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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1972 volume:

HI-LIGHTS 72 HADLEY-LUZERNE CENTRAL SCHOOL LAKE LUZERNE, NEW YORK Presented by the Class of Nineteen Hundred Seventy Two Yearbook Advisor: Mr. Donald Racette i . f Editor’s Message I would like to thank all those people who have helped to make this year's HI-LIGHTS a great success. Without the help of members of the Senior Class, Patrons, Advertisers and most of all, Mr. Donald Racette, this yearbook wouldn't have been possible. I hope this yearbook will remain among your many happy memories of your high school years. Jane Wendell 2 Dedication The Class of 1972 dedicates this yearbook to a man whom we feel most certainly deserves it. This man, an advisor to our Senior Class, has stood by the class in every project we have undertaken. Besides his help to us as an advisor he has helped all those troubled seniors with their math. No matter how long it takes to help you solve the situation he is always there and willing to help. Because of these outstanding qualities, we the Class of 1972 dedicate our yearbook to. .. Table of Contents ACTIVITIES SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIORS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY G ADMINISTRATION CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES SPORTS HONOR SOCIETY ADVERTISEMENTS Page 5 Page 10 Page 30 • Page 49 Page 67 Page 75 Page 89 New School Under Construction After voter approval, in November ground breaking ceremonies took place on Hyland Avenue, Lake Luzerne where construction of a 400-plus Middle School was started. The Middle School will accomodate pupils in grades 5 thru 8. Present at the ground breaking was (front row, left to right) Joseph Werblow of Adirondack Construction Com- pany, Stuart Townsend, District Principal of H-L; Madeleine Beattie, Board of Education President; Louis Gabriel, Sabre Mechanical; and Samuel Jacobs, President of Adirondack Construction Company. Second row includes (left to right) Donald Perkins of Crandell Associates, John Rich of Rich Electric; Fred Alexi of Monahan G Loughlin and Norman Powers, Board member. In early February the construction had reached the bright day make the scene look like a section of the moon. Due for possible completion in 1973 the school will be a giant step forward for middle school classes. point seen here as steel beams amidst high snow banks on a very Elementary Day to day activities in the elemen- tary grades cover a divergence of pro- jects. Aside from the usual in-class studies, pupils get involved in special concerns. Of course a big favorite is an assem- bly. In the grades various classes group together for elaborate con- stumed pageants and plays. Naturally everyone who attends the shows is enthralled with the results. Aside from the routine day to day classes, there are times when Parent- conferences are held (below) and pupils especially enjoy those days. It means no school! It is a good time for teachers and parents to sit down and discuss a child's work and progress and to get and give tips on handling of different children. If there doesn't seem to be enough room in the move out into the hall.. . and set up additional case Mr. Watkin's group build individual study class, students can study spaces. In this carrels. Hustle And Bustle A long awaited event that occurs each Fall is the day when the firetrucks arrive and students in grades 3 thru 5 get to ride. There are times when high school and elementary get to- gether. .. such as during the annual poster contest at Halloween. Winners Richard Berg (8th grade) and Connie Bourdeau (3rd grade) are seen here. Future Teachers help grade teachers. High School SCHOC CENTRA In high school there are numerous clubs and extracurricular activities to get involved with. To be a member of an Honor Society is a little special treat as attested to by the officers of the Junior Honor Society seen left. Like wise getting involved in sports, dramatics, creative writing etc. makes much of interesting afternoons long after the 8th period final bell has sounded. In our school community students seem to spend a great amount of their time active in such extra-curricular affairs. You can't keep a good man down and it appears you can't keep a senior still. At least this crew is busy sprucing up the senior room. 8 A stroll in the yard during lunch is time to re- flect on what is happening around us. Activities Of the many dances that take place each year THE dance is the Junior Prom. Warm memories of beautiful flow- ers, big band sounds, that special date will live forever for those who attend. The hours of work and toil in making decorations etc. pay off in a few glorious hours in the dance each May. Other memories exist with the students who show their creativity in making their own clothing outfits. Each year Mrs. Varney's Homemaking classes exhibit their creations as seen below. The school play, the talent show, special assemblies. . . these and much more make up the myriad of activities students get involved with each year. Oh yes, then there are also the regular classes which become so much more with our staff such as congenial Mr. Corkland. Seventh Karen Waite and Michelle Reib en- joy a secret joke. BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Tubbs, J. Randall, J. Thomas, T. Go- gan, M. Zimmerman, L. Day, R. Fowler, P. Walker, M. Champagne, B. Randall, H. Cook, S. Bullard, D. Devoe, P. O'Connell, F. Thomas, T. Layman. 