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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

Hadley-Luzerne Central School, Lake Luzerne, New York Presented by the Class of Nineteen-Hundred and Seventy Table Of Contents Adm inistration Page 5 Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Athletics Activities Elementary Page 9 Page 16 Page 37 Page 50 Page 55 Page 67 Advertising Page 86 Editors' Message At this time we wpuld like to take the opportunity to thank all of those who have helped us to make this year's Hi-Lights one that will be remembered. Without the help of the staff, members of the Senior Class, patrons, advertisers, and our helpful advisor, Mr. Racette, this yearbook would not have been possible. We feel that this is a true reflection of the past year at Hadley - Luzerne. Both of us hope that this book will be cherished among the many mementos of the high school years. Carol G Sue Sutliff Co-Editors 3 Dedication This year the Class of 1970 wishes to dedicate Hi-Lights to two men who have come to mean a great deal to us. We wish to thank them for everything and we take pride in dedicating our yearbook to them. In the short time he has been here, Mr. Gereau has ini- tiated new dimensions in our school and our Senior Class. He has become a source of strength and guidance. The friend- ship of this man has come to mean a great deal to each member of our class. Mr. Gereau has supported and encouraged students in HL and yet has displayed a firm hand when necessary. We are deeply grateful for all your help Mr. Gereau. Throughout his years at HL, Mr. Otoupal has worked re- lentlessly for the Class of 1970 and classes of the past as he is now doing for the underclassmen. Each year, the success of the Junior Prom has become possible because of the hard work and the talent Mr. Otoupal has put into the effort. While working on die Prom and throughout the school year, Mr. Otoupal has time for every student; he guides them and helps them through all kinds of problems. To you, Mr. Otoupal, our debt of appreciation is great. The Class of 1970 feels that we were very fortunate to have two such wonderful men as Mr. Gereau and Mr. Otoupal to help us through our school years at HL. Now as we are about to leave the hallowed halls of HL we again say thank you for everything. 4 ADMINISTRA TION Board Of Education Mrs. Madeleine Beattie Mr. Charles Aldrich Mr. Norman Powers 6 Mr. Roger Thomas Mr. Joseph Bulger, Clerk Mr. Stuart Townsend — Supervising Principal Mr. Leonard Gereau High School Principal Mr. Robert Carpenter Elementary Principal Mr. John Castle Guidance Counselor 7 Mr. Thomas Hewitt Business Manager Cafeteria Staff Bus Drivers FACULTY Science Health Mrs. Katherine Garlen Dental Hygienist Mrs. Elaine Dunn Nurse Mr. Thomas Trottier Jr. High Science Mr. Albert Zimmermann Sr. High Science Mr. Jack Abbott Jr. High Science Mr. Edward Decker Sr. High Science History Mr. Armand Gazaille Sr. High History French Mr. George Smith Jr. Sr. High History Mr. John Pickens Sr. High History Mr. Robert Kay Sr. High History English Mr. James Corkland Sr. High English Mrs. Margaret Stevenson Jr. High English Mr. Joseph Krajewski Sr. High English Mrs. Ann Krajewski Sr. High English French and Spanish Missing from picture: Mrs. Evelyn Lockwood Jr. High English 10 Industrial Arts Physical Education Mr. Robert Wallace Elementary Physical Education Miss Jacqueline Strassel High School Girls' Phys. Ed. Mr. George Doherty High School Boys' Phys. Ed. Mr. Donald Racette Speech G Audio-Visual Mr. Keith Legg Speech Therapist Mr. David Otoupal Art Math Mr. John Manley Sr. High Math Mr. Fred Root Jr. High Math Mrs. Harriet Vroman Sr. High Math Mr. Darrell Finlayson Jr. High Ind. Arts Driver Education Mr. Richard England Driver Education Mr. Thomas Roach Sr. High Ind. Arts Mechanical Drawing heart 11 Music Mrs. Jean Lefferts Elementary Music G Chorus Mr. Larry Lefferts Elementary G Junior High Music High School Choruses Mr. Robert David Instrumental Music Band Mrs. Mary Pensel Business Education Mrs. Mary Sullivan Typing Mrs. Jacqueline Woods Business Education Library Mrs. Katherine Deen Elementary Library' Miss Elizabeth Smith High School Library Reading Mr. Richard Rowell Elementary Special Reading Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer Elementary Special Reading Business 12 Our World And Us Cookies, Milk, and Naps. There is a big world out there, our world belongs here with our teacher and friends. Books, Friends, and Mother Goose diplomas. Security is simply a blanket. 