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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

We, the class of '54, take profound pride in dedicating this publica- tion of the Highlightsto our loving parents whose wise counsel, loyalty and unwavering devotion exemplify the finest qualities of parenthood. 2 3 'DiaPUet Scifre u€te tcU tt LYNN F. PERKINS SWW SduC ZtUH€ Left to right: Mr. William Grant, Mr. Max Towers, Mr. Charles Aldrich, Mr. Mitchell Bullis and Mr. Arthur Brown, President. Scife UAC4t ty 'P UHCCfia£ MR. STUART M. TOWNSEND ( -Ofienative Sewtcea Left to right: Mr. Robert Swan, Director of Guidance; Mr. Clarence Bryden, Ele- mentary Supervisor; Miss Patricia Mahoney, Dental Hygiene. Left to right: Mrs. Veronica Healy, Dr. William Bloom, Mr. George Doherty, Miss Irene Dennison. (Za et Ua. StaM Left to right: Mrs. Valeria Fosberry, Mrs. Betty Backus, Mrs. Henrietta Lesson, Mrs. Marjorie Fyfe, D. Hammond, V. Wood, G. Stanley. Left to right: Mr. George Archer, Mr. George Deuel, Mr. Charles Walsh, Mr. Benja- min Denton, Mr. Schuyler Traver. Left to right: Mr. Orie Tubbs, John Perkins, Mr. Warren Howe, Mr. Seymour Naatz, Mr. John Stead, Mr. Lewis Russell, Mr. Ted Clemons, Mr. Bolic Pidgeon, Mr. George Evens. 7 faculty Left: Mrs. Freda Matterson, Mrs. Evelyn Mull, Mrs. Gertude White, Miss Gertude Hamilton. Right: Mrs. Blanche Terwilliger, Mrs. Madalene Manfred, Mrs. Helen Stewart, Mrs. Helena Madison, Miss Sarah Dunn. Left to right: Mrs. Clara Hall, Miss Ruth Curtis, Mrs. Mary Brannon, Mr. William Petronio, Mrs. Emma Davis, Mrs. Marion Jennings, Miss Myrtle Stone. Left to right: Miss Helen Woodin Miss Muriel Woodman Miss Elizabeth Smith Miss Bernice Procita Left to right: Mr. Albert Zimmerman Mrs. Harriet Vroman Mr. Lawerence Fuller Mr. Robert Jacobs Left to right: Mr. Harry Horn Miss Joan Eckert Mrs. Clarisa Varney Mr. John Castle, Vice Principal Left to right: Mrs. Helen Dejnozka Mrs. Audrey Gardner Miss Charlotte Eberwein l oy zye '54 In the fall of 1950, we freshmen gathered in the study hall under the direction of Mr. Meadows to begin our four year voyage of high school. Vic Grant captained our crew and Bob Baker was his able assistant. Janis Perry kept the ship's log and Dottie Adams took charge of our ship's meager treasury. Bob Shiel and Barbara Stanley represented our crew in the fleet's council. The first leg of our voyage wasn't very eventful because we did not do very well in sports, nor did we increase our class treasury. The next fall we set sail from the science room with Miss Sulich as chief commander. Captain Paul Gibson and co-captain Eileen Saheim took charge of the voyage. Babara Stanley filled in the pages of the log and Gary Bovee handled the ship's funds. Joan Johnson and Bob Shiel sat in on the meetings of the fleet council for that trip. Bob Shiel became a seaman first class when he was elected vice president of the association of vessels. Our treasury began to grow as we sold garden seeds, hats and cokes. In June we docked and prepared for the third year of our voyage. In September we sailed off from the social studies room under the guidance of Miss Woodin. Paul Gibson still directed the voyage. Barbara Stanley continued to take notes in the log. Harry Zeigler kept records of our financial status. Joan Johnson and Elizabeth Rayder represented our class in the fleet council. Dottie Adams added her name to the list of seamen first class when she was elected treasurer of the seamen's association. Sailors Gary Bovee and Harry Zeigler were chosen to represent our vessel at Boys' State. Bob Shiel was chosen to go as first alternate. Our crew came in first in sports and our ship was adorned with the trophy. We sold greeting cards, stationery, candy and memory books to add to our ship's funds. We paid the cost of pro- duction for the school play, therefore, we received the profits from it. Our class rings arrived in March and of course we were very proud of them. The Junior Prom on May eighth was a big success. An Hawaiian theme was used and the ball- room was decorated with fish nets and palm trees. Gordie Randall's orchestra provided the music. Paul Gibson and Joan Johnson were chosen as king and queen. We started the last leg of our journey in September 1953. We again set sail from the social stud- ies room with Miss Woodin as ship's commander. Paul Gibson and Ed Zeigler were captain and co-captain of this voyage. Ida Scofield began the last entries in the ship's log, while Harry Zeigler continued to watch our finances. Barbara Stanley and Josie LeBarron sat in on the fleet council meetings. Magazine subscriptions brought in most of our money. In April we will leave for Washington and N. Y. where we expect to see: The White House, The Lincoln Me- morial, Mount Vernon, The Statue of Liberty and other points of interest. On our return to Luzerne, we will sail for the Port of Graduation where we expect to dock on June 28, 1954. JOSIE LeBARRON 10 II DOROTHY ADAMS - Dottie Student Council, Treasurer 4; Library Club 1; Glee Club 1; Student Court 1,2; Class Treasurer 1; Stu- dent Council 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Business Manager 4. GARY BOVEE - MGar Band 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Band; Clubs Committee 2; Soccer 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Student Court 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Club 4; Newspaper Club 4; Class Treasurer 1; Service Committee 1; Fire Squad 2; Editor, Yearbook; King, Winter Carnival 4. 