Oscar Willard.................................. Supt. of the International Paper Co. Wilma Wood......................................................Private Secretary to Bob SENIOR SCHEDULE (Con’t from page 21) 1:20 Buster, Oscar, Don and John try to make a cabinet in shop. (After four years it should be completed.) 2:00 Cab, Joe and Ray try to blow up the school in Physics Lab. (No luck yet but there's still time.) 2:50 Ed, Ronny and Ret try to make music in the school band. 3:10 Alice, always an ambitious girl, runs errands for the office. 3:25 Joan, Donna, Ret, Buster, Charlotte, Ed, and Ronny blend their voices in harmony in Chorus certain days of the week. 3:30 Seniors wait impatiently for Mr. Castle to get upstairs. 3:37 Alice erases the boards and John fixes the shades. 3:40 Mr. Castle dismisses the class and is knocked down by the mad scramble to get out the door. ciassHistory (Con't from page 9) Memorial and the beautiful Japanese Cherry Trees. On me way home, we have arranged for a stay in New York City where some of will see stage shows and movies, while otherewill take in the circus. Our expectations of four years will at last have been realized. Upon our return from Washington and New York, we will complete our studies at old H.L. C.S. and having done our best, will have reached our ultimate goal and be graduated on June 22, 1953. 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