Norwich High School - Archive Yearbook (Norwich, NY)

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JEAN IRELAND genial manner tootles a torrid trumpet popular girl carries a torch for Manlius aims to please JAMES KENNEDY little giant a regular fellow lcnee-high to a grasshopper much in little those bulging muscles DOROTHY KNAPP our most ambitious girl very, very quiet about it, too aims to please all work and no play always seems busy FRANK LAUGHLIN gets places when started --':' 7 why teachers get gray i 5, , takes thirngs as they come Y ' fi one ol t ose people you just can t it s . . , 'I do without 2 Qbliging 1 gs si I ii. M ESTHER MCKIE everybody's friend she pulls no strings an industrious worker an all-round swell kid someone you can't do without DORIS MCSWEENY an lrishman's dream full of pep the Coilee Shop comber talcing Iiie easy a big girl by now VERNETTE JOHNSON Oh, Johnny, Oh loves to tell jokes fine disposish Swedish and sweetish school girl complexion VIVIAN KITER beauty and brains pleasant impression has a linger in every pie entertaining bright as a silver dollar SARAH KNAPP vim, vigor and vitality- pensive taking things as they come mischievous shy, but oh! DOMINIC LOPICCOLO oh, those beautiful eyes! our pocket edition and with personality plus abounding with that indeiinable something JOE MCNERNEY when Irish eyes are smiling his face is bright with smiles of wel come and gladness life is too short to hurry as merry as the day is long his eyes reflect his character JOSEPH MAIURANO letter man our Florist remember Miss Magnanti? Iilces dictators even sends them Christmas cards

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BETTY S. GRIFFIN is that giggle I hear Betty S's'? smart Irish colleen babbling brook personality plus her motto, Why bother? life ofa party CHARLES GROFF one part Wilbur Shaw, two part Henry Ford not so bad mechanically but when it comes to girls he just isn't there wants last word in arguments reserved. JOHN GROTSINGER easy come, easy go the class Casanova roses in his cheeks neat dresser Oh, Johnny, how you can love H ELEANOR HEATH agreeable worthy old-fashioned girl intellectual one of our debaters GEORGE HOTCHKIN buoyant demon at the wheel always trying to catch the radiator cap travels almost daily to Sherburne man about town MARGERY HUNT outstandingly attractive mischievous come hither eyes not a selfish thought glass of fashion RUTH GRIFFIN eligible for Tschikowsky's youth orchestra sleepy time girl mistress ol the Flute the picture of health Goldilocks FRANCES GROOMS bright as a silver dollar she's lull of pep sensible ideas titian top and a barrel of lun Fleeting tongue one of those rare individuals GRACE HAGGERTY reddish ringlets modesty itself a lady brains too maid ol artless grace a face where honour shines beloved by all ELEANOR l-IENDRICKS seems reserved but there are those who- likes red heads cheerful loves excitement hidden mirth DICK HUBBARD started an innovation by beginning his weekends on Mondays it is a pity that opportunities for re- laxation are so limited For Hub- bard can make the most of them a breaker of female hearts and bull- sessionist extraordinary the majority is never right Norwich's sure sign ol spring- Hubbardis crew cut. LILLIAN HUNTLEY carefree orchids highly pulchritudinous and charming quiet,4but oh my!! sophisticated

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JOSEPH MARTIN ready, willing, and able has that twinkle in his eye that warns a joke is coming everyone likes him never runs down TED MILLSPALIGH pranks in profusion slightly jazz simply too handsome varsity FLORA MONEY quite a whiz at history can zip off answers by the hour sweet is the word for you charming smile sweet and girlish JANICE MORGAN modesty itself friendly nature very well-mannered blushes easily reads to excess speaks her mind when aroused JOSEPH J. NATOLI wants to paste Sumner science bug amiable Moon forceful DORIS NELSON quietly the cIass's busiest works at anything she undertakes Those Endearing Young Charms petite responsible HAROLD MATTICE mimic maestro has that Rachmaninoff austerity about him wows the women takes command of situations good mixer LLICILLE MITCHELL the golden girl your excuse card, please but, Miss Thompson, our fire . blond curls old fashioned girl GLADYS MONEY a likeable girl with a genial face to me life is one long easy examina- tion her sweet nature is a constant thing an enjoyable companion and an easy friend she who knows herself best, esteems herself least JOSEPH F. NATOLI flashy red hair unobtrusive a man's man quiet, but we have heard Red caddy ' I, MARY ANN NATOLI sunny disposition chic up to par striving for the best obliging life is laughter I HENRIETTA NORRIS quiet serious, but so likeable old-fashioned girl accommodating sensible