Adams Center High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Adams Center, NY)

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I, Vernon Johnson, do will the gum underneath the agriculture tables to Mr. Cooper. Good luck and good chewing. I, James Judson, do will Gertrude, my truck to anyone who can handle her. I, Dave Kellogg, do will my ability to get stuck at the appropriate times to Bob LeFevre I, Bill Kellogg, do will my ability to get to the Corners on those nice afternoons to anyone who likes to make up the time. I, Benny Kenyon, do will my books to anyone who can use them better than I. I, Fred Knapp, do will my outstanding ability to pass history tests, even though I never read a word, to David Marriot, in hopes that he can do the same. I, Linda Knowlton, do will my art ability to Jerry Merrill. I, Alton Lawrence, do will a back seat for Jack Elmer's car so I won't have to drive him around. I, Edwin Miner, do will my friendship with Joseph P. Kelly to Vic Brown. I, Bill Obrist, do will my ability to get along with Coach Hasseler in gym class to Bob Miner. I, Bill Parks, do will one U N L. wrestling uniform to my brother, Allan, for next year. I, Barbara Porter, do will my love of creative sports to Rosie Sweet in hopes that she will have as much fun from them as 1 have had. I, Pat Prouty, do will my English IV Literature Book to anyone who can stay awake during the teaching of Macbeth. I, Carl Ramsey, do will my draft card to Ron Damon. I, Caroline Richards, do will to Candy Dixon one lollypop slightly used. I, Tom Roach, do will my curl to Alfy. I, Patti Robbins, do will my typewriter in the commercial room to Sandy Townsend so that she may do Mr. Salim's typing next year. I, Elsie Shaw, do will my understanding of Macbeth” to anyone who can understand it better than I did. I, Janice Smith, do will my ability to be teased to anyone who can withstand it. I, David Sorenson, do will my locker to my brother Mike who might make better use of it than I did. I, Donna Stafford, do will my shorthand ability to Theresa Aubin. 1, Dave Taylor, do will my permission for Junior to watch our T.V. anytime Ron does. I, Bob Taylor, do will my ability in World History to Francis Williams. I, Larry Tracy, do will some of my mathematical ability to Dick Haller. I, Gloria Tracy, do will my ton of books to Linda Downs in hopes that she will carry them higher than I did. I, Sharon Townsend, do will my seat in the office to anyone who gets caught chewing gum and being late to class as much as I do. I, Pat Tubolino, do will to Eunice Smith my sugar shag records and my financial interest in American Bandstand. I, Walt Tyo, do will a blue Studebaker to Bud LeFevre so he will never have to borrow his dad's car. I, Barbara Tiff, do will my quietness to Jack Elmer so he will stay out of trouble in English class. I, Linda Vout, do will my collection of mallow cup cards to Lori OYong. I, Joyce Whitford, do will my ability in math to anyone who likes it as well as I have. I, Nancy Williams, do will my cooking ability to my sister Sandy in hopes that she will make good use of it. I, Kay Williams, do will my snorthand book to anyone foolish enough to take it. 69

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Class Will We, the Senior Class of Adams Center Central School, Town of Adams and Rodman, County of Jefferson, and the State of New York, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine, being of sound mind and body, do make, publish, and declare this our last WILL and TESTAMENT, in the manner following: Article I TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION: We wish to express our sincere appreciation for providing this oppor- tunity for us to receive our education which has made us better qualified to meet the problems which we will encounter when we leave the portals of Adams Center Central School. We will always be proud of this high school. Article II TO THE FACULTY: We wish to express our whole-hearted thanks to the members of the faculty for all they have done for us through our years of learning. It is only through your able guidance, patience, understanding, cooperation, and kindness that we have been able to attain our goals. Your smiling faces will always have a special place in our hearts. Article III TO THE PARENTS: We express our thanks for making it possible for us to receive an education. We realize the sacrifices that you have made so that we could reach this goal on our way to maturity. We hope that we have lived up to your hopes and expectations for our school years. Article IV I, Sylvia Aubin, do will my ability in mathematics to my sister, Theresa. I, Diane Avery, do will my ability to do book reports for Mrs. Maltby to Sharon Harrington. I, Dave Barney, do will my ability to carry on warm debates with a certain male faculty member to Bud LeFevre. I, Bonnie Buchanan, do will my unused study hall seat to Mike Obrist. I, Wayne Chamberlain, do will my parking space to anyone who wants to get out ahead of the buses. I, Norman Cisco, do will my wrestling ability to any junior who likes it as much as I do. I, Pat Clark, do will my chewing gum collection to Eunice Smith in hopes that she will be able to use it next year. I. Audrey Cramer, do will my ability to obtain so many dishes of apple goodie to Donna Buchanan, knowing that she likes it as well as I do. I, Barbara Cruzan, do will my ability to get on the honor roll to Sherry Wilson in hopes that she may do the same in the future. I, Rebecca Daly, do will my ability to play the piccolo in the band to Sally Waite in hopes that she will do better than 1 did. I, Leonard Douglas, do will to Pat Homer (Holihan) my ability to get along with people (girls). I, Frank Folino, do will my cheerful smile to some of the teachers. I, Leon Gordinier, do will my criminal records in the office to Carolyn Whitford. I, Margaret Hazelwood, do will a pack of paper to Ron Damon in hopes that he won't have to borrow all next year. I, Ralph Howard, do will all my French books to anyone who will appreciate them more than I did. 68

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Quite unexpectedly sometime we may hear the sweet strains of Santa Lucia. I think we shall never get so far away in time and place that our hearts will not swell and our eyes grow misty with memories. Our lips will instinctively form the words of our Alma Mater, the song that has bound us together in a fellowship, the unity of which can never be broken. The ACCS Alma Mater--tune: Santa Lucia To Central High School dear Gayly we're singing. Blended in loyalty, our voices ringing-- True hearts will bring to thee Boundless devotion, And it will ever be deep as the ocean. CHORUS: Gold as the rising sun, blue as the azure sky, Colors that we'll hold in memory, Lead us to victory. Sing for the gold and blue-- To them we'll e'er be true. Colors that we’ll always honor, Cheer for old Central. In all our striving, keep e'er before us Memories of Central High Her banner o’er us. And when we play the game, give each endeavor For Alma Mater's fame, Cherish it ever.