Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1953 volume:

ffw- V GY LXYN f .QQUOQ r HW' NM 1955 Hommood Control School 1 Dedicafion The Student Council dedicates with pride this first copy of Spotlight to our new Hammond Central School, with grateful and generous recognition of the untiring efforts of the many people who made our dream a reality. ee 1 f1n1 fie,ffief6r1,fJ1afn mu Tiff fLd,eff1,0f4!nidlif,dfJ 'rfifdell I LJQQJ-W '-, WCW 0-'Wasp be. T'rue,+. H7eg,,O Browrv+ReJ,we'llf,l,l-,1- fn Vw, 2 Board of E ducafion Harold Hibbs, Clerk, Orrin Carr, william Evans, Ralph Lavarnway, Pres- ident, Archie Billings, Kenneth Turnbull, Delbert Hunter, Treasurer. Absent: Vincent Felt and William Aiken mw'ls M' Yearbook Siaff lst row: 2nd row: Barney, D. Turnbull, C. LaGamb1na, K. woytek, Editor, Randall, M. Hollister Gardner, J. Sullivan, D. Evans, C. Evans, Mrs. Eustis, Seguin, A. Dunham, T. Lewis, M. Chapman 3 Principal u v 13 Q v . , . Chester W. Curtis F aculfy . tm, -L . . 6. A 5 1 lst rob 2nd row: Nelda Young, Margaret Spies, Helen Sullivan, Fannie Hunneyman, Helen Brady, Doris Erdman, Helen Woolley, Anna Hadlock Joan Berry, Helen Eustis, Venita Hubbard, Lloyd Felt, Thomas Culhane, William Zim er, Chester Curtis, Charles Miller, Monroe Pelton, Helen Campbell, Helen Burdick Absent: James Ashcraft, Arlena Williams, Mildred McCourt is eniors Q f sl ALLEN DUNHAM Sen iors rsfwsp Class V. President 2,hg President FFA 33 Secre- tary FFA 23 napa:-tar FFA lu Band 1.2.3.lu Track 3,ug Basketball 3,15 Chorus 1,2,3,ug J.v. Baa- ketball Mgr. 13 Basketball Mar- 2: Dispatcher AV Club kg Newspaper Com. 3: Social Com. hs Editor 'Roundabout H.C.S.' hz Sports Editor Year Book M VALEDICTORIAN KENNETH WOYTEK Student Council 1,23 Class Treasurer hi Chorus 1,2,3,h: Basketball 3,hg Track 3,h: Baseball 3,h3 Activity Record Com. 25 Athletic Com. My Scrap Book Com. 13 Copyreader 'Roundabout H.C.S.n by Editor Year Book h SALUTATORIAN ARDELL AYEN Activity Record Com. My Scrapbook Com. 33 Chorus l,2,3,hg Homemaking Reporter 'Roundabout H.C.S.' M MARGUERITE HOLLISTER Class Treasurer 13 V. President Student Coun- cil 23 Student Council 3,h3 Social Com. 3: Chr. Assembly Com. kg Band la2,3,hg Chorus 1, 2,35h3 Music Dept. Reporter Roundabout H.C.S.' M: Class Editor Year Book A LEON LARUE Seniors Football 23 Basketball 1,23 Chorus l,2,hg Dittoist nRoundabout H.C.S.n M THOMAS LEWIS Student Council V. President My Basketball 1, Jr. Band 1: Track 23 Chorus 1,2,3.M3 Activity Record Com. 33 Social Com. M: Grade Reporter 'Roundabout H.C.S.' ug Ass't Sports Editor Year Book A WILLIAM McCORMICK Class President 1,3333 Basketball 13 Track 1,23 Reporter FFA 23 V. President FFA 33 President FFA M3 Assft Mgr. Basketball 23 Mgr. Basketball Feature Editor Roundabout H.C4S.n M RUBY RANDALL f Chorus l,2,3,hg Class Secretary M3 Activity Record Com. 33 Social Com. hz Art Editor 'Roundabout H.C.S.' M: Ass't Editor Year B0Ok'-I. C Ila 7 33 Mgr. Football 23 AV Club 3,h3 Athletic Com.3: DONALD REED - up Seniors V 'gnu' News Reporter 'Roundabout H.C.S.' h Basketball l,2, ,Mg Track 2,3,h3 Chorus l,2,3,h Baseball l,2,3, 3 Soccer 3: Football 1,23 RICHARD SEGUIN Chorus 2,3,hg Track 3,h3 Mgr. Baseball 23 Stu- dent Council Treasurer 3: Athletic Com. 2,3,hg Business Mgr. 'Roundabout H.C.S.n Lg Ass't Bus- iness Mgr. Year Book A PAUL TRUAX Sports Editor 'Roundabout H.C.S.' h DONALD TURNBULL Empire Farmer Award: Class Treasurer 3: FFA Treasurer 3,h3 Band l,2,3,h: Chorus l,2,3,hg Baseball 33 Basketball 33 Assembly Com. 3: Newspaper Com. hz AV Club hy Ag News Report- er nRoundabout H.C.S.' kg Senior Editor Year- Book h 8 Class Secretary lg Class President Mg Track 2 3,h3 Basketball l,2,3,h: Chorus l,2,3,h3 Foot ball 1,23 Soccer 3: Equipment Mgr. AV Club M 'N Class Will Allen Dunham leaves his place on the Varsity to his brother Danny. Mar uerfte Hollister leaves her lipstick to Judy Turnbull to catch ' Ehat fellow ln Oibow. T.G.Lewis leaves his boots,that he crosses the creek with, to his brother Billy for future use. Bill McCormick leaves his place in the office to Don Youngs. Rub Randall Ieaves a boy from Calaboga to Karen Hofferberth. Don Reed eaves his ability to get in early to Curt Evans, Dick Se uin leaves his luck in picking up Morristown girls to Don Evans. e yen leaves her ability to stay happily married to Carole La- Ganlbinae Paul Truax leaves his excellent driving technique to Arnold Denner. Don Turnbull leaves his pickup truck to Weldon Youngs. It's easier to get around in than his big one. Ken Woytek leaves his boat on Black Lake to Roger Gilmer because he won't need it in South Hammond. Class Hisfory Three years ago last September the class of '53 began its long and tedious journey through high school with eighteen members. Coach Ashcraft was their advisor during their Freshman year. Big events on the calendar that year were a box social and card party. Mr. walter Garner took over as their advisor during their Soph- omore year. Their fund-raising projects-the sale of Christmas cards, a card party, a hay ride and a Harvest Ball- continued to increase their treasury. During their Junior year, assisted by their advisor, Miss Nelda Young, they conducted the School Lunch Milk Program. That proved to be quite a head-ache but it was a worthy project and helped out with class funds. The Junior Prom put the finishing touches on the H.C.S. social calendar. when they reached the rank of Seniors, they had only fourteen members to their credit, two of whom dropped out during the year. Mrs. Helen Eustis has been advisor this year. Class activities include ed a card party, the sale of stationery and Christmas cards. The sale of refreshments at basketball games kept the members busy and devel- oped many an expert at cooking nhot-dogs'. Their bank account looked brighter after depositing the profit from the school paper and school pictures. The Senior play,nMystery in the Libraryn was the high-light of the year. True to its name it was a thriller to the very end. The last fund-raising activity before the Easter trip to New York was a dance in the school gym. Jess and his St. Lawrence Valley Boys furnished the music and everybody seemed to have a good time. The Seniors would like to take this opportunity to thank the townspeople for the support of their activities and for making the Senior trip a reality. 9 '9- 5 IF YOU CAN LOOK INTO THE SEEDS or TIME, Og O09 AND SAY WHICH GRAIN WILL GROW AND WHICH WILL NOT, SCJ, --William Shakespeare It is now 1973 and, being interested in the future welfare of these members of the Class of '53, we did a little investigating. Below is printed a report of our findings. Don nMikann Reed just signed a contract for 325,000 annually to play with the Syracuse Nationals. He occasionally issues passes to his old friends, notably Coach Ashcraft, now retired, who goes down to see his former star perform. Leon LaRue became a ladies' hair stylist, specializing in his famous red rinse. T. G. Lewis is at present filibustering to prevent a new bill