Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

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Class Prophecy Dean Stephenson is now furthering his tool collection which started in the shop. Greame Stewart is now head of the Phys. Ed. Department at Vasser. Jim Supensky is now head of the T.H.J. S.B.L. Society which is dedicated to the preservation of Black Lake. Good Luck Jim! Mark Toland, a prosperous farmer in beautiful downtown North Hammond, has recently added another thousand acres to his ranch, The Ponderosa East. Bruce Tusler is now experimenting with a three wheeled car that offers superior cornering on the Rossie Road. Penny Watson was drafted and is training the Green Berets in the art of ballet.

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Class Prophecy Cindy A yen became an airplane stewardess and is currently residing in Cuba. Marilyn Bickelhaupt is now chief test driver for Ford Motor Company. She and her 1977 Mus- tang are currently balanced on top of a telephone pole on the Black Lake Road. Rachel Bowman is now a drill sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps. Larry Davis has now opened a karate school and face guard factory in Philly. Steve Demick is a professor of agriculture at Albino State College on Black Lake. Paulette Emrich and her kitty are now starring in a new T.V. series called Jubert, the story of a cat and the girl who loves him. Ed Furgison is now known as the singing revenuer in the hill country of Kentucky. Wanda Gascon is now serving time in Attica State Prison for telling the race marshall at Wat- kins Glen to EAT A BAG.” Doug Hunneymen is finally driving legally on the back roads between Hammond and Redwood. Jane Laidlaw is now owner-manager of that multi-million dollar corporation, Cousin Janie's Bakery, manufacturing the famous Laidlaw Roll. Gary Maloy is reigning as present king of the demolition derby association whose headquarters is located on Black Lake. Pete McDermott is first assistant salesman for Ralph Williams, second largest used car dealer in Southern California. Mary Moffat is now earning her way through college at Buffalo as an exotic dancer in a local night club. John Morrison is now a professional welder. His shop in Wheeling, West Virginia specializes in wedding steel guitars back together. Kim Nicol is now owner and proprietor of Marsaw and Marsaw whom he bought out with funds accumulated from short-changed customers. Dan Paddock is now running speed trials on the Calaboga Road in his '57' chevy in preparation for the Indy 500. Joyce Salisbury is chief clerk and typist for Dipsy-Doodle Publications, publishers of the fa- mous Funk and Waggonal Dictionary. 'Charlie' Schneider is now chief editor of Seventeen and is moonlighting as a photographer for Playboy. Buff Shoulette is now a Driver Ed. teacher for the Pratt Institute of Technology. Jim Snyder, that renowned Biologist, is involved in a practical experiment on the effect of alcohol on the human kidneys.

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Cast Will and Zest ament We, the 1969 Senior Class of Hammond Central School, do make this our first and last will as follows: To the Faculty - We leave MAYOR DAILEY’S HANDBOOK ON RIOTS AND INSURRECTIONS. To the Class of 1970 - We leave the lights on in the gym. To the Class of 1971 - We leave the water running in the bathroom and a new social studies teacher a year. To the Class of 1972 - We leave a lifetime subscription to MY WEEKLY READER. Cindy Ayen - Cindy leaves Ed Arquitt a few locks of red hair, Connie Tayler a crash helmet and seat belt, providing she dodges all red bulls, and to Mrs. White, peace and quiet. Amen Marilyn Bickelhaupt - I leave my poetic ability to Larry Sequin and my ability to shoot a shot- gun to my brother Jon and Howard Demick. Racheal Bowman - I will to Mr. Ritzman a new set of keys and my ability to hog the ball in gym class to Judy Milsap. Larry Davis - I leave my 1960 Chevy to Terry Marcellus and my ability to get along with Mr. Kingston to Dean Stephenson. I also leave my wino to one notorious Fred Ayen. Steven Demick - I leave my homemade decoys to any fool who think he wants them. Paulette Emrich - I leave my sisters; Nancy Schermerhorn and Ellen McAvoy my good looks. Edward Furgison - I leave my parking space at H.C.S. to a teacher with a 67 tan Ford with a black top. Wanda Gascon - I leave my bottle of hair bleach to Cousin Kathy, my cullots to Pat Langtry and my gym suit to Ginette Martin. Doug Hunneyman - I leave my Chevy to anyone who can keep up the payments. Jane Laidlaw - I leave my love of 6th period gym class to Nancy Proven, the back seat in Bus 26 to Danny and Alan and my temperament in math classes to my sister, Amy. Gary Maloy - I leave my hunting ability to Pearlie Jones.