Norwich High School - Archive Yearbook (Norwich, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

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' .S 'S .F - g 1 -' ' S l. ' 2 S. ' z- ' ,V ' 5 c ' ' S ' I S ' --SF L ' of farulty arlxisurs. Th's n 'a -S E. L ' C 'l Ss ' 9 3 V' 'l ,S F h ,. j 'z 1. OFF Q ' ' Le-ft In right: Xlrx. Sled wrt. NI -. Co lun. Mrs, oglxn. Nlr-. IQ1-llivr. 1' QFYHEQEQ-ff' ' w-G'-F af- - I 1 4 4 ,S mfr Ei? 1 L I f -a f gb, I V s Qffiifw ,f A A + ' ,af 4 I 1 ws aa f 0 V2 3 V' V. vc J ' 1 A' :V f ,AM 'i F' sa. 1- 1 4 I 'W ...K-A fat! 9 1 'JIQQMQQZYH' , , 5 ,ff if X ' Q GYM SEATED, left to right: Miss Phieler. Miss Brown. STAND- ING: Mr. Elia, Mr. Capara. COMMERCIAL HOME ECONOMICS. AND SHOP LIBRARIAN, NURSE, DENTAL HYGENIST SEATED, left to right: Miss Colpitts. Miss Wakin, Mrs. Left to right: Mrs. Bivisnoo, Librariang Miss Schiller Kosowsky. STANDING: Mr. Baxrer, Miss Wells, Miss 5011001 NurSe:MiSS Thayer, Dental Hygienist. Hawley. Mr. Diltz. Missing: Mr. Shelden. GUIDANCE Left to right: Mr. MacMullen. Dr. Caravello. S- FIRST ROW. left to right: B. Baker. Treasurerg J. Fahy. Presidentg S. Klillspaugh, Vice-President' C. Collier. Secretary. SECOND ROW: J. Brereton, J. Drake, A. Paino. J. Surnida, E. Moses, L. Sheldon KI. Hayes. F. Femalld, L. Herring. THIRD ROWY G. Cass, C. Collier, D. Merithew. L. Sheldon. FOURTH ROW: T. Fahy. T. Canto, Cv. Hirsch. Bl. Byrne. M. Reed, P. Cadamowitz, L. Brown, B. Paul, B. White, B. Brown. FIFTH ROW: W. Wickham. P. Sumida. P. Whickham. J. Kerley, P. Short, S. Thompson, M. Stewart. M. Ault, Mr. Ciltner. Advisorg B. Burlison. D. Could, E. Taner. v 1 The Student Council. with Mr. Oiltner as advisor. forms a more effective school government. to stimulate student participation in school activities. to create a stronger school spirit. and to promote greater cooperation between students and faculty. This year the Council has done much to carrv out its purpose. Among the traditional activities sponsored bv the Student Council are Homecoming Festivities. this year highlighted luv an added attraction of Color Weekend: the Nlarcli of Dimes Campaign, which has lween supported bv the Council for several years. and the Activity Dinner. which marked the end of another successful year. This year the Student Council attempted to improve school dances bv the introduction of a julie box. Also. the Student Council has helped in the planning of a Teenage Code. MARCH OF DIMES COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left In right: Pat Wickham, Barb Paul, Sally Millspaugh. Gr-neral Chairman, Carolyn Collier. SECOND ROW: Dave Could. Colleen Collier, Margaret Byrne-, Barry Burlisun. Margaret Hayes, Mike Reed. TEEN-AGE CODE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW. left to right: Ann Rice. Daw Cuulml. Barb Paul, SECOND ROW: llumlyn Lfnllirr. Pat YYir-ka ham. ,Ie-an Faliy. Informal of Meeting UFFIIIERS I.:-ft to right: llurlmura llukf-r. vl1fl'C1Nl1l't'I'1 Sally Mill Illlllglll. Yiw-Prv-i4l+'nl: .li-an Fully. Pri--iflm-nt: llamly liullivr. 5m're'Iary. hi Alpha FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Gould, E. Taner, J. Endries B. Lamont M. MacLeod F. Smith SECOND ROW, left to right: F. Biletsky, B. Paul, K. Brunig, J. Hewitt, T. Cadamowitz, B White, S. Gray. THIRD ROW, left to right: S. Millspaugh, B. Baker, J. Fahy, A. Leggiero D. Paul, B. Burlison, V. Caravaglio, J. Kerley, S. Davidson, J. Ackley Character, scholarship, leadership, and service the characteristics found in the students elected members of Chi Alpha, The Norwich chapter of the National Honor Society. I February seven seniors and nine juniors were selected by a combined student-faculty ballot in an effort to pick the most qualified students While primarily an honor society, the club, under the guidance of Miss Colpitts and Miss Obuhanych, has presented many worthwhile projects. A formal assembly was pre sented for the induction of new members, the junior members spoke at the senior honor student assembly, and the year was completed with a successful rummage sale. The club also participated in the area conferences. This yearis officers were: Denny Paul, President: Jean Fahy, Vice-Presidentg Janet Kerley, Secretary, and Vincent Caravaglio, Treasurer. Barry Burlison served as treasurer of the Central New York district of the National Honor Society. 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Tliruugzhnut the year the nienihers 4-mvperatefl to the hest of their ahility with the Senior Red Crnss. 5 N 5,w.,g..g L, - , .ff f Q2 v f nfl, , . 1 1 1. .cf Jw 4 ,Em 7 M, .V 1 V V 'EF 0 if as 'M 'fm-M E H A Q? E x If 3 3: - arg A Q31 P 'H ww xv. Y 1, ,3 nga. ' I- 2 Q N . .r X, ., Q, S S, a. 3, R v. 5. f'75'f e, - wx 4' . ., 51:4 Eff L iifa . ggi . '. ,'s,,1 , ..,. 1. 1 gg, 1 S, N . R -3 -P' Q s . 4514-,, 2,2 A ,IQSQ X ,J 4, 2. R, ek.. 5-. ' iii 'ZfM lf. Pep Council This year Pep Council was very active with selling purple and white shakers at the football and basketball games, sponsoring a successful dance, and putting on a pep rally and bonfire. Before each of the games, members of the club met to make Norwich Beal signs to hang in the halls. The council carried on its usual activities such as scheduling buses to all out of town games, selling programs at the football games, and setting up a schedule for pep sessions. Miss Piehler, our advisor, added a great deal to the enthusiasm of the club. The officers are President, Sally Millspaughg Vice-President, Vincent Caravagliog Secretary, Barbara Bakerg and Treasurer, Nancy Brereton. I Fahy Feature Editor, J. Hewitt, News C ll'er Advertising FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Carpenter, Editor-in-Chief, . , Editor, P. Burr. A. Leftiero, Feature Iiditorg V. Caravaglio, Sports Editor, C. o i , . Manager, B. Burlison, S. Niillspaugh. SECOND ROW: E. Collier, B. Mundy, C. Smith, 1. Nazzitto, D. Merithew, I7. Monaghan, S. Paino, L. Garber, I. Kerley. THIRD ROW: M. Hayes, B. McNeil, M. Byrne, N. Brereton, S. Blood, C. Doherty, E. Lindsey, A. Rice, S. Crandall. FOURTH ROW: S. Chorley. C. Smith, V. McCall, B. White, B. Scott, C. Collier, P. Gadamowitz, D. Barrows, J. Kenyon. Arnold C Gustofson, K. Ryan, T. Revoir, B. Hendricson, S. Wentzel, D. Gould ings, B. Biviano. FIFTH ROW: I. , .. NIL Nliers, Advisor. SIXTH ROW: H. Cumm The Rambler 5' 1 IB . s-Ilfllli asslgnments to 207 at 'S 30 am in all ada.. - 2- , Capahlv 1 are ml lar Cues ' f s lime urnerl out many issues of th 'll XH5. The llusxs f-flimrq f p. t.. ate assignments. and not ehschool newspaper invspite o the Rambler IC llrE'S werg fea QIIUUU 00 v a l . 