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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE 1955 SENIOR CLASS HADLEY LUZERNE CENTRAL SCHOOL LAKE LUZERNE, NEW YORK We, the Class of 55, dedicate this year- book to Miss Elizabeth Smith. To her we extend our appreciation for her homeroom guidance and her willingness to help us in our many difficult tasks. Only through her love, devotion, and thoughtfulness have we been able to attain our goal. 2 FAC U LT Y A D M BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. Maxwell Towers. Mr. Charles J. Aldrich, Mr. Joseph W. Bulger. Clerk, Mr. Mitchell R. Bullis, President, Mr. William J. Grant, Mr. Arthur J. Brown. A MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 54-55 We, the Board of Education leave to you, our youth of today, our future leaders, the youth who will defend our nation, our rights and our liberties. We leave to you this beautiful United States of America with its beauty of lakes, farms, and mountains; its unlimited opportunities for youth, its men of science, engi- neering and technical skills, its plains, deserts and rivers. We leave this great country of ours that has at times been so ill used by man; as well as these lands that have been gouged and dug and planted and used for purposes at times to the detriment of our broth- ers. This land we leave you that you may use it for the betterment of man. We leave you our schools and colleges that you may broaden your scope of education, also with the opportunity to compete in all competitive sports. We leave you this small community in our country that has been so kind to us, a dot on the face of the earth that allowed us to earn our bread and raise our families, where all folks we met, as we passed by we could call a friend, a wave of the hand and a cheerie HI. These things we leave you because enemies you will make and forget, but friends are never forgotten. We leave you a library of great books where knowledge may be had. We leave you the right to a secret ballot, to choose your leaders as you see fit. We leave you the right to be a candidate for all offices of our land, be it governor of your state or Presi- dent of your country. So youth we leave you these and everything this great and beautiful country has to offer. AND MORE We leave you our love, our understanding, and our cherished hopes that you may use these opportunities for the betterment of your brothers. 4 District Superintendent MR. LYNN F. PERKINS Supervising Principal MR. STUART M. TOWNSEND MR. JOHN J. CASTLE Vice Principal MR. CLARENCE L. BRYDEN Elementary Supervisor CO-OPERATIVE SERVICES MR. ROBERT SWAN Guidance Director MRS. GRACE FRASIER, Secretary MISS PATRICIA MAHONEY Dental Hygiene Student, Cynthis Doherty 6 GRADE FACULTY First row: Mrs. Marion Jennings, Mrs. Elizabeth Flick, Mrs. Mary Brannon, Mr. Cla- rence L. Bryden, Mr. A. William Petronio, Miss Gertrude Hamilton, Mrs. Gertrude White, Miss Barbara Hill. Standing: Miss Myrtle Stone, Mrs. Helena Madison, Mrs. Blanche Parker, Mrs. Blanche Terwilliger, Mrs. Freda Naatz, Mrs. Madeline Manfred, Mrs. Helen Stewart, Miss June Ganze. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Left to right: Mr. James Britt, Miss Helen Woodin, Mrs. Harriet Vroman, Miss Eliza- beth Smith, Miss Muriel Woodman, Mrs. Joan Zimmermann, Miss Belle Casuto, Mr. Joseph Trottier. Standing: Mr. George Doherty, Mr. Harry Horn, Mr. Albert Zimmer- mann, Mr. Lawrence Fuller, Mrs. Clarissa Varney, Miss Irene Dennison, Mr. James Corkland, Mr. Eric Metraux, Mr. John Dunning, Mr. John J. Castle. HEALTH DEPARTMENT Left to right; Dudley Holland, Edward Rayder, James Gorham, Jr., Howard Rhodes, Dr, Cecil E. Rogers, Mrs, Veronica Healy, School Nurse. SECRETARY MRS. LOUISE DOHERTY SECRETARY 8 MRS. HELEN BOENER CUSTODIANS Left to right: Mr. George Deuel Mr. George Archer Mr. Benjamin Denton Mr. Harvey Poe Missing from picture Mr. Charles Walsh BUS DRIV Left to right: Mr. Warren Howe Mr. Robert Armstrong Mr. Bolic Pidgeon Mr. Orie Tubbs Mr. Lewis Russel, Mr. Howard Tubbs Mr. Seymour Naatz Mr. John Stead Mr. Mort Pulver Mr. Edward Clemons CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Charles Fosberry Miss Joanne Hanlon Mrs. Marjorie Fyfe Cafeteria Manager Mrs. James Backus Mrs. Ernest Lesson 9 SENIORS CAROL ALDRICH - Kate Treasurer 1; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Student Court 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Newspaper Club 3; Concert Master 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. There's no music when a woman’s in a concert. ” IRENE ALLEN - Renee Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Club 1; Yearbook Club 3; Cheerleader 3; Assembly Committee 2; Band 2; Dramatics 4; Yearbook Staff 4. An ideal girl and a friend to all. JACQUELINE BATES - Jackie Sports Committee 3; Newspaper Club 3; Twirling 3, 4; GAA 4; Yearbook Staff 4. OCEANSIDE HIGH Twirling 1, 2; Basketball 2,1; Hockey 1, 2; Baseball 2,1. What would she do without her pep--or her chewing gum. JOAN BISHOP - Joanie Chorus 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Service Committee 1, 3; Dramatics 4; Winter Carnival Queen 3; Yearbook Staff 4. 