13 The shaping of youth indirectly by outside forces. Flashback 1963. The teenage revolution with the coming of the Beatles — the coming of change. I Wanna Hold Your Hand. This was a time when we strove to grasp the hand of the outside world, a time of frustrations. A Touch is Love. 14 Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow ... to the last syllable of recorded time . . . Life's but a walking shadow. As we venture forth -- the challenge of the mysterious unknown becomes the trau- matic drama of reality. Waiting in a boat to set sail. Life is the essence. SENIORS The Class Of 1970 17 18 PAUL BADYNA 19 RANDY BEACH 20 MICHAEL CROISSANT 21 BONNIE DEMING 22 PAMELA ELLIS 24 ROBERT HAAK 25 WILLIAM IVES 26 DEBORAH MORRISON LUCILLE PIKE JAMES RILEY 29 GARRY STEWART 30 CAROL SUTLIFF 31 DEBORAH WAITE 32 LINDA WHEELER JAMES WINSLOW 34 MARGARET WOOD 35 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The school year comes to an end with our Senior Year at Hadley-Luzerne Cen- tral School. Behind us we leave our cher- ished memories of good times and learn- ing. We as Seniors surely have Moments to Remember. SENIOR INFORMALS 36 In COXGRESS. July '77 - Osfn’ imam mouT Vcfaraf tcm 6 « ._■ States of ntmca '■X'lyn .... «- ... - -L. - � — ■ _ M .________________________________■- UNDERCLA SSMEN vr'S' U� j4 frri. i ' 2' • c.— i £§L Mfc� Class Of 1971 BOTTOM: L. Locke, L. Beach, B. Bullard, J. Lawrence, D. Gill, S. Brown, J. Winslow, T. Gardner, S. Richards; TOP: J. Mix, J. Potter, B. Ovitt, C. Bovee, J. Mosher, B. Lemelin, R. Benson, A. Sutliff, F. Gage, R. Rollman, C. Chateau, G. Winslow, C. Miller, L. Mudge, K. Whitcomb, J. Swart, A. Steams, J. Bennett; BOTTOM: D. Nizolek, R. Milmore, R. Springer, R. Hcaly; MIDDLE: C. Marcoux, B. Butler, K. Johnson, R. DeGrechie, G. Fuge, K. Bulger, B. Brewer, C. Wood, L. Randall, D. Balcom, D. Denton, C. Gilbert; TOP: D. Duarte, J. Blakely, C. Washburn, K. Bovee, P. Danforth, J. Beattie, D. DeVoe, C. Bennett, L. Eyer, D. Wood, S. Mann, K. Stone; ABSENT: R. Allen, W. Berg, M. Bowen, C. Colson, D. Deitze, L. Fish, J. Medici, S. Mosher, R. Nason, D. Ralph, G. Waite. 38 Junior Informals Conducting class meetings orderly and without chaos, enjoying a birthday party in class, being able to smile and have fun in difficult subjects, THE prom . . . that's being a Junior! 39 Class Of 1972 BOTTOM: R. Farnsworth, C. Piper, E. Meyer, P. West, C. Colson, P. Davis, J. Randall, P. Greenwood, S. Bennett. ROW 2: G. Barrows, D. Fiero, J. Harris, R. Brooks, N. Cason, S. McMurry, N. Bulger, L. Towers. ROW 3: M. Grant, K. Evens, G. Walsh, D. Randall, S. Winslow, G. Weiss, J. Waite, K. Doubleday, S. LaPier, C. Galusha, C. LeBarron, M. Nason. TOP: J. Swart, P. Sager, S. Lcmery, P. Graulich, D. Clute, R. Young, P. Straight, J. Wendell, T. Wood, C. Romeyn. BOTTOM: T. LaPier, R. Giordano, G. Mosher, D. Cutler, E. Towers, G. Diehl, R. Gilles, R. Hayes, R. McFarlane, W. Smead. ROW 2: R. Morrison, R. Gardner, J. Crooks, D. Ellis, J. Meinrenkin, W. Brown, A. Smith, W. Allison, R. Boutelle, D. Dingman. ROW 3: D. Tucker, S. Bovee, J. Morgan, Z. Thomas, R. Mellerup, G. Masner, M. Gilles, D. Springer, R. Thomas, E. Allen, E. Bosford, J. Dean, J. Sirchia, D. McCarty. TOP: D. Crandall, J. Sager, K. Rand, C. Wilson, C. Ross. Absent: L. Demimg, D. Gill, D. Tennant, L. Tucker, R. Wood. 40 SOPHOMORE A year older. Sophomores have to prove themselves. They do ... by helping one another and especially being of service to those younger than themselves. The beginning of poise, of know- ing themselves takes shape. 41 Class Of 1973 BOTTOM: T. Chamberlain, A. Sanders, D. Nizolek, E. Allen, L. Bovce, B. Hathaway, ROW 2: M. Graulich, M. Bordeau, B. Croissant, M. Harrington, T. Maxam, J. Neville, J. Hoffman, C. Lemelin, TOP: S. Balcom, R. Clyde, D. Champagne, C. Gilliess, S. Winslow, W. Baird, D. Corlew, K. Smith, S. Sunquist, C. Morey, M. Williams, T. Springer, V. Layman, K. Been, B. Gcbo, S. Kathan, D. Salmon, B. Sutliff, L. Dingman, D. Allen, K. Fry, L. Meyer, B. Baker, J. Allen, L. Lemelin, C. Dunn. BOTTOM: R. Clute, C. Wright, D. Wheeler, D. Wisscll, J. Jenkins, P. Newton, K. Barrows, F. Gilles, D. Stone, ROW 2: R. Ladd, M. Waite, R. Badyna, D. McWain, G. Van Dusen, L. Tubbs, J. Brewer, M. Allen, TOP: S. Braman, J. Brown, J. Webber, D. Gogan, M. Martell, G. Evens, C. Thomas, J. White, R. Walsh, R. Sanders, W. Howe, V. Heustis, V. Dingman, M. Deitze, W. Giordano, J. Marcoux, P. Bourdcau, C. Holland, T. Moon, D. Schuh, P. Waite, C. Reed, D. Allen. Absent: J. Allen, M. Allen, B. Brewer, K. Denton, C. Dowan, M. Feulner, R. Hebert, G. Pidgeon, E. Pike, R. Shufelt, A. Smith, D. Smith, F. Waite. 