on a ceiling price for coal from being passed by the Senate. We couldn't contact Donald Turnbull, as he was off on another safari, big game hunting in Africa. Ruby Randall is now running a nursery school for working mothers, a continuation of her baby-sitting days in high school. Ken Woytek is happy with his recently acquired commission as Admiral of the United States Navy. Dick Seguin just entered his hot-rod Chevy in the auto races at the Indianapolis Speedway. He presents a rather grotesque appearance now, as his nose has been broken three times when he hit the windshield after applying the brakes too fast. Allen Dunham is the very efficient manager of a large prize holstein farm. We went through the barns and inspected the herd and who should we find working for him but Mr. Zimmer! B111 McCormick has been assigned to permanent K. P. duty in the Army, a 20-year man. His experience at the hot dog counter during basketball games fitted him for the position. Marguerite Hollister, after considerable experience in dramatics and music in high school, has just replaced Martha Wright as the star of nSouth Pacific.n Paul Truax, after bankrupting his father's insurance business, has decided that the world is too much for him and retreated to a Tibetan monastery. Ardell Stevenson, being used to a class where the boys outnumber the girls, applied for admission to Clarkson College and is now one of the country's foremost chemists. Cliff is her receptionist, keeping away people who make too many demands upon the time of the famous scientist. 10 565 X gf gy lst row: J. Randall, M. Gardner, A. Clark, B. Gibson, L. Jones, C. LsGamb1na, D. Barney, I. Nicol, C. Gove, Y. Conklin 2nd row: C. Evans, M. Ayen, J. Sullivan, J. Youngs, Miss Young,Adv. R. Daugherty, P. Felt, W. Dawley, P. Dunham, W. Youngs flied The present Junior Class started and completed its Freshman year with twenty-one members. Mr. Edward Brignall was advisor. Activities held to raise money included a Ha1lowe'en dance, a skating party and a baked goods sale. when they became Sophomores, their ranks included 19 members with Mr. Walter Garner as their advisor. Their treasury swelled during the course of the year because of their sponsoring a magazine contest. A George Washington dance and baked goods sales also helped to increase the class fund. Now that they have reached their Junior year, they still number 19 members. Miss Nelda Young is their advisor , In addition to a card party held in November and a Victory dance after the Morristown ball- game, they expect to sponsor a Hostess party, baked goods sales, and- last but far from least- the Junior Prom. Needless to say, the aims of the class are to keep their present members and to have sufficient funds for their Senior trip. , 12 I lst row: J. McCormick, A. Hunter, M. Meeker, C. McDougall, M. Chap- man, K. Paddock, P. Butler, J. Hollister, K. DeLa1r, G. Felt 2nd row: A. Amyot, J. Rutherford, A.Denner, R. Elliott, D. Evans, Mr.Pe1ton, Advq P. Lewis, M. Richardson, A. Davison, D. Youngs lst row: P. Gibson, B. Gove, P, Shove, S, King, S, Howie, K. Hall, R. McLear, D. Schermerhorn, H. Conklin, E. Burns 2nd row: B. LaPlante, L. Rogers, D. Marsaw, J. Carr, R. Gilmer, Mr. Miller, Adv, K. Hofferberth, J. Turnbull, T. Chapman, S. Simons. Absent: R. Shove 13 1-St row: J- Lanstry. J- Sullivan. H- Preston. R. Barley, R. Edgar, W. Hadlock 2nd row: L. Youngs, V. Simons, E. McQueer, S. Eustis, R. Krake, V, Chapman, E. LaRue, L. Rogers 3rd row: D. Gosier, B. Yordon, B. Moquin, D. Dunham, Mrs, Spies, R. Raymo, T. Preston, R. Pharo lst row: M. Clark, F. LaGambina, R. Marsaw, D. Dunham, R. Manson, L 0 Youngs , 2nd row: V. Dunham, M. Hutton, R. Evans, F. Ayen, G. Davison, D. O'Leary, G. Kelsey, J. Moquin, K. Hunter 3rd row: W. Hutton, R. Hunter, W. Harvey, J. Hanratty, Mr. Felt, R. Carr, J. Conger, J. Nicol, E. Hollister Absent: D. Stevenson lb 1 lst row 2nd row: 3rd row: L. Backus, V Faubert M Felt M W b t G M . , . , . e s er, R. Stephenson, . Gardner . Burns, J. Hadlock, J. Gibson, C. Woytek, J. Turnbull, R. Tousler, B. Gove, L. Rheome, J. Maloy, M. Gosier M. Tibbles, C. Curtis, C. Evans, F. DeCarr, Mrs. Hunneyman H . Ayen, M. McDougall, S. Jones, P. Evans , Absent: J. Ayen, W. Catlin lst row: D. Rogers J. Marsaw C. Ro ers K. 1 , , g , Ne son, I. Rogers N. Evans 2nd row: D. June, C. Rogers, Mrs. Campbell, H. Hitchman, J. Marsaw 15 lst row: H. McDougall, R. Backus, G. Ayen, R. Amyot, D. Phalen, K. Stewart 2nd row: C. Gardner, N. Evans, L. Kirby, Y. Amyot, N. Hunter, L. H011- ister, M. Manson, A. Phalen, C. Burns 3rd row: R. Polhamus, D. Plantz, J. Hunter, T. Rutherford, Miss Hubbard, R. Moquin, D. Bickelhaupt, J. Hibbs, R. Youngs Absent: N. Phalen lst row: J. Davison, M. Amyot, T. Tibbles, R. Amyot, E. Bowie, R. Amyot, J. Felt, J. Barney, T. Turnbull 2nd row: S. Toland, P. King, J. Ayen, F. Langtry, M. Langtry, R. Amyot, C. Phalen, P. Marsaw, S. Gibson, E. Dawley, R. Carr, M. Amyot 3rd row: B. Hofferberth, S. Jones, P. Swain, P. Paddock, Mrs. Burdick, substitute teacher: W. Aiken, D. Gosier, P. Mahay, W. Lewis. Absent: M1ss McCourt, N. Rosenbarker, W. Conger. 16 lst row: W. 2nd row: S. 3rd row: R. Moquin, P. Drake, J. Hollister, J. Hadlock, J. Ashcraft, Langtry, M. Bowman, K. Milsap, J. Mahay, A. Altier, D. Gardiner, C. Amyot, R. Hawn, L. Lavarnway Stevens, J. Simons, G. Bass, Miss Hadlock, J. Preston, R. Felt, R. Long. Absent: G. Stephenson lst row 2nd row 3rd row R. Youngs, R. Neuroth, E. Phalen, J. Manson, L. Amyot, M. Simons, T. Amyot, L. Pierce, F. Wilde, B. Stewart, R. Pol- hamus, J. Forsythe D. Langtry, L. Curtis, E. Hanson, S. Harvey, L. Paddock, C. Michaels, C. Faubert, S. Hunter, I. Booths, D. Mallette, C. Barney, B. King D. Ayen, C. Baxter, R. Hollister, G. Moquin, B. Hollister, D. Bickelhaupt, Miss Brady, T. Atkins, S. King, R. Pierce, D. Preston, J. Youngs. Absent: Miss Williams A 17 lst row: J. Gleason, P. Langtry, D. Ayen, J. Snell, E. Dillon, J. To- land, W. Brown, F. Paddock 2nd row: S. Decker, L. Mason, E. Ashcraft, J. Atkins, J. Stephenson, E. Cutway, W. Barse, R. Preston, T. Krake, J. Meicht, N. Maloy 3rd row: R. Jones, D. Nicol, Mrs.Su1livan, L. Shoulette, R. Leonard, Absent: S. Cutway, S. Ayen lst row: A. Fleming, J. Petrie, S. Randall, J. Atkins, P. Lavarnway, J. Gallagher, S. Barney, S. King, N. Cole, L. Hollister, - T. Youngs, D. Hawn, R. Paddock 2nd row: L. Kring, M. Hazelton, W. Jones, C. Drake, M. Hutton, Mrs. Woolley, V. Morrison, J. Roschel, G. Davison, G. Shoulette, B. Cuthbert, Absent: B. Cutway 18 Mm 3429 xg Senior Bond- - on .L - .4 an f 4+ ,Cs V v Drum majorettes: M. Chapman, P. Felt D 2nd row: 3rd row: 4 5 3 i 5 Qu a . Barney, D. Dunham, J. Turnbull, K. Paddock, P. Shove, S. Eustis, K. Hofferberth, P. Dunham, A. Clark, B. Gove, S. King, A. Hunter, V. Dunham, C. McDougall C. LaGambina, I. Nicol, V. Simons, M. Gardner, W. Youngs, T. Chapman, D. Marsaw, P. Lewis, T. Culhane, Directory W . Dawley, D. Turnbull, A. Dunham, M. Richardson, S. Howie, V. Chapman, C. Gove, J. Randall, J. Youngs, M. Meeker Absent: M. Hollister, R. Krake 'f1 1,:,...il . Tlhlf' Junior Bond ' -WTtMw M I V ,- M -1,4-,W-t ? lst row 2nd row 1 V. Dunham, L. Youngs, B. Gibson. 