2nd ROW: R. Allen, S. Hathaway, J. Graulich, K. Young, J. Lamb, D. Allen, E. Scofield, J. Marcotte, J. Demarsh, M. Lathrop, R. Springer, R. Walker, R. Sehlmayer, W. Chicoine, A. Ladd, W. Allen, J. Philip Walker and Scott Bourdeau get a bird's eye view of the area. 10 Grade Liebl. 3rd ROW: R. Lindsay, G. Shumway, J. Thorpe, A. Ramsey, T. Sen- ecal, N. Manganiello, D. Neville. 4th ROW: B. Towers, J. Brewster, T. Bennett, R. Quiron. 5th ROW: S. Bordeau, K. Vanderzell, P. Allen, J. Meyers, D. Tremaine, S. Fish. 6th ROW: D. Aldrich, R. Fisk, S. Duarte, D. Piper, M. Trottier. Gary Shumway and Robert Fow- ler have a friendly discussion by the football field. Walter Chicoine and Carolyn Wright enjoy the great out- doors on a beautiful October afternoon. Seventh Janine Gardner and Renee Cartier contemplate after school activities LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: D. Ellis, B. Bennett, M. Reib, S. Smith, D. Hagadorn, L. Gill, C. Reynolds. 2nd ROW: P. Ziegler, L. Mudge, T. Millington, C. Eastwood, T. Dingman, C. Allen, G. Watkins, J. Allen. 3rd ROW: C. McNeil, J. Woodin, A. Moonhead, J. Daniels, S. Walker, P. Ives, D. Mehan, L. Pike, S. Meyer, P. Allen, M. Lindsay, K. McAlevey, Penny Ziegler and Valerie Watkins dis- agree swings are for the little kids only. K Waite B. Thomas. 4th ROW: J. French, V. Watkins, A. Turner, M. St- w • i_ C Eyer’ S Plke’ Gardner- 5th ROW: P. Swanson, S. Tucker, C Wright, B. Burrows, K. Moulton, C. Colson, R. Cartier, B. Liebl D Rawson. 13 Some people show the peace sign� Jim Thorpe wears his. CVT 4Vt Eighth Billy Nizolek and Kelly Matoon bring up math class in their discussion on the school steps. LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st ROW: P. Zimmermann, D. Fortner, A. Johnson, V. Dunkley, K. Nevins, P. Berg, P. Abrams, J. Magliulo, L. Hoffman, J. Dingman. 2nd ROW: I. Williams, D. Yannaci, T. Sanders, W. Chandler, K. Bordeau, D. Waterhouse, S. Neddo, D. Baird, A. Wis- ell. 3rd ROW: W. Wood, G. Young, J. Dingman, S. Planck, K. Bush, Dick Barrows would rather take a break from discussion about any classes and enjoy the falls. 14 Grade K. White, A. Turner, L. Hoffman, V. Allen. 4th ROW: G. White, L. Gilbert, D. Doubleday, N. Wright, S. York, K. Matoon, G. Aldrich. 5th ROW: N. Tucker, C. Cohen, J. Clyde, L. Carlton, R. Millington, M. Flansburg. TOP ROW: L. Springer, R. Stanton, K. Petrone, L. Newton, D. Stone, M. Salmon, D. Clute, R. Clute. Mike Walker and Donna Yannaci. Bob Finelli and Laurel Gilbert enjoy the autumn splendor of Lake Luzerne. Eighth Tom McMurray demonstrates his prowness as the yo-yo champ of Speech 8-2. BOTTOM ROW: J. Johnson, D. Woodin, G. Vanderzell, J. Flynn, W. Askins, T. McSweeney, W.. Champagne, E. Miner, M. Wal- ker, V. Dunkley, C. Bosford. SECOND ROW: J. Marcotte, J. Giordano, K. Brooks, J. Waite, T. Thomas, D. Shield, K. Grau- lich, T. Walker, L. Springer. THIRD ROW: R. Barrows, G. Liebl, T. McMurray, W. hattuck, L. Beach, R. Gill, A. Young, E. Bus. FOURTH ROW: J. Perkins, F. Thomas, W. Smith, D. John Giordano displays a different kind of speaking. .. that of a huckster. 16 Grade Dale Gardner, Wanda Wood and Alexander Greenmier stand by the new fire smoke doors installed this year. Clarence Bosford seems a bit reluctant to let Cheryl Allen look at the cast on his broken arm. Gardner, G. Stone, B. Nizolek, K. Ives, B. Colson, L. Daniels. FIFTH ROW: C. Watkins, C. Schuh, G. Springer, A. Greenmier, Deming, R. Mahr, F. McDonald, R. Brown, J. Gorham, R. nelli, E. Brown. TOP ROW: G. LeBarron, R. Berg, A. Nason, Williams, K. DeMarsh, W. Waite, R. Clute, J. Bordeau, D. inch, D. Gebo, O. Swanson, W. Shufelt. Ninth Who says the old story about lunch be- ing the favorite subject of the school day is a joke? Of course some ninth graders are slower than others in getting into the lunch crush. Of course due justice will come to those who wait and get served. LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED: A. Smith, D. Berg, L. Sirchia, M. Heutis, A. Shattuck, K. Sherman, J. Richardson, P. Been. SECOND ROW: M. Cason, S. Scoville, B. Lock, M. Butler, K. Yannaci, N. Lemlin, S. Senecal, N. Caldwell, D. Shippee, D. Sanders, K. Denton, D. Tremain, D. Randall, 18 M. Scoville. LAST ROW: S. Washburn, J. Jenkins, D. Gill, C. Gage, S. Pidgeon, C. Martell, J. Webber, S. Scribner, F. Milmore, D. White, R. Tucker, B. Walker, T. Wilson, J. Lamb, L. Nevins. Speaking of swingers 19 Ninth Mark Butchino and Guy Goodness take a breather from classes by sitting on one of the new picnic tables student association purchased. 1st ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Dingman, R. Bennett, R. Mosher, B. McNamara, D. Pidgeon, H. Harris, J. Dingman, J. Scoville, J. St. John, C. Waterhouse, D. Cranston, D. Wood, E. Berg, L. Chandler, D. Gilles, M. Morgan. 2nd ROW: F. Randall, J. Shiel, R. Shiel, T. Zeigler, B. Cutler, M. Tucker, M. Butchino, D. Ferrell, N. Bosford. 3rd ROW: H. Ladd, R. Hedrick, J. Meyer, G. Hagadorn, K. Gebo, G Debbie Randall and Sherry Scoville discuss things. 20 Sutliff, D. Clute, D. Higgins, M. Waite, G. Goodness, M. Hathaway, R. Wright, C. Hayes, M. Alund, L. Tarricone, T. Grey, M. Askins, D. Crossman, B. Gebo, G. Waite, V. Wood, R. Hayes, L. Thomas, R. Badina, P. Lathrop, S. McNeil, A. Hoffman, A. Allen, A. Gill M. Morgan. IN THE TREE: D. French, D. Hayes Although not a senior, Lisa Cartier pitches in helping sort yearbook subscription notices. David Cranston prepares to read the afternoon announcements. Grade Tenth Mary Duell and Rhonda Wendell look like they know something but simply aren't telling! Then again Mr. Clark's 6th period study hall doesn't seem to know too much . .. but a few banded groups are doing much telling! 