12 Her sunny smile lights many a way. PATRICIA BRANNON - Pat- Student Council 2, 3; Class Secretary 1; Clubs Committee 1; Ring Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Quietness and beauty are her qualities. V 4-;- KAY BROWN - Cluney Newspaper Club 1, 2; Library Club 3,4; Chorus 2; Yearbook Staff 4. An unextinguished laughter shakes the skies. HILDA CHAMPAGNE - Junie Library Club 3,4; Newspaper Club 1, 2; Chorus 2; Class Secretary 2. 3; Yearbook Staff 4. She's little, but we all know she's around. LOUIS COLVIN - Louie Soccer 4; Basketball 4; Sports Club 4. NORTHVILLE HIGH Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3. Quietness is a fool's virtue. ” 13 IRMA DINGMAN - Irm Assembly Committee 4; Newspaper Club 2; Science Club 3; GAA 4; Yearbook Staff 4. The girl who blushes is quite a lady. MEREDITH FLICK - Sniffles Yearbook Staff 4. LAFYAETTE HIGH YWCA 3; Swimming Club 1; Volleyball 1; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3. You have been with us but a short while, but we surely enjoy your friendship. MARLENE HAMMOND - Mud Camera Club 1; Outdoor Sports Club; Yearbook Club 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 2; Yearbook Staff 4. Rare is the agreement between beauty and modesty. BEVERLY HANLON - Bev Library Club 3; Class Treasurer 4; GAA 4; Chorus 4; Year book Staff 4. DOMINICAN COMMERCIAL Leo Honor Society 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Cl President 1; Dramatics Club 1, 2. 14 Silence is golden, but I'm no millionaire. CAROL HAWK HOLLAND - Mo' Dramatics 1, 2; Girls- Shop 3; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Clubs Committee 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheerleading 1, 2? Vice President 3; Junior Prom Queen 3. A soft voice, a sweet smile. DUDLEY HOLLAND - Dud Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Soccer 1; Science Club 3; Dramatics 1, 2; Junior Prom King 3. Why should the devil have all the good times. KAY KREINHEDER - Kay Clubs Committee 1; Dramatics 2; Girls' Shop 3; Service Com- mittee 3; Class Secretary 4; GAA 4; Yearbook Staff 4. And she wears a perpetual smile. MARY E. MADISON - Betty Chorus 2.3; Library Club President 2,3; FHA 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Quiet and meek, but a better sport you'd never meet. I EDWARD RAYDER - Eric Student Council 2; Student Court 2; Assembly Committee 4; Sports Committee 3; Fire Squad 1; Science Club 1; Sports Club 2, 4; Projectors Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4. HOWARD RHODES - Sonny Soccer 2, 3; Fishing Club 2; Projectors Club 3; Boy's Hobby Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. We wish him health, he sighs for rest, and heaven accepts the prayer. DONALD SEBALD - Don Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Club 3; Class Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Yearbook Staff 4. He has sighed to many, though he loved but one. WALTER THOMAS - Wait- Soccer 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Projectors Club 3; Sports Club 2,4; Fire Squad 2, 3. 4; Service Committee; Student Council 2; Yearbook Staff 4. I'm a good guy, but don't get me riled. 16 LAWRENCE WAITE - Larry Service Committee 1; Science Club 1; Sports Club 2, 4; Soccer 4; Baseball 4; Student Council 4; Projectors Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Boys will be boys. ROBERT WHITCOMB - Bob Vice President 1; Camera Club 1, 2, 3; Student Court 4; Co- Editor of Yearbook 4. Why should life be all labor? DONALD WHITE - Don Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Committee 3; Yearbook Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Sports Club 2. A great master of gibes and flouts and jeers. Senior Baby Page Identification 1. C. Aldrich 9. I. Dingman 17. E. Rayder 2. I. Allen 10. M. Flick 18. H. Rhodes 3. J. Bates 11. M. Hammond 19. D. Sebald 4. J. Bishop 12. B. Hanlon 20. W. Thomas 5. P. Brannon 13. C. H. Holland 21. L. Waite 6. K. Brown 14. D. Holland 22. R. Whitcomb 7. H. Champagne 15 K. Kreinheder 23. D. White 8. G. Colvin 16. B. Madison CLASS HISTORY We started our first year in High School under the direction of Mr. Meadows and Mrs. Woods. Our presidents were Dudley Holland and Eugene Clute who were assisted by Hilda Champagne and Carol Holland as the scribes. Carol Aldrich kept watch over our treasury and Edward Rayder represented us in the Student Council. Our second year soon followed under the watchful eye of Mr. Gardner. Eugene Clute was elected president, our secretary was Hilda Champagne and Carol Aldrich kept her position as treasurer. Joan Bishop and Pat Brannon represented us in the Student Council. We began to make money by selling seeds and coke. The third year appeared with Miss Smith to help us. Dudley Holland was our president and Carol Holland vice president. Hilda Champagne took