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' , 'H . , ' , . ' . ,' , , l flzruuglzozlf flu' sfafv. If has lwmz our prilzrilvge ' K ' . ' 1 1 b U5 rr' f 1-I ' ' fl' g frif' , f'11c'011f' K ' I 11s 0 t 'f fm' 2 ' 1 1 '1 1 7 7 11 us 11 TO OUR CLASS ADVISOR MISS MARCIA STEWART We the class of 1937, eacterzd our deepen' lore and gratrtude Throughout our hzgh Sfhool years Mrss Stewart haS bleu our guulf and to encourage us and make our School :lay happy It rs rrnposszble to eavprwe the flap and smoere gratrtude we feel for all that .She has meant to us y ' f ' , ' 1 'gf V ' Q f inspiration. She has used erery opportunity . 1, tom: I I Chadwick, Scott, Farnham, Benedict, Advvards B lc. Sumner, K. Natoli, Burchard, Nelson, Steilwagon, Dygert, Favorito TI-IE STAFF Editor-in-Chief FREDERICK EARNI-IAM Literary Editor Circulation Manager RLITI-I BENEDICT EDWARD ADWARDS Art Editor Business Manager ALICE SCOTT RONALD CHADWICK Staff Typist KATI-IRYN NATOLI ASSISTANTS E. Sumner M. Eavorito D. Dygert E. Anderson A. Burchard J. Nelson F. Stellvvagen IN APPRECIATION To those members of the facuity whose whoie-hearted interest and energy have been de- voted to our every undertaking, we extend our sincere gratitude. Genevieve Haslcell, B. S., Home Economics ....... ,........... FACULTY . . . . . . . . .Cornell University Rose Natoli, Arts .............. .. .... Syracuse University, Cortland Normal Grace Mead, R. N., School Nurse ......... ................ C rouse lrving Hospital R. L. Hogue, B. S., Principal ..............., . .. . . ,,... Syracuse University F. R. Wassung, A.B., Ph. M., Superintendent .... . Marcia F. Stewart, Guidance ............... ............ Lillian Wells, A. B., Commercial ,.,....... .... Elizabeth M. Thompson, A. B., English .... . . Susan A. Kirlcby, History ....,..,....... . , . M. Qctavia Livesey, B. S., Physical Kathleen Booth DeLaney, Oral English, Dramatics. . . , , . Frances K. Higgins, A. B. ,Commercial ......... M. Pauline Weaver, Commercial. . Eileen M. Fenwiclc, A. B., English. Helen Powers, Mathematics ..... Jane D. Bell, Civics ............. Katherine L. l'-inigan, A. B., English .... ... Anna Wells, Mathematics, Latin .... Marguerite Lynch, A. B., Latin. ., Sarah M. Curnalia, Music ........ Joseph Franlclin, B. A., Science. . Richard Bond, B.C.S., Commercial Charles O. Miers, A. B., English . Richard Rendell, A. B., History. .. Franlclin E. Giltner, B. S., Science . Floyd Lotheridge, lndustrial Arts. Robert O. Wilson, B. S., Mathemat Kurt Beyer, B. S., Physical Ed. . .... Sydney K. Bauclq, Music ......... Anna Marie Spiotti, A. B., French . . . . . . . . . . Hamilton College .Oneonta Normal N. Y. State Teachers' College . . . .Syracuse University Oneonta Normal .....Temple University .....Slcidmore College State Teachers' College . .lndiana State Normal .. . . .Good Counsel College . . . . . . . . . .Cortland Normal N. Y. State Teachers' College . . . . .New Rochelle College Ea. ........, .'.'.'.'.' 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Engllsh 4 Banquet 3 Class Book Asslgnment 4 Voters Party:-34 French Club 4 Dramat1c Socnety 3 4 Class Secre tary ALDRICI-I DANIEL Il11 111x duh lo 1 111x lrzfnd L0 1' Irutlz and Vlllfll to 11111 na' Rlfle Club4 Voters Party4 Archery3 ALESSI ANTHONY 1111 11 IJ 1111 gun! 111111 lntra Basketball Q Voters Party 4 Volley Ball 3 ANDERSON ELIZABETH Ill 11 r 1111 all lzrr PFFJIJII Brraflu 1111 1111 ffablsl 1111zl 11111111151 Student Counc1l1 I-l1Tr1bune Q 3 4 Honor Student 4 Bema Soclety Q 3 4 Orchestra 1 Glee Club 1 Q 3 4 May Festlval 1 Q 3 4 Operetta Q 4 MUSIC Club 4 Tennls 1 Q Archery 1 Q 3 Class Book Ass1gnment4 Voters Party 4 Natronal Forensrc League Q 3 Secretary 3 Archlve Staff Ass1stantL1terary Edltor 4 ANNESSI TONY linoa that he who 15 a mend fo lzzmffl 11 a mend to all Football Q 3 4 Golf 1 Q 3 4 Captaun 4 Voters Party 4 lnt Sports Volley Ball 1 Q 3 4 Basketball 1 Q 3 4 In door Soft Ball 1 Q 3 Free Throw Tournament 1 Q 3 Class Book Ass1gnment4 BAILEY CLIFFORD Put o unlzl tomorrow what 3014 ouglzl 7101 to 1111 at all Glee Club 3 May FCSlIVdI 4 Operetta 4 Football Q Cat Oxfordj Oxford Baseball 1 McDonough Baseball 1 Cap ta1n BOXIOQ 4 Oxford Arc ery Q Rnfle Club 3 4 Engllsh 4 Banquet 4 French Club 4 McDonough Basketball 1 Captaln Basketball 3 Soccer Manager McDonough 1 BAILEY DOLORES The wmnmg charm That brought gat .runxhmz to the land Orchestra 1 Q Glee Club 1 Q Baseball Captaln 1 Q Tennus 1 Q Volley ball 1 Magaz1ne Sale 1 Englush Club 1 Basketball Captann 1Q CMcDonough and Oxfordb Band 4 May FZSIIVdI 4 Engllsh 4 Banquet 4 French Club 4CNorw1ch D BAILEY GEORGE Ha py go lurky go gtlltf McDonou Baseball 1 Soccer 1 Basketball 1 Cap ta1n Oxforcf FootbalIQ BaseballQ Basketball Q Nor wnch Prom Commnttee 3 Football 4 Track 3 Int Sports 3 Basketball Vars1ty3 4 BALL EDITH 'Vol on one .rlnng are all I1 e .rjf-welf strung Baseball 1 Q,3 4 Volleyball 1 Q Basketball 1 Q 4 BARNES, CLARENCE A1olly andtrue happyfellow Glee Club 1,Q,3,4, Pres1dent3,4, May Festival 1,Q,3,4 Operetta 'I,Q,4, Englnsh 4 Banquet 4, Class Book Assugn ment 4, Voters' Party 4, Class Treasurer 1,Q, lntra Sports Basketball 1,Q,3, Volleyball 1,Q,3, Baseball Q,3 I 11 I Q 11 aw. -T, , 1' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , 11 I. . 11 l 1' 1 ' ,, ,. . 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' ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - n . . i BATES LLICILLE Truth rrurhed to earth wzll rue agam Flrst Voters Party 4 Engllsh 4 Banquet 4 BELDEN ROBERT Whv doer not hu guardzan angel look to hlm He dexervef one maxbe he haf tlrra' hum out FIYSK Voters Party 4 Engllsh 4 Banquet 4 BIDWELL DFR USCILLA 7 he :mall courtener fweetrn ll I I he greater 1nnoblf1t Glee Club 9 3 4 May Festlval Q 3 4 Speclal Chorus 3 FIVSI Voters Party waltress 4 BIVIANO VINCENT If Izfr 110711111 mg? 1er .rr long -I fhrre zr Hong lo flghl Band 1 Q 3 4 Orchestra 1 Q 3 4 Dance Orchestra 4 May Festlval 1 Q 3 4 Operetta 1 Q 4 Football 4 Baseball 3 4 Engllsh 4 Banquet4 Flrst Voters Party4 Int Sports1 BURCHARD ANNE Owoman lo elx woman 1017 411 angel form fallen 101111 rhare Student Councll 1 3 4 Presldent 4 Booster Club 1 Q 3 4 VICE Presldent 3 Chl Alpha 3 4 Honor Student 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Glee Club 1 9 3 4 Rresldent 1 4 Treasurer 3 May FZSfIVdI 1 9 3 4 Operetta 1 Q 4 MUSIC Club 1 Q l'm.51 Q 3 Volleyball 1 Q 3 Engllsh 4 Ban quet 4 Archlve Stalf ASSISIGDI Edltor ln Chlef 4 FIFSI Voters Party Speaker 4 Ithaca play Q3 Class OIFICZY VICZ Presldent 3 Tlclcet Sale PTIZC Q 4 Magazlne Sale 3 Basketball 1 Q 3 D A R Cltlzenshlp PFIZC 4 Danclng Club 3 Sportsmanshlp Brotherhood 3 Student Councll Movle Benellt Chalrman 3 CHADWICK RONALD Ile lz er mntent andrn mr none A of 1' fn a monarrll on luv throne Hl Trlbune 4 Chl Alpha 4 Honor Student 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Glee Club1 9 Operetta 1 Q Archlve Staff Ithaca Play 3 4 Tlclcet Sale Q 4 MGQGZIHC Sale 3 Asslst ant Captaln Int Sports Tennls Q CHAMPAIGN DONALD He lo ex lo fhdf 111111 the glrl 1l7L07L Q T11 the wax aclfh 1111 111111 Ihex re alum: :ol Rlfle Club 9 3 4 Flrst Voters Party 4 Engllsh 4 Banquet 4 Class VICE Presldent SZ Football J V 1 CLARK DOROTHY SflflZf'Il1'1lf,F HIIIIITIS FU7IlI'I1'l1lfff0X 1 el fI1I'1H' rr ICILIS to pffflff Hl Trlbune 3 4 Prom Commlttee Chalrman Supper 3 Archery Q Classboolc ASSlQHmCHL 4 Flrst Voters Party Hostess 4 Bowllng 4 Tlcket Sale Chalrman Q Magazlne Sale PFIZZ 3 Bowllng Tournament 4 Tennls 4 Engllsh 4 Banquet 4 CLARKE CARLTON I 1111111111 flffllllj, prucl ll! ju I 11111111 1 llulllg 117111 111111 111 r1rll'ufl Class Presldent Scranton 1 Class Preslclent 3 Chl Alpha 3 4 Treasurer 4 Football Varslty 3 4 Basketball Varslty 3 4 Baseball Squad 4 Ithaca Play 3 4 Flrst Voters Party Engllsh 4 Banquet 4 COLLIER LEO Ile 15 a erv headvtrolzg anzmal who lnutalef the pmt o 1o1l.Iraa'1rl1o11 for the lo 1' of lrldependenff Hllclng Q COLLINS CHARLES Illtlze world lo ev tl lo er Booster Club 4 Prom COmmItfCZ 3 Glee Club 4 May Festlval 4, Operetta 4 Engllsh 4 Banquet 4 Classbook Asslgnment 4 French Club4 Int Sports 1 Q 3 COLLINS JERRY I 1fe 5 ajnt and all thmg: Jhow lt I though! so onre and now I know 1t Glee Club 1 Q 3 4 Operetta 1 9 4 May Festlval1 Q 3, 41 Flrst Voters Party 4, French Club 4 Tlcket Sale 3 Mag azlne Sale 3 Int Sports 1 9 3 I 1. - - - .1 . 