1st ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Siudy, J. Bennett, D. Shiel, S. Gensel, S. Shaw, L. Crossman, C. Reed, C. Allen. 2nd ROW: D. Gogan, C. Gillies, M. Trottier, P. Rollman, H. Medici,. N. 22 Grade DeLoriea, J. Pincheon, G. Gilbert. 3rd ROW: M. Randall, D. Waite, B. Allen, R. Wendell, M. Duell, J. Randall, S. Winslow, N. Ives, C. Boutelle, N. Pincheon. 23 Tenth Nestled comfortably in one of the library care els, Sue Shaw thumbs through Noth- ing But A Stranger. 1st ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Fortner, B. Allen, J. Shiel, J. Thomas, W. Thomas, B. Brewer, F. Bourdeau, K. Denton, G. Doubleday, T. Zimmer- man, M. Washburn. 2nd ROW: D. Swart, D. Lazarus, A. Baran, D. Maxum, S. Winslow, M. White, G. Dolterty, S. Burdick, R. Washburn. Artie Baron flashes the peace sign as Tim Mahr considers its significance. 24 Grade 3rd ROW: M. Sheil, M. Cohen, G. Thomas, D. White, K. Williams, B. Locke, J. Shiel, S. Lebar- ron, L. Chase, TOP ROW: G. Evens, D. Wood, J. Hayes, K. Trombley, S. Feulner, M. Bovee, R. Stone, C. Carlton, W. Winslow. Jeff Thomas concentrates on his English Literature book. And concentration it takes for Jeff to under- stand the story by Saki. Len Tarricone picks up his jacket at his locker as he prepares to leave for BOCES. 25 Eleventh Doesn't he know the ladder to success is a figure of speech? LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Balcom, R. Sanders, Beth Baker, Lori Lemelin, C. Reed, P. Waite, K. Been, K. Denton, D. Schuh, D. Salmon, L. Me- yer, R. Clyde. ROW 2: W. Baird, B. Stuliff, D. Gogan, B. Brewer, K. Fry, M. Dietze, C. Thomas, M. Williams, S. Kathan. TOP: S. Sund- Yes. .. it's Vicki Dingman.. . with her Speech notebook closed. .. as usual. Grade quist, D. Corlew, D. Allen, K. Waite, P. Newton, C. Morey, J. White, V. Dingman, D. Champagne, L. J. Dingman, W. Giordano, S. Magliulo, D. Allen, D. Senecal. Next to Bobby Sherman, Roxanne Clyde is crazy about lunch.. . or is she? 27 Nancy Pincheon, Janis Bennett, Debbie Shiel, Cindy Sanders, Billy Thomas and Jana Pinch- eon find algebra can be fun. Eleventh Jill White works on speed and accuracy in typing class. KNEELING: R. Clute, C. Wright, G. Ridgeon, M. Graulich, R. Gilles, D. Dingman, M. Bourdeau, C. Lemlin, M. Allen, R. Badyna, S. Bra- man, B. Dion. 2nd ROW: STANDING: B. Croissant, E. Walker, B. Hathway, T. Moon, W. Howe, V. Hewstus, K. Barrows, J. Marcoux, G. VanE usen, J. Neville, F. Waite, J. Hoffman, J. Brown, A. Cham- Donna Bormann, Eugene Vormann and Bruce Dion contemplate Halloween with colorful posters. 28 Grade berlain, 3rd ROW STANDING: D. Wisell, R. Walsh, P. Roberts, M. Martel, G. Washburn, D. McWain, M. Bosford, J. Webber, D. Whe- eler, J. Brewer, B. Shufelt, M. Feulner, F. Gilles, H. Allen, 4th ROW STANDING: L. Tubbs, A. Sanders, D. Rizolek, J. Jenkins, M. Waite, M. Harrington. Joe Neville and Justin Hof- fman set up a film in the auditorium. Deborah Lent finds time for relaxation a moment during study hall. 29 Robin Wood, Queen of the second Lake Luzerne Fall Who says the seniors don't have spirit? Tim LaPier proud- Festival holds her parade bouquet of roses as she ly displays his H-L spirit buttons. waits to present trophies to the winning units. Other seniors Pam Davis and Jennifer Harris graced the court. Spontaneity... Seniors... both words begin with S The re- sults of seniors being spontane- ous is here seen! These senior art students (Rod Gardner, Don Tenant, Mike Feulner, Cathy LeBarron, Nancy Bulger, and Roger Hayes) balanced the chairs in an 8' x 9' construc- tion upon the one chair near the center. This is the before shot. No one admits to how the con- struction was taken down. Seniors M SUSAN BENNETT 34 RICHARD BOUTELLE KATHLEEN DOUBLEDAY 37 KATHLEEN EVENS PATRICIA GRAUUCH PAULA GREENWOOD DONNA GILL MARCIA GRANT TIMOTHY LaPIER CATHERINE LeBARRON JENNIFER HARRIS ROGER HAYES DARLENE RANDALL CHRISTOPHER ROSS MARY JAYNE NASON JUDY RANDALL WALTER SMEAD JOSEPH SIRCHIA PATRICIA SAGER DANIEL SPRINGER ELAINE TEN EYCK ERIC TOWERS PAMELA STRAIGHT JANET SWART GLORIA WALSH DAVID TUCKER JACQUELYN WAITE GAIL THOMPSON Senior Class Advisors LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. John Manley and Mr. James Corkland ROBIN WOOD TERESA WOOD RUTH YOUNG 49 A M TABLE ON LEFT, CLOCKWISE: K. Springer, P. Randall, J. Decker, B. O'Dell, T. Vanderwarker, J. Stewart, R. LaVergne C Allen, K. Reynolds. TABLE ON RIGHT, HEAD: C. Ames, BACK ROW: J. Krywy, D. Medici; FRONT: D. Hammill' L. Allen, P. Young, END: M. Randall. STANDING: L TO R: W. Pidgeon, D. Fortner, S. Dunn, K. Bellanger, R. Thomas, D. DeVoe, K. Rayder, P. Randall, L. Mundell, S. Ellis, T. Tremaine, K. White. TEACHER: Miss Heckleman. FRONT ROW: L TO R.: B. Russell, H. Smith, H. Thorpe, C. Waterhouse, D. Cowles, C. Perry, M. Aldrich, A. Mull. 2nd ROW: Y. Scoville, L. Carleton, ]. Backus, A. Lanfeare, A. McGrath, M. Quirion. BACK ROW: P. Allen, M. Hayes, D. Webster, J. Brown, B. Daniels, M. Levett, B. Burrows, M. Woodcock, C. Brady, P. Kruger, A. Mosher, S. Corlew. Kindergarten A. M. TOP ROW: L TO R.: L Waite, B. Crandall, K. Sutliff, C. Ziegler, M. Allen, P. Bosford, M. Starzac, L. Allen, J. Kathan, M. Randall. 