John Adams High School - Clipper Yearbook (Ozone Park, NY)

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Ag i 1 means something different Some of us will seek higher education. Others will go im- mediiitely into the business world aided only by their high school educationg but .ill of us will carry in our thoughts the memories of these years-the friends we haye miide and the guidance we have re- ceiyed. We shall always be grateful to Mr. Clarke and Miss Keller for their immeas- urable help in molding us into good citi- zens-worthy Americans, We will cherish always the memories of the G. O. campaigns and the platforms which were sometimes outlandish, the won- derful assemblies especially the glee club presentations, and the many different senior activities which came to an end with the epitome of our senior term-the Senior prom. The .ithletic gdmes .tnd the m.1ny other extra-curriculiir activities will .1lXY.1yS bring to mind the cheering when our telms scored th.1t winning point .ind the wishful thinking when they were losing. Now .is our four years .ire drawing to .1 close. we. the Senior Class of June 1956 would lilic to extend our deep .ippreciation to the f.ieulty who through the years have helped to make our school days both edu- eationtil .ind enjoyable. As we embark on 1 new phase of our lives, we will always hold dear to our hearts the memories of these years.

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Miss Giammalvo: A new turkey foot for the demonstration of the tendon. Mr. Gross: A record that says Ach der lieber . Mrs. Visone: The position of President of the Selective Service Board of Adams that drafts boys as escorts to the Prom. Miss Burke: A section that will come to order without the use of a gavel. Mr. Hassett: Freshman who realize that G.O. is not part of the renowned phrase of hepcats- Go, go, go! Mr. DeCiutiis: A program called, Can You Top This Explosion? Mrs. Stern: Members of the Ciizzzllmi' Statl with a nose for news . Miss Connolly: An answer to how we can send the Clipper copy to the printers in Brooklyn by air-mail. It can be done! Mrs. Gould: Contour sheets. Mr. Steed: A portion of the Dewey Decimal System for filing old cuts. Mr. E. Clarke: An airrconditioned office in which to mark the English Regents. Mr. Fisch: An escalator from Room 232 to the boiler room for his personal class tours, Miss Laws: All Senior sections on the first floor. Mr. A. M. Richter: The puzzlement: Does A. M. really stand for Ante Meridian? Bliss Jewell: Publishers bidding for the option on your new essay entitled, On Unopened Exam Papers. Mr. I-Iazelton: An audition on Arthur Godt'rey's Talent Scouts. Miss Johnston: A Sombrero to remind you always of the Senior girls doing The Mexican Hat Dance. Mr. Grithth: Another Bob Clement. Mr. Byrne: A silxer-plated whistle for your morning patrol duty. Mrs. Secor: An article explaining Why' Slots Are in Desks . To all those not mentioned we thank you for your patience and understanding. To the juniors, Sophomores, and lowly Freshmen we leave a trail of blood, sweat and tears as well as our moth-bitten gym suits and dilapidated sneakers which can be found in the sterilizing room as a living monument to us. In witness whereof, we have hereunto inscribed our names and set a seal to this Will, on this twenty-eighth day of june, nineteen hundred and fifty-six. 23 f 4424 QP, f 5 L 'sf M -. 'FTF' ' lf V if 1 ex f 4

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