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

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FiiA.cLuB A First row: G. Furco, S. Penoyer, M, VanAntvverp, J, Komrovvski, D. Chandler, D. Hogan, I. KisseIburgh,J. Socia. N, Weegar, C- Krause, C, Teskay E. Lowa, Third row: M. Kirsch, S. Delorio, R. Sampier, J. Ebare, K. Marsh Second row: J. DeLorio, M. McCartin, V. Lathrop, L. Snyder, G, B, Pickard, G. Huston, J. Mancini, S. Caruth, J. Chandler, Cole, A. Clement, Secretary, T, Dudzinski, President, Miss Mc- Cortwright, M. Hogan, V. Rima, L. Pike, B. Pitcher, M. Ardizzone Mahon, Advisor, B, Pattat, Vice President, E. Reilley, Treasurer, C. Grant, M. Crain. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Cooperative family living is the main goal of the F.H.A. Along with Miss McMahon, the girls have visited the county home, planned a Mother and Daughter Banquet, and held dances together with the F.F.A. First rovv: C. D'Arminio, E. Reilley, M. Vale, C. Teska, G. Furco, H, Fallon. Second rovv: N. Millback, J. Bammesburger, M. Martin, M. Crain, A, Clement, I. Hughson. LaRocque and J. Komrowski MOTH ER- .1 IAUGHTER BANQUET X., s I' 4 uf c X I S 99

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row. T. Felicia, J. Peet, L. Crisp, R. Fox, H. Stanton, R. T00leYf B- Clement. H- BOliClt, C Blair, C- AbUlSf1Ci6, E- ClObYld96. Teska, Reporter, J. Boyko, Sentry, Mr. Havlen, Advisor, J. Martin, B' Kl99l5f B- Maflalfl- Pregidentf C, Woodard, Treagui-er, JA Shampine, C. Henson, F, Third FQW: G. l l0lalll'1g, R. lute, D. B6bCOClK, R. Edwards, N. Tomato,-e, M, Surgwickl K, gfever, Wright, D. Wheatley, D. Barrows, B. Leach, G. Stever, R. Gifford, Second row: F. Taylor, E. Sahm, G. Harrington, B, Hook, B. R- 5-3l'1fT1. D- Kllllafif J- Hefb. ll- LYNN. D- 5emleY- T- BTOWYM P- Lougnot, R. Grimble, D. Gillete, D. Haaf, R-. Graves, M. Schuelke, MU Pl'Yf R- Chandler. B- G00llSeV1f B- Smith, T- Hotaling- Doc Watson, Advisor, J. Wheeler, D.FSilFeiW,. To promote the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citi- zenship is the aim ofthe Future Farmers of America. Each year the boys hold a father and son banquet, and also te-ke educational trips for agricultural purposes. This school year the boys held their banquet in December. Also, high on the list of achievements, the North Syracuse FFA placed in the top 20 percent in the crop demonstration contest. First row: J. Shampine, E. Clobridge, T. Hotaling, J. Martin, Mr. Second row: R. Luce, D. Killian, J. Boyko, G. Stever, Captain Watson, Mr. Havlen, J.Wheeler, J. Kissel, K. Stever. R. Sahm, D. Barrows, R. Chandler, J. Herb, R. Teska. .1 M.. l .' 1 swwvmmmmfss.s.2 - 1 ,. ,

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FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA First row: S. Houde, J. Santimaw, J. Baum, E. Graves, Mrs. Adams, Advisor, G. Baker, M. Brown, J. Hall, R. Moleski. Second row: C. Russell, K. Gibbs, E. Cole, M. Frye, E. Gillette, B. Hunter, D. Kesel, S. Jeffrey, H. Boyke, M. Miller, M. Car- penter. Many ideas and problems of the teach- ing profession have been discussed by Mrs. Adams and the students of the F.T.A. They are now able to realize some of the responsibilities and satisfactions which might be theiig in the future. IO8 First row: P. Burgett, J. Sims, L. Russert, N. Haof, L. Stewart, C. Hyde, Secretary, S. White. Vice Presidentg T. Mento, President, J. Roder, Treasurer, L. Bell, J. Andress, I. Solisbury, F. Dembowski, S. Skinner. Second row: B. Kelly, F. Pickard, S. Bax- ter, G. Ackerson, C. White, A. Patynen, J. Ostrander, R. Secor, J. House, Miss Dunn, Advisor, S. Minor, S. Howard, J.. Ed- wards, S. Rickard, M. Cornaire, F. Rago- nese, M. Simmons, P. McCasland, J. Eldredge. Oft times you may have heard some- one say they would love to be a nurse if it weren't for the strict regulations of training. Nonetheless, the compensa- tions of this profession are so many that they completely outweigh the bad fea- tures. Miss Dunn and the members of the F.N. have not only discussed such things but have also visited hospitals, collected various medical catalogues, and in general learned the characteristics of good nurses. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA