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Nine of the 25 members of the [[Saranac%20Lake%20High%20School|Saranac Lake High School]] class of 1916 would soon serve in some capacity in the war. The names of those recognized on [[Church%20Street|Church Street]]’s [[World%20War%20I%20Veterans|World War I Memorial]] for their service are asterisked.  
Nine of the 25 members of the [[Saranac Lake High School|Saranac Lake High School]] class of 1916 would soon serve in some capacity in the war. The names of those recognized on [[Church Street|Church Street]]’s [[World War I Veterans|World War I Memorial]] for their service are asterisked.  


[[File:SLHS%20Class%20of%201916.jpg|SLHS%20Class%20of%201916.jpg]]</img>[[File:SLHS%20Class%20of%201916.jpg|thumb||Exhibit panels were designed by Karen Davidson, [[http://www.davidsondesigninc.com/|Davidson Designs]], Lake Placid. ]]  [[Gibson%20Ramsay|Gibson Ramsay]]  
[[File:SLHS Class of 1916.jpg|SLHS Class of 1916.jpg]]</img>[[File:SLHS Class of 1916.jpg|thumb||Exhibit panels were designed by Karen Davidson, [[http://www.davidsondesigninc.com/|Davidson Designs]], Lake Placid. ]]  [[Gibson Ramsay|Gibson Ramsay]]  


[[John%20Dolan|John Dolan]]*  
[[John Dolan|John Dolan]]*  


[[Henry%20Collins|Henry Collins]],* Class President  
[[Henry Collins|Henry Collins]],* Class President  


[[George%20Tremble|George Tremble]]*  
[[George Tremble|George Tremble]]*  


[[Dorchester%20Everett|Dorchester Everett]]*  
[[Dorchester Everett|Dorchester Everett]]*  


  ''Second row'' –  
  ''Second row'' –  


[[Marian%20Bigelow|Marian Bigelow]]  
[[Marian Bigelow|Marian Bigelow]]  


[[Mildred%20Stewart|Mildred Stewart]]  
[[Mildred Stewart|Mildred Stewart]]  


[[Mary%20Carey|Mary Carey]]  
[[Mary Carey|Mary Carey]]  


[[Miss%20Van%20Buskirk|Miss Van Buskirk]]  
[[Miss Van Buskirk|Miss Van Buskirk]]  


[[Muriel%20Elliott|Muriel Elliott]]  
[[Muriel Elliott|Muriel Elliott]]  


[[Mareline%20Forster|Mareline Forster]]  
[[Mareline Forster|Mareline Forster]]  


[[Katherine%20Dolan|Katherine Dolan]], Valedictorian  
[[Katherine Dolan|Katherine Dolan]], Valedictorian  


''Third row'' –  
''Third row'' –  


[[Evelyn%20Munn|Evelyn Munn]]  
[[Evelyn Munn|Evelyn Munn]]  


[[Carrie%20Homburger|Carrie Homburger]], Salutarian  
[[Carrie Homburger|Carrie Homburger]], Salutarian  


[[Pauline%20Hastings|Pauline Hastings]]  
[[Pauline Hastings|Pauline Hastings]]  


[[Gerald%20Wilson|Gerald Wilson]]  
[[Gerald Wilson|Gerald Wilson]]  


[[Dorothy%20Selfridge|Dorothy Selfridge]]  
[[Dorothy Selfridge|Dorothy Selfridge]]  


[[Irene%20De%20Lisle|Irene De Lisle]]  
[[Irene De Lisle|Irene De Lisle]]  


  ''Back row'' –  
  ''Back row'' –  


[[Phelps%20Bigelow|Phelps Bigelow]]  
[[Phelps Bigelow|Phelps Bigelow]]  


[[Nelson%20Johnson|Nelson Johnson]]*  
[[Nelson Johnson|Nelson Johnson]]*  


[[Harold%20Buckley|Harold Buckley]]*  
[[Harold Buckley|Harold Buckley]]*  


[[Arthur%20Garwood|Arthur Garwood]]*  
[[Arthur Garwood|Arthur Garwood]]*  


[[Richard%20Croake|Richard Croake]]*  
[[Richard Croake|Richard Croake]]*  


[[Ralph%20Coleman|Ralph Coleman]]*  
[[Ralph Coleman|Ralph Coleman]]*  


[[Walter%20Duffy%2C%20Sr.|Walter Duffy, Sr.]] <h3>
[[Walter Duffy%2C Sr.|Walter Duffy, Sr.]] <h3>


'''The Draft''' Before 1917, many young men, eager to serve, signed up as ambulance drivers in Europe, or crossed the border to serve in the Canadian Army. Once the U.S. entered the war, there was a rush to enlist, but still more men were needed. On June 5, 1917, the first registration for the draft was held, for all men between the ages of 21 and 31. The draft ensured that many boys who graduated high school in 1916 or before would serve in World War One.  
'''The Draft''' Before 1917, many young men, eager to serve, signed up as ambulance drivers in Europe, or crossed the border to serve in the Canadian Army. Once the U.S. entered the war, there was a rush to enlist, but still more men were needed. On June 5, 1917, the first registration for the draft was held, for all men between the ages of 21 and 31. The draft ensured that many boys who graduated high school in 1916 or before would serve in World War One.  


'''Next: [[WW%20I%20-%20SLHS%20Class%20of%201918|WW I - SLHS Class of 1918]]''' </h3>
'''Next: [[WW I - SLHS Class of 1918|WW I - SLHS Class of 1918]]''' </h3>

Revision as of 12:07, 23 December 2025


Nine of the 25 members of the Saranac Lake High School class of 1916 would soon serve in some capacity in the war. The names of those recognized on Church Street’s World War I Memorial for their service are asterisked.

SLHS Class of 1916.jpg</img>

Exhibit panels were designed by Karen Davidson, [Designs], Lake Placid.

Gibson Ramsay

John Dolan*

Henry Collins,* Class President

George Tremble*

Dorchester Everett* 

Second row –

Marian Bigelow

Mildred Stewart

Mary Carey

Miss Van Buskirk

Muriel Elliott

Mareline Forster

Katherine Dolan, Valedictorian

Third row –

Evelyn Munn

Carrie Homburger, Salutarian

Pauline Hastings

Gerald Wilson

Dorothy Selfridge

Irene De Lisle 

Back row –

Phelps Bigelow

Nelson Johnson*

Harold Buckley*

Arthur Garwood*

Richard Croake*

Ralph Coleman*

Walter Duffy, Sr.

The Draft Before 1917, many young men, eager to serve, signed up as ambulance drivers in Europe, or crossed the border to serve in the Canadian Army. Once the U.S. entered the war, there was a rush to enlist, but still more men were needed. On June 5, 1917, the first registration for the draft was held, for all men between the ages of 21 and 31. The draft ensured that many boys who graduated high school in 1916 or before would serve in World War One. Next: WW I - SLHS Class of 1918

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