Northwood School - Epitome Yearbook (Lake Placid, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

X and fishing Page N 1 - a .F4 'nfl 'W lQf ,sz ,A , a' 9' I 'V' 2 4 V 1 ' 1 'UC 0- VJ IH 9 qw Thzs I3 Hay? Page 6 YQ if 'at QQ was J o Spring . . . finally. Page 7 in Mffwka I 1 10 .4 O, pk' Next to produrmg a champwnshzp football team thzs I5 the best le llfa fl0l'l Tzrmg work this teachmg 'G f L1 Page 8 YW 326660 fl0n WE THE CLASS OF 1958 ARE PLEASED TO DEDICATE OUR ISSUE OF THE EPITOME TO A MAN WHO HAS BEEN OUR TEACHER ADVISER COACH AND CONFIDANT MR WILLIAM A McCLUSKEY THIS MAN WHOM WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER HAS GIVEN HIS ALL THAT WE MIGHT BECOME WORTHWHILE MEN AND CONTRIBUTIVE CITIZENS TO YOU SIR WE WHO HAVE PROFITED S0 GREATLY FROM YOUR INTEREST AND INFLUENCE EXTEND OUR DEEPEST APPRECIATION AND SINCERE BEST WISHES Page 9 O O 9 9 a 1 1 --- o 0 3 1 . 9 1 9 , . DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION COMMENCEMENT SEN IORS UN DERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS i!' ' fm, W ,fn Y , , f Z 4 ,, ? 2 ' J, , 'iv K :fig f 'Y 'x ig QE , X 5' 7 33 5 Y V M. Q. 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CHARLL9 E HOLT JR Dartmouth Colle e A B Dlrector of Athletlrs H1 tory Puhhc Speaklng .IOHIX B HUTTLINLIIR New X orlx Umver xtw B S NI3lh6mdl1CG Faculty PHILIP -X XDII H ale Unlxer :ts 4 B NI A French Latln UI.IVlEh R CHESAUX Ecole Polyterhnlque de Lau anne Inner nyofllame NI X Qvlena e lrenvll Page 14 ANNE 5 IUXRR Va arfolle e A. B Latm J AMES KARR Umver ny of Nia achusett BS School of Graduate Studies Hale Umver ny Engllsh 'llubxc RICH-KRD LEE Drew Unner xly A B Wesleyan Unnver ny M A En llsll Pulslm Spealun FRANK K 'NIacNElLL lxIlLldlBlJl1l'V College A B lN1echan1calDraw1ng Art Faculty Puglia. I' Wvaali' H' ffl WALTER E STEERE .IR Unlwer ltv of Pennsylwanla B S Keene Teachers College B Ed NI Ed Dlrector Bulldln 3 and Grounds Nlathematxcs Sclence JOHN N TUPLIIN Boston UDIVCYQIIY BS M Ed Hlstory Nlathemaucs LAI' AYETTE PNFE III Trmlty Colle e A B Hlstory German COLIN F SOULL Dartmouth College English Science Page 15 Faculty and Staff I OL ISE .I GIUFFRE Secretary to the Headmaster ka 0 si A? MRS JOHN G HOWARD MRS CHARLES E HOLT .IR MRS WILLIAM A McCLUSKEY MRS WALTER E STEERE .IR ls. -qs-R +5 MARX OBRIEN R N Re ldent Nurse RUTH G RANDALL Secretary LUCY E ROBERTS Bursar Page 16 fs 'lf ASSISIHDI Nurse Typmg rt 5, ie' t A . I . A - ff '12 .. 1. . - 4 .1 T., xr QW, V Q. , . . . - - -.W --.-fs-----fv...f....fAff...........A Clee Club Accompanyist . . , . L............,...,,,.,......,,,,L.,,,,,,.,.,,YYYYYYY YvA 'iii P N IX. X hp, 4 f 7 , But Mr Howard are you sure that was Bach? and belzeze me gentlemen You wont be alone behznd thus - gy by IN ,nr Y and ln case There was a road rzght here thts mornzng and lf I havent made my tt zsnt returned by bedtime self clear ir X Q1- lun ss- f--. -9 , 4 S-s .3 .i 'Q' Q Qg -as Lafayette Page I dont know whether to quarantzne you or ex Oh ya wanna play rough Prop termznate you Page 17 . . W V i 7 .. ,, .. - , . , . . . . , t , . - U f -3 ' K 'T x , N. ,1'- 4 I 1 x L - -'. ,- . . .t P , A l ' 'f . , t 412 .- f 9 l .'.' ,f ,if I' f' 1 -1 , ,, ' . 3 I m l ,. . 