Norwich High School - Archive Yearbook (Norwich, NY)

Page 30 text:

JUNIORS — Bottom Row: Vice-President, B. Burr; Secretory, J. Gennoso; President, H. Winter; Treasurer, J. Famalaro. Second Row: E. Fuller, D. Bovee, M. Boulont, M. Bengert, P. Carpenter, J. Brunton, P. Bates. Third Row: M. Bennett, C. Casamento, L. Littlewood, M. L. Hoke, B. Burd, M. J. Elia, I. Carver. Fourth Row: J. Dodds, M. Ehst, D. Frink, S. Loeffler, C. Franklin, I. Johnson, A. Franklin, G. Blackman, J. Crandall. Fifth Row: J. Dickerson, J. Dunne, B. Jackson, D. Fern, D. Masterson, J. Cusomano. Sixth Row: B. Gifford, R. Fierro, D. Comstock, J. Boyce, B. Jones, M. Hewitt, A. Chiarino, Ad- viser — Mr. Giltner. Left: Bruce Jones, Junior, makes a plate for mechanical drawing class. Below: Junior Officers: President, H. Winter; Vice-President, B. Burr; Secretary, J. Gennosa, and Treas- urer, J. Famalaro hover over Junior Study Hall. Circle: Mr. Giltner, Junior Adviser, is seen in the laboratory.

Page 29 text:

UNDERCLA MEN

Page 31 text:

Standing on This year's Junior class has been a ready friend and willing helper for the busy 1954 Seniors. Cooperation has been a strong characteristic that has made it an extra-popular class. With Mr. Giltner as adviser and Miss Lillian Wells as the frenzied keeper of 206 '55 showed outstanding promise and paved the way for exceptional class accomplishment. Evidence of this was shown in the results of their annual magazine sales campaign. Under the chairmanship of Judy Brunton and Phyllis Carpenter, who promoted sales and managed the business end of the campaign, they exceeded any other previous class in sales. Bill Olmstead, leading a long list of neck n' neck com- petitors, ran fastest and longest, sell- ing the largest number of subscrip- tions. the Threshold As spring approached they were once again busy on two outstanding affairs of the year, the Junior Prom and the Senior Banquet. Both of these never-to-be-forgotten affairs were planned as parting celebrations for the graduating seniors. The prom with all its gala decorations, sparkling jewels, pastel net, handsome tuxes, and color was one of the most memor- able events. At the Senior Banquet in June, many tears were shed as fav- orite incidents were remembered, and good friends said good-bye. Even though competition between the Junior Class and the Class of 1954 was keen, the Juniors looked on with sorrow as their friends left Norwich High School to seek higher paths of learning. JUNIOR CLASS Bottom Row: M. Reed, C. Wightman, C. Maiurano, M. L. Reigal, K. Taranto, J. Nazzitto, M. Schoendorf, B. Schibeci, B. Marango. Second Row; J. MacEwan, J. Shannon, P. O'Conner, E. Ryan, B. Tracy, M. Young, D. Marshall. Third Row: W Parker, S. Marango, M. Yacano, C. Smith, M. P. Tarbell. Fourth Row: E. Owen, C. O'Neil, K. Miller, P. Scott, A. Rutledge, J. Sallisbury, R. Mott, Y. Kone. Fifth Row: G. Sincerbox, G. VanPelt, E. Sallisbury, R. Monghan, H. Whitney, G. Lawton, R. Rice. Sixth Row: V. Shaver, D. Smith, H. ManWarren, G. Zimmerman, E. Tucker, D. Moore, A. Velloke. Seventh Row: S. White, F. Brooker, Richard Newell, L. Suspensky, R. Shooles, W. Olmstead, A. Taranto, G. Storch. 27