Norwich High School - Archive Yearbook (Norwich, NY)

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1. L 7 I-ms 7 , f 1 . 1..- BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr J Brereton Mr R Devine Dr L Cummings Mr A ,I Natoll Clerk Mr H Ellison Mrs H Slater M C Higley Chairman M C Brown M W Raynor ln. Circles: ADMINISTRATION-Right: Principal R. L. Hogue checks through some papers. Left: Superintendent E. F. Soper receives a call in his office. Middle: Vice Principal F. E. Giltner works in his office. Below: Administrative Assistant A. J. Natoli studies the budget. Sincerely A guiding hand so strong, friends firm and true, our teachers to them we owe something we can never repay. They have helped us grow up, to realize responsibilities and how to face them. They have taken us as strug- gling Freshmen and given us four years of patience and understanding. They are fine people. NHS is fortunate to have such teachers as ours. They are always willing to cooperate. We also want to thank the cafeteria staff who fed us when We jammed into the cafeteria in need of some food. Also thanks to the service stall who were wonderful about keeping the school open for evening rehearsals of plays, band practice or club meetings. Left: GUIDANCE DIRECTORS-Miss M. Stewart and Mr. R. MacMullen consider next year's schedule. Right: OF- FICE STAFF-Seated: Mrs. M. Stewart, Mrs. M. Coe. Standing: Mr. O. Ray, Mrs. M. Davis. .--n-ry-nes-v '- 3 r 5 jx, LJ 6 iv

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Principal R. L. Hogue glances up from some work as we enter his office. Mr. Russell L. Hogue assumed the princi- palship of Norwich High School in 1928 after six years of experience as teacher and administrator in New Jersey and New York State Schools. NHS has grown a great deal under his guidance. The building housing the gym and home economics rooms was con- structed, the music department added two members to its staff, the commercial and vo- cational departments enlarged, and Hillcrest Park was purchased to cite only a few ex- amples. In March we learned that Mr. Hogue planned to retire after twenty-seven years as Norwich High School Principal. To most of us the announcement seemed unreal and cata- clysmic. We couldnit imagine Norwich High School without him! We felt better when we learned that he was not leaving Norwich, but was rather purchasing The Nash and Spencer Store. We would like to wish Mr. Hogue success and happiness in his new undertaking on behalf of ourselves and the more than twenty-eight hundred students who have at- tended Norwich High School during the years he was principal.

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NURSES AND CYM TEACHERS-First Row: Mrs. Wilson, Nurscg Coach llvy:-r, Coach Elia. .SPVUIIII Row: Miss Schiller, Nursvg Miss Ta' ranto, Nursvg Miss Dua-rr, Health and Cym teacliwg Miss Damlrow, Health and Gym tt-acht-r. SCIENCE AND MATH TEACHERS-First Row: Miss Oliulianycli, Elementary Algelwrag Miss A. Wells, Latin I and 2, lnts-rim-tliatv Algvhrag Mrs. Sheldon, Physics, Chemistry, Ci-neral Sci, ence. Seronzl Row: Mr. Ms-rring, Ttli and 8th Sci:-iiceg Mr. Collins. 8th Matlig Mr. Anderson. lliology. C4-ni-rfil Sri:-iiceg Mr. Smith. Ttli Matlig Mr, llorowivz, Plane Cf-onietry, Solid C4-oiiietry, Trigonometry. ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHERS-First Row: Miss Lynch, World Historyg Miss Coppernoll, English 83 Miss Adams, English IV, Social Studies 12g Mrs. Christman, English I. Second Row: Miss Byrne, English 8g Mrs. Thomas, Social Studies 7g Mrs. Sullivan, English 75 Mr. Couden, English IIIg Miss Doherty, English 11g Miss Finigan, English IIIQ Mr. Gibson, Social Studies 9. Absent: Mr. Flynn, Social Studies IIIgg Miss O'Neil, Social Studies 85 Miss Cleary, English 7.