North Syracuse High School - Northmen Yearbook (North Syracuse, NY)

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,f f ' ' S SCRIBBLER CLUB Row I: M. Falasco, art editor, J. Parent, circulation editor, E. Roberts, associate editor, N. Rousche, associate editor, J. Lowe, editor in chief, C. Obergfell, secretary, G. Viviano, business manager, J. Moriniti, printer, J. Ehegastner, M. Fuller, sports editor. Row 2: Mrs. Merriam, advisor, J. Guinto, C. LaMacchia, J. Chapel, N. Caporin, D. Gordon, H. Neimeier, S. Neimeier, M. Kissel, J. Lowe, J. LaRose, Mrs. Hughes, advisor. Row 3: F. Demore, J. Ehegastner, C. Webster, M. Tornatore, N. Merriam, J. Kline, C. Santamaria, J. Stanke, J. Hubbard, J. Arcidino, M. lane, N. Brown, M. Ragonese, M. Chandler, J. Bell. As it is the official publication of the school, the Scribbler has a many told pure pose. It strives to create better understanding between the pupils and their parents, to keep alumni in contact with school acivi- ties, to taster school spirit and promote clean sportsmanship, to endorse worthy school enterprises, to encourage and com' mend high scholarship, and to serve, in general, as a medium for the expression of student opinion. The Scribbler is constantly working for the welfare of the school by providing a monthly publication of easy reading and good entertainment. SCRIBBLER IN THE MAKING 108

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SE IOR YEARBOOK CLUB Row li Mr. lvers, advisor, Mr. Antes, advisor, L. Orr, E. Dimon, C. Santamaria, business manager, B. Belanger, literary editor, C. Webster, publication manager, D, McCarthy, editor in chief, E. Bollenbacher art and layout editor, M. Kissel, R. Dykeman, Mr. Pistolese, advisor, Mr. Lehigh, advisor. Row 2: G. Viviano G. Hines, J. Homan, L. Ackerson, R. Capoui, S. Ames, l. Horton, E. Schopter, E. Allen, I. Planty, E, Donor E. Elsey, M. Williams, M. Falosco, F. Demore, C. LaMacchia. Row 3: M. Kuhn, P, Parker, J. Brascho, C Schlie, J. Galfey, R. Varone, G. Kavanaugh, E. Chevalier, L. Gordon, A. Galvin, D. Hill, M, Grevelding, G Alletzhauser, D. Mylott, D. Dippold, F. Gurtowski. Row 4: M. Tornatore, N. Wicks, D. VonAlstine, D, Haigh, J. Leonard, S. Castle, F. Barbagallo, D. Tooley, J. Stanke, D. Belanger, D. Lipke, C, Hogan, G. Entrott, P. Crook. The Yearbook Club, composed of sen- iors, is responsible for the actual produc- tion of the NORTHMEN. Working under their editors, the Liter- ary, Art and Layout, Business and Publi- city Committees each perform o specific iob which results in a completed yearbook. The sole of yearbooks to the student body is also handled by the club. To partially finance the cost of printing the yearbook, boosters are issued to the public. Highlighting this year's activities was the annual Yearbook Assembly, Follies of '54, which was the oHiciol kick-off at the yearbook sale. HARD AT WORK 107 f

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STUDE T COU CIL A.M. l Row 1: P. Homan, N. Lathrop, G. Loughlin, vice-president, K. O'Connor, treasurer, Mr. DuBois, advisor, D. Bristol, secretaryp T. LaRochelle, president, J, Park, D. Mclntyre. Row 2: G. Furco, G. Viviano, B. Seorles, S. LaCombe, G. Hansee, L. Harrington, R. Bordonaro, J. VanSlyke, F. Demore, M. Aicher. Row 3: E. Perry, E. Mederios, N. Leroux, S. Ames, G. Palmer, J. Stevens, R. Dowling, E. Dimon, N. Milbock, P. Crawshaw, E, Allen, E. Schopfer. Row 4. S. Rohde, B. Thater, J. Kowal, N. Burnet, E. Betch, J. Stanke, E. Bollenbacher, R, McKenzie, P. Wilson, L. Melvin, S. Johnson, B. Sitterly, J. Alt, J. Rothbaler. The purpose ot the Student Council is to incourage student participation and planning in school. lt gives the students , the opportunity to demonstrate leadership and management. L The Student Council, retlects student opinion and organization of it, and stimu- lates it about the school. They sponsored the first drive for a foreign student, and acquired a iuke box for the school. .., STUDENT COUNCIL BUSINESS MEETlNG 109