Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

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' ast ill ami! alestnment. We, the class of 1957, being of sound body and intricate mind, hereby will our admirable qualities as follows: VIRGINIA CHAPMAN? ROSEITA KRAKE: LOIS ROGERS: RODNEY PHARO: DUANE DUNHAM: HENRY PRESTON: JAM S SULLIVAN: BETTY DUNN: RONNIE SHUTLER DENNIS GOSIERt LONA YOUNGSI VELDA SIMONS: SALLIE EUSTIS: DICK EDGAR: ELEANOR LARUE: RUDY THOMPSON: BILL HADLOCKt JIM IE LANGTRY w U11'o 7' as Q',qa xw, 7 ,X f I gurl, y . Leaves her free dry cleaning to anyone who wants to take over. Leaves her year and a half in Intermediate Algebra to anyone dumb enough to flunk it. Leaves her love for Elvis Presley to all the men teachers of H.C.S. who dislike him. Leaves his wild women drivers to Eddie Hollister. Hill! of them! Leaves his height to be divided evenly among Dick, Danny and Frank. Leaves his ability to stay away from girls to Maurice Clarke Leaves his parking meter on the Chippewa Bay corner to Morris Felt. Leaves her Hot Rod Chevy to any girl in the Junior Class who can keep it running. Leaves Leaves Leaves eaves Leaves Leaves his his her her her his ability to flirt with girls to Mike Webster. Democratic pin to Victor Faubert. red hair to Kathleen Wilson. devoted love for Rossie to the Freshman girls. patience and distant love to Kitty Hunter. height to some other bean pole. Grabbed all her belongings and ran. Leaves his basketball ability to little brother Peter. Leaves his quiet way to little brother Johnny. Leaves his ability to talk all the time to Dick Marsaw. Z26LZZ1e44x1ll' 95 QJQ 0T74fV44'V mole 119017 17

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h 'iP-fn-exp CLASS N HI Tom The class of 1957 began its career through high school as Freshmen with 18 members. Mrs. Margaret Spies was our class advisor. During this year we had our Freshman dance, at which we were initiated, a food sale, and an ice cream social. We began our Sophomore year with 19 members having gained Ronnie Shutler. Our class advisor was Mrs. Helen Eustis. Our class treasury had increased with the results of the following: a danceg the sale of toquesg an ice cream social and the sale of magazines. we started our Junior year with 18 members. We lost Robert Barley, Bennie Yerdon, and Bruce Moquin. We gained Betty Dunn and Rudy Thompson. Our class advisor was Mrs. Eustis. We had many more money-raising events to chalk up. They were as follows: the Junior Promg the sale of stationeryg paper driveg and a one act play. Our treasury had increased somewhat larger during this year. In our fourth and final year as Seniors, 18 members were accounted for. Assisted by our advisor, Mr. Donald Beaman, we managed many headaches, especially the planning of the Senior trip. We had many activities at hand such as: the sale of stationeryg the three act play called Papa was Preacher, which turned out prosperous: the sale of refreshments at basketball gamesg the yearbook and the school paper. We expect to have another Senior play after the close of the basketball season, which we hope will help the class treasury. g We wish to thank all the people who have helped participate in our activities and our class advisors' assistance through our past four years of high school. 16

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7 mg NMA? C 5 Numa'- S CLASS PROPHE Y L-,lx lr S VIRGINIA CHAPMAN is now a housewife to Duane Dunham along with her teaching duties at Potsdam State Teachers College. DUANE DUNHAM has just signed a contract to play basketball with the Syracuse Nats. BETTY DUNN has remodled her Chevrolet into a stock car, She plans to enter it into the next 500 mile race at Indianapolis. DICK EDGAR has just received the title of President of one of the largest drug companies in the world. SALLIE EUSTIS has settled down to a quiet married life with her Oneonta professor. DENNIS GOSIER, the fighting democrat, is still undecided whether he'1l accept the democratic nomination for the presidency. BILL HADLOCK is now the sole owner of the largest chicken farm in the U.S. ROSEITA KRAKE, head female surgeon of Bl ok Lake Hospital, has just been voted doctor of the year for her discovery on how to cure hang nails, JIM LANGTRY is now the foreman at the Phalen farm in Rossie. ELEANOR LARUE is now a housewife and working as head waitress at Oak Point Inn. RODNEY PHARO recently received a white collar job at McQueer's livestock farm. HENRY PRESTON is doing quite well with his deep sea diving suit in Black Lake. LOIS ROGERS just became emcee of the Grand Ole Opera. RONNIE SHUTLER still can't decide on a wife but spends a lot of his time in the Rossie Hills. VELDA SIMONS, former mayor of the entire Rossie Hills, has just been named housewife of Rossie. JAMES SULLIVAN is the only threat to beat Betty Dunn at Indianapolis Speedway next year. RUDY THOMPSON is now married and recently became President of the Red and White Stores in South Africa. LONA YOUNGS is married and raising redheads. 18