42 Freshman Informals S x(r ?;■ % v Freshmen! Plenty of enthusiasm, plenty of excitement . . . good times, good friends, good companionship. Freshmen would rather gab than study . . . but somehow manage to do both. Neither the responsibility of being a senior nor the label of being a small youngster, being a freshman is fun. 43 Class Of 1974 BOTTOM: W. Brewer, R. Badyna, M. Alund, M. White, S. York, D. Swart, W. Danfortn, R. Stone, H. Hulett; ROW 2: B. Trombley, D. White, S. Winslow, T. Zimmermann, J. Shiel, B. Allen, C. Waterhouse, F. Bordcau, J. Hayes; ROW 3: D. Tubbs, J. Shiel, R. Hayes, E. Berg, S. LeBarron, D. French; ROW 4: N. Ives, D. Decker, J. Bennett, D. Shiel, D. Clyde, G. Doherty, G. Brown; TOP: G. McNamara, G. Gilbert, N. Pincheon, C. Boutelle, D. Bullard, H. Medici, B. Allen, R. Wendell. BOTTOM: G. Doubleday, M. Cohen, M. Askins, F. Shattuck, D. Wood, W. Winslow, C. Carleton, D. Hayes; ROW 2: L. Siudy, K. Denton, J. Thomas, J. Randall, S. Feulner, K. Trombley, W. Thomas, C. Reed, N. DeLoriea, C. Allen; TOP: D. Gogan, J. Pincheon, S. Parks, A. Blakely, P. Lathrop, M. Shiel, G. Thomas, R. Duarte, K. Williams, M. Bovee, D. Hayes, P. Rollman, R. McFarlane, M. Duell, L. Crossman, B. Nichols, C. Sanders, S. Gensel, D. Waite, C. Gilliess. 44 Eighth Grade Informals 45 Class Of 1975 BOTTOM: B. Locke, D. Berg, K. Yarmaci, N. Lemelin, S. Cutler, K. Denton; ROW 2: D. Tremaine, C. Martell, M. Cason, N. Caldwell, L. DeMarsh, B. Ryan, S. Scribner, S. Pidgeon, ROW 3: J. Webber, D. Randall, M. Scovillc, L. Sirchia, M. Hcustis, P. Been; ROW 4: B. Hebert, J. Allen, S. Scoville, C. Hedger, R. Tucker, D. Sanders, R. Walker, F. Milmore, D. Gill; TOP: D. White, S. Decker, B. Walker, T. Wilson, J. Jenkins, L. Nevins, L. Cartier, C. Gage, T. Miner. BOTTOM: D. Gebo, R. Bennett, K. Gcbo, J. Dingman, V. Wood, A. Grccnmier, L. Beach, D. Wood, D. Crossman, H. Harris, D. Gilles, B. Cutler; ROW 2: D. Higgins, D. French, J. Shiel, J. St. John, T. Ziegler, J. DeMarsh, L. Chandler; ROW 3:D. Cranston, R. Mosher, G. Waite, W. Gebo, D. Ferrell, O. Tremaine, T. McMurry, R. Shiel, M. Waite, L. Thomas, D. Pidgeon, R. Holland; ROW 4: S. McNeil, P. Allen, H. Ladd, D. Hamm ill, M. Morgan, M. Hathaway, T. Missita, D. Flynn, C. Hayes, M. Butchino, C. Hagadom, D. Dingman; ROW 5: T. Gray, R. Hedrick, A. Allen, A. Gill, J. Meyer, G. Sutliff, R. Berg, R. Wright, M. Tucker, R. McNamara, G. Goodness. 46 Boces Our students at H-L-C-S go to Warrensburg and take the following subjects: Auto Mechanics II, Beauty Culture II, and Office Practice I. Vocational training helps in furthering our education. 48 Boces We also have students that go to Saratoga and also take Boces training in: Practical Nursing I and II, Building Trades, Auto Body Repair, Date Processing, Cosmetology, Electrical Trades, Home and Health Service, Building and Maintenances, 49 A THLETICS Soccer BOTTOM: S. Boutelle, W. Ives, R. Springer, W. White, F. Gardner, R. Milmore, D. Nizolek, R. Haak, H. Wendell; MIDDLE: J. Crooks, D. Ellis, R. Healy, G. Winslow, L. Deming, C. Wilson, L. Locke, S. Richards, D. Springer; TOP: G. Pridgeon, C. Lemclin, K. Rand, J. Morgan, W. Brown, M. Allen, M. Bourdeau; COACH: Mr. G. Doherty. Football BOTTOM: J. Jenkins, J. Marcoux, J. Hoffman, G. Evens; MIDDLE: W. Smead, D. Dingman, T. Maxam, R. Morrison, E. Towers, T. LaPier, G. Diehl, M. Graulich, D. Wissell, J. Neville, S. Feulncr, TOP: B. Croissant, D. Nizolek, K. Barrows, T. Moon, D. Stone, M. Martell, M. Harrington, W. Allison, R. Thomas, J. Sirchia, R. Gilles, R. Schufelt, T. Chamberlain; ABSENT: D. Duarte, V. Heustis; COACH: Mr. R. Wallace, ASSISTANT COACH: Mr. R. Kay. 51 Varsity Basketball BACK: J. Lawrence, S. Brown, D. Nizolek, R. Haak, C. Wilson, F. Gardner, R. Stone, J. Ramsey, R. Tho- mas, Coach Wallace, FRONT: W. Ives, D. Wood, Manager, W. White. Junior Varsity Basketball BACK: D. Stone, J. Jenkins, R. Mellerud, R. Cilles, L. Deming, W. Smead, M Harrington, J. Neville, Coach Decker, T. Maxam; FRONT: D. Dingman, C. Lemelin, M. Bourdeau, B. Croissant. 52 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders TOP: Pam Ellis MIDDLE: Brenda Harris Becky Savage Debby Morrison BOTTOM: Rhonda DeMarsh Nancy Denno Yvonne DeMarsh Jeannie Allen 53 Eagles Go! 54 ACTIVITIES Junior Prom KING; ROBERT HAAK QUEEN: DEBRA MORRISON JAMES RAMSEY BILL WHITE RON STONE PAMELA ELLIS COURT REBECCA SAVAGE BRENDA HARRIS MICHELE LEMELIN STEVE BOUTELLE 57 YEARBOOK STAFF Have you wondered what goes on in a yearbook meeting? Well . . . Another meeting? I can only stay till 3:00! . . . Jean, the page is upside down! . . . You know I can't write copy . . . Bob, get your sticky fingers off the picture ! . . . What's another word for the. ? . . . Mr. Racette, I lost page 58. 