Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

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616155 Prophecy MARLENE GOSIER--is busily occupied in following out her double careers: nursing and caring for her family. RITA TUSLER--has been promoted to the position of personal secretary to the manager of the G. L.F. Store. IANET MALOY--has made her career in beauty culture. She has just announced her engagement to a Brier Hill Rough Rider. CAROL WOYTEK--after having received her BacheIor's Degree from Potsdam State Teacher's College, is teach- ing in the newly organized Black Lake Central. RAY STEPHENSON--is living in Kansas and has just purchased 500 acres of land on which he plans to erect a modern dairy equipment business. LINDA RHEOME--who always wanted to be a school teacher, has agreed to be a teacher for Bill's family. MICHAEL WEBSTER--has achieved his one great aim in life. He has made Pleasant Valley notorious by setting up a ranch equal to any, even in Texas. JEAN GIBSON--finds it very convenient being a nurse in Morristown C. S. since Roger is the Ag teacher there. BONNIE GOVE--has quietly settled down in Chippewa Bay were she and her family are supported by the best bar- ber along the Thousand Islands. JANET HADLOCK--and her retired Purdue professor have taken over Lockland Farms. They feel they should have something to leave to their fine sons. CAROLYN HUNNEYMAN--we find also employed at M.C. S. She teaches just as a pastime while her spouse is traveling around with his horses from the notorious Langbrook Stables. SANDRA IONES--is very quietly settled down on a farm in Calaboga. She says that after spending some time overseas as an army nurse, she enjoys the quiet country life. WORTH CATLIN--owner of the largest florist shop in New York City, has been complaining lately because Broad- way hasn't opened any new comedies. CORLEEN EVANS--is still following up the Broadway comedies, Perhaps she is just trying to stay on the good side of her employer. PHILIP EVANS--is the head engineer on a new branch of the New York State Thruway which is going through Calaboga. MORRIS FELT--who is also a leading engineer, is currently constructing a new attraction to replace the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy. VICTOR FAUBERT--has officially announced that he will run for the next Presidential election, on the Demo- cratic ballot of course. DONNA STEPHENSON--who has no hope for the future, is now head sales- clerk of Macy's pet shop on Long Island. JANE TURNBULL--is just beginning a new job, acting as a campaign manager, along with her usual duties as a private secretary. GARY GARDNER--has attained his third star in his climb to become a five -star general in the U. S. Army.