1 E . 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D ' 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' . 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 i 1 as V N 11 , ' ' 1 1 i 1 1 ' 1 I ' S IN MEMOR I AM DONALD BROWN BORN SEPTEMBER 21 1917 DIED MAY 20 1934 WI-IALEY JESSIE Il XUII I 11111 1111111 1111 x 11111 1 F1rst Voters Party 4 WHITE DOROTHY L I 7 7 I01U'f Baseball 1 Q 3 4 Tenms 4 TracIc'I EZ 4 Volleyball 'I Q 3 4 I-l1Ic1ng'I Q 3 4 Leader 4 Archery 4 I-lockey Q 3 4 Pres1dent4 Capta1nSr 4 Furst Voters Party4 Basketball 'I Q 3 4 Classbook Asslgnment WI-HTMORE FRANCIS x1l1111 111 III Band Q 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Glee Club'I May Fesntval 'I Q 3 4 Frrst Voters Party 4 Ithaca Play Q WILLIAMS MARJORIE 111 1la111111'1l11t1r 111111111 1l11'1'11d111ot1 lff' Glee Club 'I Q May Festeval 'I Q Operetta 'I Dram SOCICIY3 4 YACANO JOHN FXVIII1 1111 II 11111111111 111 11 KI 1111111 III' FII GollI Q 4 FIVSI Voters Party 4 Int Sports4 I l l,1i1'1' 3111! g1'g11' 511111 :111 1 -' 114' f1l'fI1'I' 111' 1111fx' y1111 C1111 11fl.' 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It , .Af - -v ,F F my I-11 , A I I I 1 i I Q7 . , . l Eff x- ' ,r -' A I ' f g ' J pl wx. 1, I 1 1 1 I i ' - PRESIDENT S ADDRESS lassmates parents and Erlends The class of 1937 welcomes you to therr Class Day program This day marl4s the end of four of the pleasantest years of our luves our four years ID hugh school Durlng these yea s many friendships ha e been formed whnch will never be forgotten and many ideals have been established which will prepare us for our goal IH life Some of us have had to overcome many hardships and difficulties rn completing our course, but l am sure l can say that these dlfflcultles have not been ID valn During our hxgh school years we have been gunded by our faithful and loving advrsor, Nlrss Stewart, our superintendent and prrncrpal Mr Wassung and Mr l-logue, and the other members ofthe faculty After our graduation we vvrll enter life wnth no one to gurde us but our own will power It IS with deep sorrow that we say good bye to these years of happy hrqh school lnfe Francis Mclnerney CLASS PQEM We are readrng through the pages Cf a boolc Lrfe ns nts name Qur every deed and action lts contents wrll proclanm We have safely passed the preface Chapter one before us lres We greet the plot s unfoldrng Wrth eager though trmud eyes For we cannot help but wonder, What each chapter will contain Whether sorrow or contentment Whether happiness or pam And as we start this story, We wrsh only for our wage, To fund, engraved nn gold, Success on the fnnal page Dons Dygert Color Maroon and silver Flower l2ubrumL1ly Motto 'lo be rather than to seem H C , ' 3 and the training that these teachers have given us. i I VALEDICTQRV NIGHT the curtain is being rung dovvn upon our school days ln a fevv moments the end ng of the most carefree part of our lives meets the commencement of our lives as men and vvomen The sadness of leaving our Alma Mater mingles vvith the hopefulness for the future ur four fleeting years have been lived through a time of recovery from economic dep ression We and the world have learned much from these years We are lucloer than tie classes which have recently preceded us for now the world is smiling again But vve must face the future with a realization of a greater responsibility than is first magined We must not gamble on ourluclc lasting We must tal4e care ofour growing prosperity and nurse it over the rough spots and learn to understand the basis upon which prosperity depends The goal vve are attaining tonight must not make us self satisfied for there i another goal infnite in its scope the ooal of a better civilization the goal of world peace Spealcing for the class of 37 l wish to express our gratitude to the members of the Board of Education Superintendent Wassung vvho ls, so to spealc having a sort of commencement with us tonight the faculty, our parents, and our friends vvho have encouraged us and taught us and guided us You are a little proud of us tonight let us all pray that you vvill be even prouder of us tomorrovv Alme Scott SALUTATORY GUI? years ago, this graduation night seemed very remote to Js We vvere told that the time would pass quicldy, and that our school days vvould soon be over but we seemed to see ahead only four long years of study and worl4 Yet tonight as we lool4 back over our high school career vve begin to realize hovv short these years have been an how much ourfuture depends upon them These four years have given us the groundvvorl4 upon which to build our lives They have taught us hovv to overcome the small obstacles which every day life presents and vve will be able to apply this lcnovvledge to the increasingly larger problems with which we will have to contend later on in a vvorld more economically fit to greet us than it has been recently, vve also possess the valua ble training in overcoming the hardships which the last fevv years have presented to the American people We are thus prepared to step forth and talce our place in the world and it is to you the Board of Education, our parents, teachers and friends whom we ovve thanks for this grooming We are proud to welcome you to our Commencement exercises which form the first step in the ladder we are about to climb Dons E Dygert HONOR STUDENTS Valedictorian Alice Scott Salutatorian Doris Dygert Catherine Northrup Merlbeth Dunclcel Anne Burchard Martha Jean l lurlburt Ruth Benedict Valarie Moyer Elizabeth Anderson Margaret Smith Frances D Angelo Marian Edwards Adele Thompson Ronald Chadwick Kathryn Natoli Q ' ' ' . Q . . Q . . . I 1 , A . . V , 'C 4 . . . . v . . .C A 5 . I . ' ' J Q 'I Q . i . . I . i 1 ' ' i I 1 ' I - i . . . I , f 1 D 1 , , We are doubly fortunate in graduating at this time,--for vvhile We are beginning our careers . I . . I r I . I . . , I . . CLASS HISTORY N September 1933 the illustrious class of 1937 entered- Norwich f-ligh, The upperclassmen were horrified at the thoughts of what Would become of their school at the hands of this small army of children in lcniclcers and short dresses. in due time they managed to learn the numbers on the doors and conducted themselves to their classes in safety. Gccasionally something extraordinary happened but they sur- prised their elders by behaving very well. Under the guidance of Mrs, Powers their first year passed without mishap and in the spring of that year they showed their outstanding intelligence by electing Miss Stewart for their advisor. The officers for the first year were: president, Alice Scott, Vice President, franlc Gustafson, Secretary, Kathryn Natoli, and Treasurer, Clarence Barnes. ln the fall of their Sophomore year they elected the following officers: President, Alice Scott, Vice President, Donald Champaign, Secretary, Patricia Stewart, and Treasurer, Clarence Barnes. The second year passed quite normally and in the spring the class spon- sored a benefit movie entitled HThe lron Dulcen starring George Arliss. ln their first benefit they proved their ability to worlc hard and they made one hundred and twelve dollars, which was the top amount at that time. ln their Junior year, Carlton Clarlce was elected to steer the HShip of State and his very capable crew consisted of Anne Bur- chard, Vice President, Mary Jane Aldcorn, Secretary, and Edward Adwards, Treasurer. The same year they conducted a magazine sale. The class was divided into two teams, the Army and the Navy. As the Navy refused to be sunlc they were given a party by the losing Army. From then on the entire class made preparations for the Junior Prom. This Prom was undoubtedly the most stupendous event ever attended in Norwich f-iigh. The auditorium was decorated to re- semble a flower garden, even including a fountain and a pool. The ceiling was most unique, not omitting a surprisingly realistic moon. Spiegle Willcox and his orchestra provided the music and the class of T936 was given an edifying send-off. Thoroughly recovered from their strenuous Junior year the class of 1937 