Saranac Lake High School - Annual Yearbook (Saranac Lake, NY)

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1- T School Bell A Weekly Publication or the Saranac Lake Public Schools Ann TenEyck 8z Merry Turgeon Co-Editors-in-Chief :KY MCGILLSGIQ Promises cuooico ClLTallg on Varieiltems . meeting held in Room 100, McGill was elected fire chief Saranac Lake High School Squad Thomas Finnegan, of ingdale, is captain of the first Richard Better: is captain .second floor, and Floyd On Monday, September 29, there will be a rummage sale in the Special Class. This sale wil be held before school in the morning and afternoon. It wil continue all week Qn sale will be jewelry, dis-hes glasses, toys, lammhades, puzzles, pooketbooks, and many other ar- r MAKES PLA S At a meeting held last week, the Student Council organized the work which lies ahead ot them during the current school year. Homeroom representatives on the council have been busy selling Poin ts Keith T. Ellenwood, self-sty reformed alcoholic, gave a to the junior and senior highs-oi student body on 'I'0morro Alcoholics. -Mr. captain of the third floor. members admitted tn..the the exit lights are on, and assigned seats so that ir f a fire drill or of an air ey will be in proper loca- check the danger of panic. Ai-nterence between the fire ticles tqo numerous to mention- Nothing wil.l.b4L-elf' -'W' i 5, Student Association tickets ,to the studentrott senior wird' School Bell fflff G Hott Wilcott Farringlfm- td, per yea: 14,000 men and wc ' ' E. l'l05'T' Rurk' ' V Dal ham Nesbitt, ' t 1 ' ' , H. Mqpfe, G. Xioodrult. Q Q H W . Wallace. t e N -' 4 Q is no ony increa departrneht Back- rowg p:3glertgl,fF?olter. EQYFCIUBH. Qurgan. QP--garggggilirilegell. Callahan. E. biililth-gli! 301g the Victims, are any F'lQZ'm'g,f,l0 Nlerkel B. Woodruff. Ftalbxrd. ,saga 1-Jerome Tmgeon. Mrs. Parsons. en , . mn? alsqitm wh school a an. S- - ' - Q -, boper. A ' O V W1 grea . B, llxer.. DUPW? squad to S99 row: Bralickmarln' f ' . Altman. steam. out in' case 4 Mitchell. sr. Cla1r.ClanC!- None., -at-.iyrano Paul Parsons. treas- One alcoholic BQVEFSC-LY affe It just tits perfectly! ufef- ten people. This brings up the tx members of the These are but a few of the many Beverly 5096! even higher. Not only does the check all exits regularly, happy exclamaggns hem-d in the Grade 10 coholic suffer, but the family halls of the high school last Wed- nesday. This was because, in me smu. s'rUnEN'r TICKETS opinion of the Class' of '54, fthe .During the past week members nicest rings ever knovm had ar- of the Student Council have been rived. , selling Student Association tickets The juniors had good reason to to -the senior 'high school. Already the alcoholic suffers also. Out the fifty-five million people v are being adversely affected, agree that this could be avoid No one has to be an alcohnhcj some people can't help tlmuel'

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,,p-,Y -. 4. - 7 1 '- 7 A'+ -A'-Ji A'-61 A'--'v'S'f'i.f5 ' mmf Fill! THE SENIOR CLASS Of SARANAC LAKE HIGH SCHOOL Presents 'THE L H 1'1'1'LE DOG LAUGHEDH 7 A THREE-ACT COMEDY by Q3-5 VERA AND KEN TARPLEY Produced by special arrangement with Row, Peterson, and Company, Evanston, Illinois, and White Plains, New York Directed by RUBY M. BAKER AND HAROLD YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Saturday, Na Q Seated Clark Main VI Young Back row Stalbl d Te Elglk aoslaflcocioxlj ll3E115euG?a d Parsons LeRoy Floppy Woodruff Smith S att Hurlburi m