Adams High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Adams, NY)

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 . . . GIgm l . SENIOR CLASS First Row: Mary Kehoe. Marcia Dickinson. Marilyn Brown. June Dowker, Kathleen Murphy, Helen Remington. Second Row: Ruth Reeves, Jane Adams, Marie Filson, Ida Shelmidine, Ann Priest, Kathryn Groves. Silvia Nichols. Third Row: Richard Heald, Robert Leuse, Willemina Reed. Mrs. Howard. Advisor: Janice Dillabaugh. Ray Berry. Leslie Sprague. Fourth Row: Virgil Robarge, Edward Heinrich, Steve Burns, Carl Trowbridge, Robert Miller. JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Shirley Martin, Ann Remington, Charlotte McGrath, Florence Scofield. Fern Priest. Nancy Tamblin, Nancy Farrand, Daphna Vrooman. Second Row: Percy Pratt. Willard Blair, Clifford Cool, Larry Shelmidine. Nelson Howard. Miss Reed, Advisor: Edith Prouty, Joan LaClair, Connie Elliott. Rufus Chalmers, Ivan Fowler. Third Row: William UComb. Carl Patten. Charles Benjamin. Ralph Cook, George Grimshaw, Charles Clark, Earl Richardson, Robert Sischo. Thomas Hale, Donald Harris. Kenneth Sloan, Vincent Farmer. Douglas Draper.

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We hear that Willemina Reed has started a beauty salon over in her section of the country known as Algona.” She is now making a small fortune on her unsuccessful beauty treatments to her neighbors and far-away friends. Her close friends know enough to keep away. Marie Filson has always been well known for her army career. Now she doesn’t worry any- more because she has finally caught her Five Star General” and now she has a troop of her own. Mrs. Richard Cheever, the former Janice Dillabaugh now belongs to the Women’s Auxiliary of the Smithville Fire Department. Mrs. Cheever has accepted all homeless children into her home because she feels responsible for them as her husband is chief of the Fire Department. She now has 43 children. Ida Shelmidine has come home from her ranch type house in Texas for the Christmas holi- days. She has been trying to pipe oil from Texas to Lorraine and has finally succeeded. But Christmas morning the town of Lorraine was shattered slightly when the oil pump near Shel- midine’s house exploded with a loud Bang.” It is believed that Santa Claus was trying to get a drink of water for his reindeer at the time of the explosion. Mrs. Robert Weldon the former Marcia Dickinson, is now living in Smithville with her husband Bob and family, Jane 7. Bob Jr. 4, and Jean 2, and another on its way. If it is a boy it will be a tie score between the boys and girls. Helen Remington, now the wife of Lloyd Edwin Weaver Jr. of Alexandria Bay is very happy in their beautiful home. We just heard that Helen is the proud mother of twins, Laura and Lloyd Edwin Weaver the third. „ ,uane wdi T’ afte,r ten years’ is sti11 lookinK for the right one, although her roommate Kathleen Murphy thinks that Jane has already found him. Jane now has the job of private secretary to the firm of Johnson and Johnson. Captain Edward Heinrich of the U. S. Navy is still looking forward to becoming an Admiral. He also is looking forward to his leave which will be spent with his wife and family. Mr. Leonard Crast Jr., to us just Bruce Crast, is a big wheel in the airplane world. He now owns a large number of stocks in many airline companies, one of them is the TWA Bruce, don’t forget us little ones in Adams Today we can see a great actor on Broadway by the name of Carl Trowbridge. Not many will remember that ten years ago he got his start in a Senior High School plav. His high school English teacher will be proud to know this.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row: Faith Remington, Suzanne Williams, Janice Compo. Hetty Porter, Camilla Hewitt, Sue Smith, Lynda Park. Second Row: Maybel Young. Marion Palmer. Kay Davis, Margaret Miller, Susan Hale. Sandra Burnash. Nancy Tamblin. Genevieve Groves. Marie Howard. Third Row: Joan I trkin, Virginia Corey, Joan Taylor. Barbara Wetterhahn. Mona Morrow. Coach Pate. Advisor: Norma Kellogg, Sonya Nichols, Joan Robarge, Catherine Molnar, Linda Moore. Fourth Row: Michael Larkin. Kenneth Hockey. Ronald Trowbridge, Charles Sweetland. Theodore Murray. Elmer Corbin, Ralph Owens. Kenneth McGregor. Ralph Baker. Thomas Sargent, Charles Peters, Charles Sinclair. FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: Virginia Sprague. Katherine Parker, Carol Chalmers. Ellen Dorgan, Barbara Shean. Helen Nowak, Merrith Barrett. Second Row: Marjorie Badgley, Kay Wright. Trudy Brigham, Corky Scofield. Marion Reeves. Sharon Widrig. Marlene DeForest. Nina Belloff. Third Row: Wayne Pooler. Douglas Murray. Ray Chereshnoski, George Smithler. Charles Drake, Patricia Smith, Mrs. Dunn. Advisor: Mildred Sidmore, Wilson Rusho. David Smith. Rae Greenley, I arry Groff, Alan Wagner. Fourth Row: James Sinclair, George Wetterhahn. Robert LaLone, Richard Flaherty, Jerry Taylor, Robert Looker, Richard Thomas. David Brown, Richard Prouty, Thomas Williams.