Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

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Y sfff -f we E' s B of e East will emit estumrnt. 4 A We, the Class of l95h, being of reasonably sound body and mind, hereby write this as our last will and testament. Being a class with considerable talent and generous disposition, we bequeath our earth- ly and unearthly possessions as follows: JQHN SULLIVAN leaves his place before the Wilson TV set to any wort y succesor. PHYLLIS FELT leaves her place at the front of the Bunny Hop to Gary Hyde DOROTHI BARNEY leaves a lot of male tongues flapping wildly in the breeze. WELDON YOUNGS just leaves..... DENISE WILSON leaves the Florida sunshine for the Floridans. YVONNE CONKLIN leaves her 'place in the saddle' to her sister Hazel. CAROLE GOVE leaves her books, leaves the school, but will not EVER leave Chippewa Bay to anyone. ALICE CLARK leaves her bicycle route out thataway to Barbara Gove f BILL DAWLEY laavgs his 'pretty blue eyesg to any member of the reshman class o as the courage to use t em. BOB DAUGHEETY leaves his hegght to be divided evenly and with haste.. ..to icky Marsaw and anny Dunham. b MONICA GAEDNER lgavgsxher abilggy to arggei1:ndE3er1now famous attle cry Let's g t to s ragette a e st s. dL0TTIER3ONES leaves her place in the kitchen to Shirley Simons an Lois ogers. ISLA JEAN NICOL leaves her place gesidesga guy who will sit up and take notice of a roving eye to atsy ove. BETTY GIBSON begueaths her ability to sit with babies to none other than Rodney hove. PHILLIS DUNHAM leaves her ability to argue with the teachers to Roger Gilmer and Merrie Richardson. JOAN YOQNGS leaves her niche in the Hall of Fame to be filled by Bennie erdon CAROLE LAGAMBINA leaves peace and quiet to Wayne Gilmer. Robert Dean Daugherty, Y ff' OO M Q ! X , Mill. me , m Z Executor. A -17 D

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M A Mass Qxg-,'f Misitmfcy 4-ffl The Class of l9Sh began its eventful career through high school with twenty-one members. During their Freshman year, Mr. Edward Brig- nal was our advisor. Some money-raising events held during the year included a Halloween Dance, a skating party, and a baked goods sale. As Sophomores we numbered nineteen. With Mr. Walter Garner as our advisor our treasury swelled as a result of a magazine subscription campaign. A Washington's Day Dance and a baked goods sale also helped increase the class fund. During our Junior year the nineteen members, with Miss Nelda Young as our advisor, held many fund-raising and social activities. Among these were a card party, a victory dance after the Morristown basket- ball game. An ice cream social, and, of course, the Junior Prom. As we entered our final year our number had decreased to seven- teen members. Assisted by our advisor, Mrs. Helen Eustis, we began arrangements for our trip to New York City and set out to increase our funds. We again proved our ability as salesmen through extensive stat- ionery sales. Class activities also included a card party, a hay ride, and the school paper. Because three-fourths of the class are girls it was a problem to choose a Senior Play which would give all the actresses a part and yet not require extra actors. A play, however, was finally selected and barring grave mishaps the class planned to present nLife of the Party.n The Class of 'Eh would like to thank all who have helped and sup- ported them, especially their advisors. Y John W. Sullivan 14