returned in September as peppy as they had been in their Freshman year. They sponsored a benefit movie Dodsworth and in January they elected the officers who were to talce them down the last stretch. Francis Mclnerney was elected President, Ruth Benedict, Vice President, Marion Edwards, Secretary, and Bob McMann, Treasurer. Their last activity was preparing the year boolc and their last thought is to thanlc Miss Stewart, Mr. Hogue and the faculty for helping them through four happy years. Doris Hubbard '37 ADDRESS TG UNDERGRADUATES f ODAY marks a serlous turnlng point ID the hrstory of Norwich Hugh the departure of the class of T937 Nevermore wlll Its members grace our Alma Mater wrth their drgnlfled and scholarly presence nevermore wlllthe lnfantrle sandbralns of the Undergraduate group be prrvlleged to look to them for and and comfort ID trmes of need Fearing that the future actlvltles of such an assortment of feeble mlnded fuzz brains mlght cause undeslrable comment on the school at large, we shall endeavor to N5 leave some sorely needed advice to these chrldren who will soon be left without any sort of a model to pattern themselves after To begun with, we cannot bear to thunk of our beloved Semor Study Hall lnhabltated by such mental midgets as Jack O Brien, l.rttle Lord Fauntleroy Mulligan and Butch Xxfoodruff How queer the building will appear with bars on the windows to protect the townspeople from those roaming lunaklcks Erght Ball Bowers, Goo Goo Sturges and Rack em Up Jones Of course, even the most serlous mlnded Seniors might sprung a smile If they could see Dons Spencer and Mary Haley burst Into school some day next September correctly attlred In stralt jackets It rs a plty that no one so far has been able to star even the most progresslve Juniors from their ever lastlng mental state of lnsenslblllty long enough to point out that If they Wrllcox, they mlght struggle to thelr Sensor year with some degree of sophlstucatron Let us hope that Jack will take this hunt and send an arr mall order to Sears and Roebuck for a good second hand set of mental equrpment As might well be expected, close Inspection of the skull of the average Undergrad has never resulted rn anything more startling than a nearly perfect vacuum or, In exceptronal cases, perhaps a few cob webs and a great amount of fog Thns In Itself explains why so many In the group seem affected with that peculiar condltlon of the heart known as puppy love For rllustratron, let us Investigate the Walt Trrnder case He, showrng cleverness unusual to one of hrs mental caliber, kept has heart throb secret untll she had graduated from eighth grade l.et us hope that Ann will take good care of hum and remnnd hum to always put on has brb before attacking has daily orange cream However, all of the Undergrads are not all of this type Such brilliant ones as Smoky Joe and Carey have managed to get themselves assocrated with Sensors, thus enabling them to clrmb above the table To top all the other atrocious actlvltles of thas proletarian mob, let us cute the acts of one Bruce Cummings, who for the past three years has been working nrght and day on an unventlon to turn vinegar back into clder So far, Bruce has succeeded In blowing out all the walls on the thrrd floor, but this year he has promised to produce frrst grade apple squeezln or else do a good, clean job and blow the whole building to Tlmbucktoo The more level headed members of thus group have already purchased return tickets on the Queen Mary Dld we say level headed7 Well, perhaps, but they made one gross error when they selected Jim Gallagher as thenr leader and spokesman Jim IS a good boy at heart, but he has the one bad hablt of enlarging upon the truth We hear that some day Jam will make a speech on the fallacles of the present Semor Class Beware that you do not accept any of his statements as fact, because Jlm as known to be talched IH the head Ah but we cannot continue Knownng as we do that the Undergrads can never realize the gap left by our passing, we leave our beloved school, sad because there can never be another class that In any way approaches any of our triumphs but happy because we have successfully attarned our goal Undergrads, as our last words to you, let us say held back as you are by lack of wall, brains, and leadership, when troubles seem thickest thunk always of your bene factors and advisors the Class of 37 Good l.uck you II need It Sherwood Tlllmdn 37 f f 3 - 1 ' SV' f ,Q , . . l . . 4 4 . 5 X f 4 . ' . , X I H , , y 1 . . 4 .. i B 1 K, - l l 1 1 H , , . . 4 4 1 I I ' ' , X, . would get aggressive and boot out that anchor to scholastic progress, Jack the Gammonf' I . , 4 . 4 I UNDER GRADUATES REPLY I GR four long fears, our beautlful school has been over run by a bunch of 1? ndnotxc umbeczles, better lcnown to us as the class of 37 Frankly, we ltnow J f that they are just a crowd of overgrown eight graders Representing the F I Junlor Class, l really cannot see how they ever reached thus point of grad uatrng from our Dear Qld Alma Mater Of course all refuse IS eventually dlscarded and no doubt after all the hustle and bustle of Commencement they wall reach thelr frrst destunatlon The Cnty Dump Something had to be done' Our esteemed and beloved teachers could not continually lower the standard of the school by flunlclng them And so they were graduated But these bloclc heads, whose crannums resemble perfectly a puff ball ID shape as well as content seem to have gathered only the best part of the empty ness of the solar system, with There wlll be no more detention as we shall have no Senlors to set bad examples and brealc the Golden Rules of the school ln spite of the grown up attitude of the Sensors, they are really just a motley group of thyroid strlclcen Infants and should be treated as such Upon entering the Klndergarten of the Hugh School In plaln words, Sensor Study l-lall at any and all tlmes, Dons Hubbard can be heard voclferously belchung her ancnent and decreput lnngo of jolces But the Seniors appreclate these as IS demonstrated by Ed lngraham who prac tlcally strangles over all of them Alnce Scott IS forever decoratung her pad wlth chnclten scratches lcnown to the Infants as marvelous worlcs of art l dlsagree with their point of vlew, but we must tolerate It May we sigh IH relief as we observe the last fnnal cave man Tarzan of the Grapes attitude of Toots Mlrablto Upon graduatlng there wnll be no more chnldnsh capers of Jerry Collins and Brll Lyons No longer wall we have to bear wlth supposed Braun Trusts such as Chadwrclc, Dygert, and Northup Peace will rengn supreme once these brarnless morons have vacated our corrndors There will be no more moamng from Jaclc Cue ball Thorpe Aslde Anne Burchard washes to lcnow what cue ball IS Wall some people ever learn or must they be taught? ln parting, most undergraduates say Lots of Luclc, You Il need nt But we the class of T938 say Bon Voyage James B Gallagher 38 9 71 . in ,- 5 xx fp , f 59, f - t f' Q y u 'za , . . . .A , 4 S , A I . , . , 1 ' I T ' I I. 4 A. - all due respect to the patient and conscientious endeavor of our faculty members. . . . . 