58 Student Council promotes social and law-making affairs. These activities are planned according to students interest, and participation. The object of SC is to provide for student self government in extra curricular affairs and to train students in leadership and fellowship. The Student Faculty Administration Association newly formed this year serves the purpose of com- munication through students, faculty and adminstration. The Honor Society promotes scholarship, leadership, character and service through the student body. They provide services to the community including the Lions Club Christ- mas Baskets and alumni reunions. 59 Senior Band 61 Senior High Chorus Junior High Chorus 62 Newly formed this year is the Hadley-Luzerne Cen- tral School Chess Club. Under the guidance of Mr. Racette, ninth grade students seriously pursue the mind-teasing sport of chess. More a test of strategy, rather than luck, the members try to out-think their opponents. Chess Club Pep Club They may seem short. They may seem sweet. But they ARE loud . . . and very spirited. It's the Pep Club. They help lead the students in active re- sponse at basketball games. Hi Stepping Strutters A colorful troupe at any home basketball game and in community parades is the Hi-Stepping Strutters. Under the guid- ance of Mrs. F. Gardner these girls do precision drills. 63 The Varsity Club consists of boys who have earned their varsity status by playing at least one season of a varsity sport. This includes basketball, baseball, and soccer. The Science Club meets each week to allow interested members to explore the many wonders of the world around us. The members decide what projects and field trips they wish to do . . . and cover all areas of earth exploration. Future Teachers of America is an organization under the guidance of Mrs. Lockwood, consisting of students interested in teaching as a career. Students participate in field trips to colleges specializing in Teacher Education. They also spend a week doing cadet teaching in the classroom with elementary teachers at H-L. 64 The Drama Club under the guidance of Mr. Racette participated in putting on plays including an original comedy written by Mr. Racette, Debby's Dairy.� The Club also sponsored a bus to Glens Falls to see the musi- cal comedy production Marne by the Glens Falls Operetta Company. The Projectors Club is a service club of boys inter- ested in the operation and mechanics of audiovisual equipment. The boys show movies, slides and filmstrips in the classroom as well as helping with staging and assem- blies. The Business Club consists of students who can type. They try for enough proficiency to win Greg awards and others in Typing and Business. Mrs. Pensel is the advisor. 65 Student Assembly Duc to the success of the student assembly program which Mr. and Mrs. Lefferts initiated last year, students started working on more such programs for the 1969-70 year at HL. Students performing in groups or doing solos show the various talents of those in HL, including Mr. Gereau. French Club This club provides for individual study in French Backgrounds. The work includes work- sheets, bulletin boards, maps, and albums which are composed by the students in French. Slide Rule Club Under the guidance of Mrs. Vroman and Slide Rule Club allows members to explore the many varied and practical applications of using a slide rule. The students in general learn appreciation of modern mathematics in our everyday world 66 GRA DES Kindergarten A.M. BOTTOM: G. Tucker, M. Daniels, R. Nevins, B. Morehouse, K. Lanfear; ROW 2: B. Ellis, R. Ziegler, J. Marcotte, R. Dickens, C. Bennett, M. Hayes, D. Cowles: ROW 3: G. Woodward, S. Cartier, G. Powers, T. Swanson, A. Wright, D. Merkle, C. Allen; TOP: V. Stone, E. Decker, M. Gorham, J. Prescott, J. Shattuck, M. White, J. Bosford, S. Shattuck; TEACHER: Mrs. M. Manfred. BOTTOM: P. Tubbs, C. Brown, C. Hall, W. Dingman, E. Johnson, J. Miner, R. Jensen, G. LaClair, R. Birkhan; ROW 2: J. Richards, M. Wood, A. Mosher, D. Mason, A. Corlew, E. Winslow, T. Fish, E. Harris; TOP: J. Noakes, R. Daniels, R. Carleton, T. Rawson, D. Reed, J. Allison, M. Lacy, R. DeLoriea, M. Durham; ABSENT: C. Matuszak, M. Thorpe; TEACHER: Mrs. M. Brannon. 68 Kindergarten P.M. BOTTOM: K. Ames, J. Ellis, H. Hughes, C. Allen, L. Sutliff; ROW 2: K. Kathan, W. Pike, C. Tremaine, T. Liebl, G. Spotswood, H. Stanton; TOP: G. McCullough, J. Winslow, T. Been, M. Podwimy, R. Springer, C. Vasiliou; ABSENT: C. Clogston; TEACHER: Mrs. M. Brannon. BOTTOM: A. Brooks, M. Sutliff, T. Harrington, C. Braman, D. Dunn, G. Smith; ROW 2: J. Hall, A. Gill L. Chandler, R. Allen, T. Gebo, C. Reynolds, M. DcMarsh; TOP: W. Parker, D. Deitze, L. Allen, S. Vollcit- sen, J. Stewart, E. Gardner, M. Young; ABSENT: H. Gill; TEACHER: Mrs. M. Manfred. 