notes while Don Sebald was caretaker of the class money. Joan Bishop and Pat Brannon again represented us in the Student Council. We sold candy, writing paper and Christmas cards. Our pride and joy were our rings which arrived in February. Our Junior Prom was a big success. The theme was THE WISHING WELL and THE BLUE RIFFS furnished the dreamy dance music. Dudley and Carol Holland were crown- ed king and queen. Finally our Senior year came. Mr. Castle was our class advisor. Dudley Holland wielded the gavel and Don Sebald assisted him as vice president. Kay Krienheder was our secretary and Beverly Hanlon was elected to watch our money. Marlene Hammond was elected treasurer of Student Council and along with Larry Waite, represented us. We sold magazine subscriptions and had paper and scrap drives. We are all very proud of our yearbook and the crowning event will be our trip to Washington and New York. On returning, we will await our final chapter at H.L.C.S. as the grand old seniors who will be safe then in the wide, wide world. Joan and Marlene CLASS PROPHECY Boston, Massachusetts August 22, 1965 Dear Irene, Well, I have just returned from my two-weeks vacation. As you know, I am in charge of the laboratory, of the Lahey Clinic, here in Boston. I see Beverly quite often. She is on the nursing staff here and enjoys her work, as she meets many interesting people. Weren't you thrilled at Dudley becoming president. Imagine, our own classmate! I think he will make a very good one. Since Carol has tried her hand at practically every job known, she can now And out what being first lady of the land is like. While in New York, I met Jackie. She is secretary to the president of the New York Stock Exchange. She told me that Louie Colvin has become quite a gentleman and associates in the highest circles of New York Society. On my way to the train, I saw Walt's name on the marquee in front of Madison Square Garden. He's the star of the rodeo and has become quite famous as a cowboy. While sitting on the train I overheard two men say that Howard Rhodes is the best professional hunter around and they were going to join his party that is going to Africa. Talking about hunting, did you know that Ed is a game warden in Yellowstone National Park. While in Grand Central, I bought a paper and read two very interesting articles. One told how Bob just finished trying out a new jet for the Air Force. No information was given, as it was top secret, but they said that he is No. 1 man on their list. The other was about Kay Krienheder. She had just cleared up a big case in the Chicago slums. I guess she really enjoys being a social worker. When I changed trains in Albany, I wanted very much to stop at your famous beauty salon, but I only had ten minutes, so I had to rush. I met Carol Aldrich on the train and she told me she was the highest paid accountant in the General Electric. She also said that Betty was a medical receptionist for a famous Doctor in Philadelphia. While home I visited Hilda and Kay. They both have lovely homes and are very contented housewives. I met Pat in the village and she told me that Levi and she had just finished their house and were anxious to move in. Marlene phoned me and told me that she was first lady of the Stony Creek White House. I asked about Don and she said that he had given up his idea of being court jester in the White House in D. C. He was contented being jester on the Stony Creek White House. She told me that Meredith had a very good job in Westinghouse out in Buffalo. She has been there quite a while and enjoys it very much. Don Sebald went by the house in his bright red Cadillac convertible with a white boxer sitting in the back. He certainly is a playboy. After graduating from college, he still likes the playboy part. Irma has retired to the job of housewife and says she is glad she did. Larry is now manager of the world famous Globe Trotters who are touring Europe. Well, Irene, that's what has happened to the Class of 55. They surely have changed from their last year at H.L. C. S. Love, Joan 19 � r The S eNior Class of H.L C.S. '• «« Town '’ Lake Luzerne in the County of Worre(1 and State of New York. being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this my last Mltllaiiii argument in manner following, that is to say : CAROL ALDRICH leaves her clarinet to Katherine Brannon and her fun in gym to Margie Traver. IRENE ALLEN leaves her studies to Hilda Allen and her Senior days to Phil Fuller. PAT BRANNON leaves her salesmanship to Jean and Levi to absolutely no one. KAY BROWN leaves her good times in school to Joan Traver and her trips to Corinth to no one at all. MEREDITH FLICK leaves her school books to next years paper drive. BEVERLY HANLON leaves her right and left turns to anyone who gets stuck with them. KAY KREINHEDER leaves her trials and tribulations (also joys) of being a Senior to Betty Clute and her left over school work to her sister Carol. JOAN BISHOP leaves her ability to follow