Hancock Central Hgih School - Chehocton Yearbook (Hancock, NY)

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In memory of a classmate HOSE DUMOND who died in 1951

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On March 25, 1955, the little hamlet of East Br On April 26, 1954, the little metropolis of Sta the new arrival of a baby boy. This boy was soon na high school days in Hancock Central, he has entered industrial arts. two yearsg wrestling club, one year football and rifle club each one year, lntramurals, lker, Penn. was doomed with med Ralph Adams. During his into the following activities: 3 archery club, stage crew, three years, and was a member of the Senior play stage crew in his fourth year. Ralph's favorite expression is none heck of a thing' and his nickname is nTHt8.N Farming is what he plans to do in the future, and one with a good outlook, we think. Working on stage crews and hunting is his himkm. Shop and avla likes and social studies and English are his main di we wonder?l His cause of death will probably be Hea The first girl on our list was born in Cadosia Joan Benedict. Joan was a member of the YOU club in belonged to the dramatics and library clubs in her F expression is Wdarn lt,' but we question her about t high school was becoming a Senior and her hobby is safe driving class. From what we've heard, she has Joan's future ambition is to become a nurse, so the goal, Joan. Among her likes are long vacations and include getting up in the morning and a combination flakes, although we can't imagine why. Driving, or cause Joan's death. d For another Senior girl, we have to travel a fe fair city, on September 50, 1955, Barbara Bisbee was active in both clubs and music organizations and has years. Her favorite expression is 'I'll never tell. fondest memory in high school is her Sophomore year, is to go to college. Barbara likes all sports, food dislikes people who don't tell the truth. Her cause be worrying about getting 100 in every test. tion are listed among his slikes. fAny special reason ther!!! on June 5, 1956. Her name is her Sophomore year and reshmen year. Her favorite his. Her fondest memory in rivlng Mr. Courtln crazy in developed unique skill at this best of luck in reaching your new clothes. Her dislikes of olives, molasses and corn learning to, will most likely w miles to Deposit. In this born. Barbara has been been a cheerleader for three ' Barb tells us that her and that her future ambition and vacations, but she of death will most certainly anch was overjoyed by the In Brooklyn, N. Y. on February 21, 1956, the stork delivered a charming little arrival of a new baby boy who became Allen Brannen. During Allen's high school days, he has been in chorus for three years, baseball, three yearsg football, one year, archery, dance, leaders and officials, rifle, apparatus, bachelors and projection clubs for one year each. He also took part in the operetta one year and played the part of 'Jonathan' in the Senior play. Allen has participated in intramurals all four years of high school. nPowder River' is his favorite expression and playing baseball has been his fondest memory. He tells us his nickname is 'Oop,' and we wonder how it was derived. A1len's future ambition is to attend Brockport Physical Education College. Horseback riding, fishing, hunting are given as his hobbies and he dislikes conceited groups of people. His likes, however, include horses, trailer camps and cars. Frankly, we're puzzled over the cause of his death. Our 'man of the hour,' Charles Brewer, had the honor of being born in the county seat, Delhi, on December 18, 1934. A member of the band, of which he is president during his Senior year, a member of orchestra for four years and a delegate to the All-State Band at Rochester, we find that one of Charl1e's hobbies is playing his trombone, and that he would like to be a music teacher. A leader among the Seniors, he has been president of his class for the last two years, is the president of the student council and is a member of the Honor Society. He has played on the baseball, football and basketball teams, having been captain of the last two in his Senior year. His portrayal of 'Herbert Gage' in the Senior play will long be remembered. Charlie has also been active in the A.A.B., of which he is president this year. Hie fondest memory in high school was his Junior year and English III. His likes are Fran, of course, music and basketball. His death will be caused by not being busy or an officer of some organization. boy who in high fondest was quite a game! Among his other activities a three years and treasurer for two yearsg Honor and Senior play, one year. The Senior trip is He desires a future as an accountant and hunts sports, guns, the Yankees, and hates conceited 14 was named Horton Brewer, who is now nickname propl d nTiny.' While he has been school, Horton has been on the football team all four years. He says his memory is the Deposit-Hancock football game of 1950, and we agree that it seball, one year, rifle club, ty, two years, aviation club re ba Socie listed as his fondest memory also. and fishes as a hobby. He likes e. Bashfulness will cause his