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

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JU IOR RED CROSS A.M. Girl in stretcher: C. Russell. Row lf S. Simeuski, M. Wagner, C. Smith, secretary, J. Cartwright, vice- president, M. Murray, president, B. Grassmann, treasurer, N. Reynolds, J. Darling. Row 2: J. Polchapek, B. Gigon, M. Wilkinson, H. Hayford, M. Kingsbury, A. Christensen, Mrs. Wright, advisor, Being organized for over twenty-five years, this is one at the oldest service clubs in school. The girls learn first-aid and help with Civil Defense Drills. They are planning to give a show for veterans and a television show to acquaint people with the LIBRARY CLUB A.M. deeds of the Red Cross. 2 19' Row lr S. Maloney, J. Hopp, secretary and treasurer, M. Cook, president, J. LaRose, vice-president, Mrs. Reddick, advisor. Row 2: N. Mayer, D. Mantel, E. Christ, A. Dix, C. Major, C. Oaster, M. Maloney. The Library Club has existed for six years. The girls who ioined the club are interested in literature and in becoming librarians. They learn about repairing books, shelving, marking and other librarian duties. 121

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CO DUCTI G Row 1: M. Murray, B. Schneider, E. French, E. Lassman, treasurer, M, Brand. Row 2: D. Bell, D. Butters, B. Katzung, Mr. Sperti, advisor, J. Lapham, J. Weske, F. DeTiere. Row 3. M. Zaleski, E. Ahrens, R. Steeper, B. Cole, R. Difulio, To teach the members to direct both choral and instrumental groups, is the main function of the Conducting Club. This is a new club this year and consists of band members who take turns directing the group. ar' K 'L 41, 2 Q 2 Row 1: B. Schoen, secretory and treasurer, N. Shea, vice-president, Mrs. Goessling, advisor, B. Jewell, president. Row 2: C. Peck, J. Brown, B. Longo, J. Carr. The Foreign Pen Pals hos been in existence at North Syracuse High for about three years. The purpose of this group is to promote friendly relations by exchanging letters with foreign students in the European countries, Members of the culb hove received post cords and gifts from their pen pals. 120 1

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HO ORIKHL Row l: K. O'Connor, M. Kissel, D. Bristol, N. Buttles, B. Subik, M. Willis, C, LaMacchia, D. Cerio, M. Maloney, M. Wilkinson, C. Perrine, J. Homan, Row 2: R, Varone, J. Arcidino, P. Moore, C. Maior, M. Grevelding, N. Lathrop, J. Stevens, J. Parent, R. Haven, J, Eghartner, M. Mcluckie, J. Polchlopek, B. Cook, R. Bordonaro, E. Chevelier, B. Farone. Row 3: C. Woodard, R. Austin, J. Beebe, B. Katzung, M, Wilson, C. Sattler, N. Reynolds, P. Casey, J. Kaven, N. Gernett, N. Charlebois, J. Cartwright, M, Frye, B. Pattat, D. CHORUS Ashford, P. Gauer, l N. ,M Row T: L. Ackerson, G. Furco, L, Bader, J. LaRose, S. Huston, C. l.aMacchia, R. Shepard, R. Blackburn, R. Schneider, Miss Ransom, ad- visor, E. Chevalier, J. Beam, N, Hytron, E. Perry, G. Hines, C. Mathewson, J. Bennett, J. Waters, E. Johnson, Row 2: R, Marley, P. Crawshaw, G, Palmer, D. Harrington, H, Fallon, M, Kuhn, l., Obergfell, E. Briggs, G, Gurney, D. Wood, R, Putnam, G. Davern, R. Gross, M, Yaumans, J, Lowe, M. Herbert, L. Harrington, M, Cyz, B. Jackson. Row 3. P, Casey, M. Mcluckie, B. Chapman, S. LaCombe, G. Panetta, S. Neimeier, J. Gurzney, M, Ames, R. Sprague, G. Alletzhauser, C, Burkett, W, Waryan, C, Breh, l, Horton, S, Ames, J. Bell, N. Reynolds, D. Haight. Row 4: M, Blanchard, B. Bechtel, S, Foster, R, Haven, l. Hughson, S, Coates, R, Sattler, D. Fletcher, C. Riccelli, L, Putnam, E, Kraft, R. Benson, B. Sahm, J. Stevens, E. Elsey, M, Koehler, J, Leonard, E, Mederios. Row 5: L. Ahrens, J. Homan, B. Hier, J. Mauciui, E. Christ, E, Parker, R, Hoteling, R. Lane, E, Mullen, B, Otis, D, Lipke, S. Olson, C. Osborne, D. Mantel, C, Santa- maria, J, Stanke, S. Hughes, N, Merriam, N, Brown, Row 6: E, Betsch, M. Fuller, J. Sculin, S, Johnson, J, Merriam, R. Diello, S, Sim- cuski, N, LeRoux, S, Maloney, E, Bollenbacher, R, Farnsworth, H, Hayford, G, Huston, M. Letterman, J. Schaerti, P. McConnell, R. Russell, C. Hurley, V, VanAlstine. Row 7: J. Kline, J, Hubbard, T, Lavier, S. Castle. 122