Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

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The Senior new school with holding a dance purchased. Mr. class president. I I ' 1: , . . G Q X . X X xx N ,X - QE N in Qxbga J A SX YQ? Kil,s- X. X X X x x X sc .X ii? X X f .few . Xia . Class of l956 started its freshman year in the nineteen members. We started our treasury by and profits from a pencil machine which we Miller was our class advisor and James Carr the The same old faces were there when we started our sophomore year except for Audrey Shutler. one exception. We lost James Carr and gained Barbara Gove was the class president with Mrs. Smith as advisor. We continued our fund-raising by selling magazine subscriptions. We also held a dance and an ice cream social after the Grade Operetta. In our junior year we numbered seventeen having lost Audrey Shutler and Janet Letarte. Our bank balance got fatter with the addition of the proceeds from the Junior Prom, a block dance, and an ice cream social following the Spring Concert. All these were carried on under the advisor Mr. Munson and our president Patsy Shove. Fourteen started the senior year with high expectations. Our Senior Trip seemed to be on everyone's mind. President, Roger Gilmer, and advisor, Donald Beaman, were nominated to take the helm. We furthered our money-making cause by presenting the three-act play entitled UGO West, Young Manu. We also presented two one-act plays, HThe White Phantomn and nShotgun Wedding.H Throughout our four years the students, parents, and teachers made our trip possible by supporting all of our activities. We wish to thank everyone who helped make high school days memorable ones. 10