12 MILES COWLES - Tunk Yearbook Club 4; Soccer 1,2,3; Bachelors Club 3; Baseball 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4. PAUL GIBSON - Hoot- Soccer 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Class President 1,2,3,4; Bachelors Club 3; Sports Club, Chairman 4; Yearbook Club 4; Junior Prom King 3; Chief Justice of Student Court 4; Science Club 2; Fire Squad 1,2,3; Assembly and Clubs Committee 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4. VICTOR GRANT - Vic Soccer 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; President of Class 1; Yearbook Club 4; Camera Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Biology 2; Yearbook Staff 4. STANLEY HUGHES - Stan Soccer 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Yearbook Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. JOAN JOHNSON - Blondie Camera Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2; Chorus 2,3; Assembly and Clubs 2,3; Dra- matics Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; School Play 3. JOSIE LeBARRON - Jo” Band 1; Library Club 2; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4. LORENA MAXAM - Rene Cheerleader 3; Service Committee 3.4; School Play 3; FHA 2; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Library Club 1; Year- book Staff 4; Newspaper 3,4. GILBERT MOSHER - Gil Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Club 4; Bachelors Club 3; Biology Club 2. JANIS PERRY - Pinkie FHA 1; Secretary of Class 1; Biology Club 2; Library Club, President 3; Yearbook Club, President 4; Chorus 3; Yearbook Staff 4. BARBARA RALPH - Ralphy FHA 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Camera Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Shop 4. 14 ELIZABETH RAYDER - Lizzie w FHA 1; Yearbook Club 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Library Club 3; Student Council 2; Yearbook Staff 4. CECIL REYNOLDS - Ces Soccer 1,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Camera Club 1; News- paper Club 4. IDA SCOFIELD - Fido FHA 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Newspaper Club 2,3; Secretary of Class 3, 4; Yearbook Club 4; Service Committee 1; Yearbook Staff 4. SHIEL BOB - Bob-o Soccer 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Newspaper Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 1,2; Vice Presi- dent of Student Council 2; Fire Squad 2; Clubs Committee 3. BARBARA STANLEY - Barb” FHA 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria 3; News paper Club 2; Secretary of Class 1,2; Clubs Com- mittee 1; Yearbook Staff 4. ROSEMARY WATERHOUSE - Sis FHA 1; Library Club 3,4; Yearbook Club 4; School Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Chairman of Magazine Sales 4; Assistant Business Manager 3. 16 MARSHALL WILSON - Pete Camera Club 1,2,3; Newspaper Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3. CHARLES WYMAN - Chub Bachelors' Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Assembly and Clubs Committee 4. EDWARD ZIEGLER - Ed Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Yearbook Club 4; Chairman of Fire Squad 3,4; Vice President 3,4; Science Club 1; Service Committee 2; Bachelors' Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4. HARRY ZIEGLER - Harrass Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Yearbook Club 4; Assistant Editor of Yearbook 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Bachelors Club 3; Treasurer of Class 2,3,4; Boys' State 3; School Play 3; Student Court 3. MISS HELEN WOODIN Class Advisor To Miss Woodin, who has given us continued encouragement throughout our high school years, and who has spent many hours with us to make this Yearbook a success, we wish to express our sincere appreciation. TVitl cutcC 07e6t ue tt DOROTHY ADAMS- - - Leaves Joan Bishop her musical ability and the business manager job to anybody. GARY BOV EE - Leaves his good looks to whoever can use them. MILES COWLES - Leaves his Studebaker truck to anyone who wants a piece of junk. PAUL GIBSON - Leaves his dancing ability to Lowell Thomas and his height to anyone who can use it. VICTOR GRANT - - - - Leaves his playful times in school to Seymour Naatz. JOAN JOHNSON - Height to Hilda Champagne. Leaves Kay Brown a couple of hot dogs at Danny's. JOSIE LeBARRON - - - - Unbalanced Bookkeeping to Betty Abeling. Leaves Roger to do his own homework. LORENA MAXAM - - - Leaves her wonderful times in mechanical drawing to Dick Baker and her driving fun to Irene Allen. GILBERT MOSHER - - - Leaves his Ford to anyone who wants junk. JANIS PERRY - Leaves her ability to get along with teachers to Don Sebald. BARBARA RALPH - All the good times in school, especially driver's train- ing, to Carol Aldrich. ELIZABETH RAYDER - - Proudly bows out with arm linked in Hank's. CECIL REYNOLDS - - - Leaves his ability to do homework to Dick Young. IDA SCOFIELD - Leaves her sister, Nina, all her monkey shines and her nights out to Betty Madison. BOB SHIEL - Leaves Lois to absolutely no one. BARBARA STANLEY - - Leaves all her good times in high school to her sister, Gloria, and Art to absolutely no one. ROSE WATERHOUSE - - Wills her good times with Mrs. Varney to the future Home Economics V. (Continued