0 post 0 d lures in th' f ' C pl' 51190131 a t- P nf' fleacl- penter Editor-in-Chief is years Rambler. Hr Hier rlcles. columns. Sport, and A . - - - S was advisor 3 it ' ' nd Don Car cience Club FIRST ROW. left to right: R. Fully. S. Neish. J- Hewitt. K. Brunigz. M. Reed. Dr. Howard. Advisorg Miss Lamphere. Advisor. SECOND ROW: R. Lamont. T. Messina. ll. Paul. S. Davidson. D. Carpenter. The avowed purpose of thc Science Clulm is to allow high school students to work in fields of science not usually offered on the high school line with local scientists. This year advisors for the Chemistry projects were Dr. James Buzard, Dr. John Synder and Dr. John Howard: advisors for the Physics projects were Mr. David Wright and Mr. Joseph Petley. This yearis projects included the separation of protein from the hair. gelatin. and milk. several organic experiments. determination of the amount of nicotine in cigarettes. an experiment on radioactive carhon and spectroscopy. manufacture of aspirin. extraction of caffein from tea and the preparation of organic compounds for dielectric in capacitors. lassical C lub The Classical Cluh is an active group. composed of all the advanced Latin stu- dents. The cluh's purpose is to promote a greater interest in and knowledge of the classical civilizations of Greece and Rome and to recognize the indebtedness of the modern world to ancient civilization in its governments. laws. literature. lan- guages. and arts. Also. cluh members learn Latin has an amusing side through games, puzzles and songs. The highlight of the year is the Roman Banquet held near the ldes of March. Costumes. customs. foods and manners of the Romans are faithfully copied. This yearis officers were: Joan Ackley. Presidentg Frances Biletsky. Vice- President: Sue Gray. Secretary. Thomas Fahy. Treasurer. and Michael Reed. His- torian. ' 'WY ,M J,i,,,,,, L 3 5 iff-f,'7',wz, ,J- 02,1 y M?W,,f ff . ,, ' 'xg 3 ,rj M62-,HQG 4 4,42 ' ff!! 'f 1 1? 5 .mf 4' .izzfzgyyf V 1, ' , A 7 f s ' 'if jgzflrrffrffgf ' ff' P A, ,Q . ' W 1iL?2Q?' z, ., , 1 1 x ,WW Ax. ' ,Z tl W 4 5 ., Q ,M U' 4 15' av 1,24 '- .' V, 3 r . ,. ,, . ., 9 AZ. 5 51 ,W 3 -nz:-v vm . 4jp,,.., .ww , A Hy, O mg, . U..-......,..., - 1 l ,KY 4 V f H Sinn' 'W lb ,dx Vi, 1 v 'fx pw Bema Debate Club , ' n. Qecretarv. K- R33 . . HCWN- . ' ',xyi,mx. V- NU-. Q P esidenl, 1- 1 3 L L. - 3 - Librarian: A Lt Pram wth: M- flaw- B' lnimmiiiivari. Adxieflf- ini fagh1'B' Fahyeow Row W 'O Ha n J CafwN - We W' Q 0 ' ,E ' ' mso . - ' FIRQT R0 - . Treaaurer. 2 ' gh. W' Cook. 5- 10 31 ffagfv lf' Bmw' rmiaoxiw G- HU' Waite l hchnurr. TH1 i - -V Dema clehate elulm. Xlri. Sullivan. AClYlFf'lIA. has lieen very active this year in ar-tixe rleluite tournaments anrl Student 1-ongresses. One ol the highlights of the year was the trip of the team lu New York City where it attenclecl the Hall of Fame lnvitational tournament at New York Lniversity. The elulv also atlenflefl tournaments at Hamilton College. Webster. Roc-heater. anrl lvtivu. 'liiso prurtiee l4IllI'llilIllffIllS were helcl in Xorwieh. In Mareh the team attenflecl the llllfl-rllllt' eliminations at Cortland. ln April the National Forensic' League tourna- ment at Syraeuie Lniverlity was attenclecl. The club also has entertained at Serxic-e elulrf zmfl r-lmreli groups in the area. I-71' ,Ms 3 5 L a Q fi E Q LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. Sheldon, Advisorg M. Adams, J. Corey, W. Simpson, H. Franklin, H. Coleman, G. Cushman. SECOND ROW: A. Funaro, A. Dunham, D. St. Hire, D. Rogers, F. Hill, R. Roy. STANDING: R. Hoag, L. Anderson, YV. Hadley, J. Shipton, E. Franklin, R. Cole. The Future Farmers of America has had a particularly active year. Organized for farm boys and those interested in agriculture. the Norwich Chapter was composed this year of thirty memhers. This year the F.F..-X. attended the N.Y.S. Leadership Training Camp. Officers Train- ing School and the Conservation Department's Field Day. both in Greene. and went on educational trips to the Sampson and Hardin Breeding Farms and also to Ithaca during the Farm and Home week. Also. the FFA. entered a Land and Soil Judging Contest, which the Norwich Chapter won. New members this year were initiated into the Green Hand Degree. and others to the Chapter Farmer Degree. Some of the recreational activities were: a party and dance with Oxford. hay ride. deer hunting trip. basketball. fishing trip, and tree planting for the Conservation Department. Besides these many activities. the F.F.A. sponsored two dances in Norwich this year, and did considerable work on the Park Pavilion. Future Farmers of America Dramatics and Thespians Amid costumes, make-up, stage directions and lights. you will find the combined clubs of llramatics and Thespians. This year, with Miss Rosalie Levine as our director, we instituted the Drama Cornerfcall-board-bulletin-board on the first floor. We also saw the start of a new point system-in which points, instead of hours. are awarded each member. These points determine our eligibility in the National Thcspian Society. A bill of one-act plays contained such works as The Telephone, by Gian-Carlo Menotti, and Ulf Men Played Cards as Women Do, by George S. Kaufman. The big production of the year was the Pulitzer Prize play, HOur Townfi by Thomtori Wilder. The beauty of this classic was made even more memorable by the fact that this was the year for its New York revival. '4Our Townw was done by Circle in the Square, off- Broadway theatre. ' Band A high step and a snappy cadence were characteristic of the N.H.S. Band during the past football season. Lnder the direction of Ted Post and President Dave Gould. For the third consecutive year the band is in the First Chair of America book. which is made up of the best 100 bands in the L'.S.A. 1 Thirteen members were chosen to play in Area All-State Band Sectionals, which is composed of the best musicians in this area of New York State. Sharon Crandall and Janet Kerley were chosen to play in All-State Conference Band. A pep band played at all home basketball games. This group also played at most of the pep sessions held. This Band was made up of all musicians who are interested in boosting school spirit. In June, Colorguard. twirlers, and Band contended for first place in the Sherburne Pageant of Bands. 'Denotes Principal. PICCOLO: Brereton, N. FLUTE: 'Annesi. A., Berberian, M., Blackman S., Brereton. Chirilin, D., Endries. J.. Hoke. R.. Markle, C.. Soules. C., We-ntzel, S.' OBOE: Hewitt. J., Whitt-. B.' BASSOON: Burr, P. Marshall. M.. CLARINET: Bates, C., Beebe, J., Brown. C.. Byrne. B.. Cook, J., Cook, P.. Dixon. C., Evans, J.. Figary, P., Handy, J.. Hoag. S.. Kerley. J. Piers. NI.. Redden. NI., Rowell. D., Risley, M.. Skinner, M.. Sumida. .l.. Taranto. .l.. ALTO CLARINET: Brunig. K.. Covell. P.' BASS CLARINET: Crandall. S. Newcomb, S., Wickham, P.. ALTO SAXOPHONE: Biviano. L. Chorley, S., Davidson, S., Hoag. J., TENOR v Ltft tn rx ht Kathleen C dddnwwltz Head folorguard Eleanor 'NIOQEQ xI8I'f'dTLt Tucker Catherme NIIFAIJIIO Carolwn Bronlzevs lu Xlauretn Fawn Ann Rice Left. tmp tw bottom. blur'-I1 flllllr-UD. Janet Ixvnywn. Cathy Lm'z.4z1. 1,Qe:ntf'r: .lfdnn xIf'j'f.'I':. Right. tmp tu hwttffrn: Kathy Ryan. Blfnnie Scott. Nfqrgdrfft Byrne. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Kroeger, L. Brown, J. Maresca, G. Hirsch, B. White, J. Endries, S. Wentzel, F. Biletsky, L. Hoyt. SECOND ROW, left to right: T. Dickinson, C. Smith, A. Cole, K. Ryan, J. Evans, J. Kerley, S. Crandall, P. Covell, B. Paul, J. Hewitt. THIRD ROW, left to right: J. Owens, C. Steere, M. Shannon, E. Bartlett, F. Womeldorff, D. Carpenter, J. Endries, P. Burr, M. Marshall, N. Sutton, J. Brereton, L. Wentzel. STANDING: Frank Biletsky, Directorg P. Furman, R. Blackman, S. Chorley, S. Davidson. Orchestra The orchestra, conducted and instructed by Mr. Frank Biletsky, is a voluntary organi- zation and a class for which members are given school credit. The officers this year are: President, Barbara Paul: Vice-President. Richard Kroeger: Secretaries, Louanna Brown and Joan Hewitt: Librarians, Amelia Cole and Patricia Burr. Louanna Brown, Terri Dickinson, ,loan Hewitt. Richard Kroeger. Jack Maresca. Barbara Paul and Carol Smith from the string section which participated in the NYSSMA Sectional concert held in Norwich in November. The Orchestra accompanied the Choir in producing uThe Mikadof' A County orchestra concert was presented in conjunction with the Choir. The orchestra purchased white formal jackets to be worn for certain performances and assemblies. The orchestra took part in the NYSSMA competition both individually and collectively. The year's work was completed by playing for Baccalaureate and Commencement. BACK ROTV, left to right: C. Barnes, C. Whispell, G. Zillig, F. Colby, R. Frvover, C. Rogers. J. Merithew, F. Cooney, J. Larry, R. Anderson, R. Snell. MIDDLE ROW: N. Sutton, K. Goodwin. C. Scheer, K. Kuder, L. Cutting, J. Young, L. Abbott, J. Smith, C. Hollings, J. Jenson. S. Davidson. BOTTOM ROW: S. Abrahamson, L. Babcock, D. Purdy. J. Ray, V. Anderson, S. Vanpelt, M. Bush, L. Favavita. K. Cadamowitz, V. McCall, absent: Ann Rice ... hoir Under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Rigsbee. the Norwich High School A Cappella Choir has presented many successful performances throughout the year. The holiday programs are always very well received by the faculty and the student body. For the first time in quite a few years. this year's choir is presenting an operetta. Many hours of hard work and exhausting rehearsals went into Gilbert and Sullivan's Nl-he Mikadofi ln addition to school functions, the choir performs, upon request, at social activities in Norwich. The increase in membership this year has enabled us to attempt more difficult music. The May Festival in Binghamton is one of the highlights of the year. This year's enrollment is thirty-three. However. Miss Rigsbee hopes for more participation in the future. :XXX RICE. Secretary GIRLS' QLARTET Iffr to right: K. Kufler. S. Abraham- -on. l.. llabr-or-k. K. flaflamowitr. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Carpenter. B. Burlison, V. Carayaglio, Presidentg D. Gould, D. Strader. SECOND ROW: C. Fierro, T. Kane, M. MacLeod. R. Fahy. THIRD ROW: J. McGarity, B. Lamont. FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Ryan. Nl. Byrne. St'CI't'l3l'y'Tl't'8SUN'I'Z I.. Xlaiurano. Pre-sidentg Miss Brown. Advisor: A. Rice. SECOND ROW: N. Martin. C. Nloney. K. Nliraboto. P Covell. C. Collier. S. Xe-i-h. 28 B.A.C. The Boys' Athletic Council is the stu- dents' voice in the athletic policy of the school. The Council makes training reg- ulations for participants of all sports. approves all varsity. junior varsity. and intramural letter awards. and raises mon- ey which is used by the sports teams. The B.A.C. raises money by operating the concession stand at home basketball games. It also sets up the annual Class games and cares for the trophy case. To become a member of the B..-X.C., a boy must be a captain of a sport. win two letters in one vear. or win two letters in one sport. G.A.C. The Girls, Athletic Council. advised by Miss Geraldine Brown. comprises mem- bers which represent each grade, seven through twelve: there are three officers -a president, a secretary, and a treas- urer. This year they were respectively Elizabeth Maiurano, Karen Ryan, and Margaret Byrne. The members of the organization plan the events of the year that concern extracurricular activities in the girls' physical education program. The two main events this year were the demonstra- tion and the student-faculty game. This year again. the G.A.C. sponsored a successful sale of purple Norwich jack- ets to anyone in G.A.A. 9- 3 SQ' fi nf 5454 ,Jmpe v 5241 L? ' hw if -ex. X ' . J ' Y -L 1: . o NN K., , 1 Q 5 'P 1- f J' 'N L.Q3ly'9EMfj p. X x R- -. ,-.4 g F ,Y ..S,i,- KJ ,gym -can-1 whiIQll'l dk ,sh f N .af P' I Tumblm wltil both old and ness memhers on the tumbllng team the girls are trying their skills at stunts Backbends hand prlng split klps and handstands are all part of the fun Worlung hard exers Wednesdax at I2 PIVI the girls are putting out their best Participating the Demonstration has thelr Ing project for the wear Captazn PENNY WICTOREK Secretary Treasurer TERESA RICE Arltzsor IVIISS PII HI I' R Wu. FIRST ROW left to right K Ryan B Hoag L Demp tv B Collier IN Brereton S 'Nei h S Nllll paugh K G3d3mOWllZ SECOND ROW left to right I., Nlatott NI Byrne P Cadamowitz P Wtk torek 'NI L Bartlett D Nlerithew K Ryan THIRD ROW left to right S Cowle 4 Cole T Rice ,I Barone Apparatus Every Thursday noon at 12 P.lVl.. the girls of the Apparatus Club shout. 'Stand hackf as they come tearing out with the apparatus equipment. Working hard. they nevertheless have fun: the rings. sprin - board, bar. and horse are all used. The girls of the Apparatus Cluh are working diligently to improve their skill-. President PENNY YVICTOREK Secretary-Treasurer MARGARET BYRNE Aflrisor NIISS GERALDIXIC BROWN 30 FIRST ROW. left to right: D. Nlerithew. XI. Byrne. NI. Bartlett. T. Rice. P. Gadamowitz. S. Blood. A. Cole. SECOND ROW. left to right: Bliss Brown. Advisor: C. Collier, S. Cowles. K. Sheehan. K. Cadamowitz. K. Ryan. J. Ilaronv. B. Collier, P. Wiktorek. THIRD ROWI. left to right: S. Xlillspaugll. N. Ilrerelon. FRONT ROW, left to right: P. Wiktorek, B. Hoag. SECOND ROW: J. Ackley, N. Brereton, K. Ryan, J. Nazzitto. THIRD ROW: P. Covell, B. Collier, S. Millspaugh, R. Hoke, Miss Piehler, Advisor. Varsity Basketball Thursday evenings during basketball season, found the gym alive with feminine voices. Basketballs were thrown wildly around the room and preparations for the annual Student-Faculty Game were made. The girls displayed a great willingness to co-operate and improve their skills. Under Miss Piehler's able guidance, many tricks and new ideas were learned. fficials Club Whistles blowing-people hollering. You can tell that someone just had a foul called on them. Promoting clean sports and strengthen- ing sportsmanship, is the chief aim of the Officials Club. This yearls president is ,loan Ackley, Vice-President is Pat Covell, and the Secretary is Kathy Gadamowitz. FIRST ROW left to riffht: Miss Brown. Advisor' K. Gadamowitz Secretary: ,l. 'Kckle Presidentg P. Covell Vice-Presidentg I. Nazzittoi A Y, . SECOND ROW, left to right: B. Hoag. F. Biletzky i 1 V a75OT. f E mixer. 