69 First Grade BOTTOM: A. Fortner, C. Smith, J. Sidwell, G. Croissant, K. Shiel; ROW 2: C. Holland, L. Yurich, C. Petteys, C. Jenkins, N. Gogan, K. Hayes, B. Ferrell, C. Backus, W. Woodin; TOP: J. Davis, G. O'Con- nell, P. Hanlon, L. Yannaci, L. Beach, L. Springer, P. Siudy, H. Springer, J. Gilles, J. Stone, K. Walker; TEACHER: Mrs. S. Freeman. September Lets Read BOTTOM: J. Ellis, L. Champagne, C. Quirion, K. Reib, E. Dunn, W. Braman, D. Day, D. .Mosher, M. Lcmclin, J. Belanger, R. Eastwood; TOP: R. Marcoux, A. Fuge, R. Tucker, J. Scofield, K. Locke, G. Vollertsen, J. Watson, E. Allen, R. Mosher, T. Nizolek; TEACHER: Mrs. M. Hayes. 70 BOTTOM: J. Ellis, E. Deitze, G. Allen, P. Mosher, V. Scofield, D. Benjamin, D. Randall, B. Brewer; ROW 2: T. Gill, D. Allen, K. Grant, S. Allen, G. Askins, R. Johnson, J. Shattuck; TOP: L. Newton, F. Tucker, K. Bosford, R. Davis, K. Denton, T. J. DeMarsh, R. Been, C. Clute; TEACHER: Mrs. J. Kay . BOTTOM: G. Watkins, C. Wood, C. Springer, M. Morehouse, K. Lanfear; ROW 2: M. Waterhouse, C. Bourdeau, R. Lindsey, R. Caldwell, D. Barrett, D. Brown, V. Dingman, A. Bovee, T. DeMarsh; TOP: L. Powers, R. Moon, M. Ellis, H. Anderson, T. Dunn, R. Spotsw'ood, T. Hammill, A. Allen, D. Green; TEACHER: Mrs. D. Pataki. 71 BOTTOM: N. Bovee, M. Belanger, M. Wood, L. Gill, L. McGrath, L. Springer; ROW 2: R. Nevins, C. Allen, L. Hall, C. Picioccio, D. Dimmitt, D. Brown, T. O'Connell, M. Mosher; TOP: S. Stanton, M. LaPan, A. Geppner, R. Shiel, K. Meyer, E. Allen, T. Allen, J. Pidgcon, D. Hammond, J. Walker; TEACHER: Miss M. Watermann. Who says school is all books? Peeling and cooking apples on the way to creating apple sauce is a lot more fun than just hearing about it. The best way to learn about food is to actually visit a store and see it as these second graders do. 72 Second Grade BOTTOM: J. Allison, L. Eastwood, M. Cowles; ROW 2: W. Hayes, J. Young, G. Johnson, M. Cutler, J. Shiel, L. Bennett, D. Cook, M. Zimmermann, G. DeMarsh; TOP: D. Doubleday, G. Brewster, M. Chandler, C. Been, L. Bills, D. Shattuck, P. Waite, B. Hammond, L. Reynolds; TEACHER: Miss K. DcLong. BOTTOM: L. Thomas, K; Denton, C. Allen, V. Dunkley, R. Gebo, R. Clutc, C. Meyer, W. Lindsey; CENTER: S. Danforth; TOP: P. Jensen, C. Moon, R. Allen, S. Scribner, P. Swanson, R. Carter, J. Trottier, R. Wood, D. Colson; TEACHER: Mrs. G. Hewston. 73 BOTTOM: A. Hagadom, K. Shaw, C. Aldrich, J. Allen, H. Ferrell, D. Shiel, S. Thornquist, N. McGrath, C. Hathway, A. Reynolds. TOP: D. Bordeau, L. Waterhouse, G. Gebo, R. Prescott, M. Durham, J. Sehlmeyer, B. Day, J. Trottier, P. Parker. ABSENT: P. Barrows. TEACHER: Mrs. M. LaFountain. BOTTOM: S. Tremaine, P. Allen, M. Young, S. Sutliff, C. Turner. MIDDLE: C. Reib, K. Champagne, J. Rawson, N. Feulner, K. Colson, V. Waite, C. Mudge, TOP: C. Daniels, W. McCullough, S. York, K. Williams, M. Watkins, D. Allen, M. Liebl, M. Pike, K. Burlett. TEACHER: Mr. W. Philips. 74 Third Grade BOTTOM: D. Birkhan, B. Brewer, D. Sutliff, L. Smith, K. Tremaine, E. Gardner, B. Meyer, C. Allen, C. Wheeler, W. Corlew. MIDDLE: B. Cartier, B. Duell, T. Austin, B. Thomas, K. Fortner, B. Petteys, C. Holland. TOP: J. Deloriea, R. Bosford, T. Ramsey, T. Tubbs, L. Hall, B. Russell, P. Croissant, W. Scho- field, C. Stone, J. Springer, L. Ralph. TEACHER: Miss L. Folts. BOTTOM: A. Neville, B. Lemelin, J. Randall, T. Smith, D. Benjamin, W. Shattuck, M. Winslow, R. Caldwell, B. Lucia. MIDDLE: J. Gill, L. Miliis, C. Ellis, J. Thomas, J. Higgins, M. Bennett, N. Ding- man, C. Cowles, C. Allen. TOP: E. Sanders, P. White, W. Thomas, W. Thorpe, S. York, D. Fairchild, D. Trottier, J. Watkins, E. Page, C. Carleton. TEACHER: Miss S. Graham. 75 BOTTOM: M. Waterhouse, T. Springer, R. Clute, E. Clarke, A. Gebo, T. Bramon, C. Harris, M. Duell, R. Tremaine, MIDDLE: S. Allen, R. Pidgeon, J. Allen, R. Brooks, W. Farr, B. Clute, S. York, D. Wisscll, D. Williams. TOP: M. Merkle, W. Gilbert, E. Spotswood, M. Thomas, T. Cason, C. Williams, C. Piper, L. Sutliff. TEACHER: Mrs. H. Seaman. BOTTOM: B. Werley, T. Allen, G. Shiel, ROW 2: M. Winslow, C. Shattuck, M. Schuli, C. Allen, S. Allen, M. Finelli. ROW 3: P. Smith, P. Sanders, J. Randall, D. Mosher, R. Lewis, W. Baird, B. Russell, E. Shiel, L. Locke, TOP: M. Wright, B. Allen, I. Sbarbori, E. Centerbar, D. Sutliff, A. Williams, A. Watkins, P. Miner. ABSENT: J. Green. TEACHER: Mrs. M. Shattuck. 76 Fourth Grade BOTTOM ROW: J. Jenkins, C. Wright, A. Rowell, B. LeBarron, J. Webster, L. Johnson, ROW 2: D. Brewster C. Hines, J. Allen, B. Barrows, D. White, R. Pidgcon, D. Bracks. ROW 3: B. Rawson, K. Duell, K. Duel ’ B. Corlew, R. Davis, R. Clute, L. Been. TOP ROW: M. Schuh, R. Wood, R. Winslow, D. Westerhold, B.’ Tremaine, T. Walker, J. Waterhouse. TEACHER: Mrs. M. Hodson. BOTTOM ROW: P. Salmon, W. Flansburg,C. Lemelin, A. Towers, T. Hagadom, K. Burlett, T. Allen, D. Schlmeyer. ROW 2: K. Feulner, D. Gorham, K. Brown, T. Duell. ROW 3: T. Dingman, N. Locke, L. Gill K. Licbl, ROW 4: S. Kyarsgoard, R. Shiel, K. Turner, G. Gazaille. TOP ROW: K. Bennett, S. Sutliff, J. Lindsey, E. Robinson, T. Pidgeon. TEACHER: Miss C. Roberts. 