7' 'T CLASS WILL E of the enior class, writing finis to a noble career, have drawn up this affidavlt in the presence of those nine old men otherwise lcnown as the Supreme Court Ju tices This body of men was chosen because we felt that, inasmuch as this is probably the greatest conglomeration of students ever to graduate from Norwich High School they are the only ones capable of handling our legal affairs such as they are We have favored the following with some of our prized and, to say the least, most precious possessions To the Juniors the hope that they will endeavor to approach the pretentious record estab lised by us We hope that when the Junior class taltes possession of Senior study hall it will react favorably to the literary atmosphere created by that inspiration of many wayward students, Miss Lynch Llpon the Sophomores, we bestow our appreciation for the finer things in life including among them tastes for good manners fine literature and all ofthe things that tend to malte little ladies and gentlemen A special bequest to this class is our hope that they will not find public entertainment too boring Since the pupils in this next class are so tender and immature, it is doubtful whether they would respond to the ways of the world, therefore, we leave the Frosh the uncarved desl4s if there are any upon which they may display their talent for art lo this class we leave the lo the boys ofthe school in general we leave the hope that when the honor students are selected there will be a goodly number of males present to uphold their claim to superior intelli gence over the fair sex It is our sincerest desire that Pat Johnson will restrain from using her magnetic power to entice handsome young men Elmo Robertson, alias Buclc Jones will restrain his emotions and cease to draw at the drop of an eyelid Gerald Jim Londosx Farnham will teach gentle brother Fred the technique of parlor wrest n Smol4ee Joe, the heart beat of many a gal will l4eep the flame burning for us Seniors after we have gone Jaclt Wilcox alias Smoothie will teach the younger generation how to dress and obtain the minimum in comfort and the maximum in loolts To Mr Wassung we leave our multitudinous thanks for the interest he has shown toward the welfare of our class and best wishes for success in his new field To the faculty we leave our sincerest wish that their efforts to fortify us and help us face the cold, cold world have not been in vain An last but not least it is the will ofthe entire class that our advisor Miss Stewart shall always be remembered for malcing these the most enioyable never to be forgotten days of our life Martin Lacatena 37 f f ' . . 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Lend me a DZNCIIAP Are you prepared? QUIK klddlng me' Aw flsh hooks' I ll be slapped I-low ya doln 7 GY What do you mean QUIK your crawllng I-ll Toots Want a rlde7 I thlnk so too I-Iey' Yoo hoo' Oh' heavens' Just a mlnute Gee' Dld you see me hlt that Swe l' Oh qult your klddlng The heck you say' I don t belleve lt I-Iey what do you mean7 Now llsten There was plenty of room I-ll klcl Now when I met MGVCODI Where dld I get that backhook7 Llsten to Butch Garlto play I-low should I know7 I-lurry up Kac I ll be glad o I m golng to smash somebody Now boys Well? Good Oh my stars' I-low am I doln 7 Oh goodness' Where s Dlckf? Now you leave my gray halred man alone I-Iey youse guys There s nothlng to that Fooey' My stars' I-Iave you got any 7 I betcha I don t know Well now Some fun What s that stuff gonna get y Eldreds loose agaln Oh you nlt wlt' I-low ya doln 7 Oh wasn t that terrlble' Where s all the Freshmen glrls IODIQ I-low do you do thls'? 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Name Katherlne Klrkby Rhoda Kremer Martln Lacetena John Lee Jean Llttlefal Wlllldm Lyons Paul MacFarlane Mlldred McCoy Francls Mclnerny Robert McMann Robert D McNelI Robert E McNell Edward MCNIKI Ruth Mahar Amella Meresca Marlon May Gregory Mlles Salvatore MITdbItO Edwln Morehouse Leland Morrls Valarle Moyer Rlchard Mundy Kathryn Natoll James Nelson Catherlne Northrup Margaret Nye James O Brlen James O Nell Catherlne Palno Marguerlte Pulver Gladys Ratcllff Charles Rlley Ruth Rounds Dorls Rowe Salvatore Ruffo John Scarcella Mary L Scecchltano Allce Scott Donald Sc lbner Hazel Shader Cora Sharpe Helen Sharpe Ruth Slater Margaret Sml h Maxlne Snell Harrlet Sprague Naoml Sprague Marle Stackhouse Frances Stellwagen Ratrlcla Stewart Pall W Stewart Evelyn Sumner Charles Swertfager Dorothy Swertfager Edlth Taranto Adele Thompson Charles Thompson Vlrglnla Thompson Jack Thorpe Sherwood Tlllman George Truesdell Harold Utter Helen Vanderlaan Burton Wales June Ward Frank Wassung Rlchard Welch Everett Wells JCSSIC Whaley Dorothy Whlte Francls Whltmore Marlorle WlIlIdmS John Yacano Nuckname Kltty Rhoda ac Jack Llllybelle Kalser Scoo B e Mac Mlck Rabblt o Ruthle Amella Marlon Greg Toots Bunky Larry Dlc ac Llng Jlm ac Margaret u lm lne e G ad Chuck U or Toots Scarce Mary Scotty on Shader Sharpy Sharpy S ats Meg Max Hattle No me Shorty ran a Sweetle vle Chlck SQUITL IC Adele Charlle Glnny Thorpy Tl y Mutt Utter Van urt June Buck Klller Wellsy ess o Fran Marge John Am To To To To To bltlon Favorlte Saylng be a successful fllrt ralse poultry be a dlstlngulshed physlclan be a hobo have a farm of her own llck Joe Louls take Walter Wlnchell s place be a stenographer llve ln Old Erln conquer advanced Algebra lnvent an alroplane that won t fly be able to eat SIX meals a day be a super salesman be dlfferent be successful be klssed own a band of hls own be an All Amerlcan be a world traveller wear a SIZC 15 shlrt meet her French correspondent have Wlnnre to hlmself be Romer s Jullet get hls name ln llghts know everythlng graduate llve IH Boston manage the East Maln A 84 P be a full tlme clerk be a teacher be prepared ln Hlstory lust one drlnk a martlnl teach Raderewskl to play plano be a soclal worker break 90 own a fleet of trucks oe IH a symphony orchestra be a commerclal artlst an Englneer a nurse an angel on tlme attend an Alabama barbecue be a nurse cu loose learn to cook be a nurse keep Harold as prlvate property a wlfe b Martha Raye the strong sllent type a perfect WII2 r lre when he s Q1 blgger go to college be an honor student at Vassar shake loose from Mama s apron GY Strlngs be Mr Hogue s prlvate secretary be a draftsman be edltor of the Norwlch Sun lnvent a shlp that wlll slnk at wlll be a second Rublnoff be happlly marrled llck Darro O Mahoney be a successful buslness woman put Toots ln hls place llck man mountaln Dean beat Wlllne Hoppe conquer Latln be a gym teacher rlde ln the Kentucky derby take up beauty culture pass hlstory I betchal That aln t all Cut II out You know l m IWICC as good as I thlnk I am Have you seen my new cow? 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CEI CLASS SONG Per SY -x 1' ra ees ST llw-agen N7llXl..l1ll X -Q- Eataeiitgsaw -L IllCiI-F1 --rr:---FHL-'?.5.Elr Loyal students ever Yet we were jolly too Made frlendslwlps Farmer To last our wlmole l1le tlwrouglw Worked and played togetlwer All tlwrouglm Four years In dear old Norwnclm l-laglw Now sclwool days are over lnto lute we must go Success and lwappmess May It on us bestow Now to Alma Mater We must say goodbye Farewell to classmates ln old Norwsclw Hugh Word by Rutlw Slater M5115 Q ll' F Y1 C I , gr V I n .I , I Cl 1 f ' ' ' 'x 5 J... ' - Q v -1 , - A ' - ' i Q N 1 ' , . . I nr N l L ' x I f I' ' ' ' KS Z M4-.3 1 0 5- Q I i I I I SHOTS 1. Arid everywhere that Mary went -A-- Was sure to gol Q. The door to learn- ing. 3, Eleanor, are lyou listening7 4. Stupendousl Gi- gantic! Colossall The Champs of1937. 5. The pride ofCap- tain Morris. 6, What good wives these girls will make? 7. President of the Bow-Tie Association. 8. Go-getters of '37. 9. Smile and the world smiles with you! 10. 19 O'clocl4and hungry. 11. One at a time,--- please! 19. Our own Elsworth Vines. 13. Annabelle, fairest olthefairl 14. North Norwich was the popular winter resortl 15. Oh, he did, heh? 16. Alice Drag Scott in action. QEHCERS President James Gallagher Vice President John Vfillcox Secretary Marjorie Cook Treasurer Beatrice leman STUDENT CCUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Marjorie Cook Margery McMullen l-lelen Scriber Stanley WoodruH l Juixiioizs Dominic Annesi, Sydney Aronson, Stuart Ayres, Angelina Barbuto, l-lubert Barnes, Elton Beckwitli, l'larold Bellinger, Tlwomas Bennenati, Alice Bissell, Rutlw Burgess, Amasa Burlison, Marjorie Burns, Erma Buslw, Editli Byrne, Tlwomas Byrne, Jean Card, Beatrice Carey. Martlna Clark Mary Catlierine Clark, Mary Jane Clark, l-larold Cole, Donald Collier, R b t Collins Raclwel Coy, Eyall Crandall, Bruce Cummings, Glen Cuslwman, Jolin Dambra, o er , Robert Deady, l.eroy Dean, Edward Dixon, Tlwomas Dixon, l-lelen Dolgas, Mary Dorsey, Jennie Ebovicz, Erank Eldred, lfatlwleen Enggard, Margaret Enggard, Merton Evans, Mary Eamalaro, Nancy Eavorito, Patricia Eerris, Merton Eigary, Margaret Eoster, Robert Eranklin, Robert Cuanley, Doris Genung, Gertrude Gustalson, l.ouise l litclwcock,Josepl'1ine Holcomb, Earl lnman. Patricia Jolwnson, Leila Jolwnson, Rutlw Jolwnson, lrene Joy, Gertrude Keeney, Tlwomas M. Lee, Beatrice Eeman, Dora Eetson,Estl1er l.oltus, Vincent