6, . . . . y . . . v - D ' . n -:N A f Ak hfuk-Q ,,, xv: 59, -fs., -4 X ' . ' U Q ' V sg 1 SQ- t . ,., I ,- Q - . , . .' f v W, K Ii , x ,A , ' - .v , m , 4 Us I . K , Lv' : Qs, t ,, 4 v A 2 4, 1 , ---wwe A h 4 , N ' ' ' ENR. I ' A X' Q . A 5 , . .. ' ' '.: . . '- , .. , , - - .4 ' , , . . . . ,, PREPARATION .hm Brunelle proves to be an expert wax jockey FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS by I Karr Commencement ORATION Toastmaster McCluskey flanked by Mrs Howard Mr Howard Mrs Bergammz. and Mr Osgood uusxd CONCLUSION d sconsolate watters fmd no ttps after Commencement ban- quet tl J MRS GILLIINGS recewes dzploma for her son Mumps 5' A ALM f'N.1.p-.1 5 w iff' BUFFET LUNCHEON on the lawn after graduatwn I I I N C' 35. , it I . N A rv V f ....'g.. V. rg-. ,gf 97? ', ' A ' -. . y 1 Q - I, ,N , N lvl! !! Q i ' Q P '75 A t 4' Q -. ' ,J The lanst dzploma ES awarded John Yuan ruenes 'Hr Houards rongratulatwm uhzlr Dr Bergamzm and Urs Glu fre wall to mah? lt ofluzal Commencement Rojo recezves the top prize the Flmner Award from The Headmaster gues the School Seal Pnze to Roz Mr Howard Ifhedbee Page 19 l A A x 'ty 1 il , i- , QV-1,1 . Q .H Af ' - . , fr' , T5 3 .. nf '4 , .V 5 , 'V I I r gg, . e 4 - Q f 5 M 4 ff ' ' A 5 I -' , :fx A 3 ' 9 0 if Q K' .J gh li 1 1 . 3. 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Prizes and Awards COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Ira A Fllnner Award Cltlzenshlp PFIZC Brlckell School Seal Prxze Achlevement Prlze lsham Prlze Speaklng Contest Frrst Prrze Second Prlze Bradley Extemporaneous Speakmg Prize Flrst Prlze Second Prrze Oollvy Poetry PTIZC F lrst Prlze Second Prlze Duslnberre Short Story Prlze Rensselaer Mathematlcs and Scle Harry MacDonald Trophy Allyn Art PIIZC Brlckell Scholarship Medals Semor nce Medal F lrst Scholar Second Scholar Flrst Scholar Second Scholar Sophomore Frrst Scholar Second Scholar Flrst Scholar Second Scholar Freshman ATHI ETIC AWARDS Malcolm Sportsmanshlp Shleld Most Most Most Most Most Valuable Football Player Valuable Soccer Player Valuable Basketball Player Valuable Hockey Player Valuable Baseball Player Chase Skl Jumpmg Trophy 'Vlonson Semor Four Event Skung Trophy Flmner Jumor Four Event Skung Trophy Hamllton Speed Skatlng Trophy Fullerton Hockey Trophy .loyner Tennls Trophy Dlckson .lunlor Tennls Trophy Art Eduardo T Rojo Robert C Scofleld Rosbon D B Whedbee Eduardo T Rojo Robert C Scofleld Wllllam E Hamllton Danlel W Packard Davld R Anderson Daniel W Packard Robert D Lasus Rosbon D B Whedbee John R Cragos JosephJ lannoll J Orrln P Beobs John D Macbeth Il John R Craggs Thomas A Wolf Kelth A Arthur Davles Seward W Pulltzer Cralg H Randall Morgan E Moses Edward G Tyree Eduardo T Rojo Robert C Scofleld Wllllam H Jensen Eduardo T Rojo James J Heggle III Robert C Scofleld Robert C Scofleld Rlchard B Stanlev James A Brunelle John L Gummere John D Ryder hurJ Wullschleger .l Boardman Tennls Trophy H8I'0ld M Green Beverley Golf Cup Charles T DePuy Jr Hurdman Golf Trophy Wrlham E Hamxlton Haase Trapshootmg Cup Edward G Tyree HAASE IROQUOIS CUP SENECAS Page 20 0 U. . 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H---v,v----,-----,,--,-----H-,--,----U-,,,----- . , . bee Craggs Ryder Callahan and Wolf look on Cum Laude Soclety A natlon wrde honorary soclety Cum Laude IS the equivalent ln secondary school scholarshrp of Phx Beta Kappa rn college academlcs Each year a lrmlted number of students are elected wlth thls mjunctlon You have had an honorable record ln your studles and a good character durmg your school course and rn recognltlon of thls you have been elected to membershlp rn the Cum Laude Society The future success and mfluence of the SOCICIY depend rn some measure upon your loyalty to the rdeals whlch lt mamtams Be true to these rdeals and to the trust now shared wrth you Nourlsh the love of sound learnlng and make wlsdom and truth the guldes of your lxfe Let the honor thls SOCI ety has conferred upon you urge you to mcreased drhgence and greater endeavor m the pursurt of knowledge We have a goodly heritage ln the treasurers of the past and lt IS our duty to make our contrrbutlon to the present and the future We owe rt to our country and to humamty to encourage letters and learmng and to carry forward the standard of truth and rrghteousness 19,38 INITIATES Kerth Arfon Arthur Davmes Eduardo Tomas Rojo Mlchael Alexander Callahan .lolm Dorrance Ryder John Roger Craggs+ Rosbon Damel Brldger Whedbee John Douglas Macbeth ll+ Thomas Adams Wolf ' Class of 1959 + Inducted ln 1957 Page 21 J Q ' f A 3 f 1 l g t e' 4 r . 