4595 xwfsff 'wi 'i vit ' ii Km . Q Yfigfwiff- WR X T Ricmh' fsheehan. --G damowwz. . . . f M 8 X it I0 ugh 'rhffgv ' -iw.. P- B .. YXRST ROWKF Shon, ELK. K' Qadaiwov- , ,ff-KOH, ' ' , Qfil Xe ' N B79 Ackkh xmiwhlct' 3 3 ' 'ther'- w 9 WH was M odern Dance After many weeks of hard work and sore muscles. Modern Dancers finally had perfected most of their skills. This year accomplished. they began to work hard on several unique numlrers. which they finally presented in the Cirlsi Dem. This year Modern Dance offices were held by Kathy Gadamowitz. Presi- dent. Carolyn Collier. Secretary- Treasurer. and Joan Ackley. Group Leader. Miss Piehler was advisor. . NWI' X xii FIRST ROW. left to right: J. Ackley. J. Avery. D. Could. D. Carpenter. K. Gadamowitz. S. Xlillspaugh. SECOND ROW: J. Miers. B. Baker. C. Ctlllllllilll. J. Faliy. F. Grey. DVI? Football Program Committee During thi- sl1IIlIllt'l'. under thc direction of Hr. lflia. the scniors were liusily soliciting adwrtisf-ments of different xalucs from the merchants of Norwich. These ads were olvtuincd for the pulilishing of the football programs. which are sold at home games. Thi- con-rs wen- t'lIort'I1 and articles aliout former and new physical education tcaclicrs were w rittcn. The money earned on thi- tulxertisemcnts was dixided lnetween the Fenior Class .Xrcliixe Fund and the ,Ktlilc-tic :Xssociation. Valle ball, Ping-Pong' and Badminton YOLLEYl3ALI.f--LEFT T0 RIGHT: R. Natoli. T. Kane, C. Johnson. C. PING-PONC Lf-fl to right: J. Snvll, N. Herrick. D Cuxlnnun. SECOND ROW, lr-ft In right: R. Hill. ll. llurlison. C. Fi:-rm, Scliwind. R. Davie-S, R. Crawford. R. Sliucklf-lull. ui I 1- l W. ' - ' ' e . X 1 ff' , . rigglitz R. Yl'ilI'lll'll, l.. Taylor. YV On SillllI'Kllll. Nlillilll ll. tln- lYintn'r Fpmlf' lmnn- Xt'I1lllI'!'ll in lliun tw hllw pmt ni the lrmlliuh l.4-agile Tllllfllillllflll. 'llliv llurplv xl-llvyliall hunn plan-fl wwnul. lming tw thr- Oncunta tmin in the finalf In ilu- rn-spefftiw fi-wiv, uf lil-lfw mul l3-l2. The Nurwicli learn that winpetecl we-rc Tyiwvin- lianv. Clmrlvs llivrrw. Cnmell Julnlsnn. llalpli Sl1E1'Clif'lllIl1. Ricliarcl Xatnli. Fred Hill. Rarri llurliwn. anal lvrry lfuilnnan. ln llilfllllilllllll Larry Tail--r ainil Cary ilillllflltl lulmwl tliirfl for Xurxsicli. wlfile the talile- tennis vwnt for ilu- pliiplm' iwrv ll'-rlnf-5 fflxixxll-iul. Dir-k Fvlnximl. unml ll. llavicfi. 'lille' wvllvyluxll tmnn hurl ll I'Lllllf'I' -in-wffllll Fl'll'1lll llns War. tlivlr wnli' lnSQ nas bl flIl0lIlllLl in tllv lurl lllAlll'll. Vlllu' luiellninll-n kann lmrl fl min- unel 2 lwswf. ixliile' tlw tallwlv tennis tm-.nn m-nt mlmsn uitli 3 lux-Q-N rnnl ilu nine, Xlr. Nlm-Glynn 1-nmflif-rl tln' xsintvr spwrts lvulns. ll.XIlNIlX'l'4JX Smnfling. li-fl In 10 . M fp f K' 1, 9, is ,. ff, aw U 65, 3 A4 ,I-Iv l ,1 f , 4 lik? f? 2' , ,vi . - 2' A Q Y I J ' Y 1, . G f ' aff , Q zsgizzf' , 'ff f 1. my r Vg, iw 1: 4 2 ,Y . A1 1 24.2 2 Q P Sr , f iv 1, 3. 's. 4 , G2 fig .i , Q 1 ' f 11. Q4 J. V. Basketball After a winless 1957-1958 basketball season. the Purple lv. bounced back with a creditable 5-13 record. As the season progressed. the team improved tremendously. Their most impressive game was with lfnion-Endicott which wasn't decided until the. last minute of play: High scorer of the team was George Lindridge. Tiny' Tom Fahy. Dave Brookins and Bob NlcNitt were the other outstanding players. Credit for the teams improvement must go to Coach Fhonosky' for his time. patience. and adyir-e. NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS l.El'T T0 Rllflift li. Flllly. H. Tartinto. R. 1.eonv-ttl. 11. 1.lIlllTIllgll'. R. NlvNitt. D. llrookins. F. Sgintalueito, Nl, tfurl y fEN IERZ f,o.ir'll Fhonosky, Chenango Valley' Walton Little Falls New Hartford Nlohawk Wiest Winfield ws Nils ws NHS NHS NHS Th e Sv 16 30 28 14 28 Record linion Endicott Herkimer Homer Oneonta llion Little Falls 7 NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS N11 iliays k Herkimer Chenango llion Hamilton Oneonta Valley Wrestlers The 1958-59 Wrestling Team. under the able guidance of Coach Sam Elia, concluded a successful season with a 6--1-1 record. Norwich finished second in league competition, losing first place to llion by a very small margin. The Purple grapplers, led by Captain Dick '6Shy boy Scheer, won the Iroquois league tournament at Mohawk for the seventh straight year. Taking individual championships were 130 Howie Thornton. 1-11 Salvatore Annese, and 147 Dick Scheer. ln the Section III Tournament at Rome. Norwich edged out Watertown, defending champions to take first place with -17 points. This is the second time in seven years that Norwich has been Section Ill champion. Howie 4'Black eyel' Thornton and Sal 6'Borgeous boy Annese were individual winners. Thornton finished the season with a 15-2 record and Annese 17-0. Dick Scheer suffered his only loss of the season in the finals of the sectionals in a close match. His record for the year was 16-1. Norwich was unable to compete in the intersectionals lSection Ill as Section Xt as the roads to Watertown were closed because of bad weather. Lettermen were 106 F. Annese, 106 C. Kane. 115 R. Shackelton, 123 Don Scheer, 130 H. Thornton, 136 T. Lawson, 141 S. Annese 148 Dick Scheer, 157 E. Byam, 168 P. Ciltner, and 'unlimited D. Law. NHS NHS. NHS.. , NHS 38 i 2 FIRST ROW1 left to right: D. Lawson, H. Thornton. R. Scheer. S. Anncse, C. Kane. SECOND ROW. left to right: H. Sutton. F. Annese. D. Lawj P. Ciltner. E. Byam. R. Schackleton. Mr. Elia. Coach. The Record llion . 18 NHS 14 Rome . NHS.. ..,,, 25 Mohawk Little Falls 11 NHS 25 Herkimer ........ NHS ..... H27 Herkimer Mohawk .. 19 NHS .23 Oneonta ...... ..... NHS ........ 15 llion Oneonta 26 NHS 16 Little Falls ..,. ff '93 ' ' Q H 'Jw +A ,,f , f-,5, Xi WWW, f , 4 .W '4 U, , wg ,. , , . '4 w91f nf in gg, A fffff 'fl , . if fi '9,2?Qff, 1 , ic ' f fxjfm ' 41 I V 'W' 11' fa , ,f :, ,1,,,:w 14 ' W -gg N 39-7 W , , 4 NHS ,, NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS, Golf DQ Union-Endicott , 101i Sidney .. ... . .. V .131.Q Chenango Valley , ,121Q Hamilton . YY,,, ,..7,,7 2 lf , , ,1T Oneonta ,,.,,,,7,,7,, . 4 ,, 9 Ifnion-Endicott 6 , , 14 Chenango Valley ,,,,7,,7 T 12 Hamilton .. YY,,,, . 3 ,, . 13 Oneonta 3 ,, 11 Sidney . . 4 Q44 FIRST ROW: J. Annesi, B. Lamont. J. Endries, E. Gibson, Mr. Elia. SECOND ROW: E. Gibson, NI. MacLeod, D. Littlewood, J. NIcGarity. The 1953 golf team displayed an impressive 9-1 win-loss record. The team consists of 7 sophomores who really play some fine golf. Following an opening loss to Union- Endicott, the team bounced back against its opponents and occasionally against the weather to win 9-straight dual matches. This victory marked the first time that a Norwich golf team had beaten UE. since the World War H days. In post-season the Tornado golfers copped the Oneida area tournament and then went on to finish third in the Section Hl championship at Syracuse. The purple golfers also took the Sidney Invitational Golf Tournament to climax the most successful Norwich golf team in many years. Coached by Sam Elia, the golfers consist of Captain Jack Endries, Barry Lamont, Joe Annese, Dave Littlewood, Ed Gibson, Jon McGarity and Mike MacLeod. FIRST ROW: C. Johnson, R. Burlison, N. Mealey, P. Goodspeed, J. Hartman. SECOND ROW: R. Hanson. B. Burlison, B. Fuller, D. Strader, B. Sheehan, Coach K. Beyer. NHS ....... ....... 