the alto part to Pat Bostick and her high school fun to Barry. HOWARD RHODES leaves his naps in Miss Woodin’s class to anyone who needs them. ROBERT WHITCOMB leaves nothing to anyone who can find it. BETTY MADISON leaves, to Nina Scofield, a busy Senior year. LEWIS COLVIN wills his soccer skill to Richard Allen. JACKIE BATES leaves her worries as business manager for yearbook to the next victim who gets it and her electric baton to anyone who can make it work at a fall concert. HILDA CHAMPAGNE leaves her homework to anyone who wants it and her dates with a certain Corinth fellow to no one. IRMA DINGMAN leaves her driving ability to Edith Wood. MARLENE HAMMOND leaves her typing ability to anyone who can work one of the contraptions. LARRY WAITE leaves his good times in the library to Lowell Thomas. DON WHITE wills his Ford to the Coach. ED RAYDER leaves his ability of getting out of homework to Pete Brewster. WALT THOMAS leaves nothing, he wants it all for himself. DUDLEY HOLLAND leaves his Chevrolet to Eddie Springer. CAROL HOLLAND leaves her baritone to any undergraduate who has the wind to blow it. DON SEBALD leaves his ability to play the trombone to Lawrence Bennett. We, whose names are hereto subscribed, that on the day of 19 the testator above named, subscribed their 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 their last 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 testator and of each other, on the day of the date of the said Will, and write opposite our names our respective places of residence. 20 WHO'S WHO Outstanding Personalities BEVERLY HANLON DON SEBALD Most Popular JACKIE BATES DUDLEY HOLLAND Most Versatile IRENE ALLEN DON WHITE Most Likely to Succeed BETTY MADISON BOB WHITCOMB Best Dressed MARLENE HAMMOND DON SEBALD Most Efficient KAY BROWN LARRY WAITE Most Athletic JEANNE ALDRICH WALT THOMAS Best Looking • PAT BRANNON ED RAYDER Most Reserved MEREDITH FLICK LOUIE COLVIN Most Musical CAROL HOLLAND DUD HOLLAND Most Fun to be With • KAY KREINHEDER SONNY RHODES Most Congenial IRMA DINGMAN Most Interesting JOAN BISHOP Most Energetic HILDA CHAMPAGNE BUSINESS CONKLINGVILLE SCHOOL Kindergarten and First Second and Third First row: G. Allen, E. Allen, F. Allen, L. Al- len, M. Allen. Second row: M. Ovitt, C. Al- len, S. Stearns, C. Allen, C. Allen, B. Ladd, S. Allen. Third row: F. Zubal, W. Allen, Mrs. Brannon, J. Fish, H. Allen. First row: P. Allen, J. Ladd, S. Allen. L. Tuck- er, L. Tucker, P. Stearns, E. York, C. Allen. Second row: J. Dingman, S. Allen, G. Ladd, F. Tennant, D. York, R. Ladd, J. Allen. Mrs. Flick. Fourth and Fifth First row: D. Allen, O. Allen, P. White, P. Allen, J. Houghton, A. LeBarron. S. Sutliff. Sec- ond row: S. Johnson, M. Bovee, W. Allen, C. Ladd, L. Allen, R. Allen, J. White, M. Ding- mann, M. Allen, Mrs. Caldwell. Missing from picture: Miss. Fannie Harrell. 24 . JUNIORS Left to right: M. Travel, P. Bostick, Miss Woodin, E. Allen, A, Clothier. Second row: C. Wood, B. Clute, V. Wood, N. Scofield, D. Harvey, M. Allen, M. Center- bar, D. Hammond, B. Stokes, R. Johnson, C. Thomas, L. Thomas. Third row: J. Cheyer, M. Sutliff, S. Ladd, P. Fuller, L. Eldridge, L. Anderson, B. Albeling, F. Bethel, L. Bovee, R. Allen, W. Post. SOPHOMORES Left to right: P. Jenkins, R. Corrigan, G. Stanley, H. Allen, A Brodell, B. Ellis, B. Walsh, S. Gensel. Second row: R. Tubbs, L. Tubbs, L. Swanson, C. Gensel, L. Mosher, A. Ellis, P. Paul, K. Brannon, D. Hayes, V. Crandall, P. Bramen, J. Orms- by, P. Brewster, P. Allen, C. Brodell, E. Hughes, G. Grant, E. Springer, Miss Wood- man, Mr. Horn. Fourth row: R. Lindsey, R. Wood, S. Naatz, D. Wood, C. Sutliff, J. Rhodes, P. Croissant, R. Allen, W. King. 26 FRESHMEN Left to right: S. Bennett, M. Morey, J, Walker, F. Fuller, J. Colson, G. Burlett, M. Ormsby, B. Colson, L. Thomas, J. Clute. Second row; D. Sutliff, W, Cook, N. Weller, E. Dingman, J. Tubbs, R. Wood, J. Gorham, S. Ellis, G. Madison, R. Jen- kins, W. McHain, J. Rooney, H. Hanna, Mr. Corkland. FRESHMEN Left to right: D. Andrews, F. Briner, B. Sutliff. J. Washburn, J. Traver, E. Bovee, J. Eldridge, B. McWain, H. Cook, H. VanDusen. Second row; D. Lesson, J. Hanlon, F, Maxam, D. Walker, L. Bennett, R, Pidgeon, D. Williams, R. White, Mr. Zim- merman. 27 EIGHTH GRADE Left to right: A. Knowlton, A. Newbem, A. Butler, H. Sutliff, D. Hilis. P. Bennett, L. Sundquist, B. Rooney, L. Daniels, N. Cook, C. Kreinheder, C. Cook, J. Willard, J, Allen. Second row: Mr. Vroman, L. Bennett, N. PoweR, A. Hayes, C. Fosberry, S. Washburn, B. Bishop, L. Wood, R. LeBarron, D. Centerbar, R. LeBarron, J. O'Con- nell, W. Wood, F. Scofield, N. Rayder, L. Hammond. Absent: D. Springer, G. Bo- vee, R. Bovee, E. Allen. EIGHTH GRADE Left to right: P. Williams, W. Pabst, R. Bennett, E. Bovee, W. Hughes, E. Gill, J. Ellis, L. Jenkins, C. Dingman. Second row: S. Lasage, J. Washburn, S. York, D. Walker, M. Bourdeau, M. Cordnell, E. Ellis, J. Rozell, C. Newburn, D. Scheff. Third row: