Argyle Central School - Highlander Yearbook (Argyle, NY)

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RUSSELL TOWNSEND SMITH Russ The smart guy in our class, an avid leader and always ready to lend a hand or advice. Likes Macbeth??? STEPHEN LINDSY WHITMAN Steve” A good kid who enjoys a good time, always checks the rear-view mirror (?), associates mostly with under- classmen. CLASS MOTTO: Do not say go, but go thyself.” CLASS FLOWER: Roses CLASS COLORS: Blue and silver DATE OF GRADUATION: June 24, 1960 CLASS ADVISOR: Coolidge Copeland Top Honor Students: PATRICA WEIR CHARLES TILFORD RUSSELL SMITH

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JAMES ROBERT McDOUGALL Jim Played Pete's pal in our play - Hercules, noted far and wide as a guy who writes poetry, an avid fan of the junior class. ALLENE MAE NADEAU Another blond, our contribution to girls' athletics, enjoys a friendship with a guy in the reserves. WILLARD FRANCIS S KELL IE Will A favorite with the girls in Greenwich? Likes to visit Cossayuna in the summer, always makes sure his car has the vital instrument-brakes. LESLIE JAMES SHEAR Les The tough cop in our play, notorious for his love of the weed, a good guy with a high I.Q.

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1960, of the Argyle Central School, in the town of Aigyle, County of Washington, State of New York, being of sound mind, but not such good memory, do make and proclaim this our last WILL AND TESTAMENT: Terry Archambault leaves his heighth to Mr. O'Day. Betty Blair and Carol Colvin leave their 1,2, wiggle, wiggle to Betty Jean Hamilton. George Carruthers leaves his hopes to get out of school to Tim Williams. Pete Cormie leaves his ability to get along with girls to the Junior boys. Anita Dessaint refuses to leave her Navy guy to anyone. Marie Derusha leaves her giggle to Mr. Lareau. Barb. Flewelling leaves a fine to anyone who trespasses on her property - Hadley- Luzeme. Gary Gilchrist leaves his husky voice to Gary Grueling. Larry Graham leaves the green chair in the homemaking room to the lucky person who takes Family Living next year. Karen Grant leaves her cheerleading ability and kilts to Dottie Griffin. Ken Hamilton leaves his sober looks to anyone. Gary Humiston leaves his ability to stay on a horse to his sister Susan. Keith Jackson just leaves. Dennis Kuba wants to keep everything. Martha MacAuley leaves her way of finding out what's going on to next year's senior news reporter. Jim McDougall refuses to leave without Carol. Leslie Shear leaves his duck-walk to anyone who is pigeon toed. Willard Skellie refuses to leave his thrilling hay rides to anyone. Russell Smith leaves his brains to anyone who thinks he needs them. Allene Nadeau leaves her me too to the seventh grade. Steve Whitman leaves his 2n's-noise and nonsense to Ken Warren. Chuck Tilford leaves his little visits to the Colvin house to any available bachelor who thinks he has a chance. Pat Weir leaves the editorship of the yearbook to next year’s lucky person. Sally Gipe refuses to leave her secret of meeting boys, especially the Cambridge guys, to anyone . Diane Haessly leaves her job at Clark’s department store to anyone who can keep up both school work and the job. The Class of 1960 Artyle Central School