Norwich High School - Archive Yearbook (Norwich, NY)

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THESPIANS-Bottom row, left to right: A. Srhofield, J. Fuller, M. L. Brunton, F. Mason. J. McCormick. Second row: B. Ryan. D. Masterson, B. Beyer, S. Anderson, Mr. Couden. Top row: B. Broderick. B. Ackerman, R. Jones. ' 3 I '-25.':..'a.'1?-1'- -M'-gsix N -f X DRAMATICS and PROBATIONERS-Bottom row, left to right: B. Curley, B. Brodriclc, R. Agnew. A. Redfield, B. Beyer, J. Aloi. Second row: M. Johnson, R. Taranto, P. Crandall. C. Crandall, L. Casamento, J. Aekley, J. Kenyon. S. Gray, J. Elia, J. DiNoto, M. Testa, A. Leggerio. Third row: M. Tillapaugh, S. Brown, J. Kerley, M. Drake, L. Child, J. Fahy, B. Marshall, R. M. Meltsnerl S. Millspaugh, J. Smith, D. Dixon, S. Goodspeed, S. Byrne, N. Blenis, A. Jones, J. Lewis, P. Maynard. Top row: P. Zagami, F. Cooney, M. Cooney, D. Paul, J. Brown. R. Rappleyea, M. Fuller, H. Schwingle, L. Stewart. Fourth row: J. Mirabito, N. Redfield, E. Fryover, D'Amore, N. Brown, M. L. Abbott, J. Gennosa.

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The pep council has done much to pro- mote school spirit during the past year. Under the capable leadership of President, Jeannette Fuller, and advisor, Mr. Giltner, they have sponsored buses to the basketball games, organized pep sessions, the sale of football pins and many more pep promoting activities. Through the efforts of the Pep Council, the spirit of Norwich has been kept at its peak. -,- .,- X, - Morgenstein, S. Bartlett, B. Paxton. l 1 'fs' YF-Ll X 2oca6-4- gem! ' If you happen to see a few despondent faces straggling into school about seven o'clock on Tuesday nights, you are no doubt looking at the hard working members of the Archive staff fClass of '56 of coursej. These ambitious seniors UD, under the capable guidance of Mr. Tritto, have been slaving laboriously for the entire school year,- endeavoring to produce an Archive of which their class, as well as all other classes, past, present, and future, can rightfully be proud. Bottom row, left to right: N. Brown, P. Couch, B. Beyer, S. Bartlett, A. Schofield, F. Mason. Second row: J. McCormick, N. Redfield, 1. Kirby, M. Morgenstein, B. Paxton, Mr. Tritto, M. L. Brunton, R. Hathaway, M. Testa. J. Aloi. Ag Bottom row. left to right: F. Mason, j. Fuller, C. Caravaglio, Second row: R. McGuire, L. Childs, M. Brunton, J. Ackley. Third row: H Hollis, B. Beyer, R. Land, N. Redfield. Fourth row: F. Caravaglio. M Q- 1 fe ww,- V I .il ' ,A , ' Wof aunt

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The combined organizations of Probationers, Dra- matics and Thespians, has been on the go throughout the school year. Two radio programs were put on by the radio workshop, one of which introduced the new teacher to the community. They sponsored a dance during football season which brought in untold revenue. The entire school was delighted with the Christmas Pageant which was presented at an assembly. A Double-barreled Detective Story was the notorious title of the Spring Play which was also a great success. The senior play was helped immeasurably by the aid given it by the seventh bell Dramatics Class. They made all the props for the Senior Dramatics Presenta- tion, Time Out for Ginger. Busy making flats for dramatic pro- ductions are, left to right: B. Brodrick, R. jones, F. Mason, B. Ackerman, and M. Hill. llWf as f ff i ' il ff C li l Dramatics Club and school choir get together for a Christmas assembly pro- gram. W dew A