on page 48) (?CeU4 ProfiAecy It was an extremely warm day in July 1974 and I had been traveling since early morn and it was now late afternoon. The man ahead of me asked me if I would like to read the newspaper. I recognized him as one of my former classmates. Stan Hughes told me he was on his way to Ber- muda to paint several murals on the walls of a fabulous hotel owned by Vic Grant. He said Vic had many exclusive hotels both in the U. S. and Europe. Stan was amazed to learn I had opened what might be termed the most modern beauty salon in the Capitol district. On the journey the train passed a large farm. I asked the conductor who owned the farm and was told it belonged to Miles Cowles, a very scientific farmer. He said that all the machinery was operated by atomic energy. When the train reached Albany; who should enter the coach but Gary Bovee and Harry Ziegler. They were on their way to Africa to build a road from French Morocco to Cape Town. While we were recalling former days at HLCS, the conductor entered our coach and informed us the train would be delayed at Yonkers for one hour. .To while away the time, we decided to visit an ultra-modern furniture factory which could be plainly seen in the distance. The owner, himself, greeted us at the door. Who was it? Charles Wyman, of course. On reaching N. Y. , I was met at the train by several newspaper reporters who were anxious to get more information about my beauty salon. Among them was Joan Johnson, ace reporter for the New York Herald Tribune. She told us that this was a far cry from working on the HLCS Hi-Lights. That evening we decided to make an inspection tour of Fifth Avenue. While we were walking along, we saw many exclusive women's shops but one was outstanding. We went inside and dis- covered that it was run by none other than Ida Scofield. Ida told us how happy she was that the Brooklyn Dodgers, under the management of Paul Gibson, had finally won the World Series! Con- gratulations, Paul, we knew they would do it some day. The following day Ida and I visited the U. N. and whom do you suppose we saw looking at one of Stan's priceless murals? Barb and Art, of course. Barb told us they had purchased a beautiful home in Westchester and the Admiral was enjoying his retirement immensely. That evening while strolling up Broadway, we glanced up at a movie marquee and to our sur- prise we saw that the movie advertised was a Wilson Mosher production. Gilbert was famous for his scenic designs and Marshall for his unique style of photography. Leaving the theater, we decided to visit the former Arthur Murray Dance Studios, now, under the direction of Ed Ziegler and Barbara Ralph. We learned that Barb had developed a new type of square dancing and Ed had perfected his round dancing in which his dip is foremost. At the dock we met Dottie Adams who had gone down to see her old friend Rosemary Water- house off to Europe. Rosemary was going to Paris and Rome to collect exotic recipes for a chain of Waterhouse diners across the country. After bidding good-bye, we went with Dottie to the Waldorf Astoria which is now owned by Bob Sheil and Cecil Reynolds. Bob retired from auto racing after winning five trophies at the Indianapolis Speedway with his jazzed-up Hudson. Cecil was a TV star and his show Comedy on the March was such a huge success that he retired from show biz and he and Bob bought the hotel together. During lunch Dottie told us that she was Head Mistress of the PRESBYTERIAN GIRLS’ School on Long Island. We later learned it was very successful. We also learned that Janis Perry had opened a school in Luzerne to train Elementary School teachers. Good luck, Janis. We all know that this is a very worth-while project. Before leaving New York, I visited Greenwich Village to see Josie Le Barron who had just re- ceived a Pulitzer Award for outstanding work in the field of literature. On arriving home I learned that Elizabeth Rayder had become President of the First National Bank of Syracuse. I'm sure I shall never forget the pleasures experienced on my New York trip. Aside from the joy of reunion and the many surprises that I received, there was firmly embedded in my heart the knowledge that the class 1954 had achieved a niche in the Hall of Fame. esiAottfUitCea % NAME NICKNAME Dorothy Adams Dottie Joan Johnson Blondie Victor Grant Vic Paul Gibson Hoot Ida Scofield Fido Gary Bovee Gar Janis Perry Pinkie Miles Cowles Tunk Barbara Ralph Ralphy Harry Ziegler Harass Rosemary Waterhouse Bucket Charles Wyman Chub Lorena Maxam Rene Gilbert Mosher Gil Elizabeth Rayder Lizzie Stanley Hughes Stan Josie Le Barron Jo Barbara Stanley Barb Cecil Reynolds Ces Marshall Wilson Pete Robert Shiel Bob-o Edward Ziegler Ed PASTIME FIRST GLIMPSE Driving Pajama Parties Loafing Northville Drive Corinth Luscious Dates Snapping Gum Hunt and fish Encore Writing Long Island Movies ??? Sander’s ??? Sonny's Picture Drawing Cowboys Like Hank Hunt Corinth Writing to a Sailor Hunting Dear Photography Looking at Van Dynes Boggs’s Neat Appearance Lady-Like Shortness Height Blonde Streak Worth a Second Freckles Big Eyes Impish Laughing Face Likeable Specs Wavy Hair Own Haircut Devilish Contented Calm Not Bad Disposition Neatness Snappy Bashfulness AS THEY SEE IT AS WE SEE IT Teacher College Deb Movie Star Backstage Wife State Trooper State Pen Marines