3 -1 Tlion .,...... T0 NHS ....... ....... 5 6.5 Mohawk ...... ...... 6 7.5 NHS ....... ....... 2 9 Herkimer ....... 75 NHS .... ......... 4 5 Little Falls ...... ...... T 5 NHS ....... ......... 3 8 Oneonta ............. ...... 66 NHS New Hartford Track The 1958 cindermen finished third in the Iroquois League behind Herkimer and Oneonta. This yearis team was captained by Bill Sheen. our number one high-jumper. Bill walked away with first place in the high jump at the Section H1 meet, jumping 5, 93. and he copped top honors in league competition. Other top honors went to Dick Hansen in the pole vault, and Dave Strader in the discus. the both winning first places in the leag11e. Captain Sheelan won the Gould Trophy by accumulating the most points in coin- petition. Leading next year's team will be co- captains. Barry Burlision, and Dave Strader. t ei ht wins and six ith a record o g four game The Norwich Baseball team completed its season w losses. After winning seven oi its first nine games, the Tornado suffered a losing streak which upset hopes lor an outstanding season. Levi Brown topped the team in hitting with a batting average over AO0. Not lar Pat Quinn and Vin Caravaglio who both hit over 380. Pat Quinn Cho en on the lroquois all-star team were Levi At the Activity Dinner Lev behind him were also handled most ol the hurling duties. s Brown at third base and captain Charlie Crosby in center field. ' S tt Award and Chuck Fierro was named captain of the 1959 team. i received the to ,,..-ll N Ofw Ich Now lch NOfw1Ch Norw ich NOTW Ich AON ich Norm ich 42 Fl T ROW kneeling left to r g Thomas Knapp lohn Nlirabito SECOND KUW Charles Fierro Francis D Angelo Vincent Caraxa lro Coach Dixon Chenan 0 Waltong lOn Lmle a Mohawk Hefklmgr Oneflnta Valley NOFW ich N0I'W1Ch NON ich NOTW ich N OTM Ich horwlch IN 0I'M1Ch H6fk1mer MOhawk Little Falls ron ggeflnta enan Waltongo Vauel RS , ' , I . i 1... Y 1 j. Q .... .... . 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Barnes, R. Crandall, Ll.Coy, L. Cookz L:.Cave, Colemen, B.,Corey, Y. Coxl FIRST ROW S Slater J Sage P Sumlda 'VI Steward S Sumner L Tlsdale D Thompson S Thompson J Wales J Violon 'VI Wlktoreck 'NI Scouter B Rounds L Dolan S Doles D Dietrich J Doane S Davenport Mr Marx SECOND ROW L Smith L Slater G Sheldon J Schuessler A Sprague C Jones R Stearns B Mynck D Simpson E Simpson J Santoluclto W Schermerhorn B Taronto D Windsor H Ray C Hunt B Scanlon L Henzler D Carnnke THIRD ROW T Park H Paddock NI uattrocchr D Quackenbush P Robertson J Redfield L Rnvenburg L Rlfanburgh D Ramsey L Westcott B Webb S Westover I Cummings K Ross M Sayles S Dunham H Bush FOURTH ROW R MHTICIC J P Adams L Wentzel P Short P Cook B Thorpe D Cole FIFTH ROW W Meltsner B Mundy C Mansmxth S Miller C Markle N Martin 'VI 'Vlarvm C Manwarren H Monroe C Malurano G Marano H Maier V Montgomery T Mazza W Wmans R Wright M Gray B Tompson T Toth C Buell SIXTH ROW G Jones D Jennings K Kinney J Kuhn L Knapp J Knapp A Kane M Klem N Leonard R Larson D Blackman P Leach J Rogers K Marvin R White D Westover L Boyce J Callcchlo J Santolueito E Kline K 'Nlersereau B Gray SE-XTED left to rl ht Kathleen Hewitt President Clara Brown Secretary Steve Bemardl Treasurer Mr Nlarx Advisor NI1chaelAult Vice Pre ident l ' Z. . , . , . 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A , lg : ' , . . is 1 , . 3 I iv 2 A - - v 9 - 1 ' S ' FIRST ROW left to right E SC3Ildl L Shelden S Schrlcker M Stone A Strombeck C Stevens M Sayles D Sayles D Sayles M Snell J Shxpton B Tompson P Tarbell S Utter .l Weckesser L Wxckham MISS OBr1en SECOND ROW M Purdy .I Rlce R Rothwell T Reynolds G Reynolds E Stanard L Slater L Stevens ,I Smxth P Smxth S Schuelem R Westover L Washburn M Youngs THIRD ROW M Natolla D Marple J Owens H Price D Porter A Palno S Pelczer R Quldo P Rrce J Redfleld E Trusdell S Wood S Whltney FOURTH ROW L McIntyre S Mobbs V Mon Watts .I Taranto FIFTH ROW R Mlller D Merit A Mundy B Marshman S Mlller M MacLeod L Melloy J Nfarano V McKenna C Money S Metzgar C Tumbell C VanTme L Youngs SIXTH ROW R Ingraham K Ingraham R Jewet R Kelsey C Knapp C Lawrence S Lawton C Lavsson G Lynk R Lronettl J Marano B Trffany .l Tompson N Tompson SEATED left to nght J Hall Presldent L Shelden Secretary STANDING left to right B Beadle VICE Presrdent Wflss Evelyn OBrien Adusor F Canto, Treasurer , ' : . ' ', . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . . , , . I . , . I , . , . , . , . , . , . , . l .h ' . ' Y ' 1 ' Y ' I Y ' 7 ' 9 ' 7 ' Y ' 7 ' 7 ' A 9 . , .. . , . g . : . .I . I , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . . - roe, L. Mathers, M. Matherson, W. Mossman, J. Malurano, Eric Mlller, M. Natoll, M. Newcomb, W. Taylor, R. Vlddler, R , . . : . . , . , .i , . , . , . , . , . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . . n n : . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , 2 A ' f . , - ' y : . , ' 5 . , L ' . - - v ' y - 1 1 ' FIRST ROW M Clbson D Cmther S Crtdley W George S Hoag C Hunt L Hoyt J Hudson .I Hall R Hmkley J Gantt G Green SECOND ROW F Annest J Ctpollo R Cxbson G Glbbon R Gustafson T Gould D Hodack A Funaro J Hollmgs .I Hall THIRD ROW S Echentlle E Craef L Famalaro .I I'amham C Franklm B Frankhn D Good rlch B Foote L Fern R Golng FOURTH ROW R Eggleston R Evans J Dlckmson M Davls G Davrs J D1Fxll1ppo Canto ,I Drake D Chxrlm B Cowles M Dolan T Collms M Blems C Burdxck S Barr M Berberlan C Breed SIXTH ROW A Armondl N Annesl R Abrahamson .I Brereton S Barrows P Bolles B Barone B Bendle L Byam L Burll son .l Constable R Burrell We the class of sixty three Evelyn OBr1en adusor have plans for an actne year We have put on one open house and have plans for another Our class has been enthusxastlc about domg constructne programs for the welfare of 'Vorwlch Htgh Posters on neatness wtll be made for dtstrtbutton to homerooms and to the hall The cla s also has plans for Chrtstmas gxfts to the boys tn the Rehabtlttatlon Camp at Pharsalta 6 AWQICQQZ D. Crawford, 'Curleyy,'.I: Conklln, E. Beckwith, Crawford, R.'Carpenter,i H. Coones. FIFTH,ROW: J., Crawford, Fl FIRST ROW A Annel S Blackman B Byrne L Baker E Beckwith 'NI J Brook E Collier L Caprion S 'tloort S Ftmter NI Hoeford C Hunt SECOND ROW J Bniano B Com tock NI D1Stefano E LUIIIDC A Cole B Collier L Abbott C Frvmire F Fernalld V Glllllfluf M Hayea J Hasee THIRD ROW E Cole T Bniano C BateQ E Bwam D Dempeey J Foster WI Hall E Hatton P Hendrlcka NI A June FOURTH ROW D Depew NI Adam D John on R Huggm F Heaton R Herrick H Jeffrew D Jackson F Knapp FIFTH ROW D Eccleston C Edgerton J Exerard R Fryower P Furman N DeRen 1 D Green F Coldby H Crave Q Cordon S Johnson SIXTH ROW L Archambo J Cooke G Ca s L Ander on J Atwell G Bowen L Blackman C Brezee J Brooker J Carxela C Cate R Dunham NI Corey FIRST ROW: J. Sumida. P. Stott. C. Steward. J. Thorpe. L. Porter. C. Porter. L. Man Warren. B. Stone. B. Irwin. C. Ffote. A. Bush. C. Harp. J. Wells. SECOND ROW: M. Matott. L. Herrin . NI. Nlarzhall. S. Nazzito. S, Mor re. G. A. Saitia. NI. P. Scanlon. J. Tiffany. BI. Turnhall. K. Purdy. . Wait-r. ,. Winter. THIRD ROW: E. Rr twell. D. R0 