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

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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.

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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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TUMBI-'NG CLUB 1 ' pq 'I 1 Q V qpqfggiiifogizhsiue 3 Hff'3::z:s:2zese:r2fi:: i U Ei5i:::::::....--we 0 1' 4 233 .zeaszfzfhflfk 4' M D W H . www: A l L LL . FIRST ROW: B. Sfockfon, S. Hochsfuhl, D. Srever, D. Juno, A. Keach, S. Skinner, C. Gwilr, D. Ziegler, K. Slate, R. Lewis, R. Corrwrighf Mrs. White, Advisor: Mr. Covey, Advisor: A. Harrington, B. Farley, R. Atkinson, D. Fraley, J. Salerno, R. Noble. FOURTH ROW: M R. Hughes, S. Muller, B. Harrington, G. Zollo. SECOND ROW: T. McConnell, D. Maidens, K. Bell, J. Howser, A. Janes, S. Schneid Beard, L. Roder, M. Mautz, N. McDonald, B. Allen, M. Grafien, G. Gallpin, D. Kaznarek, E. Grieshaker, J. ' P. McCasland, J. Keenan, S. Bulla, J. Shampine, R. Michels, R. Mahon, J. Hayden. Roof, B. Bryerfon. THIRD ROW: S. Palmer, S. Houde, S. O'Brien, er, Dudli, R. Gaca , J. Mc-