3- M0QUin. G- Kelsey: w. Harvey, w. Hadlock, D. omeary. R. Edgar. R. Marsaw. D. Dunham V. Chapman, E. Hollister, J. Langtry, B. Moquin, L. Rogers, R. Carr, D. Dunham, T. Culhane, Director: E. Mcqueer, V. Simons, R. Krake, M. Hutton, S. Eustis, G. Davison 20 lst row 2nd row has -X flax-1. xi st 1 Mrs. Eustis, accompanist, D. Schermerhorn, W. Dawley, K. Woy- tek, D. Reed, P. Truax, D. Turnbull, J. Carr, R. Seguin, J. Sullivan, L. LaRue, A. Amyot, T. Culhane, Director R. McLear, T. Chapman, A. Dunham, P. Lewis, M. Richardson, C. Evans, D. Marsaw, W. Youngs, T. Lewis xv A ss- as P A : lst row: 2nd row: Mrs. Eustis, accompanist, K. Hofferberth, D. Barney,P. Dun- ham, S. Howie, M. Meeker, C. McDougall, J. Youngs, L. Jones, R. Randall, M. Chapman, S. Hofferberth, P. Felt, K. Paddock, I. Nicol, T. Culhane, Director C. LaGambina, A. Stevenson, M. Gardner, S. King, P. Shove, J. Hollister, A.Clark, C. Gove, Y. Conklin, J. Randall, B. Gove. Absent: M. Hollister 21 Sfudenf Council VV? D. O'Leary, T. Lewis, D. Evqns, D. Barney, C. Evans,President, MrS. Eustis, Adv., D. Dunham, R. McLear, M. Chapman,B. Gove Absent: M. Hollister Roundobouf H. CIS. Sfaff 'm,,..,. Seated: L. LaRue, A. Stevenson, A. Dunham, Editor: D. Reed, R. Randall, P. Truax Standing: Miss Young, Adv., W. McCormick, K. woytek, D. Turnbull R. Seguin, T. Lewis. Absent: M. Hollister 22 F ufure Farmers lst row: L. Rogers, P. Gibson 2nd row: T. Chapman, J. McCormick, A. Dunham, R. Daugherty, W. Mc- Cormick, J. Carr, D. Turnbull, D. Marsaw 3rd row: G. Felt, J. Sullivan, R. Gilmer, A. Donner, Mr. Zim er, advisor, W. Youngs, R. Elliott, A. Davison, D. Youngs, D, Schermerhorn Audio Visua IC lub lst row: C. McDougall, A. Dunham, J. Sullivan, Y. Conklin, D. Evans P. Truax, A. Clark 2nd row: E. Burns, J. Randall, W. McCormick, W. Dawley, R. Daugherty, Mr. Polton, Adv.,D. Turnbull, C. Evans,'M. Chapman, H. Conklin . 23 TH LETI CS Baseball lst row: G. Felt, P. Lewis, C. Evans, J. Rutherford, Mgr. P. Gibson 2nd row: J. Carr, R. Gilmer, A. Donner, K. Woytek, D. Reed, Coach Ashcraft Absent: Rodney Shove FALL BASEBALL SUMMARY 1952 Hammond S Lisbon 6 l Heuve lton 5 14. He rmon-DeKalb 2 114 Wadd ington l ' 2 Morristown ll The H.C.S. Baseball team played a schedule of games last fall to take the place of soccer which was eliminated from the sport's sched- ule. The team had a fair year, winning two and losing three in league games. Most of the same team will b h gets under way, e on and when the spring season 21+ Baskefball lst row: A. Dunham, P. Lewis, C. Evans, M. Richardson, J. Rutherfo 2nd powg Mgr, J, Carr, A. Denner, P. Truax, D. Reed, K. Woytek, W. Dawley, Coach Ashcraft VARSITY BASKETBALL SUMMARY 4 Ham ond SS Edwards 75 Hammond hh Hermon-DeKalb W Sh Morristown S1 W 59 Lisbon N 81 Harmon-DeKalb 93 A n N Sh Edwards 78 waddingcon 36 39 Madrid W S Lisbon 61 ' M2 Heuvelton 41- 30 St. Mary' s 55 33 Morristown n Sl Madrid M2 ' 95 Waddington N M7 Heuvelton MS Q denotes non-league games The Varsity 1952-S3 season, Coach James Paul Truax, Don Basketball team broke even on league games during the winning six games and losing the same number. Ashcraft is losing from his squad this year seniors Reed, Ken woytek and Allen Dunham. Juniors who played varsity ball were Curt Evans and B111 Dawley. They, together with the sophomores Pret Lewis, Arnold Denner, Jan Rutherford and