Geraldine’s Telephone Operator Bogg's Waitress 3 Play Boy Bankrupt — f Teacher Taught r r Farmer Plow Boy v. r r- Shirt Factory Stuffed Shirt 1 His and Fran's House Dog House r Bookkeeper Sitting on Boss Army Peeling Potatoes Housewife What a Life ! r c Farmer Mabel’s Husband A C Bank Typist Bank Robber College Chev. Truck Driver Secretary Quite Contrary Art's Wife Art's Wife African Hunter Hunted Photography Undertaker Chased by Women Bachelor Corinth Mill Husband ?? HADLEY LUZERNE PUBLIC LIBRARY TO A� Handsomest Boy Prettiest Girl Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Girl Shortest Boy Tallest Girl Most Likely to Succeed Most Humorous Most Studious Most Freckled-Faced Boy Most Freckled-Faced Girl Cutest Acting Girl Cutest Acting Boy Quietest Girl ??? Quietest Boy ??? Youngest Girl Youngest Boy Worst Tempered Boy Worst Tempered Girl Craziest Girl Craziest Boy GARY BOVEE BARBARA STANLEY PAUL GIBSON IDA SCOFIELD MARSHALL WILSON DOROTHY ADAMS VICTOR GRANT JOAN JOHNSON BARBARA STANLEY HARRY ZIEGLER STANLEY HUGHES MILES COWLES JANIS PERRY BARBARA RALPH CECIL REYNOLDS ELIZABETH RAYDER ED ZIEGLER JOSIE LeBARRON GILBERT MOSHER BOB SHI EL ROSEMARY WATERHOUSE LORENA MAXAM CHARLES WYMAN 22 Left to right: I. Dingman, A. Wood, A. Harrington, P. Brannon, H. Champagne, K. Brown, B. Madison, I. Allen. Second row: L. Waite, R. Whitcomb, Miss Smith, B. Sanders, K. Krienheder. J. Bishop, C. Hawk, M. Hammond, C. Aldrich. D. Holland, D. White. Third row: S. Carhart, R. Young. H. Rhodes, W. Thomas, E. Rayder, D. Sebald, H. Dennison. Left to right: E. Wood, H. Stedman, D. Harvey, A. Clothier, V. Wood, M. Allen, M. Traver, M. Sutliff, E. Allen. Second row: Miss Woodman, B. Clute, F. Bethel, P. Fuller, M. Centerbar, N. Scofield, D. Hammond, S. Ladd, B. Stokes. Third row: E. Tubbs, L. Thomas, J. Cheyer, L. Anderson, L. Eldridge, L. Bovee, W. Post, R. Allen, R. Johnson. Left to right: C. Gensel, G. Stanley, S. Gensel, M. Carhart, H. Allen, B. Walsh, B. Eliss, P. Jenkins, A. Ellis. Second row: Mr. Jacobs, J. Butler, B. Green, L. Tubbs, G. Swanson, J. Brannon, P. Paul, K. Brannon, J. Parker, V. Crandall, D. Hayes, S. Naatz. Third row: R. Ormsby, R. Lindsey, G. Woodward, C. Brodell, R. Wood, P. Brewster, E. Springer. Left to right: R. Corrigan, E. DeMarsh, L. Blanchard, P. Bramen, R. Tubbs, A. Brodell. Second row: Mr. Horn, E. Allen, D. Wood, C. Sutliff, P. Croissant, R. Nilsen, W. King, R. Allen, P. Allen. 7 % e K e K 25 (prcuCe Left to right: H. Hanna, S. Bennett, L. Thomas, G. Burlett, G. Shipman, J. Colson, F. Fuller, M. Ormsby, J. Walker. Second row: Mrs. Vroman, R. Mosher, E. Ding- man, E. Quinto, D. Sutliff, B. Colson, M. Morey, W. Bovee, J. Tubbs, G. Madison, W. McWain. Third row; J. Rooney, F. Briner, R. Wood, S. Ellis, W. Cook, N. Weller, R. Jenkins. Missing: J. Clute. Left to right: A. Wyn in, M. Rooney. E. Bovee, B. McWain, J. Eldridge, J. Wash- burn. B. Sutliff, X. Traver, S. Baker. Second row: H. Cook, R. Pidgeon, S. Holland, R. Walker, L. Bennett, D. Williams, F. Maxam, R. Blake, Mrs. Varney. Third row: D. Lesson, J. Knowlton, W. Reed, G. Bump, H. VanDusen, R. White, D. Andrews. 26 Seventh First row, left to right: E. Bovee, W. Hughes, W. Pabst, J. Washburn, S. La Sage, S. York, J. Ellis, R. Bennett, L. Jenkins. Second row: E. Gill, D. De Marsh, L. Visscher, E. Tubls, H. Ives, J. O'Connel, D. Newton, E. Allen, W. Edwards, R. Harrington, S. Stewart, A. Black, L. Mann, L. Ormsby. Third row: Mr. Fuller, Advisor; E. Carlton, D. Scheff, J. Rozell, C. Newburn, J. Allen, E. Ellis, M. Caldwell, M. Bourdeau, D. Walker. Missing from picture: C. Dingman, P. Williams, A. Hayes. First row, left to right: L. Hammond, K. Millward, A. Knowlton, C. Kreinheder, L. Daniels, D. Ellis, S. Washburn, J. Willard, W. Wood. Second row: Mr. Zimmerman, Advisor; R. Bovee, D. Springer, C. Fosberry, A. Hayes, L. Wilcox, L. Sunquiste, M. Cullen, D. Centerbar, J. Allen, E. Allen, J. Powers, G. Bovee. Third row: B. Bishop, T. Swan, N. Rayder, F. Scofield, A. Butler, B. Rooney, L. Bennett, P. Bennett, A. Newburn, R. Le Barron, W. Ladd, L. Wood. 27 Sixtt, tyiacte Left to right: G. Bovee, L. Hammond, M. Morrison, S. Whitcomb, J. Malone, T. Hughes, T. Lindsey. A. Rooney. Second row: B. Allen, A. Eldridge, V. Ormsby, C. Bennett, B. Chesney, N. Bradley. P. Shattuck, M. Fowler. M. Washburn. Third row: Mr. Petronio, A. Sorenson, K. Burlett, N. Thomas, S. Greenmier, C. Eggleston, K. Carter, L. Sutliff, B. Fones, P. Hovey, D. Steele. Zixt tyrade Left to right: J. Stedman, N. Scofield, L. DeMarsh. C. Ormsby. M. Maida. B. Vought, L. Morrison, J. O'Connell. Second row: M. Hayes, R. Brodell, R. Sahiem, A. DeMarsh, L. dute, C. Wendell, R. Green. D. Carhart, M. Sutliff, W. Bennett, N. Walker, Mrs. Jennings. J. Moses, W. Visscher, Y. Parker, K. Lawrence, J. Eisner, G. Wood, J. Backus, P. Swan, J. Jenkins. Second row: J. Stearns, L. Butler, P. Allen, M. Rozell, L. Briner, B. Hayes, M. Washburn, D. Thomas, A. Barrett, L. Allen. Third row: J. Cullen, F. Walker, S. Bovee, M. Fowler, S. Paul, J. Madison, S. McWain, J. Walsh, C. Pidgeon, Mrs. Hall. Missing from picture: Alfred Corrigan. 