Adamsville High School - Saladian Yearbook (Adamsville, NY)

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Commencement Exeruses ADAMSVILLE LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1952 IN ly Z1 8 OO P M Processxonal Ten Thous ind Txmes Ten Thousand lnvocat1on Reverend C E Lawrence Adamsvllle Methodlst Church Salutatory Edward ZlgO Valedxctory Sally James Lullaby Cflee Club Brahms Address Reverend Bruce Lambert Fxrst Baphst Church Cambrldge Oh1o Sprmg ls Here Clie Club Pollsh Au' Presentatlon of Class .T Alfred Hemry Supermtendent of School Pre sz nt ltlon ofD1n1omas Harold W1les Presldent of Board of Educ xflon Vcspx r Hynun Clcf Club RUSSI n Alr Benedlctlon RexerendC E Lawrence Adamsw1llc Methodxst Church 4 1 le , . , . . .... . ...... . .... .. ....................... .......... ..... V .... ........................ . ........... . ..... ....... . H H ........................... .... ....... .... .... . . .......... . ..... . ...... I D .. - .. - - V 4- nnuas--.nnufunn-.unsafe--:cancun--una 1 - ?. c A ...............g..................... - , Z 2 .. V- Y H . E -,H . annanaa-n-nunaunnnnnn-nun-use-g-a-unc: fvf 1 a 1 '. Y .

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R I s , i 4 1 Junior Class FIRST ROW: Mrs. Patton, Martha Bagent, Joan Durant, Belva Taylor, Arlene Morrow. SECOND ROW: Clare Smith, Clarice Matchett, Mary Hatfield, Lorena Fitch, Alice Bollinger. THIRD ROW: Herb Robinson, Jim Wisecarver, Dale Adams, Roy Smlnaker, Dalton King , Paul R obinson. Junior History On Septernber 4, 1949 twenty-four eager Freshmen entered Adamsville High School. After initation we settled down to work, During the year two new members joined our class, Bob Hivnor and Bob Conant but later Bob Conant moved to Zanesville. During our Sophomore year we lost four members: Judy McCarty, who now goes to Rosecrans: Lowell Morrow, who goes to Cambridge High Schoolg Ralph Vansickle, who is now engaged in farming: and Roger Hittle, who is employed by Stanley Home Products. We also gained a member, Lorena Fitch, who came from Grover Cleveland. That year we held an Amateur contest and collected tax stamps as a project for making money. We were also proud to have four boys participating in basketball. When we Came back for our Junior year we found We had lost five members: Carolyn Vernon, who is now Mrs. Kenneth Albritteng Charles Green, who is now married to Eunice Handles from Dresden: Bob Hivnor, moved to Newark and Marilyn Perkins moved to Roscoe. Ralph Stalnaker is now farming. We also have two new members, Belva Taylor and James Wisecarver from Otsego. On December 7, 1951 we presented our class play, He Couldn't Marry Five. The highlight of our Junior year was the Junior and Senior Banquet. Clarice Matchett f