Mr. Metraux, D. Newton, L. Visscher, S. Stewart, A. Hayes, E. Tubbs, D. DeMarsh, J. Allen, W. Reed, L. Wilcox, L. Ormsby, H. Ives, L. Mann. 28 SEVENTH GRADE Left to right: J. Moses, J. Stearns, C. Pidgeon, L. Allen, L. Butler, J. Walsh, J. Jenkins, W. Visscher, J. Backus, F. Walker. Second row: M. Rozell, P. Allen, G. Wood, J. Eisner, M. Washburn, K. Lawrence, L. Briner, B. Hayes, S. McWain. Third row: J. Cullen, J. Madison, S. Paul, B. Flick, M. Fowler, S. Bovee, D. Tho- mas, A. Corrigan, Mr. Fuller. SEVENTH GRADE Left to right: C. Eggleston, M. Washburn, A. Eldridge, K. Burlett, V. Ormsby, N. Thomas, B. Allen, A. Rooney, M. Fowler. Second row: T. Lindsey, A. Black, S. Whitcomb, M. Morrison, R. Palmer, G. Bovee, A. Ellis, N. Bradley, J. Malone. Third row; Mr. Trottier, L. Sutliff, K. Carter, P. Hovey, B. Chesney, S. Greenmier, C. Bennett, B. Fones, W. Edwards, R. Harrington, T. Lindsey, W. Lorrain. Absent are: P. Gilbert, L. Hammond. 29 SIXTH GRADE Left to right: N. Walker, B. Wood, B. Lindsey, J. Brodell, M. Hayes, R. Waterhouse, E. King. Second row: T. Allen, M. Sutliff, A. DeMarsh, A. Ladd, S, St. John, L. Morrison, J. Stedman, N. Scofield, C. Whitcomb, T. Wendell. Third row: L. Cook, R. Allen, D. York, C. Ormsby, M. Ellis, L. DeMarsh, D. O'Connell, P. Chase, L. Cullen, M. Paul. Absent: R. Walker. SIXTH GRADE Left to right: G. Ellis, R. Brodell, J. Jenkins, W. Richards, A. Smith, W. Bennett, R. Sahiem, R. Green. Second row; D. Johnson, B. Vought, C. Cheyer, M. Maida, E. Plummer, J. Cooper, J. Sundquist, M. Stokes. Third row; Mr. Petronio, I. Allen, D. Carhart, P. Ziegler, C. Wendell, R. Ladd, L. Ladd, R. White, H. Sutliff, J. O’Connell. Absent: R. Mitchell, P. Shattuck. FIFTH GRADE Left to right: D. Ellis, T. Bovee, D. Dean, C. Tubbs, C. Waite, L. Fuller. Second row: R. Pabst, S. Ovitt, S. Champagne, C. Bordeau, L. Bennett, B. Sherman, B. Stokes, K. Hill. Third row: Mrs. Jennings, M. Colson, K. Stedman, C. Smead, L. Cooper, P. McKinney, C. Nolan, L. Hyde, J. Watkins. Absent: P. Hammond. 30 FIFTH GRADE Left to right: G. Richards, W. Pike, K. Lawrence, R. Fosbeny, R. Grant, P. Smith. Second row: K. Visscher, M. Parker, K. Ives, E. Walker, M. Harrington, K. Wash- burn, L. LeBarron, B. Shaw, B. Hill, K. Wendell. Third row: L. Champagne, G. Colson, B. Bennett, D. Dean, E. Nolan, J. Wood, M. Castle, A. Washburn, Miss Stone. FOURTH GRADE Left to right: J. Jenkins, M. Richards, J. Sherman, M. Ciani, J. Rozelle, C. Nadeau, K. Gilbert. N. Edwards. Second row; T. Cook, J. Wilcox, S. Reynolds, C. Bordeau, L. Shattuck, A. Bennett, L. Reed, F. Butler. E. Croissant. Third row: C. McKinney, E. O’Connell. R. Butchina, L. Hurd, J. Wood. T. Dunn, M. Vought, E. Quirk, S. Stewart, Mrs. Terwilliger. Absent: N. Hanlon, E. Brannon, M. Cullen. FOURTH GRADE Left to right: S. Townsend, A. Ellis, A. Harrington, G. Waite, P. Phillips, M. Allen, B. Hill, F. Mann, E. Colson, J. Hughes. Second row: J. Gumey, J. Kreinheder, A. Thomas, S. Varney, G. Hayes, J. Quirk, J. Armstrong, A. Joyner, C. Bourdeau, B. O'Connell. Third row: D. Fuller, R. Backus, B. Reynolds, C. Quinto, E. Mosher, D. Brown, T. Malone, C. Madison, F. VanDusen, W. Sherman. THIRD GRADE First row, left to right: T. Willard, C. Newton, S. Kramer, D. Smead, H. Beaupre, S. Waite, R. Barnes, G. Shattuck, S. Brodell. Second row: G. Ambler, J. Smith, J. Gumprecht, E. Sted- man, A. Sutliff, G. Reed, M. Parker, H. Diehl. Third row: S. Hughes, P. Tubbs, H. Scofield, A. Butler, N. King, Mrs. Helen Stewart. N. Gensel, K. Waite, L. Allen, C. Ovitt. SECOND GRADE First row, left to right: L. Atwell, S. Beaupre, E. McWain, C. Thomas, R. Barrett, J. Champ- agne. Second row: B. Pike, S. Greene, J. Wilcox, A. Maida, V. Plummer, B. Backus, C. Moses. Third row: Miss Ganze, L. Gage, R. Ives, D. Willard, K. Wood, E. Towers, K. St. John, D. Dean, M. Traver. Missing from picture: Linda Allen. SECOND GRADE First row, left to right: W. Waite, R. Games, R. Nolan, M. Quinto, C. Dean, J. Hammond, S. Daniels, J. Sutliff, T. Ackley. Second row: B. Winslow, J. Aldrich, J. DeMarsh, M. Moore, L. Walsh, D. Deuel, J. Deuel, C. Doherty, D. Washburn, A. Washburn, R. Cullen, B. Bosford, Mrs. White. Missing from picture: B. Bordeau, E. Gilbert, R. Maxam, C. Gill. 32 SECOND GRADE Left to right: F. Allen, J. Hill, F. Bennett, K. Wendell, B. Lawrence, W. Hyde, R. Gilboy. Second row: E. Pike, D. Antemann, G. Bordeau, H. Hayes, R. Nadeau, M. Hall, J. Bovee, R. Grant. Third row: E. Cook, K. St. John, R. Pike, J. Armstrong, R. Wood, E. Bennett, R. Balcom, G. Harrinton, Miss Hamilton, Teacher. SECOND GRADE Left to right: C. Sherman, H. Wood, R. Plummer, D. Centerbar, G. Morey, D. Allen. Second row: R. Ellis, S. Goodness, M. Stone, J. Ryan, C. Reed, G. Heipt, A. Ovitt, J. Mudge, J. Gebo. Third row: D. Watkins, C. McKinney, G. Crandall, L. Ives. P. Weller, B. Parker, Teacher; Y. Tubbs, B. Walker, L. Dean, J. Green, R. Barrows. FIRST GRADE Left to right: E. Ramos, R. Gage, D. Mann, L. Nadeau, R. Shaw, J. Stokes, B. Greene, M. White. Second row: S. Ovitt, S. Goodness, D. Harrington, C. Maxam, D. Moench, C. Traver, S. Howe, D. Taggart. Third row: L. Fuller, C. Hayes, A. McWain, P. O'Connell, Mrs. Madison, Teacher; T. Fish, G. Reed, A. Sanders, S. Lindsey. Absent: R. Ciani, K. Deuel, P. Shattuck. 