Mclnerney, Margery McMullen, Robert A M' b McNitt, Pauline McNulty, l.aura Maricle, Guy Marsters, Warren Mersereau, Concetta ira ito, Edward Mooney, Ward Morgan, James Mulligan, Margaret Mulligan, Nettie Mundy, Doris Mur lw l'loward Newcomb, Jolwn 0'Brien, Bernard Q'Neil, Burton Palmatier, Vincent Pan- F3 Yi aro, l.yman Pellett, Gertrude Plwetteplace, l-larry Pl1illips,Catl1erine Portelli, Doris Prindle, Culadys ' Clw l R Prindle, Mary Purdy, Dora Riley, Lyle Robb, Vernon Robertson, James Rotundo, ar es oss, l-larold Rounds, Clwarles Rowe, Nellie Ryan. Mary Scatidi, Margaret Slweldon, l-lelen Sliriber, Alice Simpson, Erank Skelwan, Robert E. Smitli Mary Snyder, Rose Spano, Doris Spencer, Cneorge Sprague, Rutli Stacklwouse, Jennie St veiis Jolwn Stoner, Donald Stukey, Robert Sturges, Louis Tanner, Editlw M. Taranto, Emelie e 1 Taranto Orlando Taranto, Ann Teale, Russell Tilfany, Dorotliy Trickett, Walter Trinder, Ernest Tuskewicz, Elorence Vanl-lousen, Roger Wales, Jol'1n Weiler, l'lelen Welton, Eleanor Wescott, Robert Wliitney Eleanor Wilkes, Elsie Willcox, Jean Williams, George Wolwlleban, Reba Woodrult, Stanley Woodruff, Edwin Young, Nellie Young, Robert Young, Marie Zeno, Dominic A. Zieno, Dominic J. Zieno, Rose Zieno. SOPHOMQRES Josephine Alessi, Marjorie Ames, William Babcock, Ruth Bacon, Bernice Baker, James Beardsley, Raul Benedict, Donald Benington, Norma Bennet, Josephine Binelli, Mary Biviano, Dick Bowers, Robert Brookins, Jean Bryant, Stanley Burdnell, Margaret G. Byrne, Margaret P. Byrne, May Carnahan, Harold Church, Angelina Cincotta, Earl Clarke, Marjorie Clark, William Earl Clark, Rose Collier, John Conron, Margaret Conroy, Julia Cook, Bruce Craine, Lewis Crandall, Duncan Copley, Alta Coville, Gladys Crittenden, lvon Davis, Richard Damey, Russell Dean, Mary Dempsey, Dick Devine, John Distelano, John Dolan, Edward Downey, Helen Dygert. Carroll Edwards, Doris Erickson, Jeanne Fadden, Gerald Farnham, Rosemary Farley, Frank Favolaro, Doris Felt, Catherine Fineron, Virginia Fisher, Dick Ford, Lola Franklin, LaVonne Franklin, Joe Gallagher, Alma Galpin, Charles Galvin, Patricia Ganley, George Garolalo, Robert Gilford, Thomas Graniero, Robert Gray, Richard Green, Lucelia Gridley, James Griffin, Charles Grotl, Robert Gustafson, Marjorie Hageman, Gladys Hale, Frances Harner, Dorothy Hessler, Emma Jo Hill, Ralph Hoover, Gordon Huntley, George lves, Stuart Jones, Esther Joy, James Kennedy, William Leahy, Robert Lewis. Mary Lopiccolo, Mary McNeil, Victor McNitt, Dorothy Malone, Harry Markle, Henry Martin, John Martin, Angelo Merlino, Catherine Merlino, Joseph Merlino, Dorothy Miller, Doris Mobbs, Mary Murtagh, Ellen Nash, Joe Natoli, Thomas G. Natoli, Raymond O'Brien, Eleanore Cates, Walter Qdenkirchen, Raul Qsborne, Frank Raino, Milton parks, Walter Parks, Richard phetteplace, Kenneth Palmatier, Arthur Rrindle, Armond Ramaccia, Edith Rhodes, Hugh Rice, Juliana Richer, Richard Riley, Alma Robertson, Gladys Rounds, Anna Ryan, Eugene Ryan, Spencer Ryan. Anna Schuck, Allen Scott, Evelyn Sharpe, Marian Sharpe, Willard Shattuck, Mary Shec- ton, Corrine Simpson, John Skahan, Gitlord Smith, Warren Smith, Caroline Spadaro, Joseph Spadaro, Xxfilliam Spicer, William Sprague, K. William Stevens, Winilred Stone, Lyle Sturges, Mary Sullivan, Robert Sumner, William lansey, Hannah Titus, Edith Townsend, Frank Trinder, Frances Turner, Robert Ubbens, Robert Vanpelt, Charles Vangteinburg, Wanda Vangteinburg, Robert Vanline, Ruth Wales, Betty Wallace, Whitney Ward, Mary Welch, Earl Williams, Charles Ziegler. president Gerald Farnham lfice-president Frances Turner Secretary Doris Felt Treasurer James Beardsley Student Council Representatives Richard Devine, Robert Gittord Frances Turner Gladys Rounds Alta Coville QFEICERS President William Whitney Vize president Vivian Kiter Secretary ieaw Ireland Treasure' Samtei Eaon STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Dick Hubbard William Whitney Grace Haggerty Bernice Thompson George Hotchkin FRESHMEN Marion Adams, Willard Adams, Anne Adwards, Genevieve Aldrich, Nina Aldrich, Richard Aldrich, Robert Aldrich, Walter Aldrich, George Ames, Mary Angelino, Dorothy Atkinson, Carlton Atkinson, philip Aronson, John Avery, William Babcock, Chester Bailey, Paul Bailey, Hugh Ball, Emily Bates, Thirza Benedict, George Bennett, Marilyn Berglas, Shirley Billings, Lena Biviano, Theodosia Briggs, Elmer Brigham, Betty Brown, Richard Bullock, Doris Burr, Elverd Bush, Grace Caezza, Frances Call, Marion Canta, Winola Carpenter, Doris Clarke, Earl Clarke, Joseph Clarke, Robert Clarke, Raul Clifford, Edward Cole, Catherine Collier, Ernest Conway, Grace Cooke, William Cornell, Earl Cummings, Raymond Cummings, Anna Davern, Eleanor Jane Davers, Edward Deady, Richard Deady, Julius Dolgas, Samuel Eaton, Robert Eggleston, Pearl Eicke, Donald Erickson, Angelina Eavorito, Rose Marie Eavorito, Elizabeth Ann Eernald, Harold Eigary, Max Eigary, Evelyn Eoote, Albert Franklin, James Frey, Emma Erink, Olive Frink, Viola Erink. Bart Garito, Leah Gibbon, Thomas Graniero, Caroline Gridley, Gaylard Gridley, Betty Gritlin, Betty fStewartDGriFTin, Ruth Gritlin, Frances Grooms, John Grotsinger, William Hagen, Grace Haggerty, Warren Hammon, Jennie Harp, Eleanor Heathe, Eleanor Hendericks, James Hendricks, Harold Hendrickson, Beatrice Hall, George Hotchkin, Richard Hubbard, Margery Hunt, Lillian Huntley, Jean lreland, Vernette Johnson, Elizabeth Kalicicki, Martha Kalicicki, Vivian Kiter, Dorothy Knapp, Sarah Knapp, Laurence Kreiner, Erank Laughlin, Robert Lloyd, Dominic Lopiccolo, Robert McCarey, Esther Mclfie, Walter McNerney, Joseph Maiurano, Beatrice Maricle, Helen Martin, Joseph Martin, Harold Mattice, Theodore Millspaugh, Helene Milot, Dorothy Miner, Lucille Michell, Elora Money, Gladys Money, Lloyd Moon, Willard Mowry, Harold Mulwane, Robert Mundy, Margaret Murray. Joseph Natoli, Mary Natoli, Doris Nelson, Henrietta Norris, Arthur O'Brien, Ruth Ocker- man, Dennis Q'Neil, Robert Peterson, Ruth Rhillips, Joseph Rortelli, Gertrude Rrimmar, Michael Raccuis, Laurence Robb, Ered Roberts, Margaret Ropes, Vera Ross, Leroy Salisbury, Earl Scrib- ner, James Secor, Grant Sheldon, Bertha Shorter, Catherine Slaucenburg, Hamilton Smith, Kenneth Snell, Mary Spadaro, Virginia Stapleton, Eva Stevens, Dorys Sturges, Kenneth Sumner, Edward Swertiager, John Taranto, John M. Taranto, Katherine Testa, Bernice Thomspon, Ervine Thompson, John A. Thompson, Mary Truesdell, Ermina Tuskevvicz, Reter Vasilopoulos, William Vidler, Ered Vischi, Vernon Wales, Ereda Walker, Doris Ward, Arleta Warner, Betty White, Walter Whitney, William Whitney, Phyllis Wilkes, Marion Wilson, William Wilson, Erances Wright, Emmanuel Zieno, Vincent DeRensis, Martin Farley, Thomas Garito, Mark Rice, Laurence Root, Willard Shattuck, Arthur Smith. X lil we NS Bottom: l-lubbard, Hotchlfin. Qnd rovv: l-laggerty, Edwards, Mclvlann, Benedict, Burchard, Farnham, Gus- tafson, Coville. 3rd rggzvzb Mr. Bond, McMullen, Ryan, Gilford, Rounds, Wohlleban, Turner, Tl ef. 4th rovvz Whitney, Devine, Thompson, Woodrutf, Dolan, Wassung. STUDENT CGUNCIL ll ECONO-HAND school books lor salel Bring your old text-bool4s to us and vve will sell them lor youli' Thus did the student council begin the year by perlorming a singularly invaluf able service lor the student body . , . A year so vvell begun vvas lilled vvith many more success- lul ventures. . . A Council committee numbered all the light-svvitch boa es, thereby eliminating much conlusion . , . A more ellicient seating arrangement for assemblies vvas developed . . . ln November, the Council conducted a stravv vote on the presidential election, predicting the outcome ol the election with a lair amount ol accuracy. Real voting machines vvere used, and every student shovved his good citizenship bv going to the poles . . . When the problem ol stealing became acute, the Council conducted a panel discussion on the subiect and how it might be dealt vvith. Students vvere given a chance to voice their opinion and much interest was aroused in the general behavior ot students. , , The last important project vvas the tradi- tional Activitv Dinner, which the Council carried out in its usual capable