eri. WI. Sim Lon. . Shiptf n. E. Su fn. . Svlmur. NI. Sr-hipper. H. Sutton. J. Smith. R. Yarrin ton. J. VanCamp. FOURTH ROW: C Swmoll. D. lurdy. . Ray. NI. Rathmull. K. Thorntfn. W. Rutherford. BI. Smit. . P well. Smith. D. Swartout. H. Smith. C. Smith. D. Yoder. Ed Walker. FIFTH ROW: E. Walker R. Murray. J. Hareica. Y. Moore. B. McNitt. D. Oixeal. J. Quattrocchi. C. Titu-. XI O-lmrnv. R, Sl'llTLlfl.l. E. Zvrkcl. SIXTH ROW: D. I.aCreCo. D. Loughlin. R. Lay. J. I.eg1g1ie-ro I'. Lumux. S. Har-hall. NI. Nlonroo. ff, Ryan. C. Zillig. T. Wvard. C. Yan Du-er. D. Wickham Ce The class of '62, with the help of its advisor, Stanford Gibson, has successfully com- pleted its first year of high school. Starting the year with low funds, the class collected dues and sponsored a dance to earn money. They also prepared a Christmas box for a needy family and put on a pep session which was enjoyed by all. Their first major class activity was an attempt to defeat the sophomores in the traditional interclass games. The first year slipped by more rapidly than expected and the freshmen find they are no longer novices. They now look forward to an equally successful sophomore year. Gibson Advisor P Hendricks Treasurer SEATED: Wickham, President: V. Gilmour, Secretaryg D. Ecceleston, Vice-President, Mr Ah, . . . Wisdom? The annual election of class officers started the sophomore activities in the fall of 1958. The sophomore pep session was a highlight of the first term. The tenth grade was well represented in all sports, music. debate. and other extracurricular activities of high school life. The class of ,61 had a successful magazine sale, with everyone co-operating and doing his best. All in all, with Mrs. Christman as advisor. the sophomore class had an enjoyable and successful year. I-IRST ROW .I Hendrick on J Dolan IN Brereton P Ca amento K Goodwin S Gage S Haney S Fla chi J Famalaro D Balcom ,I Hendrick on C Crandall SECOND ROW .l Edward B Breed .I Hoa 'NI Baxter E Burdick J Buh D Dolan H Cook L Fern C Hollin THIRD ROW G Franklin C Frlnk S Fleming C Dixon C Dou herty C Collier S Blood K Belden NI Byrne S Cowles FOURTH ROW R Fuller G Hirsch N Herrick L Crandall L Llapper W Hoag K Creene R Fuller P Clltner D Daud on R Hoag FIFTH ROW R Fryoxfr R Crawford C Crandall 'NI Calsert T Fahy D Brookins 'NI Curlu D Bud W folk R Da r D Law SIXTH ROW D Adams .I Corey R Blackman J Cort rt ht C Coull .I X hcraft R Anderson C Aiery J Dolner J Hubbard E Burr ' l f-. IEIJ r ll NI Nuldan Nfcrgtarx IJ XILr1th1ws I'r11ur1r ST-XND Bron 1n 141 r 111 -1 f!Q . L I NI H1111 I!! Ll 1 lr N .1 1 N N11 Y N H x rt 1 N1111 1 N 1r ll r 1111581 r 1 mn It 11r N 1r1 1r111 Ll 1 H1 1111 1 Il .1r.11 111111 lm r11 1 1 1r11t 1 N Lk 1 USUN 11 N 1111 N X i W 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 X 4 J Nm NI e FIRST ROW left to right' J Everard C Griffith A Hall J Horton D Halstead L Hoffman L Fawonta L Curley NI Fagan J Carter B Cadamownz J Endnes J Evans L Edson C Ingraham SECOND ROW 'NI Curles R Han on F Hlll R H1ll J Anne Sl J Leo R Kroe er D L1ttlewood C Eddy T Heaton J Blems H GlIJb0H P Coodspeed P Yoder THIRD ROW D DeLorenLo R Clrllllldld S Daud on T D1ck1nson J Funaro C Franklm B Hoa B I'lem1ng J F1erro C Coll1n J Hannlton J Larry WI Clncotta R Cole L Lawson FOURTH ROW L Bentley P Buckl1n F B1letsky S Chorley B B1v1ano K Brown J Barone C Caezza L Babcock E C113 on J Encrle J Hartman C Lay D Edwards D Dunham FIFTH ROW L Brown K Brun1 J Bccksuth J Bullock J Beckwlth H Cummln s S Baker 'NI L Bartlett E Brook1n A Bu I1 L Coleman J Heaton C B1ancl11 L Barrett T D1xon R Bullock SIXTH ROW T Brant F An elmo D Anderson C Barnes L Benson C Cul1man M Byam C Blood R Fahx R Burll on S Bullock J Dolgos H Franklm D Dunham FIRST ROW left to r1 ht C Tr1l1le 'NI Tylor NI Sklnncr C Smlth C Shraft B qcott E N10 e B Whxte Y NIcCall D NIc'N1tt S N81 I1 N T1ffanx SECOND ROW L Rexel D Qt BIITK P Wmkham K Rxan T R106 J NHZZIIIO IN Steward B Uunds K WI1rab1to P Nlathesx fn :nur r T RD ROW W lllllll gm C Rozc c S Rnen ur Lass R Loc B Ru XI R1lu Ix Rsan B Iaul f Schur FOI RTH ROW R SHHIII J Rum NI Raed J Scott D Har hall NI Nlacleod F Nlalurano B NIcCorn11clx J 'Nlerrnhew J Tmnd ross FIFTH ROW R Dau R Pano L Taxlor H Sulhxan J Tucker J xIcCar1tx B Lamont T NIL 1na T Uorrfne 4 Xoldan SIXTH ROW J Thompon K W1ll1am NI Wmter W1 htman L Wulf N NI11' en tc 1n R Nlcxtll C NICConnell D Xlawnard H Nltchaletz f l '1- pn bv E I f hx B Whlte V1cePres1dent J Endrles Secretary STANDING left to Fl ht SEAT D e t to TIE J Endr1e2 Premdent Nllss Bertha Wakln Advisor P W1CkhdI'Il Treasurer l,ClLre lmler ilu lmdewhlp uf pn ldent Jack Pndrxf and our Xdncnr Bertha Wakerl the umor mla tarted off the xear mth fa ucce Qful magazlne Gale Barbara WTIIIC www our lllffh rule man mth Patru 13 Whlte a elo e econd IL l ln December uc recelxed the much antlclpated Clam rlngi The Qpon ormg of ar x the ,luma r Prom and the Jumor Nenlor Banquet Completed our reign ai Jumorl v - .Y . . . . 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'Q Dall C9118 L11 .I ann C' ET I 1- kH0 'Ink F 'mo UNL 'Im NNW' Mobi Nlllslcul Car 1 Bm: 0 Gmffzll B63 f B D Ufxxe Goum Y xt 31 Ntraf I 1 .,-VG , w -1 V K X . f I 1 I i.l.1.R Li MATHEW COONEY The voice of W.C.H.N. f'That certain smile Author of the big S Personality plus HELEN COOPER Reserved On the quiet side Mysterious air A future homemaker Still water runs deep PATRICIA COVELL Problems-problems Dash of deviltry Confused but happy Easy to get along with Always willing to help CAROL CRANDALL Neat dresser Trim figure Pert, pretty, peppy Always on the go SHARON CRANDALL Ardent band member Always hurrying Alpha Sigma Chi prexy One of the steadies of 207 Hard-working Dark. curly hair LORENA CLITING Sports a diamond Always with Ginny Ever-ready smile Always happy Nice to he around DIANA DAVILA Always at Youth Club Dark eyes Footloose and fancy free Happiest at 3:30 LINDA DEMPSEY Busy in cafeteria Future secretary Very friendly Always smiling ...if F9 JAMES DINOT0 jim Never tl rlull mum:-nt Novice typist Happy gm ll1f'l'iyu ROBERT DIXOT0 Bob Hard-working-dependable One of the taller ones Quietisliy? Likef that 'OLDS' ALBERT DLNHAM Al A man of integritylv Quiet-unassuming Capable Reierviit BONNIE EDDY D0 you have a Comb? Beautiful hair Con-tantly rare-fr:-v -4- raeual Always witli Midge WILLIAM EGGLESTON MBU! 4'Cellbl0cl-1 201 Capable. l1ard+working: 'gOne nirf- guy FR :KNK ELDRFD Frzm 1: Quiet - -frir-ntlly Fur-rgf-t ir Truitwortliy Clean-rut JEAN FAHY '-riff' Pep. sim. xigf-r Binffs favorite tease Friend tw all Capable Student Council President Finger in mt-ry pie AXTOINETTE FAH.