77 BOTTOM ROW: J. McGrath, R. Shiel. ROW 2: W. Smith, C. McWain, B. Boyle, K. Allen, P. Brown, D. Bennett. ROW 3: P. Beech, T. Harris, D. Mosher, D. Caldwell, E. Pcttcys, B. Thornquist. TOP ROW: J. Tucker, F. Young, W. Werley, A. Harris, S. Hewston, H. Grecnmier, P. Gilboy. ABSENT: D. Cronin, B. Mosher’ N. Stanton. TEACHER: Mrs. B. Terwilliger. BOTTOM ROW: J. Morrison, T. Champagne, G. Randall. ROW 2: J. Pidgeon, L. Milmore, K. Reynolds, D Morey, V. Chandler, L. Hammill, R. Davis, V. Dunkley, M. Holland, H. Hastings. TOP ROW: T. White, D. Morehouse, B. Jenkins, J. Williams, R. Gilbert, S. Daniels, T. Pidgeon, A. Been, J. Sanders, H. Zie- gler, F. Morehouse. ABSENT: S. Allen. TEACHER: Miss P. Vinicor. 78 Fifth Grade BOTTOM: M. Lindsey, V. Watkins, J. Woodin, D. Allen, S. Allen, C. Colson, T. Allen, P. Ziegler, C. Wright. ROW 2: T. Millington, B. Randall, L. Day, H. Cook, M. Suidy, D. Neville, S. Hathaway, C. Burlett. ROW 3: J. Gardner, C. Robinson, M. Lathrop, L. Pike, M. Carlton, C. Eyer. TOP: P. Gavin, K. Young. TEACHER: Mr. W. Howenstein. BOTTOM: D. Ellis, D. Tremaine, S. Smith, P. Walker, J. Daniels, S. Walker, M. Zimmerman, C. East- wood, C. Allen, J. Thomas. TOP: B. Towers, E. Dixon, J. Thorpe, T. Dingman, L. Allen, J. Marcotte, R. Springer, C. Allen, R. Lindsey, L. Ankney, R. Sehlmcyer, A. Ramsey. ABSENT: C. Missita, D. Piper, TEACHER: Mr. W. Meyer. 79 BOTTOM: T. Bennett, R. Fisk, P. Allen, T. Gogan, M. Reib, R. Quirion, P. Ives, S. Bourdcau, MIDDLE: J. Graulich, E. Schofield, K. Waite, T. Denton, C. Reynolds, S. Meyer, D. Rawson, P. Allen, B. Bennett, D. Hag adorn, S. Bullard, S. Fish. TOP: M. Heustis, P. Swanson, B. TTiomas, M. Trottier. ABSENT: J. Brewster. TEACHER: Mr. N. Sesselman. BOTTOM: J. Tubbs, R. Walker, D. DeVoe, D. Aldrich, G. Shumway, L. Mudge, J. Woodin, R. Cartier, C. McNeil, C. Thomas, S. Smith, G. Watson, B. Liebl, P. O'Connell. TOP: D. Piper, W. Chicoine, B. Bur- roughs, M. St. John, J. Meyers, A. Ladd, A. Turner, M. Champagne. ABSENT: D. Fortner, J. French. TEACHER: Mrs. M. White. 80 Sixth Grade BOTTOM: T. Layman. W. Champagne. C Licbl, R. Barrows, T. Thomas, D. Doubleday, L. Hoffman, D. Band, D. Fortner, N. Wnght, ROW 2: R. Clute, G. White, R. DeMarsh, K. Ives, J. Perkins, J. Cioidano, D. Gardner, D. Woodxn, G. Aldrich, G. Young, TOP: F. McDonald, R. Brown, L. Daniels, W. Wood L Newton, S. York, C. McFarlene, N. Tucker. TEACHER: Mr. D. O'Connor. ’ ' Ro!J?Ma °v F C ' ,Nason Flansburg, J. Clyde, R. Clutc, J. Dingman, R. Finelli, C. Watkins. RAifS AKYORUn8,LB‘r' BrD°,Vn’ V- AUen’ S- Planck- A- Wisell J- Gorham, G. Springer. TOP: hon 1 rRCFMTr7 a’i. • Sin1’ ' Stanton- w- Shattuck, K. Bordeau, V. Dunkley, L. Gill, D. Water- house. ABSENT: J. Allen, R. Allen, C. Schuh. TEACHER: Mr. R. Dickens 81 Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: Mark Ferrell, John Waite, Vernon Dunkley, David Shiel, Lynn Springer, Darrell Allen, Terrie Sanders, Geraldine Dingman, Michael Walker ROW 2 Denise Clute Cheryl Cohen, Donna Yannaci, Aileen Turner, Susan Tucker, Rhonda Millington, James Capman, Timothy Deming, Wallace Allen, Jamie Marcotte, BACK ROW Owen Swanson, Wayne Waite, Roger Williams Charles Rowell, Richard Gill, Keith Graulich, William Nizolek, Laurel Gilbert. FRONT ROW Wesley Askins, Katherine Nevins, Patricia Zimmermann Michelle Salmon, Penelope Berg, Anna Johnson, Ingrid Williams, Eugene Miner, John Danforth, John Johnson, SECOND ROW Dorothy Stone, Jeffery Stone, Wayne Smith, Jamie Boyle, Patrica Allen, Joseph Liebel, Wendy Chandler, Kenneth DcMarsh, Betsy Allen, THIRD ROW Joseph Bourdeau, Stephen Duarte, Lois Carleton, Gary LeBarron, Frank Thomas, Edward Bus, Linda Springer, Kim White, Mrs. Mix, teacher 82 Special Class BACK ROW — Shawn Visscher, Stephen Carlcton, Vcmice Allen, Billy Shufelt, Danny Reynolds, Colonel Wil- liams, FRONT ROW: Joe Hebert, Edith Reed, Gerry Smith, Stephen Burt, Henry Smith, Mary Lewis, Mrs. Mac- Farland BACK ROW: Mary Lewis, Kevin Shattuck, Clarence Carleton, Wayne Spencer, Warren Carleton, FRONT ROW: Stanley Gebo, Jeffrey Allen, Anita Kathan, Rodney Bordeau, Howie Kathan, Joyce Lewis, Mrs. Newton, SEATED Kelly Gebo, John Lanfear, Kevin Bombard, Elizabeth Dunn. 83 84 85 ADVERTISING PARKER S Cong ratulations to the Class of 1970 PARKER'S RAMBLER Compliments of JEFF'S MOBIL MURPHY'S STATION Congratulations to the SCOTTY'S Class of '70 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 DICK SEHLMEYER, BROKER Sales Nancy West, Carl Thomas, Bill Clothier, Jerry Barton Lake Luzerne Real Estate 87 Your Local Bombardier SKI-DOO Compliments of Dealer BORMANN FUELS HENRY'S