manner . . . The success ol the Student Council rellects vvell on its ollicers, Anne Burchard, president, Fred Farnham, Vice-president, Ruth Benedict, Secretary, and Robert Nlclylann, Treasurer. Mr. Bond, in the capacity ol advisor, has done much to lurther the worlc ol the council , . . The many services that have been rendered to the general student body by the Council and the spirit in vvhich they have been carried out certainly iustily the gratitude ol the school as a whole. Cl-ll ALPHA HAPACTER, Loyalty, Scholarship, Achievement--lhe cardinal points ol Chi Alpha, election to which is one of the highest honors a Junior or Senior can attain . . . Enough money was earned by the society through the sale ol candy at basket-ball games so that gold pins were given to each member . . . Very enjoyable social meetings were held from time to time during the year , . . ln April, new members were elected and the school was turned topsy- turvy with watching the lorced antics and queer costumes ol the pledges. lhe initiation ended happily with a banquet, alter which old members were treated ignominiously .... The newly elected members were Margery Cook, l-lelen Schriber, Jean Card, Margery McMullen, Doris Spencer, Warren Mersereau, .lack Wilcox, Thomas Mirabito, Bob Collins, Laura Galvin, Marion Edwards, Salvatore Pullo, Ronald Chadwick, Edwards fsxdwards and Leland Morris . . . lo Miss Lillian Wells, the laculty advisor, who has given her loyal support and advice through the year, goes the deep and sincere gratitude ol each member. The president also deserves a great manv thanks. Bottom: Chadwick, L. Morris. Qnd row: Gallagher, Miss Wells, Clarke, A. Zieno, A, Scott, Dfxngelo, Card. 3rd row: Galvin, Edwards, Spencer, Natoli, Burchard, Stewart, McMullen, Benedict, Cook, Shriber. 4th rgvig R, Collins, T. Mirabito, Willcox, Adwards, S. Mirabito, Mercereau, u o, President Angelo Zeino Vice-President Alice Scott Secretary Frances D'Angelo Treasurer Carlton Clarke BGOSTER OFFICERS president Alice Scott Vice President l-lelen Shriber Secretary Doris l-lubbard Tl-FQGSUVCI' JCGD Cdfd Bottom: Lewis, Slater, l-l. Sprague, Friedman, Malone, Sprague Second row: Mr. Miers, P. Stewart, Hubbard, Card, Scott, Shriber, Snell, Adwards Third row: C. Collins, K. Natoli, Mulligan, Pulver, Collier, Mulligan, Burchard, Littlelair, Carey Back: R. Benedict, Johnson, l-l. Sharpe, F. l-lunt, T. Benedict, Spencer, Scecchitano BQOSTER CLUB BANG! That, dear readers, was the Booster Club starting out on its most successlul ol lour years. Purple ribbons and pennants were sold lor trifling sums at lootball games. Buses were sponsored to out-ol-town games. Dances were held alter home matches ..... No- vember saw a myriad ol lair damsels escorting their handsome choices to the Leap Year Dance held by the Booster Club ..... The high spot ol the Christmas season was the Booster Club Formal with its unique decorations and the lively tunes ol a popular orchestra ..... A new magazine racl4 which appeared in Senior Study Hall and proved very uselul was given by this club ..... Junior and Senior members received attractive pins to show their con- nection with this club which has boosted so elliciently ..... The laithlul leadership ol Mr. Miers and the untiring energy ol the President through the year have meant much to the success of the Booster Club. LIFTER-UPPERS ll2EXX7Ql2l5S express the ovaziiiatidn ol the Lilterllppers. Someone touched a match, things began to pop and havent stooped yet , . lhe aim ol the nevv club is to help the school as a vvhole and to aid any soeietv in Financial or other allairs . , , Qne line, lall evening a crovvd turned out in rags tatters ant: all manner ol grotesque clothing lor the Lilter-Upper Glo Clothes Dance . . . Qther dances given by the club at dillerent times proved that it is lull ol pep and ambition . . . lhe Spring Stomp vvas perhaps the most ambitious dance vvith its gay balloons and novel entertainment . , . A bus sponsored to an important out-ol-tovvn lootball game helped to increase school spirit , . . An amateur hour vvas attended by a large crowd and a most entertaining program was given . . . Mr. pendell has advised this active club during the year and has given very valuable help and suggestions . . . The club also ovves a debt ol gratitude to its President, who has given her time and energy to its promotion. Bottom: Sullivan, Willcox, Felt, Cook, Spencer, Craine. Qnd row: Hartigan, A. Scott, Sturges, Ford, lves, Mulligan. 3rd row: Nelson, Ames, Otis, Rhodes, Richer, M. G. Byrne, Wescott. President Margery Cook Vice-President Gilford Smith Secretary Doris Spencer Treasurer Doris Felt Edttor Sherwood Tillman Sports Editor James Georgeson Art Editor Marjorie Cook Chief Typist Kathryn Natoli Circulation Mgr. Doris Spencer Bottom: Merlino, Anderson, Frinlc, Wallace, Eiclce, Uygert, Conron, Qnd row: Dfxngelo, Pounds, Georgeson, Stellwagon, Tillman, Spencer, Chad- wiclc, Littlelair. 3rd row: l-l. Sl1arpe,Taranto, paino, l-luntley, Famalaro, E, Taranto, Miller, Mary Jane Clark, Turner, Slater, K. Merlino. 4th row: Mr. Miers, Favorito, Natoli, Spano, l-lunt, l-lubbard, Coy, Johnson, T. Benedict. Tl-IE l-ll TRIBUNE QNDAY noon--tlwe l-li Tribune is publislwed . . . students are seen reading tlweir copies witn tlwe greatest interest. Tlwe sclwool paper nas suddenly become very popular. lvlflwyf? lnsteaa ol publislning a rnontlnly newspaper containing old news and scandal, tbe statt nas put out a weeltly publication tnat contributes to tlwe well-being ot tbe sclwool by means ot tresli news and timely editorials. Tlie extra care and labor involved lnas certainly been conn- oensated by tlie success and popularity ot tne scliool paper in its new torm. Great credit slnould be given to tlie olticersz Snerwooc Tillman, editor, James Georgeson, sports editor, Mariorie Coolc, art editor, lfatbryn Natoli, cniel typist, and Doris Spencer, circu- lation manager. Tlwe statl greatly appreciates tlwe invaluable aid and cooperation ol Mr. Miers, Faculty advisor. May tbe statl ol next year liave as successlul a year as T936-37 lwas lwadl Ti-TE FRENCH CLUB parlez vous francais? . . . Le Cercle Francais toolc the school by storml There were over one hundred charter members . . . Frere Jacques seemed to be the most popular song . . . The big event was the Christmas party, with everything a party needs from cooperation and lun to decoration and refreshments . . . The Valentine Dance, sponsored by the French Club, was held in the gym, gaily bedeclced with red hearts . . . The sale of homemade candy at the noon dances helped both the dancers and the French Club . . . A French play, put on in assembly, provided many hearty laughs . . .A social hour lor members of the club, at which only French was spolcen, was much lun and very amusing . , . The organization and success oithisclubis due to the inspiration and energetic leadership oi Miss Spiotti and its president. President Catherine Ryan Vice-President Patty Stewart Secretary Betty O Brien Treasurer Gerald Farnham president Clarence Barnes Secretary Jerry Collins Treasurer William Lyons Librarian David Miner President Anne Burchard Secretary Ruth Benedict Treasurer Katherine Kirkby Librarian .lean Littlefair GLEE CLUBS S the curtain fell on UGO West Young Man, the cast was greeted with a storm of applause. The glee clubs, with Mrs, Curnalia and Miss Delaney, had strained their forces to the utmost to produce this successful operettf ,..... Their next accomplishment was the in- spiring sacred pageant which brought the Christmas Spirit into all hearts ..... The Monday Evening Musical Club members feasted on beautiful music when the combined musical organ- izations gave a concert for them in February ..... The heart-rending beauty of hundreds of youthful voices pouring out their souls in songl Words cannot express the wonder of the May Festival with all the glee clubs of the county united in one grand chorus ..... The year ended with a picnic at which swimming and eating were the chief amusements ..... The success of each of these enterprises was due to Mrs. Curnalia whose energy, spirit, and understanding inspired the glee clubs to their greatest efforts. BAND