2nd ROW: J. Parker, A. Hughes, A. Allen, J. Cook, K. Schmidt, W. Law, D. Mosher, H. Fisk, L. Joubert, T. Hayes, W. Springer. 1st ROW: S. Podwimy, M. Allen, C. Pike, M. Corrigan, R. Backus, R. Wager, M. Hall. TEACHER: Mrs. Freeman. P.M. TOP ROW: L. TO R.: M. Bennett, J. Marcott, A. Podwimy, E. Hanlon, D. Waterhouse, C. Abbott, J. Allison, J. fto“e- 2rnd ROW: K- Green, J. Abrams, K. Bullard, R. Clogston, K. Skinner, B. Underwood, C. Ziegler, J. Stevens. 1st ROW: G. Joiner, T. Labick, D. Weaver, P. Smith, T. Deuel, S. Allen, D. Allen, C. Winslow, M. Nickless. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: G. LaClair, R. Daniels, J. Davis, G. McCullough, J. Walker, E. Powers, H. Stone, H. Gill, G. Woodward, W. Cason, J. Ellis, B. Dunlap. BACK ROW: A. Bills, P. Deull, G. DeMarsh, J. Jenkins, S. Clemants, E. Belanger, F. Shattuck, J. Bosford, L. Allen, R. Carleton, J. Bordeau, G. Deull; TEACHER: Mrs. Brock. BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Covell, G. Allen, S. Devoe, T. Springer, P. Bovee, D. Reed, C. Page, TEACHER: Mrs. Hayes. 2nd ROW: K. Humeston, T. Law, T. Gebo, G. Tucker, E. Fortner, B. Bennett, R. Bordeaux, P. Ormsby. 1st ROW: M. Stearns, R. Salmon, J. Shattuck, T. Ladd, M. Wood, L. Allen, T. Yannaci. Grade BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: TEACHER: Mrs. Kay, S. Cartier, M. Mason, B. Morehouse, R. Hitchcock, W. DeMarsh, L. Sutliff, L. Humiston, T. Deuel. FRONT ROW: S. Baker, M. Waterhouse, B. Chandler, M. Birtwell, S. Smith, D. Quirion, V. Dunkley, S. Allen, R. Gill, L. Gorham, W. Liebl, D. Sehlmeyer, L. Cook, M. Fazio, J. Naatz. SEATED: LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Palmer, P. Reed, D. Mason, S. Farr, R. Clute, K. Lanfear, T. Baker, T. Bennett, C. Allen, L. Moon, K. Hammond, J. Ellis. SWINGS: K. Springer, T. LaDuke, S. Shattuck, M. Daniels. STANDING: T. Rawson, J. Vasilou, V. Grant, T. Gilbert, K. Locke, M. Harrington, C. Reynolds. Teacher, Miss Lane. First FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Allen, C. Scheff, T. Magliulo, D. Dunn, A. Watkins, J. Feulner. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Ladd, R. Brewster, B. Ladd, M. Swanson, A. Masher, D. Liberty, J. Shattuck, A. Wood, J. Bovee. Teacher Mrs. Meyer. Wendy Liebl adds a letter to Mrs. Kay's apple tree. Mrs. Hayes' first graders enjoy storytime. Grade Knowing one's town is very important. In Mrs. Newton's class Valerie Stone and Jean Marcotte review the Lake Luzerne Town Board. Meanwhile Christine Grigsby points out her home as Jeffrey Miner faces the camera. In Mrs. Kay's room Bruce Morehouse decides it's more fun to live in a world of fantasy than in one's own town. Scott Cartier and Renee Gill find pleasure in playing with a make- believe television set which was built for the first graders by the ninth graders. Second THIRD ROW- M. Mosher, E. Allen, K. Shiel, R. Birkhan, J. Ellis, S. Stanton, Teacher: Mrs. Newton. SECOND ROW- T. Fish, L. Vanderwarker, V. Blanchard, C. Bennett, M. Thorpe, J. Richards, C. Grigsby, V. Stone, C. Braman, W. Dingman, J. Noakes. FIRST ROW- C. Springer, J. Miner, J. Marcotte, J. Shattuck, R. Ziegler, R. Springer, A. Fortner, T. Joubert, M. Sutliff, W. Pike. LEFT TO RIGHT- G. Powers, M. Durham, G. Clute, E. Allen, D. Mason, V. Dingman, E. Johnson, J. Scofield, S. Vol- lertsen, D. Deitze, J. Winslow, K. Ames, S. Randall, M. De Marsh, T. Gill, P. Mosher, C. Picioccio, P. Tubbs, E. Dunn, M. Podwirny, M. Gorham, J. Hall, G. Scoville, K. Locke, W. Braman. Teacher: Mrs. Hewston. Grade THIRD ROW- A. Brooks, A. Carlew, M. Lacy, C. Matuszak, R. Mosher, T. De Marsh, J. Ellis, H. Hughes, J. Pid- geon, Teacher: Miss La Fountain. SECOND ROW- V. Scofield, M. Young, L. Chandler, T. Dittmar, K. Walker, G. Watkins, T. Liebl, T. Harrington, A. Granier. FIRST ROW- J. Stewart, R. Baker, A. Wright, H. Springer, M. Hayes, R. Jensen, B. Ellis, E. Harris, G. Croissant. BACK ROW- R. Pratt, P. Brady, D. Merkle, C. Vasiliou, S. Smith, J. Ellis, A. Allen, E. Winslow, M. Gereau, P. Russo, J. Allison, E. Gardner, Teacher: Miss DeLong. FRONT ROW- D. Cowles, R. Skinner, M. White, E. Decker M. Wood, K. Kathan, M. McAlevery, J. Prescott, C. Ladd, N. Bovee, W. Parker, R. Nevins. 57 Third BACK ROW- L. Wilkins, L. Bosford, S. Allen, R. Eastwood, S. Washburn, K. Reib, C. Allen, T. DeMarsh, C. Jen- kins, D. Randall, Teacher: Miss Bruso, L. Yannaci, L. Beach, P. Swanson, T. Hammill, L. Senecal, L. Springer, M. Lemelin, D. Allen. FRONT ROW- T. Perry, J. Manganello, J. Shippee, R. Shiel, J. Gilles, M. Pike, D. Bour- deau, G. Askins. Absent- B. Allen, R. Marcoux. FIRST ROW- C. Allen, C. Magliulo, R. Allen, L. Champagne, J. Barrows, C. Dunlap, T. Bradley. SECOND ROW- F. Tucker, M. Watkins, R. Deitze, L. Hall. THIRD ROW- L. Newton, D. Searles, M. Biggie, A. Fuge, C. Petteys, T. O'Connell, D. Allen, L. Powers, R. Nevins, L. Yurich, S. Smith, K. Lanfear, J. Stone, K. Meyer, R. Clute, K. Pettersen, G. Vollertsen, Teacher: Miss Milite. 