Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

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CSF Musa Misimjy In its Freshman year the class of '55 began with 21 members. To start funds for a Senior trip, under the guidance of Mr. Charles Miller, the class sold pencils and held a dance. The class as Sophomores totaled 19 and to add to the treasury under the guidance of Mr. Monroe Pelton, magazine subscriptions were sold and a dance was he . Still numbering 19 the class became Juniors and Mr. Donald Beaman as their class advisor, the class activities began with a dance, card party and the sale of autograph books and pens. The most important event of the year was the Junior Prom which turned out successful. After three what seemed long years we finally Seniors. Still under the guidance of hr. Donald Beaman, the class which had decreased to 18 began to plan for our exciting trip to New York City and to plan events which would help increase our funds. The activities of the class began with a dance. we proved to be successful salesmen by selling over two hundred boxes of writing paper. The Senior Play 'Bells on Their Toes' presented by the class of '55 on November 19, proved to be an interesting one for the cast as well as the audience. Because of the size of the class a play with a large cast was chosen. 'Belles on Their Toes H -13-

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Seniors SALUTATORIAN ,,,,v' N Adaline Hunter George Furgison Karlyn Paddock elm 4 'W P t 1 i Preston Lewis 8 r C a Butler j Rodger Elliott Andrew Amyot Arthur Davison Jan Rutherford -17- 'N

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asi will audi Qlrstnnwni. if Senior Class KD? Karlyn P8dd0CkY of Hammond Central School in gh, Coungy gf St. Lawrence and Hate of Nei' York debug of sound mind cmd memngg do make, publish mul dedam tlulswwv las M. in nwmner foilowrhg that B'nray: DONALD EVANS: leaves his 'romantic leads to Tommy Chapman. PRET LEWIS: leaves his comedy routines to Rodney Pharo. JAN RUTHERFORD: leaves his basketball ability in the form of a trust fund, to be drawn upon for future Morristown games. PAT BUTLER: leaves her Marsaw Road home to Ginny Dunham, who wants to get away from it all. ARNOLD DENNER: leaves his 'tennis ratchet' to Wendell Seymour. GEORGE FURGISON: gives his convertible to anyone who can keep it running. KARLYN PADDOCK: takes everything she has with her. DONALD YOUNGS: gegueaths his extraordinary ability to argue to Reggie c ear. KAY DELAIR: just grabbed her hat and ran. RODGER ELLIOTT: leaves the problem of how to go out every night and still keep awake in class to Bruce Moquin. ADALINE HUNTER: leaves her red hair to someone who has a temper to match. Cno names mentioned? ANDY AMYOT: leaves his quiet ways to be used immediately by Roger Gilmer. ARTHUR DAVISON:, leaves his Ogdensburg date book to Rolly Lunderman. JANET HOLLISTER: leaves her night callers to Sandra Howie. GARY FELT: leaves his devotion to Chippawa Bay in the summer to Barb Gove. JACK McCORMICK: leaves his happy-go-lucky personality behind for Dale Schermerhorn. MAURICE RICHARDSON: passes his 'dancing feet' on to Dave Mar-saw. MARY CHAPMAN: leaves the privilege of flirting all the time, and getting away with it,to Patsy Shove. Tfskswf l-i f I ,'lli:x'LLx: R- 4 fviff-.1 x , .. x :L.-muq?pq4-. Nw ...Af---' 4- - ' 'X--'- -i -' .1 .1- A .. 2-ff - ,r'1'-fn.-fx. -- nn- . - :il-f:L,f 1,',AA.1f:f:'.2'.:': ':5n- f '4 ' - mnlgfr ,w' ,. Gi? afar 1 -19-