Maurice Rich ardson, will form the backbone of next year's team. 25 rd S2 l+3 69 52 52 h9 Junior Varsify lst POW? D- Dunham, R- Edgar, Mgrs. R. McLear and P. Gibson, R. Mar- SGW. R- Phare, E. Hollister 2nd row: J' Nicol! F' DOCHPP. R- Raymo. R. Gilmer, Coach Curtls, D' Dunham. D. Marsaw, D. Schermerhorn, T. Chapman Absent: Rodney Shove JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SUMMARY a Hammond 31 Edwards 36 Hammond h2 Hermon-DeKalb 30 N Q6 Morristown 2h W M6 Lisbon 26 n 71 Hermon-DeKalb h9 f H 39 Edwards 33 N S0 waddington 16 n 35 Madrid 3 N hh Lisbon 26 N 31 Heuvelton 30 4 W 2h St. Mary's 0 W 37 Morristown 38 N 37 Madrid ' 65 waddington 36 W 27 Heuvelton M1 4 denotes non-league games The Junior High Basketball team, coached by Mr. Curtis, Principal, had a successful season in 1952-53. Although the boys didn't come through with the championship as they did the previous year, they man- aged to capture eight league wins against four defeats. The starting five consisting of Dave Marsaw, Roger Gilmer, Rodney Shove, Tommy Chapman and Dale Schermerhorn will be sorely missed by the team when another season rolls around. These boys will no doubt be favorably heard from when they play Varsity ball during the next three years. Returning team members for next year are Ronnie Raymo, Edward Hol- lister, Freddie DeCarr, Duane Dunham, Danny Dunham, Dick Marsaw, Dick Edgar, John Nicol and Rodney Pharo. 26 KITCHEN STAFF lzl rf 115163, s.M .4 Mrs. Alice Manning, Mrs. Ruth Gibson -our kitchen staff, with Shirley Simons and Carol LaGambina, student helpers. LUNCH IN THE CAFETERIA 28 CUSTODIANS 5, ,. Q 5 4 .k Eafxw X new K M' H a 1 O R Q .L .. s3s,G x . 'I we A,,,,v,,. 39 2 X . G Q ,R lx Roy Lavarnway, Jr., Albert Simons, Loren Decker BUS DRIVERS 4 lst row: Ray Gilligan, Robert Walsh, Loren Decker 2nd row: Vincent Rosenbarker, Donald Baxter, Glen Hall, Ivan Nelson The photographs in this book were taken by GEORGE A. OSTERTAG PHOTOGRAPHER Wanakena, N.Y. Tel. Star Lake- 8555 29 L bl 1 '5unu- fwfr Z1 Wa 'A - 'n. wa , an ibn 001 6 I 'N 5' Nut, ,Mp P mv-- f 7.4.4 S-.wJ Hn, suv. 'run 'ou.a4'. wus' U ef 9-15 if 'xr K -6, UZ CARL W. CLARK A I A ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS 625 James St. Syracuse 3 N.Y. DESIGNERS OF HAMMOND CENTRAL SCHOOL TEEKORATOR CONGRATULATIONS I THE PERFECT INCINERATOR HEATING - PLUNBING- VENTILATION ... FOR .. FOR THE NEW SCHOOLS HAMMOND CENTRAL SCHOOL HOMES installed by RESTAURANTS HOSPITALS Goerge H. Hyde Inc. FACTORIES x 306-308 N. water st. Ogdensburg N.Y. TEEKORATOR COMPANY ' Brighton Sta. Rochester, N.Y. 31 SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY furnished Sewing Machines for the HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT of HAMMOND CENTRAL SCHOOL Singer Sewing Machine Co. 129 Ford St. Ogdensburg, N.Y. Tel. 1593 NATHAN FRANK'S SONS OGDENSBURG'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE uuuwwawuw FRANK'S equipped your school with . Venetian Blinds . Curtains . Fixtures . Shades . Drapes Established in 1858 CONGRATULATIONS to HAMMOND CENTRAL SCHOOL Nephew and Keene Painting Contractors 109 So. Edwards Ave. Syracuse, N.Y. RUSLANDER 8 SONS, INC. Kitchen k Cafeteria Equipment for Hotels, Schools, Hospitals Institutions k Industrial Plants Mfg. Plant k Exec. Offices 18 Letchworth St. Buffalo, N.Y CONGRATULATIONS FLOOR CONTRACTING CO. INC. WOOD FLOOR ENGINEERS ANTWERP ROOFING k CONTRACTING FLEXOTILE MARBLE FLOORS CORPORATION N. Midler E New Court Ave. Antwerp New York Syracuse, N.Y.