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

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SPANISH CLUB 10' Row l. G. Perry, A. Hyde, secretary, Mrs. Weibezahl, advisor, R. Russell, vice-president, J. Sattler, treasurer, R. DiCameIli. Row 2: S. Matzell, A, Zoll, N. Hayes, J. Baum, B. Osinski, S. Symer, J. Bennett, L. Larson.Row 3. D. Hardy, M. Davison, C. Salter, P. Gross, J. Dygert, J. Tracey, D. Sams. Row 4: B. Pattat, F. Krawcek, P. Moore, E. Gillette, A. Clement, M. Frye, M. Deland. FRUIT' 0'MA7lC WE'RE GOING TO CUBA! The Spanish Club, led by Mrs. Weibezahl, has a very active agenda. Their purpose is to practice actively Spanish and work for the establishment of a travel fund to send a foreign language student abroad. The club has already enioyed a trip to New York City and is striving now to finance a trip to Cuba. A fruit-a-matic machine was installed in the school to raise money for this proiect.

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO was 4r- 'swf Row 1. D. Shetron, treasurer, E. Briggs, vice-president, B. Gross, president, B, Pizio, vice-president, M. Fuller, secretary. Row 2: Mr. Tucci, advisor, D. Winslow, E. Schopfer, Mr. Hall, advisor, J. Scullin, N. Hytron, C Behnke, Miss Tucker, advisor. Row 3: C. Burkett, L. Obergfell, D. Lane, S. Youmans, R. Schoder, J. Apple, C Riccelli. ,N WHAT'S NEXT ON THE AGENDA? 113 Organized in 1939, the Athletic As- sociation is now sponsored by Mr. Hall, Miss Tucker and Mr. Tucci. This organization aims to supervise and co-ordinate all recreational and athletic activities of the North Syracuse Central Schools. An annual event sponsored by the A.A. is the Block letter Banquet at which letters are presented to both boys and girls lor participation in sports. The A.A. also manages all ticket sales at home games as well as the sponsorship of record dances after home basketball games.

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