AND QRCHESTRA T every lwome football game, tlie band, proudly dressed in purple and wlmite capes, clieered tlwe team on witlw music, llie orcliestra added mucli to tlie beauty ol Go West Young Mann, witlw its well played tunes . . Never lwas tlie orclwestra given a better perform- ance tlian in tlwe concert presented for tlwe Monday Evening Musical Club, by tlie orclnestra and Glee Clubs. lndividual members ol botlw orclwestra and band entertained willingly at various allairs, botli in and out ol sclwool . . . Daslwing tlirouglw tlwe snow witli jingling bells, tlie orcliestra toolc advantage ol one of tlwe lew snowlalls witlw a sleiglwride. llwe band and tlie orclwestra eaclw did tlweir bit toward malcing tlie May Festival a wonderful event . . . Mrs. Curnalia and Nlr. Boucli lwave made tlwe success ol tlwese organizations possible and tlwe wliole sclwool truly appreciates tlweir ellorts. ORCHESTRA President Patricia Stewart Secretary Eleanor l-lageman Treasurer Varley Gibson Librarian John Conron BAND President Meribetli Dunclcel Vice-President Howard Newcomb Secretary and Treasurer Morris Barnes Tl-lE RIFLE CLUB HE Rille Club will shoot tonight V reads an olt-repeated notice . . . Shooting as an extra-curricular ac- tivity has come into real prominence this year. lhe Rille Club, under the capable direction ol lVlr. Bond, has increased both in interest and in members, vvhich novv number thir- teen . . . Several shoots among the members have been held . . , It was possible to arrange only one shoot outside ol school, a shoot with the Norvvich Rille Club . . . l-lovvever, the members hope to enter inter- scholastic competition next year . . . The ollicers included Daniel Aldrich, president, and Louis Johnson, Sec- retary-lreasurer . . . The members hope that in years to come the Rille Club vvill talae an even more promig nent place in the activities ol the school. RIFLE CLUB Bottom: Sturges, Johnson, Mr. Bond, Aldrich, Bellinger, Wells Back: Sprague, Smith, D. Zieno, Ross, D. Zieno, Mooney Eottom: Mr. Bond, Spicer, R. Rounds, Curnalia, Wales. BGCR: Blvieno, Gibson, R. Collins. Tl-lE ARISTCCRX-XTS H HQSE interested in playing in a Dance Qrchestra see lVlr. Bondi' . . so the notice read. . Ulhe Dance Qrchestra vvill rehearse at 3:3O . . lhe next thing everyone Rnevv vvas the Friday noon dances lor vvhich lVlr. Bonds fhristocrats provided the music. From the start their playing has been good and it has continued to irrprove until it is as good as that ol a prolessional orchestra . . . A levv dances vvere held alter school him lour to six, one being held on Saint Ratriclcs Day and sponsored by tne Booster Club At the Lilter-Llpper Sprirg Stomp. the Pxristocrats outdid themselves as rhythm-malcers . . . Every student in school is grateful to Mr. Bono lor organizing and tfainirg this orchestra. lt has proved itself a true lactor in im- DVQVWQ SClWCCl l-le. May it have inf same success in to conzel THE ITHACA PLAY I HE Second Mrs. Tanquerayii reads the title ol the drama which was given by Norwich High School students in the annual scholastic tourney at lthaca College . . Norwich placed second, making a record ol three lirsts and two seconds in tive years oi competition, the highest record ol any school in the state. Cast members included Jack Willcox, who won honorable mention, Cora Sharpe, Raymond Hall, Marian Sharpe, Carlton Clarke, Ronald Chadwick, Lewis Crandall, Doris Spencer, Howard Newcomb, and lrene Joy . . . Norwich is the only school to have permanent possession ol a trophy in circulation . . . Ambitious students who directed Junior high school plays include Alice Scott, Kathryn Natoli, Mary Griffin, Doris Spencer, and Marion Favorito . . . May next year's dramatic group maintain the high standard set by this yearis groupl Bottom: Rounds, Benedict, Snyder, Littlefair Top: D'Angelo, Moyer, Anderson, Kirkby, Miss Thompson BEMA CLUB FRIENDS, Romans, and Countrymenl . . H The celebrated Mark An- thony was as nothing compared to the T937 debate squad, which included Ruth Rounds, Mary Snyder, Frances D'Angelo, Jean Littlelair, Katherine Kirkby, and Valarie Moyer .... The First event of the season was a debate given by the Colgate freshmen for the benefit ol the Norwich squad . . . perhaps the most im- portant event was the National For- ensic League Tournament at Qswego, in which Norwich placed Fifth . . . ln the latter part ol April the Colgate freshmen matched their skill against the well-prepared Norwich team . . . The officers lor the year were Ruth Benedict, president, Mary Sny- der, secretary-treasurer, and Stanley Vfoodrult, business manager , , , Al- though this yearis squad was quite inexperienced, they came through with Flying colors with the splendid help ol Miss Thompson and Miss Finiganl THE ITHACA PLAY Bottom: Spencer, Joy, Scott, C. Sharpe Top: Chadwick, XX.fillcox, Hall, Craine, Clarke, Crandall, Newcomb CHEERLEADERS Dons Spencer Beatrrce Leman Joseplwune l-lolcomb Mary C Clark Bernrce Balcer CHEERLEADERS CCl2WlCl-l Ncorwlcln leam Team leam Never bas our lalr lnrgll sclwool been ble seo wstlw uclw peppv IQOVOUS cheerleaders lbe crowds at eaclw lootball and ba le ball Game were lead so ellxclently ID tlwear clree Ing tbat lwev could not speak above Wlwlspers And nl tlne crowds were In sucln pntxlul states the cbeerleaclers couldn t open tneur moutlws lor booy vell so bard that flue rool Wo In danfzer of Flyrng otl seferal fumes Wltb Mr Nlners as co ln nd Do Spencer as Cluel Norvvlclw cbeerlead s were unsurpassed n pep nd abllnty llwe students of Norwlclw l-llqb appreciate tbe tlme and enerqv wb cb tlref lwafe expended lo tlmem f I , , E I, . . f . . l .I S ' ' s' , I, V U. , , sc t- J t . ,L . r. t 1 A ' . . , . 7 V ' I . , , , L, . , . . days alter eacb game ..... At tlne assembly pep-sessions our clwerleaders made tbe student ' . . 's ' ' N , Q ..... A . f , ac. a, r K' ' H ' er ' ' I . , E . , . , , ' A ,W ' i X X IX N fs 'Zig rn f if 4 X ATHLETICS E E rf .lv N If 1 la A' u ' I 'G an KU lu af 17 1, 14 El fl Q 3 J. 'M -L-A-3-, X .i M ,Z f if 'Z QQ, 'E ... -L 1 2 Wg-'fi F K ' K I7 lo K H ' Q1 ' -J U .xff ' .y.. L. 1 I . P. XL.. x. 1. XL 2.4 ---'-' III' X : vl 4, +L H Bottom: Burdnell, Morris, Wassung, Mirabito. Qnd row: Palmatier, Clarlce, Merlino, Salvatore Mirabito, Lee, Rotundo, Zieno. Back: Mr. Beyer, Philipps, DeStelano, E. Robertson, Odenlcerchien, Vernon Robertson, Mr. Giltner. FOOTBALL I-IE 1936 football team, under the able leadership ol Captain Salvatore Ulootsi' Mira- bito,enjoyeda successful season, winning live games out ol a hard nine game schedule. Much credit is due to Coach Beyer lor moulding a winning team with only seven lettermen lrom last yearis team as a nucleus. Undoubtedly, the most outstanding events ol the 1936 season were the Qneonta and Kingston games. Qneonta invaded the Alumni Field with the best team ever to represent that school. lhey were previously unbeaten and untied, but they were rudely upset by a deter- mined Purple and White squad to the tune ol 'I3-O. Later in the season Norwich journeyed to Kingston and handed them a 6-O deleat. The letter men lor the 1936 season were, Salvatore lVlirabito, Captain, Burton Ralmatier, Captain-Elect, Carlton Clarlce, Angelo Zeino, James Rotundo, Jack Lee, Joseph Merlino, Ver- non Robertson, Elmo Robertson, Thomas Byrne, Thomas Nlirabito, Stanley Burdnell, Franlq Was- sung, Jr,, Walter Qdenlcirchen, Leland Morris, John Distelano, and Leroy phillips, Manager. 