28 tyuide Left to right: J. Brodell, R. Waterhouse, T. Wendell, J. Jenkins, W. Richards, R. White. Second row. C. Whitcomb, S. St. John, E. Plummer, C. Cheyer, M. Ellis, M. Paul, L. Cullen, B. Sherman, J. Sundquist. Third row: M. Stokes, E. Nolan, R. Mitchell, D. Dean, P. Ziegler, L. Cook, B. Wood, B. Lindsey, K. Stedman, Miss Stone. Absent: M. Harrington. Left to right: D. Dean, K. Wendell, K. Visscher, M. Parker, F. Van Dusen, E. Croissant, D. Ellis. Second row: S. Ovitt, B. Shaw, C. Smead, G. Ives, P. Hammond, C. Bordeau, K. Ives, C. Bourdeau. Third row: M. Cullen, G. Hayes, L. Hurd, L. Champang, G. Colson, J. Watkins, G. Richards, R. Fosberry, C. Madison, Mrs. Terwilliger. Missing: Edward O'Connell. Left to right: R. Pabst, R. Grant, W. Pike, K. Lawrence. Second row: M. Castle, E. Walker, B. Stokes, B. Hill, K. Washburn, L. Fuller, W. Sherman, L. Reed. Third row: S. Champagne, A. Washburn, L. Bennett, B. Bennett, C. Nolan, J. Wood, D. Dean, C. Waite, C. Tubbs, L. LeBarron, Mrs. Matteson. Missing: T. Bovee, K. Hill, R. Backus, M. Colson, M. Parker. 29 7fold tywde 7 fold tyrade Left to right: J. Sherman. J. Hughes, H. Beaupre, T. Malone, A. Ellis, L. Shattuck, D. Fuller, J. Rozelle, R. Butchino. Second row: J. Wilcox, J. Jenkins, J. Gurney, T. Cook, T. Smead, Mrs. Stewart, J. Armstrong, M. Vought, E. McWain, C. Bourdeau. Third row: P. Phillips, A. Bennett, J. Parker, C. Nadeau, B. Reynolds, E. Mosher, M. Richards, B. Hill, A. Thomas, M. Allen. Missing: F. Mann, J. Cook, H. Deyoe. F. Vincent, Jr., Eileen Quirk. Left to right; J. Wood, F. Butler, E. Colson, A. Harrington, S. Stewart, K. Gilbert, Mrs. Mull. Second row: C. Quinto, J. Barrett, G. Waite, T. Dunn, S. Townsend, B. Brannon, S. Varney, S. Reynolds. 4 Second tyrade Left to right: R. Ives, J. DeMarsh, S. Hughes, A. Butler, A. Sutliff, D. Dean, K. Wood, R. Barnes. Second row: A. Maida, J. Gumprecht, B. Backus, J. Champang, R. Barrett, A. Washburn, L. Allen, N. Gensel, K. Waite, J. Wilcox, C. Thomas. Third row: G. Senecal, G. Shuttuck, J. Aldrich, D. Willard, R. Wood, E. Towers, R. Allen, Mrs. White. Missing: C. Ovitt, H. Scofield. 30 Second tyiaeCe Left to right; R. Balcom. L. Gage, D. Smead, M. Traver, K. St. John, R. Barrows, S. Brodell, D. Hughes. Second row: V. Plummer, P. Tubbs, M. Parker. G. Reed. B. Pike. J. Bovee, S. Ives, B. Stedman. Third row: S. Greene, S. Beaupu, L. Atwell, N. King, C. Moses. L. Allen, Y. Tubbs, G. Ambler, H. Diehl, S. Waite. Miss Hamilton. g?Oi4t (fauCe Left to right: R. Nadeau, T. Ackley, R. Grant, R. Maxam, D. Allen, E. Pike. Second row: J. Gebo, J. Mudge, M. Hall, M. Moore, A. Ovitt, R. Cullen, L. Walsh, P. Weller, B. Bennett, D. Washburn, J. Armstrong. Third row: G. Morey, R. Games, B. Winslow, J. Sutliff, B. Bordeau, D. Watkins, E. Gilbert, L. Dean, E. Cook, H. Wood, B. Lawrence, Mrs. Madison. Missing: R. Nolan. J. Ryan. 'pviot tfaicte Left to right: G. Bourdeau, D. Antemann, K. Wendell, R. Shaw, F. Bennett, W. Waite, C. Sherman, S. Ives, F. Allen. R. Plummer. Second row: M. Stone, M. Quinto, C. Reed, S. Goodness, C. Doherty, K. St. John, C. Gill, G. Heipt, B. Bosford. Third row; L. Ives. G. Crandall, G. Harrington, D. Duell, J. Duell, J. Green, S. Daniels, H. Hayes, R. Ellis, B. Guffin. Missing: J. Hill, J. O’Connor. Miss Dunn, Teacher. 'KtacUnytvtfett Front row, left to right: S. Lindsey, D. Taggart, A. McWain, J. Stokes, P. Swan, D. Dingman, R. Gage, C. Maxam, G. Reed, D. Mann, Michael Tubbs. Second row: L. Senecal, J. Diehl, D. Parker, T. Barrett, D. Kimball, T. Ryan, D. Bennett, L. Nadeau, P. Shattuck, W. Cooke, B. Butler. Third row: Mrs. Manfred, R. Estel, S. Howe, P. O'Connell, J. Bovee, A. Kramer, E. Wendell, T. Fisk, W. Townsend, S. Ovitt, S. Goodness. Missing: L. Murphy. Front row, left to right: C. Angell, A. Sanders, W. Wood, M. Girard, D. Harrington, V. Washburn. Second row: R. Deibler, K. Deuel. L. Gumprecht, M. White, S. Gensel, C. Hayes, W. Roberge. Third row: Mrs. Manfred, Teacher; C. Traver, P. Le Barron, A. Towers, G. Champagne, W. Hall, R. Shuman, B. Green, D. Moench. 32 'Kindestyanten and 'P iAt tyiadec Left to right: E. York, J. Fish, M. Cook, R. Cook, C. Allen. Second row. S. Braman, J. Ladd, P. Allen, C. Allen, C. Allen. Third row: S. Allen, M. Allen. C. Allen, J. Dingman. L. Allen, Mrs. Brannon. Missing: M. Ovitt. Second and 7 vid (faadeo Left to right: J. White. S. Allen, P. Sterns, E. Quirk, P. Allen, J. Houghton, S. Sutliff, A. LeBarron, A. Allen, J. Allen. Back row: P. White, R. Ladd, D. York, S. Johnson, W. Allen, R. Allen, J. Quirk, D. Allen, G. Ladd, Miss Curtis. 'pocvitd and Left to right: O. Allen, M. Bovee, Mrs. Davis, T. Allen. H. Allen. H. Sutliff. Second row: M. Allen, C. Ladd, R. Ladd, D. York, I. Allen. R. Allen, D. Johnson, A. Ladd. @on6lcnvMe ScdooC 33 Left to right: M. Centerbar. E. Wood, J. Traver, D. Harvey, C. Gensel, B. Madison, I. Scofield, B. Ralph. Second row: A. Wood, E. Rayder, B. Green, L. Blanchard, N. Scofield, L. Tubbs, J. Parker, B. Clute, Miss Eberwine. Third row: J. LeBarron, A. Brodell, P. Jenk- ins, J. Bishop, D. Hammond, L. Maxam, I. Allen, M. Carhart. Left to right: R. Waterhouse, P. Allen, M. Rozelle, J. Moses, M. Stokes, P. Swan, M. Morrison, C. Whitcomb, D. Carhart, L. Butler, L. Briner. Second row: J. Sundquist, D. Thomas, K. Lawrence, J. Eisner, A. Sorensen, S. Whitcomb, J. Stearns, W. Visscher, N. Scofield, M. Sutliff. Third row: A. Eldridge, S. Bovee, M. Fowler, K. Burlett, M. Ellis, E. Plummer, J. Backus, L. Allen, J. Jenkins. Fourth row: S. Paul, J. Madison, C. Eggleston, M. Fowler, D. Steele. B. Fones, C. Wendell, M. Maida, L. DeMarsh, B. Vought. Missing: M. Paul, S. McWain, H. Deyo. 36 First row: C. Aldrich, K. Brannon, H. Van Dusen, C. Fosberry, J. Brannon, P. Paul and C. Cook. Second row: D. Sutliff, J. Washburn, S. Paul, H. Steadman, B. McWain, D. Adams, S. McWain, G. Bovee, S. Natz, E. Eldrige, M. Rozell and R. Unsey. Third row: J. Eldrige, M. Washburn, P. Gilbert. J. Clute, H. Allen, J. Powers, H. Dennison, D. Sebald, C. Hawk, S. Bennett, V. Crandall and J. Eisner. Mrs. Dejnozka, Leader. 