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

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We Take Pride In Our Then as now, work about the mill busi- nesses was a key to the local economy. The Yearbook Staff expresses apprecia- tion to Mr. Lester Thomas and the Hadley Luzerne Historical Society for these photographs. ABOVE we see the ole covered bridge in Hadley that spans the Sacandaga River. This is before the erection of the Bow Bridge. ABOVE picture is not too many years after the Civil War. Just as our Nation has a proud heritage, we can look with pride at our local surroundings. Much hard work, common sense and plenty of effort has been done by our area fore- fathers in the development of our townships and specifically our school district. Ice and logs in the bay at Lake Luzerne during the winter of 1906-07 are seen TO THE RIGHT.

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Hi-Lights 1976 Hadley Luzerne Central Lake Luzerne, N. Y. With the Bicentennial upon us the 1976 Yearbook Staff proudly calls your attention to a brief look at our com- munity's past. Then LEFT--The Wayside Inn built Swiss style by Col. B. C. Butler in 1869 stood where the current elemen- tary and high school now are found Now YEARBOOK STAFF--Vicki Allen, Editor Mr. Donald Racette, Advisor Ginger Aldrich, Penny Berg, Karen Bourdeau, Ron Brown, Ed Bus, Lois Carleton Denise Clute, Cheryl Cohen, Geraldine Dingman, Diane Doubleday, Dawn Fortner, Dale Gardner, Duane Gebo, Laura Hoffman, Linda Hoffman, Anna Johnson, Diana Leclerc, Joanne LeMay, Geraldine Magliulo, Tim McSweeney, Doug Moore, Kathy Nevins, Laura Newton, Kathy Petrone, John Roche, Charles Rowell, Dorothy Stone, Dawn Waterhouse, Ingrid Williams, Audrey Wisell, Nan Wright, Patricia Zimmermann. In addition to those listed above we thank the other students, faculty and community per- sonnel who have supported this endeavor with bits and pieces of time and labor. It is a labor of love and we hope this memory book will recall to you each time you read it the wonderful times at H-L.

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Past And Look To Future Memories ■ At the turn of the cen- tury, oc- casional trains un- loaded at the Hadley terminal. Hard Work Hard Play Made Up Each The Union Bag and Paper Co. was one of two major employers. Some re- mains of this this huge mill can be found by the waters at the junction of the Hud- son and Sacandaga.