Hammond Central School - Spotlight Yearbook (Hammond, NY)

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now IJou J(, Jeaclier ou re y Wk Elaine Votraw — Social Studies “When you initial personal letters instead of signing them. Mary Fraser — English “You start hoping for snow days.” Joan Delosh — French “I start speaking French to my husband. Weldon Noble — Science “It’s the first day of student teaching and someone calls you ‘Mr. Noble.' Penny Simons — Industrial Arts You only have red pens in your purse.” Tom Chapman — Physical Education “It’s 3:30 and you’re still at school. Paula Walters — Math “You make your family ask permis- sion to leave the room. Katherine Hannan — Business “Telling your son he would be in- eligible if he didn’t clean his room.” Marie Woodman — Music “I hear a student hum or sing a new song they've learned.” Charles Buckel — Science “Nobody cares what you have to say.” George Snyder — Social Studies “You go through a pair of shoes by walking at least ten miles during a dance — it wreaks havoc on your ‘sole’.” Denise Murray — Math “Students you don’t even have say you’re mean.” Shelly Spooner — Guidance Counselor “You say the same thing day after day and no one seems to remember it, from day to day. 27

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H. Moore, J. Shindler, E. Salamacha, M. McGregor, P. Thivierge, M. Bowden mechanic R. LaPlante M. Lafazia D. Farley L. Flath 29