37 Uft to right: B. Stokes. M. Sutliff, H. Allen, A. Clothier. B. Madison. K. Brown. H. Cham- pagne. M. Ives. V. Crandall. Second row: S. Ladd. N. Scofield. B. Sanders. Miss Smith. Left to right: E. Rayder, R. Allen. First row: W. Thomas. R. Whitcomb, P. Fuller, H. Sted- man, R. Lindsey. Second row: H. Rhodes. R. Allen, L. Eldridge, L. Anderson, R. Wood L Thomas. Third row: Miss Woodman. D. Wood. H. Dennison. E. Tubbs. W. Post, L. Bovee. L. Waite, G. Woodward, C. Sutliff, R. Nilsen. Science o Left to right: Mr. Jacobs, E. Allen, E. Hughes, P. Brewster, J. Butler, E. Springer, I. Ding- man, D. Holland, S. Naatz, A. Wood, C. Gensel, S. Gensel. 39 (££u Left, Miss Eckert; Right, Miss Audrey Gardner. Left to right: M. Centerbar, K. Brannon, G. Bovee, P. Allen, E. Allen, C. Aldrich, J. Johnson, F. Bethel, B. Clute, C. Reynolds, S. Carhart, M. Wilson, G. Mosher, D. Harvey, I. Scofield, R. Sheil. Left to right: A. Brodell, B. Green, R. Tubbs, K. Krienheder, E. DeMarsh, J. Parker. D. Hayes, Mr. Horn, P. Bramen, L. Blanchard, B. Ralph, M. Carhart, L. Tubbs. Seated: C. Hawk, Remona Corrigan. Left to right: E. Rayder, I. Allen, J. Perry, M. Hammond, R. Waterhouse. Second row: D. Sebald, S. Hughes. E. Ziegler, P. Gibson, H. Ziegler, G. Bovee, M. Cowles, V. Grant, D. White, Miss Woodin. 40 Left to right: D. Adams. Business Manager; G. Bovee, Editor. Second row; B. Ralph, B. Stanley. J. Perry. L. Maxam, J. Johnson, H. Ziegler, I. Scofield. R. Waterhouse. E. Rayder. Third row; M. Ives. R. Sheil, M. Wilson, G. Mosher. E. Ziegler, C. Reynolds. P. Gibson, S. Hughes. C. Wyman. M. Cowles, Miss Woodin, V. Grant. Left to right: C. Reynolds. M. Cowles. J. Perry, B. Stanley. B. Ralph, E. Rayder. D. Adams, M. Ives, R. Waterhouse. Second row: P. Gibson, I. Scofield, G. Mosher, L. Maxam, H. Ziegler, S. Hughes. C. Wyman. E. Ziegler, V. Grant, R. Sheil, G. Bovee, J. Johnson, J. LeBarron, M. Wilson. Satio 7 4 42 Hoot Harris z Left to right: D. White, R. Allen, R. Johnson. Second row; Coach, G. Doherty; G. Bovee, D. Sutliff, P. Gibson, E. Skerrett, R. Young, E. Ziegler. Third row: R. Allen, R. Palmer, S. Hughes, H. Ziegler, D. Sebald, B. Bordeau. Coach George Doherty's Hadley-Luzerne Central School nine powered to the Adirondack League Baseball Championship for the second straight year. They rolled up a record of ten wins against one loss in league play. The season ended with a tie with Warrensburg for Championship. The championship game was played off on the Recreation Field in Glens Falls where Luzerne won 4 to 2 in one of the most exciting baseball games ever played. 44 LUZERNE Hartford--------------------------10 Corinth----------------------------5 Lake George-----------------------12 Queensbury------------------------10 Corinth-------------------------- 2 Warrensburg --------------------- 2 Bolton-----------------------------8 Johnsburg--------------------------9 Lake George------------------------9 Queensbury------------------------20 Warrensburg------------------------5 Bolton------------------------ —12 Johnsburg--------------------------9 Warrensburg---------------------- 4 Playoff, for League Championship OPPONENTS - - - 0 ----4 ----2 ----2 ----5 - - 13 ----2 ----3 ----1 ----2 ----3 - - -4 ----2 ----2 Socce 7ecutt Left to right: G. Bovee, E. Ziegler, P. Gibson, H. Ziegler, C. Reynolds, L. Bovee, R. Shiel. Second row: L. Thomas. V. Grant, R. Young, D. Sebald, D. White, P. Croissant, Coach Doherty. Third row; G. Woodward, R. Allen, H. Rhodes, H. Dennison, R. Johnson, R. Allen. The Hadley-Luzerne soccer team was runner-up in the Tri-County League play with a record of 10 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie. The season ended in a tie with Hartford for the Championship. We were defeated in the play by a score of 4 to 0. This was also the quarter finals in Section II. LUZERNE OPPONENTS Galway--------------------------7------------------------2 Queensbury----------------- 10 2 Galway --- ---------------------6------------------------4 Warrensburg--------------------14------------------------o Hartford------------------------5------------------------5 Lake George---------------------2------------------------0 Johnsburg----------------------14------------------------0 Queensbury----------------------3------------------------l Warrensburg--------------------11------------------------0 Hartford------------------- — 4------------------------2 Johnsburg----------------------22-------------...--------4 Lake George---------------------2------------------------6 Hartford - ---------------------0------------------------4 Playoff for League Championship, also quarter final in Section II 45 07c£Utt Left to right: R. Johnson, L. Thomas, V. Grant, D. White, W. Post, D. Sebald, E. Ziegler, H. Ziegler. W. Thomas, E. L. Eldridge. Second row: H. Dennison, Coach Doherty, L. Waite. fcutayt 7ea K 46 Left to right; F. Briner, E. Dingman, E. Springer, V. Dunkley, R. Allen, W. King. P. Crossiant, G. Woodward, C. Brodell, R. Wood, J. Rooney, E. Quinto, S. Ellis, D. Springer, Coach Petronio. ityee lecute 6 Left to right: D. Hayes, E. DeMarsh, M. Carhart, I. Allen, M. Traver, B. Clute. Left to right: A. Hayes, E. Wood, J. Traver, J. Clute, L. Wood, P. Fuller. 