33 FIRST GRADE Left to right: T. Ryan, W. Cook, M. Tubbs, B. Townsend, D. Dingman, D. LaPier, B. Estel, J. O'Connell. Second row; J. Diehl, V. Washburn, D. Parker, L. Gum- pricht, B. Butler, J. West, D. Bennett, L. Murphy, W. Wood, E. Royallmenns. Third row: E. Wendell. T. Hanlon, M. Girard, A. Kramer, N. McKenney, W. Hall. A. Towers, G. Champagne, R. Shuman, P. LeBarron, M. Olivers, S. Gensel, Miss Hill. Absent: T. Barrett, C. Angell. t - 7 I KINDERGARTEN Left to right: C. Farr, E. Bennett, C. Reed, R. Caldwell, N. Fisk, E. Kimball, K. Fuller, M. Ellis, F. McKinney. Second row: P. Straight, C. Dunn, P. Smith, E. Diehl, M. Hayes, J. Armstrong, B. Mudge, E. Waite, D. Gilbert, M. Young, S. Reed. Third row; Mrs. Manfred, C. Ovitt, T. Wood, B. Riley, J. Beattie, C. Deming, W. Sutliff, G. Gilbert, C. Shuman, B. Grimes, L. Waite. KINDERGARTEN Left to right: H. Wood, P. Wendell, L. Chase, R. Caldwell, R. Bosford, L. Winslow, D. Bryden. Second row: C. Butler, B. Hebert, S. Washburn, C. Washburn, A. Castle, E. Wendel, F. Springer. Third row: Mrs. Manfred, M. Willard, K. Waite, D. Savage, P. Denton, L. Clute, A. Bennett, G. Champagne, S. Deuel, D. Gardner, R. Dunning. ACTIVITIES CLUBS SENIOR BAND 36 JUNIOR CHORUS GRADE CHORUS 37 FIRE SQUAD 40 DRAMATICS CLUB CENTRAL-SCHOOL SPORTS BASEBALL Left to right: L. Thomas, D. White, B. Shiel, P. Mitchell, V. Grant, R, Allen. Second row: Coach Doherty, G. Bovee, D. Sebald, H. Ziegler, P. Gibson, E. Ziegler, L. Bovee, C. Reynolds, S. Hughes, Manager. LUZERNE OPPONENTS Bolton 12 6 Johnsburg 10 6 Lake George 10 5 Queensbury 1 0 Warrensburg 1 5 Bolton 12 0 Johnsburg 1 0 Lake George 16 0 Queensbury 2 3 Warrensburg 5 7 44 SOCCER Left to right: L. Waite, L. Colvin, P. Crossiant, C. Sutliff, W. Thomas, D. White, D. Sebald, J. Cheyer, B. Wood, G. Woodard, R. Allen. Second row: Coach Doherty, L. Eldridge, J. Hanlon, H. VanDusen, W. King, R. Allen, V. Dunkley, C. Thomas, C. Brodell, L. Thomas Manager. Third row: R. Johnson, J. Tubbs, N. Weller, J. Rooney, B. Wood, E. Dingman, F. Brinner, S. Ellis, G. Grant. The Hadley-Luzerne soccer team were champions in the Tri-County League play with a record of 10 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. Hartford LUZERNE 8 OPPONENTS 0 Lake George 5 3 Johnsburg 5 2 Queensbury 4 8 Warrensburg 6 0 Hanford 2 2 Lake George 4 2 Johnsburg 8 2 Queensbury 5 2 Warrensburg 6 0 Mayfield 3 17 Field goals: Sebald 4, Colvin 5, Croissant 3, Woodward 4, White 1, Thomas 1, Allen 3, Cheyer 1, Waite 2, Wood 2. Penalty kicks: Sebald 2, Croissant 2. • Sectional D” Playoff VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: C. Thomas, Manager; R, Johnson, W. Post, L. Thomas, G, Grant, L. Col- vin, V. Dunkley, Manager. Second row: Coach Doherty, W. King, D. Sebald, W. Thomas, L. Eldridge, J. Cheyer, P. Crossiant, C. Brodell. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: J. Rooney, S. Ellis, E. Dingman, J. Hanlon, N. Weller, D. Williams, B. Hayes. Second row: B. Hughes, J. Powers, D. DeMarsh, E. Bovee, E. Gill, B. Visscher, J. Walsh, J. Jenkins, Coach Petronio. Third row: C. Pidgeon, M. Walker, B. White, B. Wood, B. Morrison, L. Butler, B. Lorraine. Fourth row: A. Corrigan, J. Cullen, K. Carter, P. Hovey, A. Hayes, H. VanDusen, L. Visscher, L. Allen. 46 aaTitu VARSITY iimo CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHEERLEADERS First row: B. Ellis. Second row: A. Hayes, G. Burlett. Third row: J. Rozell, J. Traver, L. Wood. Fourth row: S. Whitcomb, A. Ellis. SENIOR PERSONALITIES NAME FIRST GLIMPSE PET PEAVE Irene Allen Fetiteness Her little brother Carol Aldrich Neatness Typewriter Pat Brannon Hair Driving Kay Brown Neatness of dress Late Dates Jackie Bates Pep Sarcasm Joan Bishop Interesting Cadillac Hilda Champagne Fingernails Inquisitive People Louis Colvin Suture Impertinent Customers Irma Dingman naming hair Jealous sisters Meredith Flick Smile Noisy people Marlene Hammond Don written all over her face Donna Bcv Hanlon Quaintness Right and left hand turns Carol Holland Cuteness People who don't appreciate her pets Dudley Holland Gleam in his People who disagree eye with him Kay Krelnheder Her quiet manner (hal hal) Vegeubles Howard Rhodes Profile People who talk too much Betty Madison Individuality Shorthand Walt Thomas His llkesness to Bob Mitchum Referees Larry Waite His quiet, in- teresting manner Teachers Don White That mischiev- repeated ous look questions Bob Whitcomb Attire Inefficiency Don Sebald That wavy hair Republicans Ed Rayder Eyes Having to talk PET LOVE WANTS TO BE WILL BE Dates? Beautician The fat lady Basketball Bookkeeper Bookie Ring-finger, left hand Levi's Levi's Asset That long, long road to Corinth Housewife Ditto Music Sec'y. for big Sec'y. for Armed executive Forces Her Plymouth Lab Technician Midget racer