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

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principals of the district. education. MR. EARL ASSELSTINE Mr. Asselstine has been a pioneer in the development and organiza- tion of the North Syracuse School system. During his thirty-three years of service he has done a great deal to improve educational facilities. His wisdom and forsight keep us abreast of the modern trends in education. Recently, Mr. Asselstine was the recipient of a citation for thirty-two years service as District Superintendent. This certainly is fitting recogni- tion for a man who has contributed so much to our school system. To you, Mr. Asselstine, the class of 54 renders a sincere note of gratitude. Department. senior class of 1954. 7 DR. MAURICE HAMMOND As district principal of the North Syracuse Central Schools, Dr. Maurice Hammond has been a very important factor in the success of our ever expanding school system. His effective leadership and adminis- trative ability have bcen a source of inspiration to both the faculty and As a result of his resourcetulness and constant search for new ideas, North Syracuse Schools are gaining wide recognition in the field of North Syracuse is fortunate indeed in having such an ambitious man connected with their school. MR. FREDERICK LUCHSINGER Our school business manager, Mr. Luchsinger, has a many fold duty. He acts in the capacity of co-ordination of services related to budget- ing, fiscal planning, accounting, and the preparation of statistical data required by the Board of Education, the public, and the State Education Mr. Luchsinger also serves as president of the New York Association . of School Business Officials and is active in the affairs of the Associa- tion of School Business Officials of United States and Canada. A vote of thanks to a deserving person is hereby delivered by the i

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ADMINISTRATIO MR, PAUL WAGNER As vice-principal ot our school, Mr. Wagner super- vises the afternoon session. His patience and wisdom in handling problems ol adolescents are deserving ot sincere praise. Although he has had to work under the ditticulties of double sessions, Mr. Wagner has maintained the high standards of achievement which have gained N.S.C.S. recognition in scholastic stand- ings. To you, Mr. Wagner, we render our sincere thanks for the efforts you have continually put forth for the betterment of the school system. MR. CLARENCE ROBBINS As principal of our school, Mr. Robbins portrays a vital roll in the supervision of the students, directing their program of study and activity. His years of counseling boys and girls of all ages have rendered him the understanding of youth that comes only with experience. His quality of understanding human nature combined with his friendly manner, label Mr. Robbins as an outstanding principal. We are grateful, Mr. Robbins, for a iob well done. lt is guidance such as your that enables us to take our place in the world as responsible citizens.

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BOARD OF EDUCATIO -.....,,,. ' ffi we 1 135432 :Riff ' - wl3,ibifiEE9,'i' '- Seated left to right: Lewis A. Fergerson, District-Treasurer, Harry R. Bailey, President, Fred R. Sears, Vice President, Fred Luchsinger, Business Manager. Standing: Maurice S. Hammond, District Principal, Leo L. Kirsch, Howard Abert, William Colarocco, District Clerk, Duane L. Champion, George H. Young, Fred S. Hodgdon. Absent from picture: Guy E. Cleveland, Merritt C. Conway, George L. Down, Board Attorney. PARE TYFEACHER STUDE T ASSOCIATIO 1-4- Seatedf Mrs. Porubeck, treasurer: Mr. Ivers, president, Mrs. S. S. HOPP, Vice President. Standing: Mr. F. A. DuBois, corresponding secretary: Mrs. M. M. Ouderkirk, membership chairman, Mr. S. W. Maxson, vice president. Absent from picture: Jean Homan, secretaryg Mrs. H. Hickok, hospitality chairman. 8