MARINE Corinth, N.Y. 654-9340 Stony Creek, New York Congratulations to the Class of '70 MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR S. BREWER TRIPLE- R DUDE RANCH PATRONS Northwoods Rd . , Lake Luzerne Tel. 518-696-2631 The Original Dude Ranch of the Adirondacks -- On Forest Lake -- Private Beach -- Canoes -- Boats -- Home Style Food -- Good Horses -- Adirondack Lodges -- Open all year Joe Kath Mr. G Mrs. Robert B. Wallace Mr. G Mrs. Darrell Finlayson Mr. Mrs. Miles Sutliff, Sr. Debbie — Linda Bob G Debby Mrs. Mary Sullivan Mr. G Mrs. James H. Corkland Bruce G Pam Mr. John Manley Mr. G Mrs. Larry Lefferts Mr. Mrs. Thomas G. Dunn Mrs. Freda Naatz Mr. Mrs. Stuart M. Townsend Mr. G Mrs. Mark Eggleston Mr. G Mrs. David J. Otoupal Mrs. Isabel Hayes Mr. G Mrs. Armand Gazaille Mr. G Mrs. Irving Wheeler Mr. Mrs. Donald H. Boutelle Mr. G Mrs. Richard Garlen Mrs. Evelyn MacFarland 88 hail farewell 1969-1970 here’s to you, class of ’70! A PARADE OF SENIOR YEAR EVENTS YOU CAN ENJOY NOW, AND IN SOME NOSTALGIC TOMORROW. WHEN YOU THINK BACK, WILL YOU RECAL1. . . . With “One small step for man” Ed Armstrong left the first footprint on the moon. 300.000 people, and a 20 mile traffic jam, listened to the sounds of the Woodstock festival. The Amazing Mets beat Baltimore in a five game world series. To protect our National Christmas Tree, area students kept all-night vigils. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Midnight Cowboy, Easy Rider, Alice’s Restaurant. Romeo and Juliet, were movies “everybody” saw. Sly and The Family Stone, The Who, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Joan Baez, ushered in the sounds of the seventies. Arlo Guthrie Dustin Hoffman • Peter Max Rowan and Martin Johnny Cash • Tom Jones • Tiny and Mrs. Tim Age of Aquarius • In the Year 2525 • Leaving on a Jet Plane Elis Coming Cherryhill Park Miniskirts • Maxicoats • Bell Bottoms • Choker Beads W ide Ties ♦ Floppy Felt Hats Afro-Haircuts • Moustaches • Long Hair Dodge Chargers ♦ Mustangs Comoros ♦ Rambler Scramblers May these events become memories of an even happier tomorrow. The people of the Glens Falls Insurance Company extend these reminiscences to the class of ’70. We recognize that young achievement plays a big role in our own development. Why not stop in and talk to us about your future. THE GLENS FALLS GROUP GLENS FALLS INSURANCE COMPANY. GLENS FALLS. N.Y. KANSAS CITY FIRE MARINE INSURANCE CO.. KANSAS CITY. MO. THE NATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. GLENS FALLS. N.Y. An independently managed affiliate of The Continental Insurance Companies. 89 ROLLMAN'S GROCERY TEXACO 4841 Rockwell St. Hadley, New York Big enough to serve you, Small enough to know you Only the Sun Heats For Less Best Wishes To The Use the Best Class Of 1970 MOBIL HEATING OIL PAPER CITY PHARMACY and Kerosene Corinth, New York Starzec Fuels Hadley, N.Y. Phone 696-2122 90 Compliments of: JOHN A. WINSLOW Excavating Hadley, New York 91 Cong ratulations to the Class of 1970 F rom CERVERA STUDIOS The creator of Personality Portraits in Living Color 1 60 Warren St. Glens Falls, N. Y. 792-8133 Mr. Mrs. Frederick Haak MAP Mr. Mrs. William Parker Mr. G Mrs. Millard Waite Mr. Mrs. Richard Gage Rick G Brenda M. Minogue Mr. Mrs. Rolland Gumprecht Mr. G Mrs. Pasquale Persutti Mr. G Mrs. James Hovey Mr. G Mrs. Clayton S. Young Jean Dick Mr. G Mrs. Alton Aldrich Mr. Mrs. Thomas Voelker Mr. G Mrs. George Lemelin and family Mrs. C. Eugene Chappel Robert B. Barnes Mr. Mrs. Donald G. Pensel Marilyn G George Mr. G Mrs. Leonard Gereau Mr. G Mrs. Ronald Dickens 92 Lake Luzerne HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES BIT 'N' BRIDLE Stony C reek PHONE 654-4041 Sheiyl’t SBeauty Salon Personalized Styling R. j. WATERHOUSE 126 MAPLE STREET CORINTH. N. Y. Compliments of WINSLOW'S STORE Stony Creek, N.Y, Monday through Sunday 7 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Heating Oil 93 MOSHER'S PRO HARDWARE Congratulations to the Housewares-Plumbing-Gifts Class of 1970 River Street Corinth, N. Y. VOGUE BEAUTY Phone 654-5451 SALON With Sincere Best Wishes To the Class of '70 F rom CORINTH MOTOR CO. Pontiac Sales Service George H. and Betty CRANSTON Licensed Real Estate Mortgage Brokers 2085 Lake Ave . Home fk Office Lake Luzerne, N.Y, 696-2900 Compliments of CHARLIE'S BARBER SHOP Main Street, Corinth Best Wishes from Compliments of 1000 ACRES RALPH'S ATLANTIC Stony Creek, New York 510 Palmer Avenue, Corinth, N.Y, Phone 654-9522 94 WOODY'S AUTO SALES Arctic Cat Snowmobiles HOLLAND'S Sales and Services BAR GRILL Rt. 9N Hadley, New York Hadley, New York TRIAD'S c 0 N G R A T U L A T 1 O N S Compliments Of JOSEPH WHITE TRUCKING Congratulations Best Wishes BURNHAMS PHAY, INC. Hadley, New York 121 Broad Street Glens Falls, New York 12801 Compliments of Bob and Bev TRIANGLE 95 ARMSTRONG'S GARAGE Compliments of HALL'S General repairs-24 ho-r towing Front end specialists LIQUOR STORE 696-2404 Lake Luzerne Great Going Class of '70 STEPHEN HERTZ Jeweler 166 Glen Street T Glens Falls, New York V F U B R E N Compliments of N I KAYO'S 1 4 Saratoga Ave . 