Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

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d oard of Education First Row: James Sullivan, Hugh Pitcher, Sherry Furgison Second Row: Robert Hollister, Marjorie McCullough, Faye Felt, Clarence Jenne Shirley Phillips Tammy Amyot 23

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Chief School Administrator “3L on y constant in fi e is change. ddor the yraduatiny Seniors, une 23 i will briny a biy change in your lives . 9 wish each of you the beit in any future endeavors and hope that you will cherish the fond memories you had at Jdam- mond (Central School. jcnool. Assistant principal 9 hope that in hiyh School you have yained the fundamental hnowledye and shills which will enable you to use your (yod yiven talents to Serve manhind, in whatever vocation you choose. 22

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WLt KeJL jtD y0u L y Jls eacner Donna Chase — Kindergarten When a child finally grasps the concept of beginning sounds.” Donna Sloan — First Grade Seeing how well the children read in June. Betty Moffat — Second Grade Helping a child improve his self image and gain confidence in himself. Mary Sue Seymour — Third Grade Seeing happy children. Irene Gardner — Fourth Grade “When the light finally shines through and understanding is reached at last! Douglas Delosh — Fifth Grade Having children ‘see the light' when en- countering problems and suddenly seeing the answer as you explain it.” Patricia Langtry — Sixth Grade “Being able to devote my time and energies to teaching my students.” Lori Sullivan — Seventh Grade “Knowing that I have done my very best. Alice Bickelhaupt — Eighth Grade “Having college students come back and express appreciation because they were prepared with things they had known they 'would never have any use for.' Joan Spies — Home Economics Meeting one of my former students that have used their talents, such as sewing. Carolyn Cushman — Art “Seeing the enjoyment and appreciation acquired through a students' creative efforts. Elizabeth Scarlett — Reading When Mary Walsh goes late to lunch because she wanted to look through some new books from the book cart.” Shirley Gordon — School Nurse “A short absentee list — meaning everyone is enjoying good health.” 24