58 Grade FOURTH ROW-R. Johnson, R. Lindsay, M. Ellis, R. Moon, T. Allen, E. Weaver, Teacher: Mrs. Shattuck. THIRD ROW-D. Mosher, V. Dunkley, M. Waterhouse, C. Clute, C. Backus, K. Denton, R. Thomas, G. Dion. SECOND ROW-J. Moorhead, T. Nizolek, F. Mehan, W. Woodlin, P. Davis. FIRST ROW-M. Belanger, L. McGrath, C. Quirion, D. Benjamin, D. Tarricone, C. Wood. Absent: Tonya Parker. THIRD ROW- J. Lamb, J. Rawson, Teacher: Mrs. Seaman, J. Pike. SECOND ROW- T. Underwood, T. Nickless, R. Caldwell, J. Marcotte, A. Allen, P. Hanlon, N. Gogan, G. O'Connell, B. Brewer, M. Thevenat, D. Brown, J. Shattuck, B. Ferrell, K. Bosford, C. Bourdeau, J. Been, P. Shattuck. FIRST ROW- G. Woodward, J. Belanger, J. Davis, A. Gep- pner, K. Hayes, L. Springer, A. Bovee. Fourth FIRST ROW-P. Morehouse, T. Allen, J. Springer, B. Lindsey, M. Piper, T. O'Leary, T. Branen, D. Shiel, M. Brady, B. McCullough, J. Trottier. SECOND ROW- D. LaDuke, R. Gebo, C. Moon, P. Randall, G. Johnson, V. Waite, K. Colson, L Eastwood, C. Mudge, C. Aldrich, M. Young, S. Scribner, W. Corlew, D. Shattuck, B. Hammond, C. Daniels, Teacher: Mrs. Williams. FIRST ROW-A. Neville, G. Brewster, G. Shiel, M. Cowles, K. Champagne, K. Denton, C. Thomas, K. Clute, J. Young, M. Zimmerman. SECOND ROW-D. Colson, M. Fowler, C. Reib, N. McGrath, J. Shiel, C. Carleton, D. Cook, J. Bill, S. Sutliff, A. Gebo, L. Bennett, THIRD ROW- Teacher: Mrs. Watkins, R. Cleveland, B. Allen, S. York, C. Been, L. Pratt, L. Bills, R. Blanchard, H. Vanderwarker. Grade TOP PICTURE-FIRST ROW-K. Shaw, C. Hathway, J. Hogg, D. McAlevey, P. Allen, A. Haghdom, SECOND ROW-P. Croissant, M. Cutler, P. Palmer, M. Durham, A. Reynolds, S. Lorraine, THIRD ROW- R. Prescott, J. Clark, S. Gebo, B. Hayes, G. Thev- not, T. Ramsey, B. Farr, G. DeMarsh, M. Chandler, R. Wood, J. Petrone, K. Fortner, C. Meyer, Tea- cher: Mrs. Murin. RIGHT PICTURE-FIRST ROW-P. Barrows, L. Liebl. SECOND ROW-L. Locke, P. Waite, M. Burrows, H. Ferrell, M. Mahr, U. Abrams, B. Randall, THIRD ROW-Teacher: Miss Roberts, L. Waterhouse, L. Ralph, J. Allen, L. Thomas. FOURTH ROW-J. Schlmeyer, K. Williams, FIFTH ROW-D. Doubleday, P. Jensen, J. Allison, J. Randall, N. Feulner, SIXTH ROW-E. Shiel, J. Trottier, G. Gebo, R. Caldwell, SEVENTH ROW-M. Granier, J. Thomas. •5 t Fifth ON TOP-D. Matoon, R. Pidgeon, T. Austin. LEFT TO RIGHT-F. Murphy, M. Winslow, C. Williams, D. Trottier, E. Sanders, F. Young, M. Deuel, B. Russell, L. Sutliff, T. Higgins, J. Randall, C. Ellis, M. Merkle, B. Page, B. Weaver, J. Allen, M. Finelli, C. Allen, D. Benjamin, B. Duell, K. Tremaine, J. Avery, R. Clute, R. Sherman, D. Caldwell, K. Brown, A. Williams, G. Gereau, Teacher: Mrs. White. ON TOP OF BAR-R. Shield, P. Miner, P. White, R. Clute. CLIMBING POLE-T. Pidgeon, M. Thomas. LEFT TO RIGHT- M. Bosford, E. Spotswood, T. Cason, R. Bosford, C. Allen, J. Deloriea, C. Wheeler, A. Watkins, C. Sherman, C. Shat- tuck, W. Scofield, A. Harris, W. Weaver, S. York, B. Russell, D. Wisell, H. Libarty, L. Miliis, C. Piper, M. Clogston, N. Dingman, Teacher: Mr. Watkins. Grade FIRST ROW-E. Clarke, W. Cartier, D. Moulton, S. York, W. Gilbert, E. Centerbar, B. Clute, W. Baird, B. Pettys, L. Clute, M. Waterhouse, J. McGrath, B. Lemelin, SECOND ROW-D. Birkhan, Teacher: Mr. Sesselman, L. Smith, T. Perry, T. Walker, C. Stone, M. Russo, M. Schuh, J. Webster, J. Tucker, S. Allen, D. Sutliff, C. Cowles, E. Meyer, K. Neddo, A. Been, K. Turner, Absent: P. Bormann. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Werely, S. Allen, B. Weaver, D. Nasher, P. Sanders, J. Watkins, R. Brooks, C. Harris, W. Shattuck, M. Bennett, T. Tubbs, T. Palmer, D. Sutliff, T. Springer, G. Petteys, D. Cook, V. Searles, C. Allen, B. Thorpe, M. Wright, D. Williams, P. Smith, E. Gardner, B. Brewer, B. Mosher, S. Moorehouse, D. White, M. Winslow, T. Allen, D. McAlevey, J. Allen. Teacher: Mr. Meyer. 63 Sixth FIRST ROW-R. Gilbert, R. Randall, T. Champagne, P. Salmon, M. Shippee. SECOND ROW-A. Towers, K. Feulner, T. White, D. Sehlmeyer, D. Westerhold. THIRD ROW-J. Ploof, B. Thornquist, R. Wood, L. Gill, D. Brewster. FOURTH ROW-J. Sanders, M. Schuh, B. Rawson, V. Chandler, D. Cronin, S. Covell, S. Hewston, L. Been, K. Duell, P. Allen. Teacher: Mr. Freeman. FIRST ROW-K. Allen, V. Dunkley, G. Gazaille, R. Parker, J. Sherman. FRONT-J. Flynn, S. Daniels, W. Smith. SEC- OND ROW-P. Beach, T. Hagadom, L. Hammill, R. Davis, H. Hastings, K. Gill. THIRD ROW-S. Sutliff, T. Denton, T. Washburn, G. Dion, D. Bennett, DeMorey. LAST ROW-T. Duel, R. Pidgeon, D. Allen, Teacher Mrs. Mix, B. Corlew. Grade LEFT TO RIGHT- J. Waterhouse, D. Fortner, S. Allen, W. LeBarron, N. Locke, J. Jenkins, T. Dingman, C. McWain, E. Robinson, C. Lemelin, D. Brooks, L. Johnson, T. Pidgeon, C. Hines, S. Kyarsgaaro, T. Bosford, M. LaCasse, J. Lindsey T. Harris, M. Clogston, J. Pidgeon, P. Gilboy, H. Ziegler, J. Williams, T. O'Leary, K. Duel, Teacher: Mr. O'Connor. FRONT- L. Milmore, G. Randall, R. Shiel, C. Wright, K. Liebl. SECOND ROW- W. Barrows, N. Stanton, K. Bennett, R. Davis, D. Mosher, J. Morrison, W. Flansburg, G. Liberty, R. Winslow, W. Werley. THIRD ROW- D. Lathrop, D. Gorham, H. Greenmire, R. Allen, D. Shippee, B. Jenkins, L. Allen, L. Ankney, J. Woodin, Teacher: Mr. Dickens. Special Class FIRST ROW: R. Tucker, C. Allen, E. Dunn, R. Allen, T. Swanson, K. Gebo. SECOND ROW: T. Been, T. Dunn, J. Allen, F. Allen, A. Kathan. THIRD ROW: Teacher: Mrs. MacFarland, S. Visscher. FIRST ROW-J. Hebert, S. Joiner, S. LaBelle, R. Bourdeaux, K. Shattuck, H. Kathan, B. Scoville. SECOND ROW-C. Car- leton, W. Carleton, S. Burt, M. Woodbeck, W. Spencer, M. Carleton, Teacher: Mrs. Polunci. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION The Hadley Luzerne Central School Board of Education consists of Walter Maxfield, Donald Scribner, President Madeleine Beattie, Norman Powers, and Roger Thomas. Thomas Hewitt Administrative Assistant Stuart Townsend Supervising Principal 68 John Castle, Guidance Director 69 SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHERS: ROBERT KAY, HAROLD NEDDO, GEORGE SMITH, ANITA RANADO, and JOHN PICKENS. ENGLISH TEACHERS: JAMES CORKLAND, MATTHEW CLARK, DORA NICKLESS, and MARGARET STEVENSON. Librarians: LOIS ROOT AND ELIZABETH SMITH. School Nurse: ELAINE DUNN; Dental Hygien- iest: KAY GARLEN. LEFT: Industrial Arts Homemaking Teach- ers: DARRELL FINLAYSON, CLARISSA VAR- NEY, AND THOMAS ROACH. Art Teacher: DAVID OTOUPAL. Speech Therapist: COLLEEN KNUTH. Psychologist: R. FLOYD MURDOCK. PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACH- ERS: JERRY TAFT, JACKIE COMEAU, and GEORGE DOHERTY MATHEMATICS TEACHERS: JOHN MANLEY, LINDA POWELL and FRED ROOT. PI K DK SYSTf M Of HCMINTS WITH ARRANGI MI NT Of ILICTRONS IN ‘HII1S AND OMm SCIENCE TEACHERS: JOSEPH TROTTIER, ALBERT ZIMMERMAN, BERNARD FRIDAY, and JACK ABBOTT. Business Education: JACQUELINE WOODS, MARY SULLIVAN MARY PENSa. Music: ELAINE RACETTE, CAROL PARILLO, G ROBERT DAVIS. Educational Communica- tions and Speech: DONALD RACETTE. Science: EDWARD DECKER CAFETERIA STAFF: STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Carrie Deuel, Edith Baker, Mildred Auher, Valerie Fosberry, Marion Haak, Joan Waite. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lela Powers, Ruth Pike, Betty Mudge, Ruth Huffmire, Grace Rawson. CUSTODIAN STAFF-FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Loren Gage, Bob Angel, George Deuel, Dick Prescott; 2nd ROW: Erwin Hill, Jim Pittman, Marion Estell. 73 WALLACE PHILIPS Reading Specialist Student Exchange Our student body grew by four for two weeks as the students pictured on this page left the big city to visit us. In return four of our students lived at their homes and visited their schools. The Hadley-Luzerne students involved in the first two exchanges this year were Cherie Gilles, Joanne Jenkins, Mike Martell and David Cranston. The Student Exchange was a continuation of a pro- ject sponsored by International Paper Company Founda- tion. Susan Placilla of Locust Valley High School, Locust Valley, New York. BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Alan Huberman of Leavittown Memorial High School and Jean Marie Alphano £ Scott Kolber of Locust Valley High School. It Was a Very Between high schoolers decorating the cafeteria Christmas tree to Santa's helper (Pat Graulich) visiting the Queen Anne, there was much merri- ment during the holidays. Merry Christmas! Miss Carol Parillo directed the three choruses seen on this page. The 4th Grade Chorus sang Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella, The First Nowell, G Santa Claus Is Coming To Town. The 5th G 6th Grade Chorus actually started the program with Go Tell It On The Mountain, Willy, Bring Your Little Drum, Don't Wait Till the Night Before Christmas and Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer. The 7th G 8th Grade Girls Chorus sang Winter Wonder- land, The Christmas Song, Silver Bells, and It's Beginning To Look Like Christ- mas. RIGHT: Seventh G Eighth Grade Girls' Chorus. Concert The Senior Band under the direction of Mr. Robert Davis performed Home for Christmas, Rudolph's Christmas Concert, Holi- day on Ice, Do You Hear What I Hear Snow Bells and A Holly Jolly Christmas. Mrs. Elaine Racette directed the Senior High Chorus in O Mary, Where is your Baby, and The Little Drummer Boy. The grand finale under Mrs. Racette's direction was a pantomine and song presenta- tion of ' Twas tge Night Before Christmas. Sharon Winslow was piano accompanist for the Senior Chorus and also for the Fourth Grade Chorus and Seventh Eight Grade Chorus. LEFT TO RIGHT: Deborah Benjamin 5th grade; Lori Hammill and Cindy McWain 6th Graders. Fifth Sixth Grade Chorus members concentrate on one of their number. Soccer ABOVE LEFT, Paul Roberts readies for a kick. ABOVE, Curt Lemelin fights for posses- sion. LEFT, Coach Doherty discusses strategy with the team before second period combat. SOCCER TEAM 1971-72. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Wood, David Crossman, David Ferrell, Richard Shiel Roger Williams, Scott Burdic, Steve LeBarron, Kevin Williams, Fred Gilles, Bruce Locke. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Badyna, Howard Harris, Thomas Zimmerman, Donald White, Merl Allen, Joe Crooks, Claude Wright, Curt Lemelin, Chris Waterhouse, Richard Badyna. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Guy Doubleday, Loren Chase, Mike White, Dan Springer, Hank Nichols, George Doherty, George Pidgeon, Joe Neville, Mike Bourdeau. Soccer Schedule Results Opponent Hadley-Luzerne Johnsburg Hartford Warrensburg Hudson Falls South Glens Falls Johnsburg Hartford Warrensburg Hudson Falls South Glens Falls Hoosic Valley 2 1 0 0 1 2 1 3 3 0 4 1 2 4 1 0 0 4 7 1 0 0 81 ■ 1 FOOTBALL TEAM 1971-72. LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW: Albert Allen, Dave Tucker, Greg Thomas. 2nd ROW. . . Bob Washburn, Myron Tucker, Tim Mahr, George VanDusen. 3rd ROW. . . Kip Wilson, Dale Dingman, Greg Washburn, Keith Rand, Mike Bosford, Jim Morgan. SEATED: Justin Hoffman, Wayne Allison, Randy Thomas, Bruce Croissant, Leon Chase, Jim Jenkins, Dave Nizolek, Ken Barrows. Football Schedule Results Lake George vs Hadley-Luzerne 52-14 Fort Ann vs Hadley-Luzerne 36-12 Argyle vs Hadley-Luzerne 18-28 Salem vs Hadley-Luzerne 60-14 Warrensburgh vs Hadley-Luzerne 62-38 Our Record 2 wins 4 losses Tied for 4th place with Warrensburg 82 Football Quarterback Leon Chase gets away a pass. BELOW: Bmce Croissant awaits a bullet from Chase. T VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1971-72. KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Bourdeau, Joe Neville, Curt Lemelin, Leon Chase, Randy Thomas, Loren Chase. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Ed Decker, Dale Dingman, Max Harrington, Bruce Croissant, Larry Deming, Jim Jenkins, Cliff Wilson. Missing from picture David Nizolek. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1971-72. KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike White, Howard Harris, Mike Waite, Dale Wood, Leonard Terricone. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Meyers, Scott Burdick, Greg Hayes, George Doherty, Scott York, Donald White. Team spirit, drive, cooperation.. . the by-words of Hadley Luzerne's Eagles on the basketball court. Cheerleaders The Football Cheerleaders under the direction of Mrs. Mary Pensel include LETT TO RIGHT, SITTING: Lori Lemelin, Beth Baker, Linda Meyer. SECOND ROW: Janis Bennett, Pam Rollman, Shawn Washburn, Jill White, Debi Fiero. THIRD ROW: Denise Salmon, Patty West, Rosemarie Sanders, Robin Farnsworth. Mrs. Powell, Mr. Pickens, G Mr. Manley are among the teachers judging cheerleader tryouts. Mrs. Pensel watches as Mr. Racette finishes his cheer at a pep rally. 1971-1972 Picture BELOW shows Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders including FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Shawn Washburn, Barb Brewer, Cindy Sanders. 2nd ROW, Debbie Shiel G Ann Blakely, 3rd ROW, Lorie Suidy, Pam Rollman, Jana Pincheon. Linda Meyer is on Top. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders include LEFT ROW. . . (BACK TO FRONT) Rosemarie Sanders, Patty West, Lori Lemelin and Beth Baker. RIGHT ROW (BACK TO FRONT) Jill White, Debbie Gogan, Janis Bennett, and Denise Salmon. Debi Fiero is in the middle. Honor Society LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Priscilla Newton, Kathy Evens, Patty West, Pam Rollman, Ann Blakely, Kathy Le- Baron, Kathy Fry, Dawn Waite. 2nd ROW: Jane Wendell, Sharon Winslow, Darlene Randall, George Pidgeon, Debbie Allen, Kevin Williams, John Webber, Tom Zimmerman, Kevin Denton. 3rd ROW: Ken Barrows, John Meinrenken, George Doherty, Mike Martell, Cheryl Thomas. The Honor Society initiated a drive at Christmas time Because Mrs. White's class brought in the that netted over 1100 cans of food for the needy in the most cans of food as a single class, Cheryl Thomas area. awarded them with a pinata. A D V E R T I S E M E N T S Congratulations to the Class of '72 MR. MRS. ARTHUR S. BREWER AND MR. MRS. CRAIG A. REUKAUF Harmonize The World SWEET ADELINES Adirondack Chapter PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Floyd Andrus Jr. Mr. Mrs. Charles D. Bancroft Mr. Mrs. Bergeron Mrs. Nancy Brock Mr. Mrs. Earl Brown Family Mr. Mrs. Francis Bourdeau Sr. Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Carpenter Mr. Mrs. John J. Castle Mr. Mrs. John T. Cheyer Mr. Mrs. Carl Colson Mr. Mrs. Phillip Comeau Mr. Mrs. James Corkland Mr. Mrs. Ronald Dickens Mr. Mrs. Harold Diehl Mr. Mrs. Guy Doubleday Mr. Mrs. Thomas G. Dunn Mr. Mrs. Willard Eastwood Jr. Mr. Mrs. Jack Fazio Michael Mrs. Pat Feulner Sons Mrs. Fran Fiero Mr. Mrs. Richard Garlen Mr. Mrs. William Gonyea Mr. Mrs. James Hamm Mr. Mrs. Leonard Hammond Mr. Mrs. George W. Hehr Mr. Mrs. Justin Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Howard Holland Mr. Mrs. Henry Howe Wayne Mr. Mrs. Paul C. Hull Mr. Mrs. Henry A. Kahr Mr. Mrs. Robert Kay Mr. Mrs. Ralph Krueger Family Mr. Mrs. John Manley Mr. Mrs. Glenn L. McCullough Mr. Mrs. Fred Meinrenken Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Meyer Mr. Mrs. William R. Meyer Mrs. A. C. Mix Mr. Mrs. Douglas Mudge Girls Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy Son Mr. Mrs. Byron Newton Mr. Mrs. Dennis O’Connor Mr. Mrs. David J. Otoupal Mrs. William Parker Mr. Mrs. Donald G. Pensel Mr. Mrs. John Petro Mr. Mrs. Tom Quinlan Mr. Mrs. Donald Racette Mr. Mrs. Donald J. Randall Mr. Mrs. Boyce D. Rawson, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Craig Reukauf Mr. Mrs. Hugh Richards Mr. Mrs. Rolland Rogillard Mr. Mrs. Clyde Rollman Mr. Mrs. Cortland Ross Rev. Mrs. Ralph Seaman Mr. Mrs. Neil Sesselman Mr. Mrs. John R. Shattuck Mr. Mrs. Frank J. Sirchia, Jr. Mr. Mrs. David Smead Miss A. Elizabeth Smith Mr. Mrs. George Smith Mr. Mrs. Ernest Sullivan Mr. Mrs. B. Thornquist Mr. Mrs. Bernard Tracy Mr. M rs. Charles Traver Mr. Mrs. Norman Trudell Mr. Mrs. Marvin Van Duren Mr. Mrs. Ronald Van Schenkhof Mrs. Clarissa Varney Mr. Mrs. Arthur Wendell Mr. Mrs. Ernest White Mr. Mrs. Albert Winslow Mr. Mrs. Corliss Wood Dot Bannin Vivian M. Bennett Helen Dave Brown Rita, Harry Diane Cronin Anthony Denino Tony Pat Finelli Alfred Fontaine Frank Marie Gardner Myron Harrington Tricia Graulich Mary Lou Hayes Ellen Heckleman Wallie Gertrude Hewston Bob Jean Kay Francis LaPier Rick Brenda Lathrop James William Lawlev Kevin Lawlev Don Pat Liebl David Madden The Matuszak Family Donald Measack The Newton Family Frank Reckzugel Carol Roberts Bernie Russell Bev Bob Ryan Catherine Smead Junior Tubbs Joseph Urbanke Duane Walker Steve Boutelle Jill White 90 Congratulations and a successful future to Graduates of Class of’72 Best wishes to the Class of’72 PAPER CITY PHARMACY from 515 Palmer Avenue Corinth, N.Y. BORMAN FUELS PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Darrell Finlayson Father Pratt Hollis