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

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SCIENCE CLUB .fn , ft Ni ri 1 FlRST ROW: N. Ellers, L. Hebert, M. Emmi, Mr. Gale, Advisor, R. Monk, E. JSVISS, R- Jeffers, E- l'l6llDT, T- RYBVV FOURTH RQW1 P Egloff, D. Hollady, R. Reddick. SECOND ROW: P. McLaren, J. Riccinto, R, Fink, G, Blair, W. Waters, D. Holenbeck, R. King, R Bittinger, F. Miller, R. Hanley, R. Dudzinski, D. Graves, S, Emmons, Skrocki, R. Ungerer. K. Fickett. THIRD ROW: C. Palmer, P. Mattison, L. Wallace, SA i? 5-'I ' I . I I . FIRST ROW R Sponable, R. Walters, R. Williams, Mr. Sullivan, Smith, R. Vedder, W. Halsey, L. Meade, M. Myers, G. Sentiment, Advisor L Hogan, D. Mizner, D. Gillette. SECOND ROW: J. Mac- L. Smith. FOURTH ROW: L. Alletzltauser, D. Laquidari, D, Hughson, e, P. kelly, J, Wilmer, J. Gary, R. Raker, A. Scriber, C. D. Hughson, J. Saklowitz, R. Clwatfield, R. Gillette, S. Lemlco. Lueck, B. Featherly, A. Hallstrand, THIRD ROW: S. Beckman, D.

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'ff vo Q, - X ' .4 fi 1 L I 6 N PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB led '? .I FIRST ROW: L. Kiggins. A. Hansen, PfeSidef1Yf MY- Broad. AdViS0f: Stever, J. Lehman, C, Jacquay, G. Ratnour, C. Stevens, J. Atkins, J. House, Secretary, J. Lindentield. SECOND ROW: K. Heske, M. C. Maloney, R. Baum. PUPPETEERS The Puppeteers is a new organization in North Syracuse High School. Organized by Miss Covell, the club members engage in the making of puppets and are introduced to the methods of puppet show production. Puppet plays have been produced during school hours which have aided the members in gaining an effective introduction to a creative hobby which can be carried on at home. FIRST ROW: J. Clayton, N. Haff, J. Lilipski, R. Daniels, T. Mack. wood, D. ZOII, T. Powers. K. Listner, T. Wood, SECOND ROW: M. T. Allen, M. Hughson, D. Groh, R. Clary, B. S. Baker- Bryce, D. Byron, B. White, H. Tillzpaugh. THIRD ROW: R. Home- ,VM P iw 4 th' ' ,QW ' x v . F J. Gross, C. Dentro,

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W.-eaasnuliw vi STUDENT COUNCIL T i 5 if Q II , . S . 1 1' XJ. QQ. Y 'BJ' d J 10'-nenYf ene' L 5caHi o.H- Row. J Gre ' URT ' gurtles, J- Wesgn FO r D RQW: D- Banee, G- . h M, Websie 1 . lone. TWRD Srever, B' I D. SHN' ' Ams- D Keselr Fxagpgjiiiblil' J' Macamaetihk R. Baum' 8' Cooper nt-at' ' ' ' 5 ske. ' Grriblef ' ' st ROW: 0, rhorn'0 Q,Siiii2Zck, P'eSlden'7Utti', MCDOHOUQE' sifieelev- Fm Chambers SeCf9la'Y5,d'n,. J Deline' vesbort A Hallstrartdrk Y' M. I ' PreSl 9 ' ' A Fglgi r ' I p. 8 ' N. chandfiirxwsce SECOND Rowuiiiloi naar, D. Palme' sefgeafwa' . A ic. MCDOHO ' RichWaY' Baron, F4 Members of the afternoon Student Council are elected by the student body. The major aims and obiectives of the council are as follows: l 2 3 4 5 -To work with the Senior Student Council in several proiects to raise money for a foreign student. -To send sunshine baskets to members of our student body who are seriously ill and will be out of school for a long period of time. -To continue the sponsoring of a Good Citizenship Campaign in our school. -To send delegates to the New York State Study Council Meetings that are held at Drumlins. -To work with the principals and teachers to make our school the best in every way.