Corinth Housewife 6 2 Ellen Mathematical genius A coach Hillbilly music Secretary Singer Her sister Out of school First woman to keep for good house in a jet plane Don First lady in the S.C. White House Ditto Joey's gun Nurse Missionary Nurse in Tibet Music Condameration (that means housewife Farmer's wife Crazy hats ftesident Farmer Just having fun Social Worker Socialite Sleeping Professional hunter Jet Pilot Typing Secretary Sec'y. ofU.S. Girls Motorcyle cop Cowboy Star-gazing with Joan Owner of the G.E. Dog catcher Marlene (by Court jester to Mayor of Stony Creek all means) President His cars Airman Millwright A Flutist Electrical A Scientist in the Engineer field of Electrical- ogicalogy Silence is his virtue Game Warden Dear Jacker o Cl (0 Pa inted Pony Ranch Compliments of GIBSON’S GROCERY Lake Luzerne, New York Conklingville, N.Y. plus SKILLS GUIDANCE — balanced 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 Conklingville, New York Congratulations to the Senior Class (OOP BORDEN'S ICE CREAM w A Glens Falls New York DEITZH'S GENERAL STORE Groceries - Frozen Foods Hardware - Gas - Oil May Each Day Be Filled With the Good Things of Life! a'H-P'-ir MARKET Rd 2 Corinth, New York 50 Phone Luzerne 3722 Self - Service Meats - Groceries - Birds Eye Foods Lake Luzerne, N.Y. Telephone 4375 ARCHITECT 10 Broad Street Glens Falls, New York COMPLIMENTS OF FLETCHER COX — Slingerlands, N. Y. Telephone: Albany 9-2133 Representative: JOSTEN'S Since 1897 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS Compliments of FRASIER PARKER D.B.A. RHODES JOHNSON Mfgs. of and Dealers in Hard and Soft Wood Finished Lumber Shingles Hardware Paints and Varnishes Phone 3695 Hadley, N.Y. Compliments of KINGSLEY FOOD MARKET Corinth, New York JIM THE FLORIST JIMMY MANDIGO Phone 2-F4 Maple Street Corinth, New York ROBERT’S JEWELRY STORE Main Street Corinth New York 51 THE HITCHING POST Luzerne, N.Y. We Cater to Wedding Receptions and Banquets of All Kinds. School Parties Are Welcome. New Low Prices JOHN R. STEAD D.B.A. RICES Daim Telephone 3 601 DAIRY Hill Street Lake Luzerne, N.Y. BURT’S THEATRE Compliments of Always a Good Show Lake Luzerne, N.Y. PINE RIDGE awefyov THE Conklingville, New York Phone 4311 STORE Compliments of Lake Luzerne, N.Y. HIDDEN VALLEY DUDE RANCH Phone 3662 2 Lake Luzerne New York Compliments of SILVER DOLLAR BAR NATHAN PROLLER Compliments of INSURANCE MAMIE AND FRITZ 23 Elm St. Glens Falls Route 9K Lake Luzerne, Lake Luzerne New York Compliments of •££ ROSE BILL FUNERAL HOME WATERHOUSE Home Oxygen Telephone 2711 HORACE H. MOORE, OWNER AND MANAGER DINER Lake Avenue Lake Luzerne New York WHITE ELECTRIC CLARENCE L. WHITE ERNEST A. WHITE HUB’S Sales Manager Serviceman RANCH SUPPLIES Estate Ranges Superflame Space RODEO WEAR Gas and Electric Heaters and Floor Furnaces R 9N Phone Luzerne 3390 Norge Home Appliances Stony Creek Lake Luzerne Hardware - Steel - Mill Supplies Plumbing and Heating Materials Patronize Your Local Hardware Dealer and Plumber 64-78 Glen Street Glens Falls, N.Y. 53 EARL WOODWARD Lake George, New York Adirondack Real Estate Business properties and 25 Summer Homes, 100 Hotels, Motels, Housekeeping Cottages, 4 Dude Ranches, Bars, 14 Parcels. From U.S. 9N to the Lake George Shore Compliments of Dolly Bill Cook cF gcky'cR dgc n a m c ini I.AKE LUZERNE New York Compliments of BISHOP’S SERVICE STATION Best Wishes to the Seniors BILL'S MARKET Luzerne - Corinth Road Phone Luzerne 2401 Lake Luzerne, N.Y. Our Very Best ANN AND BILL LORRAIN Cof fee j Q TRIANGLE Dine and Dance RUSTIC INN J. GORHAM, PROP. Telephone 2412 Lake Luzerne, New York Compliments of VAN DUYNE'5 HARDWARE Bridge Street Luzerne 3955 Lake Luzerne Compliments of BRINER STORE Stony Creek, New York 54 Compliments of Eat and Be Merry MURPHEY-SCOTTY at Most Popular Spot in Town THE CHUCK WAGON Dine and Dance Hadley New York Lake Luzerne, N.Y. Route 9N STONE'S PHARMACY “ j Your Neighborhood Drug Store l_ Prescriptions Revlon Whiteman Hallmark 8 Candy Cupboard Kodak Playtex Wager’s Ice Cream PALMER Compliments of FOOD SHOP DODGES IVAN E. SHOEN, PROP. NEWSROOM Quality Meats and Groceries Corinth New York We Deliver ■ - Phone 123 CARL. AND BOB’S 1901 1955 CABIN IN THE PINES C.V.PETERS COMPANY Lake Vanare Glens Falls, N.Y. Tel. 4429 Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing Lake Luzerne, N.Y. Furnishings and Shoes 55 PULVER’S STORE Phone 2721 Lake Luzerne, N.Y. MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227 Quail Street Albany, New York GENERATORS CHAIN SAWS-PUMPS || all’s I omelite Sales - Service Lake Luzerne, N.Y. Tel. 3582 HOMELITE One Man Chain Saw Why cut wood with a hand saw? Now, with a low cost, 22 pound, 3.5 horse- power Homelite you can clear woodlots, cut pulpwood, cord- wood, timber, fence posts, or trim or- chards in a matter of hours instead of days. Ask for a free demonstration. Best Beer on Tap Compliments of BAR A GRILL Hadley, New York Phone Luzerne 3377 Sandwiches Darts Music Phone Luzerne 2419 SEBALDS