Blanch Wood Janis Deb Young Mike Bovee Dale Gardner Schultz Ree Leo Gloria John Terry Debbie Gary John Terry ‘72’ John Kathy Connie Joe Carlene Paul Compliments to the Class of’72 from the STONY CREEK YARN SHOPPE International Paper Company Foundation Aid To Secondary Eduation A working relationship bwtween International Paper Company and the public schools in its mill communities ( it is ) a partnership unparalled in the history of industry and education. - The School Executive Program sixteen years old this school year. It continues to provide seed money money outside the regular tax-supported budget-- for experiments, trying new ideas , looking for new techniques. Programs submitted by the schools for approval by the Foundation. The entire program coordinated by Teachers College, Columbia University. INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY CORINTH. NEW VORK 12822 Compliments of BRINER'S STORE Stony Creek, N.Y. Best wishes to the Class of’72 Ethel Randall Knowlton Congratulations Class of ’72 STONY CREEK LODGE SHADY LAWN Stony Creek, N.Y. Host Lil Cac Russell Congratulations Compliments of WINSLOW’ STORE Stony Creek, N.Y. Monday through Sunday 7:00 A.M. —9:30 P.M. CARL REED CARL COLSON CONSTRUCTION WORK General Contractor 2336 Lake Avenue Lake Luzerne, New York Telephone 696-2320 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 JIM THE FLOP 1ST 414 Palmer Ave. Corinth, N.Y. Congratulations to our daughter Tricha and the whole Senior class POTASH INN CABINS KINGSLEY’S FOOD MARKET Palmer Avenue Corinth, New York WALTER HASTINGS Sales Service Homelite — Yardman — Wheelhorse Auto — Ski 4229 Hadley Road, Stony Creek T V B E N N E T T Great Going Class of’72 F U R N I T U U R E 4 Saratoga Ave. Corinth 654-3325 Congratulations Class of’72 HARRY BALA’S CONSTRUCTION CO. R.D. 2 Corinth, N.Y. 12822 “We start your home and pave your way.” Compliments of WINDSOR G. COTE AGENCY. INC. HILLTOP GROCERY VARIETY All forms of INSURANCE Service with a Smile 654-9021 H.F. Crannel Prop. Ph. 696-3065 94 Main St. P.O. Box 726 Corinth, N.Y. 12822 JACK ROBINSON Compliments of Insurance Real Estate HUDSON GROVE TRADING POST 246 Main Street Mary Jerry Manganiello Corinth, N.Y. 12822 Phone 654-3115 Lake Luzerne, New York Best wishes to Graduates Best Wishes BETTY J. CRANSTON Graduating Class of’72 Licensed Real Estate Broker ROAM IN 2085 Lake Ave. Lake Luzerne, N.Y. George Cohen, Prop. RUSSELL’S PHARMACY MOSHER HARDWARE INC. I River Slreel Corinth, New York Corinth, New York Compliment of ARTHUR WHITE SON INC. 3 Hamilton Avenue Corinth, New York Compliments of GEORGE’S GUN SHOP KEN’S ARCO 112 Maple Street Corinth, New York 101 Main Street Corinth, New York General Repairs, Kenneth Weaton. Proprietor ALLEN AUTO SUPPLY 121 Main Street Corinth, New York c Richard G. Sehlmeyer • Lie Real Estate Broker • 5791 Bridge Street, Lake Luzerne, New York AC-518 696-2442 I Best of everything to the Class of 1972 EVANS INSURANCE AGENCY CABIN IN THE PINES RESTAURANT Best Wishes from Dotti and Eli Italian-American Food KNOTTY PINE DINER EGGLESTON’S LAKE LUZERNE LAUNDROMAT Compliments of 32 Washers 11 Dryers R. J. WATERHOUSE Coin-Operated 1933 Lake Ave. Lake Luzerne Marge Fran Eggleston Congratulations to the Class of 1972 LAKE LUZERNE HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Mr. Mrs. Edward Eyer With Best Wishes io the Class of 1972 ARMSTRONG’S GARAGE MOTEL Open All Year Phone: 518-696-2249 Best Wishes from RANCHETTE MOTEL ROARING BROOK RANCH RESORT Rt. 9N-Luzerne Road Lake George, N. Y. 12845 Peggy Karl Lindahl Your Hosts Housekeeping Facilities Best Wishes To The Class of 1972 FRANK’S IGA FOODLINER Lake Luzerne, New York AT IGA WE REALLY CARE THE VILLAGE STORE Best Wishes BRASS BUCKET SNACK BAR Best Wishes From RUSTIC INN and HALF MILE RANCH In The Heart of the Ranch Country ROUTE 9N LAKE LUZERNE, N Y. Ken Williams Dining — Dancing TOTEM INN ED LORETTA’S RESTAURANT CHEZ SOPHIE Hadley, N.Y. RESTAURANT Compliments of SEBALD’S MOTEL CABINS TALL PINES 3182 Lake Avenue CAMPSITE Lake Luzerne Lake Luzerne, N.Y. — Open All Year — 3205 Lake Avenue STONE’S PHARMACY COUNTRY CORNER Compliments of COFFEE SHOP CHARLES D. BANCROFT Main Street Lake Luzerne Concrete Products Hadley, N.Y. 696-3213 Compliments of Best wishes to the LAKE LUZERNE MOTEL Graduating Class of 1972 2210 Lake Avenue Lettie Roger Saheim 696-3012 PRINCESS BEAUTY SHOP Mr. Mrs. David Smead JENKINS GROCERY Small enough to know you. Big enough to serve you” Waterfront Housekeeping Cottages Rec Room — Beach — Shuffleboard Table Tennis HARRIS GROCERY THE ELMS Flo Art Brunelle Loren and Alice Prop. Complete line of groceries meats, frozen food, gifts, and knick knacks Rowboats— Picnic Areas— Playground Horseshoes Phone 054-8871 CORINTH AQUARIUM WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF TROPICAL FISH AND SUPPLIES Corner W. Maple St. and Parie Ave. CORINTH. N. Y. Lake Luzerne COMPLETE SERVICE FACILITIES ON ALL MAKES Body Shop — Tune Up — Line Up Towing Service PARKER S GARAGE M. S. Waldron Main Street 696-2481 Lake Luzerne Office 696-2322 STARZEC Residence 696-2042 AGWAY CLYDE W. ROLLMAN Fuels; Supplies for Home Farm Garden Insurance For All Your Needs Hadley, N.Y. 696-2122 Rockwell St. Hadley, N. Y. 12835 Compliments of ROLLMAN’S JOSEPH WHITE TRUCKING Grocery Texaco Station Hadley, New York Hadley, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of’72 THE RED DEER TRADERS 1 Mile South of Luzerne on Route 9N Hadley, N.Y.