Adams High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Adams, NY)

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CLASSES SK. IOHS First Row. left to right: Elaine Robarge. Edith Dickinson, Lois Porter, June Ebdon; Second Row: Avis Howe Catherine Wldrlck. Richard LaLone, James Bezner, Richard Pearson, Ann DeMarse. Hazel Remington: Third Row: Perry Fowler, Flovd Brigham. George Babcock. Eugenia Fredenburg, Mrs. Howard, Peggy Patrick, Lyle Gillette. Ron- ald, Heald, Fredrick Marti: Fourth row: Bill Freeman. David 1 redale. David Bundy. IOd Wise. (Jerald Richardson. Bill Hewitt, Lloyd Miller. .11 MOHS First Row. left to right: Helen Remington, Marcia Dickinson Kathryn Groves. Kathleen Murphy. Mary Kehoe; Second Row: Joyce Oderkirk, Sylvia Nichols, Ann Priest, Marie Fllson, Jane Adams. Ruth Reeves. June Dowker: Third Row: Leslie Sprague, Dick Heald. Virgil Robarge. Ray Berry. Miss Reed. Willemlna Reed, Ida Shelmidine, Janice Dilla- huugh, Marilyn Brown: Fourth Row: Bob Miller. Ed Heinrich, Carl Trowbridge, Steve Burns. Bruce Crast. John Taylor. Bob Leuzc. 12 ]

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CLASS OF ’53 HISTORY In 1940 the original members of this Senior Class entered, for the first time, the walls of this school. Of the number only six remain. They are James Bezner. David Bundy, Ann DeMarsc. Hazel Remington, Richard LaLone and Richard Pearson. In first grade Ronald Hcald. David Iredale, Lloyd Miller and Elaine Robarge joined the class. Thomas Lyng joined us in second grade and remained in the ranks until the last part of our freshman year. Eugenia Fredenburg joined us in the third grade as did George Babcock, William Hewitt, Fred Marti, Peggy Patrick and Lois Porter in the fourth. We continued through the fifth with no additions to our ranks, hut in the sixth. Gilbert Hemsley, Avis Howe, Alice Moore Kugut and Gerald Richardson were added to our growing group. Gilbert Hemsley remained with us until we became juniors. As fresh- men our group was again increased by the addition of Edith Dickinson. June Ebdon and the wild men from Lorraine, Floyd Brigham. Perry' Fowler. Lyle Gillette and Edward Wise. The only other member to join our class in the freshman year was Charles Burgdorff who came after about ten weeks. William Freeman became a member of this class in our junior year, and remained with us until called into the service of his country in March of 1953. Our four years have been marked with many hard struggles, but somehow with the help of our faculty we have managed to reach this last year in A.H.S. Our class has worked hard, not only at their studies but at the numerous class activities. In our freshman year we elected Thomas Lyng our President, James Bezner Vice-President. Richard Pearson Secretary, and Eugenia Fredenburg Treasurer. Our class advisor was Mr. Smith. In the sophomore year our officers were Richard Pearson President, June Ebdon Vice-President, David Bundy Secretary, and Edith Dickinson Treasurer. Our adviser was Coach Pate. Our class officers for our important junior year were Edith Dickinson President, Richard Pearson Vice-President, David Bundy Secretary and Peggy Patrick Treasurer. Our class adviser was Miss Reed. In this year two very important events occurred. The first was receiving our class rings which we had ordered at the end of our sophomore year and the second was the Junior Prom. We were the first class in some time to make a real success of it. The king and queen were A1 Shelmidine and Ann LaLone. At first it didn’t seem possible that we were really seniors but we soon got over that. We elected James Bezner President, Richard LaLone Vice-President. Ann De Marse Secretary, and Richard Pearson Treasurer. Mrs. Howard is our class adviser. • As we look back over the years of school, particularly the last four years, we begin in a small measure to understand what is meant by the saying The school years are the best years of your life. To us it means the class suppers, the dances, the senior plays, the friendships that have been formed in these short years, the teams we have played on or cheered for and many other things that are too nu- merous to mention. But where ever we go we will all take lasting memories of A.H.S., the greatest little school in the world. f II J

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CLASSES SOPII OMOIt KS First Row, left to right: Daphna Vrooman, Nancy Farrand, Shirley Tamblln. Florence Schofield, Ann Remington, Shirley Marti; Second Row: Ivan Fowler. Julia Howe. Connie Elliott, Edith Prouty, Joan LaClair, Fern Priest. Sally Parks; Third Row: Clifford Cool, Larry Shelmidine, Willard Blair, Clayton Priest. Carl Patten, Mr. Schwartz. Nelson Howard. Donald Harris, Kenneth Sloan. Dick Pitcher. Rufus Chalmers; Fourth Row: Vincent Farmer, Ralph Cook, Donald Larkin. Charles Clark, Earl Richardson, Bob Sischo, George Grimshaw, Bob Smith, Elmer Corbin. FRKSHMKN First Row, left to right: Janice Compo, Faith Remington. Sandra Smith. Marie Howard. Maybell Young:. Donna Zehr. Betty Porter, Suzanne Williams; Second Row: Camilla Hewitt. Margaret Miller, Sandra Burnash. Genevieve Groves, Kay Davis. Nancv Tamblln. Linda Moore. Marlon Palmer. Margaret Reed; Third Row: Joan Larkin. Cathrine Molnar. Virginia Corey, Bethyle Hunt. Barbara Wetterhahn. Sonya Nichols. Miss Sutter Mona Morrow, Norma Kellogg:. Joan Robarge, Mildred Sidmore. Joan Taylor. Michael Larkin; Fourth Row: Roy Gregory, Keith Hockey. Jerry Reed. Charles Sweetland. Ronald Trowbridge. Ralph Baker. Bill Groff, Kenneth McGregor. Kenneth Hockey. Thomas Sargent. Charles Peters. [ IS]