-XLXRO Silence is golden Prize-winning artist On the quiet side Nice SALLY FLEMING Often found helping in library Partial to underclassmen Willing worker Harem scare ,Um SAMUEL FLEMING Sam Nature lover lthe Pines? Gets in C. O.'s hair Fun loving Long hair with a beat CHARLES FIERRO Chuck Sunny California? Old faithful on the line Practical joker Friendly KATHLEEN GADAMOWITZ Teenie Oh! Those Hi-Y conferences Stylish clothes Unpredictable Able songster Loves to clown JUDY CAGE Happy-go-lucky lass Talent for keeping busy Ciggle-giggle Always seen with Sally ROBERT GOODRICH Bob Quiet-reserved Still water runs deep One of Mr. Elia's headaches DAVID COULD Dave Twinkle-twinkle Energetic, friendly One of those Cross Country Boys SUSAN GRAY Efficient Sparkling eyes Likable Steady gal 'W' I - 1 CONNIE GIQSTAFSON A dreamer Always happy Quiet and contented Ohl Cortland State DORIS HALL Bom housewife Happy and friendly always One of the Hcafeteria gang Already a Mrs BARBARA HENDRICKSON Blonde. blushing, bashful Easy to get along with Able seamstress Norwich Girls Prexy JOAN HEWITT Orchard of knowledge Always reading Ardent music fan Crazy chemist CORNELL JOHNSON HCOTIIIH Never a dull moment Hails from Washington. D. C. Minor irritation to Miss Australia DOROTHEA JONES fonesyn Nlucli talk. much fnolislinf-ss Another bowling fan Has anyone read the Norwit-li Sun ' My brother Bob . . . TYRONE KAXE Tyrone Faithful band member Another Cross Countryn boy Hard-working-energetic JANET KEYYON Where! the mailman? So friendly Nice to be around Partial to . . . JANET KERLEY Curl First-rate musician One of the few to have seen Europe Wonderful girl-wonderful personality School spirit plus WILLIAM KIRBY Bill A member of the Chain Gang Recently arrived from Louisiana Frequents the Plymouth road. BEVERLY LAWRENCE Refreshing smile Interested in cooking Very shy Staunch Civil Defense supporter! ANGELA LEGGIERO Ang Born leader Friend in need Serious mood when working Capable, hard-working Excellent debater ELISE LINDSEY Head in the clouds Always ready to lend a hand Partial to . . . Full of ideas Cortland State, here I come! FAYE LONG Mysterious air Willing worker Due to waltz down the aisle A friend in need JAMES LOTHRIDGE ffm Hurd-working. dependable Avid bowler Hot rod ELIZABETH MAILRANO Confirmed comic lmpish Liz Study hall noiseniaker Petite MARCIA MANSMITH .llarcjv Makes friends quickly Flirtatious Hither. thither, in a dither Partial to Cadet Teachers BRENDA MARSHALL Heart of gold So friendly Pounds the typewriter DIANE NIARSHMAN Danny Intellectual scatterbrain Scrabble fiend Sophisticated lady A giggle all her own Enormous appetite ANNA MATOTT Talk, talk! TALK! Nice figure Did you know that . . , Nliscllievous PATRICIA MAYNARD Beautiful hair Cal with a brain Dreamy eyes An eye for Oxford JOSEPH NIAZZA foe Mr. America The finer things in life fQan't win 'vm all NI ARGI ERITE NILLTZNER .lfidge Likes the Oxford lmys Nlischiemus teaser Long. dark Incl-as Always willing In In-lp. JOE CE XIERRITT A true friend First-rate tumbler Attractive Ohl that walkf fs-N 7-4 DIANE METIVIER Talkative -Jabber, jabberf Pert little Miss! Petite + cute Future office gall JOANNE MEYERS Twirls baton with skill Really trots along Man! Can she bowl The mail must go thro Oh! those telephone bills NELSON MILES Nelson Newcomer from Sherhurne Quiet, hard-working Mr. Till's inspiration SALLY MILLSPALGH Steadiest of steadies Versatile Everyb0dy's favorite Able cheerleader School spirit plus JOHN MIRABITO John One of the pin husters Loves to argue Silent? Never! Hunts by the hook? HERBERT MORRELL Herb Always talking A flair for words Car jockey ELEANOR MOSES Guy in exery port Oh! rho-w college weekends: Cute-nice dresser Quite a dancerf RICHARD X.-XTOLI D1'c'1.' Ont- of the gridiron boys Quiet. reserved The wonder lustf RICHARD O'REILLY Hard-working-dependable Seen usually in shop A bit of the Irish LAURIE OSBORNE Unhurried steps Glowing complexion Curly dark hair Beautiful hlusher-oh! so shy! LESTER OSTROM Carefree-Happy-go-lucky What a sense of humor? Hot-Rod JEAN OWEN The blonde bomber Prefers older men Rambles on and on PAULINE PARKER Friendly-On the quiet side Beautiful eyes Bells in the distance Future secretary DENNY PAUL A science hug One of the Big S One of the Chain Gang! l I KAY POOLER Never an unkind word Silence Incorporated Future homemaker Calm. serene. FRANCIS REVOIR Ted Get that red hair! Another of the big S Another of the working class. ANN RICE Bursting with song Infectious giggle Prankster Love 'em and leave 'em CHARLES ROGERS Chuck Hails from Oxford Hot Rod in a Fury The Mikado as CYNTHIA ROGERS A smile to dream about Sleepy-time gal Likes the out-of-town guys A newcomer and we like her ROSALYN RUSCOE Rosie Beautiful hair Quiet? '? Faithful Youth Club member Always surrounded by friends RICHARD SCHEER Shy Boy Mighty on the mats Muscles Plus DONALD SCHEER Don Reticent Hard-working and dependable Character + Class RALPH SHACKELTON One of those in 201 Always laughing Hard-working-dependable MAIUORIE SHANNON Marge Lovely gold locks Haste makes waste Lover 'of music Faithful bandmember. KATHLEEN SHEEHAN Kathy Forward, march! Loves parties Life begins after midnight Friend of the Big USU BELLAH SIMPSON Always happy Obliging to everyone Young at Heart PATRICIA SISSON Pat Mrs. Stewart's errand girl Morning somnolence Irrepressive energy Chatter, chatter- VIRGINIA SISSON Ginny ,Iovial disposition Sports a diamond What a cut-upl Glowing appearance FRED SMITH Fred Seat 120-207 Oh! that curly hair? Member of the A-f-P Union All-around nice guy! ll WILLIAM SMITH Bill Shick-Snappy dresser Always with the jokes Personality plus. STEVEN SHOVER Stere Friend to all A certain teacher's pet What a devill RICHARD SNOW' Dick Easy to get along with Seen usually with Miss J. Hard-working on the football field SYLVIA SOLLES Mrs Charlie Crosby Remember Valentine's Day! ! ! Beautiful dark dresses Mrs. Biviano's helper Little bittie pink bunnies! PERCY STEVENS Silence Incorporated Honest and dependable Determined DAVID STRADER Dave An avid athlete What a build Quiet-His presence is felt. NANCY SUTTON Allergic to homework We nominate for the Academy Award Full of nonsense Og those pocketbooks! EROL TAN ER Our Exchange Student A remarkable artist Friendly and humorous ROBERT TARBELL Bob Busy man Silent and unperturbed Independent PHEBE TAYLOR Diligent lass in sewing Anything but quiet! Very friendly Nice to know SALLY TAYLOR Always with ,Iudy Quiet Hard to get to know-but Worth knowing. MICHAEL THOMPSON Tom Mr. Blackjack! fl A willing worker Easy to get along with? HOWARD THORNTON Howie Curly hair, crazy eyes! One of the better matmen. Easy going, 4'Flair for the opposite sex BEVERLY TOVWYSEND Often seen on Mitchell Street corner Partial to the name Fred Quiet and reserved Diamond on her finger MARGARET TICKER Maggie Watches the mail A working gal So friendly Seamstress supreme SANDRA VAN PELT Sandy A newcomer from Sidney Makes friends easily Nice to know One of Miss Rigshy's songbirds. SUE WENTZEL Blushing innocence Lovely red hair Short and sweet Straight from llPClYf'I'l DONALD YVESTCOTI' Don Willing worker. easygoing One of those Grapple-rs Likes Fire Engine Red-Plymouth CHARLES YVHISPELL Charlie The Heighth of Sophistication? Mr. YMCA A voracious appetite SUE WICKHAVI Church bells may ring Makings of a homemaker Cool. calm. collected. PENELOPE WIKTOREK Penny Live wire Never ending jokes Sincere interest in people Our female Hercules. JULIA YOUNG Sentimental Ever-ready smile Full of fun Obliging to everyone PAUL ZAGAMI Lady Killer A