Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

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tAST IMU- ANO TtSPtyUENT (cotdUux ty Grace Ann Shoulette — Leaves her Crash Helment and Motorcycle Boots to a de- serving soul, Trudy McMechan. She also leaves her dimples to the only one worthy of them — Mr. Collister. of taking care of Bus 19 to Colleen Davis. The foregoing instrument was in our presence, signed and sealed by the said Senior Class executives, at the end thereof, and by them published and declared as and for their first and last will, and at their request and in their presence and in the presence of one another we hereunto subscribe our names as attesting witnesses, at Hammond, New York, on October 27, 1964. Cindy Snyder — Leaves a pitcher of pink Kool-Aid and her ability to figure that everybody else has a problem to Dee Dee Stewert. Jimmy Toland — Leaves his ability to come in late for yearbook meetings with a pretty girl and his speed boat record to Dennis Hanson. Joy Youngs — Wishes to leave her ability for being a pest and her responsibilities Executed at Hammond, New York, on October 27, 1964. Jo-Anne Atkins Grace Anne Shoulette Stella Wilson Notary Public

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tASr U fLL AND TCSIAMENT We, the 1965 Senior Class of Hammond Centra! School, do make this our first and last will as follows: To the Faculty — We leave our eternal fountain of youth. To the Class of 1966 — We leave to you our favorite sales representative, Dion and the debts you well earned. To the Class of 1967 — We leave our bookcovers and shakers on a percentage basis. To the Class of 1968 — We leave our unending ability to co-operate with one another. Jo-Anne Atkins — Leaves her backseat driving ability to Sheila Emrich because that is the closest to driving she'll ever get. Ned Cole — Leaves his stops at Chippewa for soft cookies to Bob Hunter and his ability to teach pretty girls how to parallel park to Philip Hanson. Dale Davis — Leaves his ability to do many things and accomplish very little and his place on his father's farm to Mr. Ritzman. Christy Drake — Leaves her ability of being a majorette's teacher to Cindy Ayen. Janie Gallagher — Leaves her wild summer's Oak Point job, the visits to Mrs. Preston's and her driving attitude for class work to the one and only Mary Milsap, another nut in the rising. Linda Hollister — Leaves her ability of bugging the majorettes to the one suitable for the position, Clark Wainwright. Linda Jolly — Leaves her ability to understand bookkeeping to George Decker. Philip Lavarnway — Leaves his athletic ability and his well done Math assignments to Larry Gascon who we know will carry it out to the best of his ability. Vicki Morrison — Reluctantly leaves her long straight black hair to the person on page 103 in the French 3 books and to Susan Schermerhorn to fight over. Jackie Petrie — Leaves her knacks for climbing on school roofs to Penny Watson. Donna Plummer — Leaves her ability to eat salami sandwiches, play her sax and sing the Wizard of Oz all at the same time to Mr. Bariteau. Bonnie Proven — Leaves her ability to forget her clarinet when she goes to Potsdam to Diane Amyot and her job in the library to Julie Langtry.

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Classes Study, study, study . . . this high school work is a dog’s life!” llllllli linn