47 'panecaeCC The time has come when each of us Must say farewell to all No longer will our talk and laughter Echo through these halls. A sadness comes within our hearts When each memory of the past Comes slowly creeping in our minds These thoughts we hope will last. We'll cherish all our happy times With each classmate so true The memories of our work and play Will always seem like new. And may there be a guiding star To help us on our way As each one seeks by different task To live each future day. ELIZABETH RAYDER (Cont'd. page 19) LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT MARSHALL WILSON-------Leaves his photographic ability to Don Sebald. CHARLES WYMAN---------Gives all his love to Jill. EDWARD ZIEGLER ------Leaves his euclid to Mrs. Vroman. HARRY ZIEGLER---------Leaves his drawings to Mr. Horn. STANLEY HUGHES--------Leaves his truck to no one. To Miss Woodin, we leave an extra hour of sleep, in which she can dream of another Senior Class. fluttuxr Prone Tttcuf %. ?953 TYPEWRITERS iiimTOw ADDING «CHINES GLENS FALLS BUSINESS MACHINES SK, UNDERWOOD AUTHORIZED AGENCY r-fl.TTTfmn-r 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 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation START IT YOURSELF WHETHER 65 or 17 An account in our Special Thrift Department today may be the answer to your wants and desires to-morrow. One dollar starts the account. THRIFT DEPOSITS NOW EARN 2% We now pay interest semi-annually at the rate of two percent on all t h r i f t accounts of $100.00 on balances to and including $10,000.00; that portion of the balance over $10,000.00 at the rate of one percent. Compliments of Bordens ICE CREAM Glens Falls, New York J. E. SAWYER AND CO., INC. Compliments ol Hardware - Plumbing and FRASIER 1 PARKER D. B A. Heating Materials RHODES JOHNSON Kohler Fixtures and Briggs Beauty ware Patronize Your Local Mfgt. of and Dealer in Hard and Soft Wood Finished Lumber SHINGLES HARDWARE Independent Hardware Dealer Point and Varni het and Plumber PHONE 69F-3 64-78 Glen Street Glens Falls, New York HADLEY, N. Y. v D. E. PASCO AND SONS-- CHARLES QUINTO------- CLARA LeBARRON-------- WARREN SAUNDERS...... CLINTON E. MOSHER----- RICHARD WATERHOUSE---- MRS. JEAN ALLEN------- RUTH’S SWISS CHALET--- POP FLANDERS---------- WINSLOW’S GARAGE------ ED CARSON ------------ MABEL P. SHORREY------ CLASS OF 1955 ------- ----- Hadley, New York ■ - - - - -Corinth, New York - - Schenectady, New York - - Lake Luzerne. New York - - - - -Corinth, New York - Lake Luzerne, New York Lake Luzerne, New York - Lake Luzerne, New York - Lake Luzerne, New York - - Stoney Creek, New York - Lake Luzerne, New York - - - - - Corinth, New York - - Hadley-Luzerne Central High School HOT POINT S«l« emd Service Compliments of REFRIGERATORS DBHWAaHER� RANGES WATER HEATERS B1SSLER . RICHARDS Electrical Contracting COLEMAN S Im ami Service — OIL- SPACE HEATERS FLOOR FURNACES WATER HEATERS PWne Luaerae 99F32 end 99P1’ CONVERSION TTPE OIL BURNERS Stony Creek. II 11 Compliments of BISHOP’S SERVICE STATION THE STORE Lake Luzerne, N. Y. MR. Q.'nc MRS. Wish to Extend Their Heartiest Congratulations to the Members Phone 66 F-2 of the Graduating Class DEITZE'S GENERAL STORE GROCERIES-FROZEN FOODS HARDWARE-GAS-OIL RD 2 CORINTH, NEW YORK Phone Luzerne 116F2 Home Oxygen Horace H. Moore Lake Avenue New FUNERAL HOME Telephone 71 Owner and Manager Lake Luzerne York With Best Wishes to the Class of '54 NATHAN PROLLER INSURANCE Telephone 57 LAKE LUZERNE. NEW YORK Compliments of KEHOE'S CLEANERS FUR STORAGE - DYEING WATER PROOFING Phone 128 Corinth, N.Y. cShe Phone 9103-F-3 Lake Luzerne, N. Y. Luzerne-Hadley Congratulations from HOWARD JOHNSON of Lake George New Y ork Bank LAKE LUZERNE. NEW YORK Member FEDERAL RESERVE STYSTEM Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ROLLMAN'S GROCERY - TEXACO STATION Try Here Firs PHONE 64 HADLEY. N. Y. PEARL’S DEPT. STORE Corinth New York QUIRK'S TYDOL STATION GAS - OIL GROCERIES Candy lee Creom Soft Drinks Sacondaga Reservoir South Shore Rd. R. D. 2 Corinth. N. Y. conpu iFvrj of FLETCHER COX — Slingerlands, N. Y. Telephone: Albany 9-2133 Representative: JOSTEN'S Since 1897 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS Compliments of the INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY Palmer New Y ork ★ Plus SKILLS GUIDANCE — bolonced Training — Activities. Placement in key positions in business, professional and government offices. