Adamsville High School - Saladian Yearbook (Adamsville, NY)

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, 1 , o 2 Mass Eprsgphets Following my hobby--which is watching television--I saw the show of 'Jack and the Beanstalk'. I was amazed at the fantastic details of story and the way the pictures unfolded. That beanstalk just grew and grew and grew. How high could a vine really grow? This question I pondered quite seriously. As a result, I climbed that beanstalk in the much talked about repeating a refrain, 'Nancy lies fame and fortune.' I any effort on my part. Up and up and up! At the top was a whole new world, the year of 1967, Oh! Q., my dreams. That beanstalk was mixed up with ' ladder of success. I seemed to hear a voice climb steadily and observe as you go. Above started up that vine. My feet moved without A , ' what I found out as I strolled about! ' Lester Prouty is the janitor of the Adamsville High School Patty Hat field, who always wanted to be a beautician, is now married and kept busy setting the children's hair Weldon Adams is happily settled on his pig farm in Adamsville Marlene Foster is the President of the Adamsville P T A and with twelve children in school She believes in the saying 'cheaper by the dozen ' Y Violet Gress is teaching a kindergarten class in Adamsville, her old A home town Gerald Bissonette is the town marshall of Adamsville It was necessary to hire someone to keep order since they now have street , lights Dale Green is the owner of a farm equipment store in Adamsville K F ,,--- Dave Bradford won top honors at Indianapolis Speedway the one time that speed paid off I found Charlene Oliver in Vashington, D C working as a secretary for the F B I Jerry Hern is a mechanic in his Antique Shop, repairing all makes of antique cars his specialty is Ford's Barbara Hittle writes advice to the lovelorn columns of the Chicago Daily Tribune Richard Bagent has been promoted from stocking the shelves in the Big Bear Store to driving the delivery truck Connie Mayle is in politics and is now rurning for the nomination to State Senator of Ohio Dorothy Dayton is Head Nurse in Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio Peggy Hambrick is Home Demonstrator for all M-H Clubs in Muskingum County Ju C Li' Eight of us are in New York Janice hisecarver is the secretary to man much in demand Elvis Presley James King Just set a wor1d's re cord for going around the world on a pogo stick Jean Calihan is a famous model for Vogue Magazine Robert Shultz is making monthly ex cursions to Mars and back Barbara Stalnaker is a dance teacher at the Arthur Murray Studio James Klrby made his first million testing mattresses for Simmon's Mattress Company Laurabelle Heck is now the owner and operator of a famous vacation playground up in the Bear Moun- tains where people flock all year round for all kinds of sports And I, Nancy Hoover, am going to transfer my dreams to paper and see if television and movie studios would be interested 1 1 Aff lx 4Q,. U - f X o ,X-EL . i 'fa N, 'ff' , X X he fs ll! , X , , , W I . g:,! .- ,W ' ' -- - ' 1 ' ' FL-tv .5 V' ful' -if 'A ge'- . ' 8 6' u . . - 4 . ' - s , , e A-N X qk, ff s l'yy v I:f:::Zf1Zfff::f::2:1f:::221:112221::ffII:1Z:::::::::::::::::f::::I: ir If C5 S f . .t.t -W ' 1'-Z' 4' il - ' ' I f ..,, 5 f , I c T 9 EE! fb Us N I X assi

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Glass EQUDEM Ne, the SENIOR CLASS of 1957, in the town of ADAMSVILLE, the county of MUSKINGUM, and the state of OHIO, being in good mental condition as usual, and in much better temper than usual, do hereby make this, our last will and testament, rendering void and of no avail an former will or wills that may have been previously made by us during a period of temporary optimism, we feel that our brilliant record and our unusual achievements will live after us, but not wishing to take any chances, we suggest that a tablet, on which shall be inscribed our several names and a few of our most astounding deeds, be purchases and placed in the auditori m of the school in a position where it will strike the eye of all who enter. And in this manner do we dispose of our possessions To the spoiled ill-tempered JUNIOR5, we leave our daring ways, our unused candy boxes, and our ever-faithful credit customers we also leave to the JUNIORS our over-worked teachers. who have pushed us through the last year the conceited SOPHOMORES, we leave our abilities in class and our great patience, which will needed to get .long with the Juniors the green, loud mouthed FRESHMEN, we leave our ability to grow up and our desire to do well the ill mannered group of EIGHTH GRADERS, we leave our unused thumb tacks, which are not be put on seats the SEVENTH GRADE, we leave our luck so they might get a good start in high school To our ever faithful TEACHERS, we leave our incomplete papers, a quiet senior room at noon, and students that do not cause grey hair The smaller individual bequests are as follows I, JEAN CALIHAN, do bequeath my ability to play the part of Mae West to Miss Eistetter BARBARA HITTLE bequeath my secret passion for a certain boy cheerleader. to Wanda Sarbaugh I NANCY HOOVER, bequeath my flaring embarrassment, to Mrs Cochran VIOLET GRESS leave m job in the cafeteria to Iona Jennings CONNIE MAYLE, bequeath my ability to speak Spanish, to Rev Koepplin JERRY HERN, bequeath my faithful ford to Donald Stemm, so he can drive to school BOB SHULTZ bequeath my seat among the girls in American Government, to David Davis CHARLENE CLIVER bequeath my unfinished work of Mr Shuttleworth's, to Helen Miller 'ELDON ADAMS, leave my appetite to all those who rob the cafeteria of edibles each noon T DAVE BRADFORD and GERALD BISSONETTE do hereby solemnly bequeath our lifetime membership to tne Bachelor's Club to Bobby Pitts and Dwain Merriam I JIM KIRBY, bequeath my ability to get out of Government Class to Dwaln Merriam RICHARD BAGENT, bequeath my outstanding ability to jitterbug, to Bill Jennings DALE GREEN leave my love notes and letters for publication in next year's Salndian JIM PING, leave my passionate love for Carol Lee Littick to Zon Davison BARBARA STALNAKER do bequeath my blond hair to Vonda Frank JANICF JISECARVER, bequeath my secret passion for Elvis Presley to Mary Lou Hittle V RLENE FOSTER do bequeath my girlish figure to Judy Tubbs I . To be ' . To - . To - . to . To . I. . . . . . I. . . . I. ' . . I. -. . I, t , . I. - . . . I,'- . . R D ' . . I. . .. . 1. . , . I, 1 . I, . . , , 1, .. W' ' , I, .A. , ,