Hancock Central Hgih School - Chehocton Yearbook (Hancock, NY)

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Standing: Miss-Doolittle, D. Adams, G. Smith, R. Msrtz, J. Johnson, R. Stones, B. Stevens, L. Hughes, S. English, V. Faiyle, J. Cahill, G. Bennett, E. Salvatore, R. Tyler, H. Dirig, B. Richey, Mr. MacDonald. Seated: B. Smith, V. Severt, A. Faigle, W. Wormuth, Editor D. Ferris, J. Brannon, H. Hempstead, M. Schaefer, G. Gisoldi, M. Salvatore, E. Cook, A. Knapp, A. Salvatore . All the fun of the school year and its work, the people who have moved to it and away from it, the ones who have received honors, and those who hold important offices in the clubs of the school, the work of these clubs, and the various projects of the different departments of the school, the senior play, the recitals, the advent of the kindergarten turtle, the snowball casualties, those who have perfect attendance, and the headline days when school is out because of snow, these, and all the other events which pack our school days, the JOURNALISM CLUB strives to record in its FLASH column, printed each week in the Hancock Herald, and its magazine the SPOTLIGHT published several times a year through the cooperation of the Commercial Department. This year's editor, Miss Dorothy Ferris, with her staff and her reporters and typists has done an excellent Job in making this year's record fairly accurate and complete. 26 I