Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

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GREETING In preparing this, the fifth catalogue of Hammond High School, we are attempting to again bring before the young people of the community surrounding Ham- mond the advantages offered by the school and briefly a description of the work covered. The small high school labors under disadvantages in attempting many courses but we believe that we are offering as practical courses for students preparing for teaching, for business and for college as any small high school. It is the aim, too, of every teacher to emphasize the importance of morals and ethics, of clean play, and correct methods of study so that the students may not have a one-sided development. No institution can be successful without the co- operation and help of those whom it attempts to serve. The advice of parents and people of the community is always appreciated. Conferences between teachers and parents are often conducive of many good results for the school. We thank you for your support of the school and ask you to continue your interest.

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SCHOOL CALENDAR September 4th,..... October 12th,.......... Nov. 29th to Dec. 2nd.. Dec. 22nd to Jan. 1st.. . January 21st to 25th. . . January 28th........... February 22nd...... March 29th to April 7th May 30th.............. June 17th to 21st..... .....Fall term begins. .......Columbus Day . . Thanksgiving Recess .....Christmas Recess . Regents Examinations . . . Spring term begins Washington’s Birthday .......Easter Vacation ........Memorial Day . .Regents Examinations June 25th Commencement