Modern Rooms and Cabins Located on Route 9N Halfway Between Lake Luzerne and L. George New York Compliments of EMPIRE MARKET Corinth, New York 56 Compliments of KEHOE'S CLEANERS FUR STORAGE - DYEING WATER PROOFING Phone 128 Corinth, N. Y. C , S'KC. Makers of Arrow Shirts - Ties Collars - Underwear Handkerchiefs - Sports Shirts MARGARET’S BEAUTY SHOP Main Street Telephone 3121 Lake Luzerne, N.Y. RUSSELL’S PHARMACY Rexall and Prescription Store Corinth, New York BILL TALLON’S WESTERN AUTO STORE Main Street Corinth, New York Phone 261 Compliments of Compliments Compliments of MULLERS LAUNDRY of MOSHER’S ONEIDA MARKETS ELECTRIC STORE Corinth, New York Corinth, New York Corinth, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 Builders of Your New School Building 57 Q7 £7 CD ao Compliments of A Place to Eat in WARING Stony Creek PHARMACY CORINTH THE FROG HOLLOW H. J. WARING, JR. , PROP. HOSPITAL 3 4 Mile From Phone 93 Corinth, N.Y. Village Center The Store With the Palmer, New York Stony Creek Friendly Spirit Harrisburg Rd. 7Je LUZERNE -HADLEY BANK Lake Luzerne, New York Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PATRONS Heating Oils RUTHE'S SWISS CHALET - MEYERS DEPT. STORE - - CONNALLY’S PHARMACY AUGIE'S BARBER SHOP - - L. Luzerne - - Corinth - - Corinth - -Corinth JIM BORMANN, JR. Stony Creek Phone: Luzerne 2595 Compliments of Congratulations to the Seniors CLIFFORD E. JACKSON Public Accountant Compliments of Compliments of PROLLER’S DEPT. STORE EDDIE'S Tel. 30-F-4 TYDOL STATION Corinth, New York Main Street Corinth New York % -lacLtufr Corinth, New York Co mpliment s LENT’S IGA MARKET Compliments of of the Low Priced Foods DAVES INTERNATIONAL Kelvinator Appliances NEWSROOM PAPER Palmer New York Compliments of COMPANY ENCORE RESTAURANT Palmer New York Corinth New York 49 Compliments of THE JUNIOR CLASS Compliments of BREWER 7U ? l€. ZCc£' Compliments of NELLIE RAMOS RESTAURANT i 1 1 r HOME Lake Luzerne, New York Phone 2744 ARTHUR S. BREWER, Licensed Mgr. Congratulations Class of ’55 BEND of the river Hadley New York Compliments of Compliments Ke cA'U.'m of Lake Luzerne New York MR. AND MRS. HAMMOND 60 Compliments of e 'n'-'y 5 10 All Types of Welding Pipe Thawing DING ORIEL. TUBBS Phone 2191 Lake Luzerne Compliments of HALL’S LIQUOR STORE Compliments of O’NEILS’ STONY CREEK LODGE Compliments of RUTH SHAW’S BEAUTY SHOPPE Typewriters Adding Machines BUSINESS MACHINES Underwood Authorized Agency 106 Ridge Street Dial 2-1804 Glens Falls, N.Y. HOTPOINT COLEMAN A. D. STONE Sales and Service Sales and Service SONS Electric Compliments of Oil Meats - Groceries Refrigerators BISSLER RICHARDS Space Heaters Dishwashers Floor Furnaces Hardware Ranges - Water Heaters Electrical Contracting Water Heaters Lake Luzerne, N.Y. Phone Luzerne 3998 and 3990 Conversion Type Oil Burners Stony Creek, N. Y. 61 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 95 Main Street So. Glens Falls, New York Compliment s Congratulations Class of 1955 of PARKER'S PAUL JONAS GARAGE TAILOR Hudson Dealer Main St. Corinth Lake Luzerne, N.Y. Phone 3 505 G'U4$CL'lte STUDIO Official Photographer 91 State Street Albany, New York S2 Main Street News Room and Grocery Meats - Frozen Foods - Beer SERVICE WITH A SMILE HOWARD F. CRANNELL, Proprietor Lake Luzerne, N.Y. Phone 3171 UPSTATE REFRIGERATION T. M. EGGLESTON Lake Luzerne, N.Y. Commercial Phone 2641 Domestic You Can Put Your Confidence in General Electric Refrigeration and Electrical Sales and Repairs Compliments of THUNDER MOUNTAIN CLUB Stony Creek, New York Compliments of NOircriHIWOODS DVJDIE If A N C HI! Compliments of R. L. JOHNSON AND SON Conklingville, N.Y. We want to thank all the generous people who have contributed to our '55 yearbook. ii__________ii CLASS OF 63 YEARBOOK STAFF Co-Editor-------- Co-Editor-------- Business Manager Faculty Advisor - - DUDLEY HOLLAND - ROBERT WHITCOMB • JACQUELINE BATES MR. JOHN J. CASTLE CIRCULATION Carol Aldrich Dudley Holland Edward Rayder Howard Rhodes Donald Sebald Walter Thomas Larry Waite Robert Whitcomb Donald White ADVERTISEMENTS Irma Dingman Patricia Brannon Kay Brown Hilda Champagne Louis Colvin Meredith Flick Marlene Hammond Jacqueline Bates TYPISTS Carol Aldrich Irene Allen Jacqueline Bates Joan Bishop Beverly Hanlon Carol Holland Kay Krienheder Betty Madison ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TITLE PAGES----------------------------------Meredith Flick CLASS WILL - - — --- - - --- -- ------------- --- Irene Allen CLASS HISTORY - -- — - - - - Joan Bishop and Marlene Hammond CLASS PROPHECY..................................Joan Bishop WHO'S WHO ---- ------------------------ — Kay Kreinheder DEDICATION..............................................Kay Brown BABY PAGE - -- -- -- -- -- -- - — - -- -- Patricia Brannon SNAPSHOT PAGE------------------Kay Brown and Hilda Champagne PERSONALITIES................................Carol HoUand SPORTS — - _ - Walter Thomas and Don White 64 -m4uU YEARBOOK Taylor Ycarrook (Company-Dallas HADL Y