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 134 Washington Ave. Albany 6, N. Y. State Registered Veteran Approved LUZERNE DINER Luzerne GOOD FOOD NewYork (From The Class of 1942) Best Wishes to Class of '54 UNtRAL -HO MC ARTHUR S. BREWER, Lie. Mgr. Corner Lake Avenue and Church Street (Former Garnar Residence) Lake Luzerne, New York MILDRED ELLEY Secretarial School for Girls 227-229 Quail St. Albany 3, New York Send for Catalog Considerate - Dignified - Reasonable Funeral Service Oxygen and Ambulance Service Telephone Luzerne 174 or 175-F11 SILVER DOLLAR BAR Compliments of MAMIE AND FRITZ Route 9K Lake Luzerne New York RICES Daik� Telephone 46 DAIRY HILL STREET LAKE LUZERNE, N. Y; JOHN R. STEAD Eat and Be Merry at THE CHUCK WAGON Lake Luzerne, N. Y. Best Wishes to Class of ’54 KEN WHITE’S RADIO CENTER Corinth, New York With Best Wishes from Your Friends at Glens Falls, New York D.B. A. Compliments of Conklingville, New York Compliments of EVEN’S INSURANCE AGENCY WATSON L. SHIPPEE Fuel, oil and kerosene Phone 15F4 Hadley, New York LENT’S IGA MARKET Low Priced Foods Kelvinator Appliances Palmer, New York Compliments of GRADY’S RESTAURANT Corinth, New York Compliments of CONN ALLY ’S PHARMACY Drugs, Prescriptions Sodas Palmer, New York Compliments of ARTHUR WHITE AND SONS Corinth, New York Compliments of Dolly Bill Cook cRgcky'cRidge M A N (C IUI Compliments of C. V. Peters Co. BOYS' and MEN'S CLOTHING 206 GLEN ST. GLENS FALLS Compliments of CORINTH HOSPITAL Palmer, New York BURT'S THEATRE ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Phone I 18 LAKE LUZERNE. N. Y. LAKE LUZERNE New York Compliments of CHARLES D. BANCROFT CONCRETE PRODUCTS Business 38 Residence 81 HADLEY. NEW YORK JIM THE FLORIST JIMMY MANDIGO Phone 2-F4 Maple Street Corinth, New York Compliments of JAN CHRISTOPHER DEJNOZKA PIKE'S OARAGE 24 Hour Towing, Used Cars Phone 169 Corinth, New York BOISVERT EXCHANGE Larry’s Service Philco and Hotpoint TV, Appliances Main Street Corinth, New York STERLING DRILLING CO. Water Well Driller Phone 14 1-F 11 Luzerne, New York Compliments of DR. CECIL ROGERS Hadley, New York Offical Photographer 91 State Street Albany, New York RUSSELL’S PHARMACY Rexall and Prescription Store Corinth, New York Compliments of WILLIAM H. BLOOM M.D. Congratulations and Good Luck Seniors PHILIP P. PROLLER ROBERT’S JEWELRY STORE Main Street Corinth New York Compliments of Ross' WI Phone 11 Main Street Lake Luzerne, New York Wten A. I. A. ARCHITECT 10 Broad Street Glens Falls, New York EGGLESTON GAS and APPLIANCES Compliments Bottled Gas by Tank or Metered of Maytag and Philco Appliances KINGSLEY FOOD Floor Coverings MARKET _ . 24 Mallery Street lor. Corinth 7 Phone 129 Compliments of Compliments of N CLIFF JACKSON Tax Returns Prepared Conklingville, New York Compliments of Phone 131-F22 EDWARD J. JOHNSON,SR. Compliments of WILLIAM ST. LAWRENCE Painted Pony Panch Compliments ol GIBSON'S GROCERY CONKLINGVILLE, N. Y. Lake Luzerne, New York Good Food and Drinks Hadley, New York Route 9K MAIN ST. NEWSROOM AND VARIETY STORE Groceries, Ice Cream, Beverages, etc. Lake Luzerne, New York Telephone 17-F11 BEST WISHES FROM WARING PHARMACY H. J. Waring Jr. Prop. CORINTH, NEW YORK DINE AND DANCE RUSTIC INN J. GORHAM, Prop. Telephone 42 F-22 LAKE LUZERNE, NEW YORK Sportsmen’s Headquarters BUS JOE’S SPORT SHOP Main Street Corinth CARL and BOB'S Compliments of CABIN in the Pines Lake Vanare Tel 42 F-14 LAKE LUZERNE, N y. Dick. $ Rita Hard mg JAMES F. LYNCH a ta efae INNf Best Wishes to the Seniors o(l0 A. D. STONE SONS £$ MARKET MEATS - GROCERIES ) HARDWARE r Luzerne-Corinth Road Telephone 175-F3 LAKE LUZERNE, N. Y. Lake Luzerne, New York Compliments of EDDIE’S TYDOL STATION Main Street Corinth, New York THE WOODS Dinner and Banquet Specialists Phone Luzerne 9098-F2 HOLLIS C. WOOD GLASSBROOK STORE CO., INC. Stony Creek, N. Y. Tel. 139-F3 Groceries and General Merchandise BRINER’S STORE Groceries Soft Drinks Ice Cream Stony Creek, N. Y. Tel. 139-F3 THE HITCHING POST Lake Luzerne, New York Been Skiing ? Drop in and Warm up with a Stein of Double Dark Compliments of HOLLAND INSURANCE AGENCY BILL TALLON’S WESTERN AUTO STORE Main Street Corinth, New York Phone 261 Compliments of HIDDEN VALLEY DUDE RANCH Lake Luzerne, N. Y. LAKE AVENUE GARAGE M.L.PULVER Proprietor Lake Luzerne, N. Y. Telephone 72 Car Lubrication Motor Tune up Service General Automobile Repair Work Compliments of STONEY CREEK INN and THOUSAND ACRES RANCH M. F. RAMSAY Kerosene and Fuel Oil Phone 49 Luzerne, New York Compliments of RUTH SHAW’S BEAUTY SHOPPE I Need Your Head In My Business CHUCK’S BARBER SHOP Luzerne, New York UPSTATE REFRIGERATION F. M KOQLB8TON LAKE LUZERNE, N. Y COMMERICAL PHONE 140 DOMESTIC GENERAL You eon pvt yovr conMnnc in — CM ELECTRIC SVLVANIA F Sy I tan is Electric Profert� Inc. mmm REAL ESTATE Bolton Landing New Y ork PHONE 247 PURNitur COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS SARATOGA AVENUE CORINTH, N. Y. Compliments of EDITH ANDERSON Licensed Real Estate Salesman for JOSEPH A. GARRY Phone Corinth 120-F4 Congratulations to the Senior Class Phone 50 PARKER’S GARAGE Lake Luzerne N. Y. HUDSON May Each Day Be Filled With the Good Things of Life! 'nted- MARKET SELF - SERVICE Meats - Groceries - Birds Eye Foods Lake Luzerne, New York Telephone 37 rG Compliments of ONEIDA MARKETS Corinth, New York Compliments of PABST'S LUNCHEONETTE LAKE LUZERNE, N. Y. PHONE 9106 With Best Wishes to the Class of ’54 KETCHUM MFG. COMPANY, Inc. TELEPHONE 146 LAKE LUZERNE, NEW YORK SIMPSON’S ESSO STATION Telephone 180 MARGARET’S BEAUTY SHOP Corinth, New York Main Street Tires, Tubes, Batteries Complete Service Fast and Slow Charging Telephone 112 Lake Luzerne, N. Y. O. TUBBS ELECTRIC and OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING and CUTTING Pipe Thawing Phone I9F-I2 Makers of Arrow Shirts - Ties Collars - Underwear Handkerchiefs - Sports Shirts A - mUUU Y EAR BOOK Taylor Yearbook Company-Dallas