8 Maple Street Corinth, N . Y. N — Corinth 1 654-3325 E U 1 R T E Compliments of BRINER'S STORE Stony C reek N. Y. Conklingville Road 69 62722 Hadley Home of American- Italian Food GEORGE JOHNSEN Served 11 AM till -- ED LORETTA'S RESTAURANT Catering to Clambakes, Banquets, Gunsmith Receptions. Open Year Around 96 THE GEORGE CLARK TRANSPORTATION INC . LAKE R.D. 4 Geyser Rd. Ballston Spa, N .Y. 12020 GEORGE M. SOLOMON Queensbury Plaza, Glens Falls BOWL A Fine Store For Young Fashions and Furs Since 1895 Congratulates the Clas s of Compliments of '70 THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO. Glens Falls, New York TOTEM INN 3211 Lake Ave . 97 Compliments of CHUCK'S BARBER SHOP Bridge St. Lake Luzerne FLAGG'S Hardware -- Houseware Paints- Windowglass- Wallpaper Sporting Goods-Electric Supp. Serving this area for many years 696-2515 Bridge St. Lake Luzerne COUNTRY CORNER COFFEE SHOP Main Street Lake Luzerne Compliments of HARRIS GROCERY Route 9N Lake Luzerne, N.Y. JOHN G. WASHBURN Plumbing Contractor 696-3004 Lake Luzerne HART'S CAFE RESTAURANT Pizza House of the North 74 Hudson Ave ., Glens Falls Tel. 793-5185 or 793-5186 RUSSELL WAIT, INC. Books-Office Equipment Supplies 174 Glen St., Glens Falls, N.Y. Tel. 792-4422 or 792-4434 ED'S MOBIL STATION Expert Lubrication Tires Batteries Main : Maple Sts., Corinth PAUL RIVER GROCERY HARDWARE Compliments of Ethan Ona Allen Best Wishes to the Class of '70 LUZERNE MOTOR COURT Lake Luzerne, N.Y. i 696-2734 98 Compliments of POTASH INN AND CABINS PERKINS' SAWMILL All rough lumber Customed sawed Jack wants to congratulate all 1970 seniors Compliments of the PAINTED PONY RANCH Home of the Adirondack Championship Rodeo Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 Compliments of THE BRASS BUCKET WOODSIDE MOTEL AND CABINS Lake Avenue DEITZE'S GENERAL STORE One of the Buy-Rite stores Where quality and prices are right. Phone Orders 696-2694 RUSTIC INN Specializing in pizza and steaks Open all year Lake Luzerne, N.Y. 696-2318 Best Wishes to the Class of '70 Ethel Randall Knowlton STONY CREEK LODGE Stony Creek, N.Y. 99 PINE POINT MOTEL 3205 Lake Ave. Compliments of MIS-SAING'S BEAUTY SALON 2116 Main Street Lake Luzerne REED LAWRENCE 696-2181 General Contractors Lake Luzerne New York HALF-MILE RANCH Hotel and Motel Restaurant, Bar Cocktail Lounge Italian-American Cuisine Parties, Banquets, Weddings Lake Luzerne, N.Y. 696-3113 Cong ratulations to the Class of '70 RUSSELL'S PHARMACY Hallmark-Russell Stover Service Corinth, New York Phone-654-6115 100 EGGLESTON'S Lake Luzerne Laundromat Compliments of HILLTOP GROCERY k VARIETY Service With A Smile H. F, Crannell Prop. Ph. 696-3065 32-Washers 11-Dryers Coin- Operated Compliments of 1933 Lake Avenue CHARLESD. BANCROFT Lake Luzerne, New York Marge and Fran Eggleston CONCRETE PRODUCTS Hadley, N.Y. 696-3213 Snow-Jet Sales and Service Best Wishes from: GORMAN SHOES INC . Shoes for the family. 183-185 Glen Street Phone: 792-3535 Glens Falls N.Y. Downtown BUS RETS MARKET 101 New Instructors at Hadley-Luzeme Central School SEATED from left, Miss Paula Vinicor (4th grade), Miss Carol Roberts (grade 4), Mis. Anne Krajewski (Spanish French), and Miss Marilee Waterman (grade 1). STANDING from left, George Smith (Social Studies), Miss Lynn Folts (3rd grade), Joseph Trottier (Science), Jack Abbott (Junior High Math Science), William Howenstein, Joseph Krajewski (9th G 11th grade English), and Fred Root (Junior High Math). Education is a painful, continual and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warning, by precept, and by praise, but above all, by example. -- John Ruskin INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY 102 STONE'S PHARMACY Congratulations to the class of '70 from SEARS AND ROEBUCK Glens Falls Plaza Courtesy Of NORTHWAY PLAZA MERCHANTS ASSOC. Northern New York's Largest Shipping Plaza Route 9 and Aviation Road Glens Falls, New York Compliments of Compliments of GLENS FALLS BEND OF THE RIVER CARPET CENTER GOLF COURSE 104 Main Street W. Glens Falls, N.Y. 792-8223 7930812 (even) 103 THE VILLAGE STORE Compliments to the graduating class of '70 DUNHAM'S BAY BOAT COMPANY Lake George, N.Y. Compliments of KETCHUM MFG. CO., INC Lake Luzerne, New York 104 r t X • v- -,s i, r • .. •' ' ’ , � V.V .'• . v : ‘ • ; V • }• ' V!. l, «. A S: : ■; ; . 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