Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

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TEACHERS’ CLASS WILL We, the class of 1963 leave to the high school teachers the following: Mr. Reed: Mrs. Hughes: Mrs. Hart: Miss Kohler: Mrs. Holmes: Mrs. Pratt: Miss Rushlo: Mr. Wagner: Coach Bachner: Mrs. Fuller: Mrs. Rathbun: Mrs. Dow: Mrs. Tait: Mr. Laurin: Mr. Grant: Mr. Smith: Mrs. Doty: Miss Carter: Mrs. Huiatt: Mr. Morse: Mr. Iversen: Mr. Mayer: Miss Dolan: Mr. Alversen: a much needed new chair so he won't’have to sit on the window sill, a new science lab with ail the modern equipment. Don't tell Mr. Alversen! ! a bottle of tranquilizers in case you should see another red wagon coming down the hall. a sound-proof room so you won’t be teaching algebra to the beat of Sweet Adeline. a more co-operative senior class. We wish you the best of luck, a blue ribbon for putting up with the Vocational Business Class. Hope you have better luck next year. a set of starting blocks, so you can get a fast start at 3:45 for home. (Maybe now you can beat Coach.) a direct telephone line to Potsdam. By the looks of your phone bill, you need it. a pair of runned nylons! !!! !Good Luck, Coach, a pleasant schedule like the one you had this year, your own personal chair in the office. a class of kids who won't be as tardy as we were, but be sure to pick up Cheryl Todd every morning. a quiet study hall eighth period. It wasn't the Seniors that made all the noise, it was of course the underclassmen. a dent-proof rubber bumper for the driver-ed car. Also a tank full of flubber-gasoline........Please don't fly away much-needed variation as a reward for listening to all our problems this year. It was fun though, wasn't it. a wig so you won't tear out all your hair when the band plays. Are we really that bad????? a year's supply of pizza mix. For any wild parties in the future, a case of Glade to keep the locker room as fresh as all outdoors. a tube of Crest for every student in this school so they'll have 29°]o fewer cavities. Also an electric toothbrush to make your job twice as easy, an office of your own, for personal interviews, a bottle of tranquilizers for relief from all your problems, a new car every six months, the latest model, whatever it maybe. Happy Driving wherever you go. a 600 bowling average game for the next 52 weeks. We have heard you really need it?????? a rider from Potsdam, one that is on time. (Sounds good, for a change, doesn't it?) To the elementary teachers: Our deepest appreciation for putting up with us in the lower grades, it was really a job, wasn't it. We only hope you don't regret it in anyway. We hope you get the kind of students you want in the years to come. Good Luck, always.

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E L E V E N T H FIRST ROW, Left to Right: F. Zeilar, W. Rude, G. Goodale, T. Hurley, C. Dame, H. Bullock, R. Noble, B. Lutz. SECOND ROW: B. Hurley, P. Matejcik, D. Barker, C. Peck, J. Lashua, C. Lashua, S. Hurley, B. Schyrer. THIRD ROW: P. Cole, E. Disotell, C. Evans, B. Pascoe, D. Webb, M. Leary, R. French, D. Dean. FOURTH ROW: C. Randall, B. Cameron, S. Perry, M. LaPlante, A. Blackburn, M. Chapin, C. Todd T E N T H FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Kirkbride, J. Hamilton, D. Boulet, B. Lutz, S. Pascoe, P. Soper, B. Todd, T. Jones, B. Bressette. SECOND ROW: R. Watson, M. Ward, B. DeClue, R. Uruburu, D. Beaudry, R. Taylor, F. Thorton, B. Taylor, L. West. THIRD ROW: R. Bachner, T. Jones, D. Rhode, G. Wood, W. Watson, M. Duffy, D. Hendrick. 23