1936 Record Norwich O Alumni 7 Norwich 3Q l'lamilton O Norwich 6 Llnion Endicott Q6 Norwich 59 Little Falls O Norwich O Johnson City 6 Norwich 13 Qneonta O Norwich O Binghamton 13 Norwich 39 Cortland 6 Norwich 6 Kingston O 148 58 BASKETBALL NORWICH l'ligh Schoolis 1936-1937 baslcetball team Finished the season with Five vic- tories against Fifteen defeats. Several games were lost by two or three points and hard luck dogged the team all year. This year the team was in the western hall of the Southern Tier League, which is composed of Binghamton, Johnson City, Qneonta and Norwich. The schedule was slightly different from last year. Each team in the Western hall played the other three teams twice and also two of the teams in the Eastern half twice. Although the Purple and White Finished last, they showed a marlced improvement over last year's team. The outstanding league games were the two Qneonta games and the second Johnson City game. ln the Qneonta game, played at Norwich, the Purple was nosed out QB-Q7 in a hard- fought contest. Later, Norwich invaded Oneonta and lost another heart-brealcer by an 18-16 score. The Norwich team rose to its greatest heights in the Johnson City game played here. Johnson City came here rated as one ol the outstanding teams in the league and they were out to roll up a big score. But a Fighting Purple team played them to a standstill For over three- quarters and only in the Final seconds did Johnson City manage to put the game on ice, winning by a Q9-Q1 score. The lettermen for the 1936-1937 season include, Eddie Adwards Ccaptj, Tommy Mirabito, Salvatore Mirabito, Eranlc Wassung, Jr., Carlton Clarke, George Bailey, Lee Morris, ml'oots l2uFFo, Jim Nelson and Armand Bamaccia CMgr.D. Bottom: Nelson, Wassung, Adwards, Mirabito, George Bailey. Back: Ramaccia, Thomas Mirabito, Mr. Beyer, Rufio, Morris. Bottotgnzl S. Mirabito, L. Morris, Biviano, T. Dixon, T, Mirabito, Wassung, A. Zieno, E. Dixon, a matier Second row: Barrett, Lacatena, R. Morris, Farnham, Nelson Top: V. Robertson, Conklin, Stevens, Giltner, Galvin, D Zieno, Aldrich, Breed BASEBALL lll-l ten lettermen returning, prospects lor the 1937 baseball team are the brightest that they have been in many years. Coach Giltner has the Following lettermen baclc: Lee Morris, Captain, Tommy Mirabito, Hloots Nirabito, Ed Dixon, Tom Dixon, Jim Nelson, Sonny Wassung, Vinc Biviano, Fred Farnham, and Marty Lacatena. The 1936 team vvon 8 games and lost 7. Ang. Zeino vvas the leading pitcher, Winning 6 games and losing Q, while Burt Palmatier had Q victories and 1 defeat to his credit. Neither ol these pitchers will be available lor this year's team. Hloots Mirabito led the team in hitting with BBQ. Ang. Zeino was second having 351. and Bill Barrett toolc third with 333. This year the team has dropped out ol the Southern Tier League and the majority ol games will be with towns near by. With a letterman in every position the 1937 season should be a very successful one. BATTING AVERAGES RECORDS Salhgirabito - - . eino Pitching Won L W. Barren I ' V -333 A. Zeino 6 R. Morris . . . .969 B. Palmatier Q l-- Moms 1964 V. givgd,-,O O J. Nielson . . 260 L. phillips O T- D'XOn ' ,950 - M. Lacetena Q45 9 T. Mirabiro Q15 E. Dixon . B. Palmatier V. Biviano S. Wassung 166 166 149 ' ' ' i099 BGXING HE boxing team enjoyed a successful season under the able coaching ol Mr. Wilson. This year the team was a member ol the pioneer Boxing League, composed ol Ogdensburg, Fulton, Canastota, Qswego and Norwich. The Purple did not box Ogdensburg, due to the distance between the two cities. The outstanding boxers lor the 1937 season were Capt. Bill Lyons, John Di Stelano and Fred Vischi. Lyons was undefeated, Di Stefano lost only one light and Vischi two. At the conclusion ol the regular season, the team journeyed to Qswego to compete in the tournament. Hpilcerx' Di Stefano won the title in the 'l45 lb. class, while Bill Lyons toolc First place in the 'lO5 lb. Stan Burdnell finished second in the T40 lb. and Bob Mcfarey toolt third place in the 95 lb. This was the best showing a team lrom Norwich has ever had in the tour- nament. The lettermen lor the 1937 season are William Lyons Qcaptb, John Di Stelano Ccapt-electl, Robert Mccarey, Stan Burdnell, Dominic Lolpiccolo, Vincent panaro, Fred Vischi and Jim Mulligan, Manager. Bottom: Vischi, Lopicolo Second Pow: Dolan, Mccarey, DiStelano, Lyons, Burdnell, Pinaro Top: Mulligan, Wales, Eggleston, Mr. Wilson WRESTLING l'llf 1937 purple and White wres- tling team Finished the season with , a record ol two wins, two ties, and lour losses. At the conclusion ol the season the lettermen elected Burt Wales captain. The outstanding wrestlers lor the i937 season were Jaclt Lee. Ulootsll Mirabito, hlaryey Boyer, Burt Wales, Johnny Dambra, and Ed Douney. At the end ol the season the team partici- pated in the annual tournament at St, Lawrence and linished second, missing lirst place by one point. Jaclt Lee won the championship in the l65 pound class, while ulootsl' Mirabito toolt First in the open class. lhe lettermen include BurtonWales. Jaclt Lee, Salvatore Mirabito, Edward Douney, Gerald Farnham, Walter Qdenlcirchen, Andy Caezza, John Dambra, Andy Zaia, John Mulligan and l-larvey Boyer. Qthers who were out all season but lailed to malte a letter were Joe Spadaro, Francis Parlcs, l-loward Newcomb, Glen Cushman, and Bruce l-lalberg. Bottom: Caezza, Earnes, Halburg, 7aia. Qnd row' Qdenlfirchen, Mulligan, Lee, Mirabito, Wales, Downey. 3rd row: Qlitlord, Spadaro, Boyer, Farnham, Newcomb, Mr. Giltner. TFNNIS Utter, Mercerau, Copley, Mr. Miers Pobert Smith, Ford, Johnson. TENNIS l-lE193o Tennis team won the western half of the Southern Tier League for the second cons- ecutive year. They defeated Qneonta, Walton and Binghamton twice, but lost to lthaca in the finals. lthaca had won the Eastern half and had an exceptionally strong team. George Stone, was the out- standing player forthe'l936 team, playing first singles and going thru the regular season undefeated. The purple squad defeated Cneonta 3- Q and 3-Q, Walton 4-'l and 4-'l, Binghamton 3-Q and 3-Q, and lost to lthaca 4-T. The lettermen for the 1936 season were George Stone CCapt.D, l-larry Gibson, Tracey Wilson, James Georgeson and Bop lVlclVlann. Bcttcm: Yacano, Dambra, Tony A-.nnesi, Rotundo, Ang. Merlino. Top: Benenati, Mr. Beyer, Rufio, D. Annesi. GOLF l-lE 1937 golf team entered in the Southern Tier League, which is composed of Norwich, Union Endicott, Cortland and lthaca. There are Tour lettermen available from last yearis squad. They are Tony Annessi, Ccaptainf Dominic Annessi, Angelo Merlino and Jimmy Rotundo. Qthers on the team are John Yacano, Toots Ruffo, and Charles Damtnra. This team won all matches, talcing the Southern Tier Conference trophy. The 1936 team finished second to lthaca, winning four matches and losing two. Tony and Dominic Annessi were the outstanding golfers, while Jim Rotundo, Franlc paino and Angelo Merlino were not far behind. The team tool4 both matches from Binghamton and split even with Cortland and lthaca. 1937 Schedule May 7--Cortland at Norwich May QT--Norwich at Cortland T5--Norwich at lthaca Q6--Norwich at Endicott T8--Endicott at Norwich Q9--lthaca at Norwich GIRLS ATHLETICS UPING the season oi '36-37 the girls carried out an exten- sive athletic program under the capable supervision ot Miss lvl. Qctavia Livezey, new head ot the girls, athletic department. ln the Tall, the activities were hockey, archery, and tennis. Hockey was a very popular sport and a large number oi girls at- tended the practices and partici- pated in the inter-class games, which were played at the end ol the season. Tournaments were also held in tennis and archery. Winter sports consisted ot volleyball, basketball, and bowl- ing. Bowling was new this year and regular classes were included in the curriculum oi the physical Education course. ln basketball, a new procedure was followed. Graduates of previous classes came to the evening practices, which were held once a week. This new plan was well liked bv all the girls and it is hoped that this will remain 1- permanent feature of basketball feason. lnter-class games were held in both volley ball and basketball. Baseball was the major sport in the spring. Practice games were played in preparation for the class games, which marked the closing oi the baseball season. Archery, tennis, and hockey were also in- cluded inthe spring program. The Leaders Club was a new organization this year. The club was started with the idea of giving the girls training in the different activities that are a part of the Physical Education program. The purpose of the club is to develop initiative and leadership ability and to give a more thorough under- standing of the different sports. Laura Galvin and Dorothy White. wr o l fi. N X rxPSvlf'w e A 1 54 if F I I S ff , if 22 Aww, Ch

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