real hug for dramatics Black curly hair and matching eyes A friend to all. I n Memoriam The clock of life is wound but once, And no one has the power To tell just when the hands will stop- Al late or early hour. EDITH TUCKER Class Wzll Take heed ye lnferlor homosaplens-the hour of mournlng has an en' We the Senlors bemg of sound mlnd and body do now pubhsh and certlfy th1 the last wlll and testament of the mcomparable class of nlneteen hundred and flfty nlne-whlch wlll serve as a guldlng beacon for all future senior classes To the Juniors rs left 207 fully equlpped wlth the proper apparatus to develop thexr one track mmds The class of 1961 the sophomore we leave the mess rn yunlor study hall made by the class of 1960 To those lowly belngs-the freshmen we give the pnvxlege of uslng NHS Matt Cooney leaves Dave Mar hall Ten Steps to Become an Amateur Radio An nouncer To Mlss Colpxtts we leave a book entltled How to Combat lron Deflclency Anemla To any one who applles we wlll glve a monopoly on the gum under the desks ln senlor study hall The Flames are left a flre extlngulsher f Mr Gllmerl Mr MICTS IS left money to publlsh h1s old recording of Ya Know Comell Johnson wllls hls outstandrng ab1l1t1es ln track to DlCk Herm Han on A stralght jacket to hold Mundy wlth IS for Tom Dlxon Don Carpenter w1lls hls wxnmng ways Wlth teachers to all Juniors who lack tlns 9 quallty To her worthy successor as Edltor 1n Chief of the Archlve Ang leaves her copy of How to Go Gray Halred Eleanor Moses leaves her famous walk to any jumor glrl who thlnks she can copy It To Elame Moses the class wllls a palr of CISSOTS for halr cutting purposes Kathy Ryan IS left seat 83 rn 207 Tlny Tessle Rlce IS left Vm Caravaglro s copy of How to Thmk Big For Little People To the remams of the color guard Teeme Cadamowltz Ann RICE Eleanor Moses and Margle Tucker composed an unabndged manuscrlpt on How to Post Colors fnote Kathy Mlf3bll0l To Barb Paul the only copy of How to Get Dates wlth My Brothers Fnends e Rosy Ruscoe leaves a worthy jumor glrl to take her plaoe ln front of the mlrror m 207 s coat room To Gall Grlffls we leave the un fyou ve used up most of the moonl Pat Burr wllls Barb Whlte all her broken bascoon reed whlch may be used ln emergencles Ann R108 bequeaths her laugh to any one who can use lt ,loc Mazza and Vln Caravaglro leaye two blg holes ln the basketball team Dave Blvlano Paul Zagaml Frank Rey oxr and Frank Cooney leave the courtmg comer of the coat room To Frank Angehno I o Meyers wllls the back seat of the band bus Last but by no means least to Mlss Wells we leave a bottle of alr w1ck to cure all the pecuhar odors whlch may occur rn 201 next year Feelmg that we have ueathed everythmg of note and worthy of mentlon we publrsh thx mstrument wrthout mallce or contempt for anyone Wnth thls 1n mmd we extend our heartlest wmshes to the underclassmen Ann Rice and Frank Revolr O ' ' - .Q . a ... . , , .. , 5, - D G . . . ? 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Presldent s Address Future lm a word 1wh1eh when deflned meane 4't1me to come Before todav 0111 future wa expre-bed IH termu of Cla-5 plan- and Dvllabusee T morrow our future mll rnelude the lreffrnnrnff of a new lrfe fllled wlth new opportunrtre and new prolrlem W1ll we he ahle to meet a11d overcome Pf f 111 onx 1 ww haw thf four ff ant falfll to do 0 VV1ll Olll future rnelude rndxaneernent or fillllllfz If our lrves are well vpent o111 future swlll he rewardrnff We wlll 110 lonffer haxe a plan of Queceew, auch a that tauffht to llb dllllllff 0111 year- of edueatlon Before now any Hlglh of maturrtx were admlred Now matuuty wlll he expected Tomorrow wlll mark an end and a heffrnnrng lt w1ll mark the end of .1 lone pPIl0d of IIHIIIIIIU at Norwleh H1 h Qehool durrnv whrch frrendshlp and Cflllfklllfill have heen comhmed to enrreh our lnel It wrll mark the N-Zgllllllllf' of a new lrfe Ill uhrch each wrll Nllffifll only 1 he asnune- t e role of .1 rcspon 1l1le adult It w1ll mark the end of 1 eornparatnely Nheltercd re and tn Jffffllllllllf' o one 11 ne 15 not so eaw 1 wear ha- no alreads -ep.111ted the 111e11 from the how-, the 6115111110 wears wrll Pl6'NEIltlX 0111 elax mll leaxe NO1YVlCl1 Hrffh Qchool forexer Mant of ue haxe left llllllffw undone But srnee 0111 h1 h Qchool yearb cannot be rellved, the e tlnnv- mll 191113111 lllHl0I1G Our wear- at Normeh Hwh Qehool haxe taught lla mam thnwx Thev have taught IIN that s0n1etl1111ff cannot he galned for Ilfllllllli' We mul llfII10Il-llrllf' rnmentrvc to suqeeed f1t amthrnv T ey haxe al-o lll tllled 111 llw a N1 me of lrrotherhood Wllltll -hould 1611111111 mth lla a 11.11 When we loolx hath llpOIl the e xears we mll 1c1nen1l1e1 mth Nentrrnent t1e rnernlrer ol the Fatultx 0111 P1lIlLlpdl X11 brltner and our Xdxrsor, X INN ell Tomorrow 1 a new dax Hltll neu expeuenee Let ua pras that ue the Clase of 19.39 mll he able to Cope 111th thle new llfe DAVID W GOUID ' 9 . 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' , Class History As we look back rnto the past four years of thrs senior class we frnd a Chrrstmas drnner delrvered to a needy famrly rn our freshman year A pep sessron also hr hlrghted our frrst year of hrgh school Our offlcers were Sally Mrllspaugh Presrdent Jean Fahy V1cePres1dent Angela Leg rero Secretary and Patrrcra Vlaynard Treasurer 'VI Grbson was our Advrsor A magazrne sale began our sophomore year wrth a wery successful pep sessron later rn the year Our offrcers were Donald Carpenter Presrdent Jean Fahy VlCCPlCS1dCNt Dawrd Brvrano Secretary Cftrol Crandall Trefrs urer and 'Vlrs Chrrstmarr as Advrsor A sunshrne basket went out to lVlr lVlaclVlullen rnjured rn an automobrle accrdent durrn the opernrr months of our junror year Sayonara our Junror Prom proved to be a successful one The gym was changed to a Japanese house wrth lanterns and palm trees addrng to the orrental theme The largest crowd rn years watched danced and lrstened to Andy Marsala s wonderful dance band Thrs event was hr hlrghted by the announcement of the ueen and her court They were ueen Sally Mrllspaugh and her attendants Jean Fahy Rosalyn Ruscoe Carol Crandall and Eleanor Moses An excellent Senror Banquet rounded out our 11th year Our offrcers thrs year were Presrdent Sally Vlrllspau h Vrce Presrdent Davrd Brvrano Secretary Jean Fahy Treasurer Barry Burlrson and lVlrss Wakrrr as Advrsor Amrd the hustle of raduatron preparations the Senror Frolrcs Bohemlan Bop wa planned We elected thr slate of offrcers Davrd Gould Presrdent Joanne Meyer VrcePres1dent Ann Rrce Secretary Barry Burlrson Treas urer wrth lVlrss Wells as our Advrsor As we thrnk back oxer the la t four years of our hr h school lrfe we see mans people fr lfflldw teacher parent and other adults who have left some rmpressron upon our lrves Good trmes and had trmes haxe been had by a We have lost some along the way but we have strll progressed 'Vlany wallxs of lrfe wrll en ulf u a we emerge rnto the world of busrrress As we grow older lm ure we hall never forget our four wears at Norwrch H1 lr School Y . . . 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