4- ' A 1' ' Q ? I Q A A ' 1 x Mr. Howard presents certificate to Keith Arthur-Davies while Dr. Bergamini and il. to r.J Macbeth, Rojo, W hed- O . . . . , . . , . A . 9 , . , . . .- ' 9 , . - - . , . ' Q i The Senior Class ! i -mu 'SG Front row Jim Heggze Gerry Heggze Dan Packard Roz Whedbee Eddze Rojo and 'llarlx Iebber Second rou John Zuart Don L1 lezre Gene Uartzn foe lannolz Bud Dean Bob Scofield Brock Whztzng and Herb Lvall Rear row Hank Cramplon BLl1Gz1lznl,s B111 Jensen John, Osgood John Ryder and Don Uzller Absent Orrzn Beggs John Craggs and ,lack Uacbeth Page 22 O ,,,.......,,,, .nl nr . 5 Q . nl ,, ,, tl- ' -fl . Q 9 w .- F V : -Q. .Ah ys . ' ,. 1. 1, - 3 x 4 I ' , W : , V , W Q V v J, ' ' N . , ' 'W P--, ' ,ell , 44, - . y i . . , , . . , ,. . 1 , W V -. - , , a f y - - - Y I- V . . . A , . . , . a , 1 V - y , , a , , - y , , a A - - , 'Q do 46 Lia Hhlf Senzor Class Officers llffft to nghtj Dan Packard Secretary Treasurer Ro Vharlbre Prrszdent Bob Scofield Mr Holt Class Admsor and Ball Jensen All four students are also mimbers of lhe Student Counfzl Page 23 JOHN ROCER CRAGCS Box 339 Cuatemala Clty Guatemala Engll h Honors 4 Nllrror 4 ICS 4 Soccer 3 Sensors Q ORRIN PIFRFE BECCS 156 We t In Lane En ew mi N 34 Qhnp 12 B 1x 1:11112 S n 3 Soccer 12 3 aaptaln 4 'Nlotor Meehan ws HENRY W -XRREY CR XNIPYON 110 Jeru alem Road fnha et a Clee flulm 4 Xlxrror 34 Ba elnall 34 as kelhall 34 1'fmtI1all 34 Page 24 S e n io r s BRUCE BXRRER DE KN 118 bed mck Drne Sxrafu e 3 'N Y Photo raphw Club 4 Tennis 4 Rec Skung WILLIANI C-XFEN DEUVAL 96 Clmton Street Couverneur N Y Glee Club 3 House Party Commlttee 4 HAROLD WILBLR GILLINCS JR Schroon Lake N Y Proctor 34 Epltome 4 Clee Club 34 Mir ror 34 Nlotor Nlenhamcs 4 Pcxge 25 Seniors CER XLD YVIHONX Hlffl IE lurk Ntreet ianton Xla ef- 1 rrur v I Quan mr na er 4 1 lx 1431129 JOSEPH HECCIE III York Street Canton Mah Clef- Club Prewnlent 4 Mrrror 4 Houseparty Lornmmee 4 Shop 4 bnaelx Bar Crew 4 lia eball 4 Football 4 Hockey 4 Page 26 .IOSILPH JOHN IXYNOLI JR 29 Richland Road Welle ley 'Nia Glee Club 4 Headualter 4 Nllrror 4 Bas ketball 4 Tenm 4 Seniors W lll.lXXl IINRXEX JFNSFN 5 Xlemnrml liuulcmnl 'Nesspurt Rh de l and tum em iuum xl lr ftur 4 Athletlc oun mum ll 1 l'p1lrrme 4 6 ur p I aptgun 4 lwmtha ful lam HERBILHI JANIFS ll XII JR Rner Street Norwell Nlag 'lllrror 4 Photography Club 34 Soccer 4 Tennm 3 4 DONM D hlll PNB. LlLl'If.VI',K 842 Prangley Avenue Lancaster Pa Epnume 4 flee Qlulr 4 Headwalter 4 Hnusepartv Cnmmlttee 4 Nlxrrnr 4 Page 27 Seniors JOHN DOUGLAS NIACBETH II 303 Hxghgate Road lthlca N X Dramatlcs Club 34 Epltome 34 Nhrror 2 DAVID EUGENE MARTIN Merrlll Road RFD 544 Portland Mame Clee Club 34 Skung 4 Soccer 34 DON C MILLER 176 East 77th Street New York NY Epltome 4, Mirror 4, Houseparty Commlttee 3, Chairman 4, Secretary Treasurer of Chess Club 4 Page 28 3,43 Philosophy Club 45 Soccer 2. Manager 4. Seniors JOHN OSCOUD Peach 5 Pom! Nlarhlehead Xlas Eng.,l1sh Honora 4 Flymg Club 4 Gun Club 34 IJTZIIIIZIIILS Club 34 Soccer 3 8 EDUARDO TONIAS ROJO Calle 24 esquma a Tercera Menlda Mxramar Havana Cuba Proctor 4 Preslclent of Athletic Council 4 C-lee Club 2 Houceparty Committee 4 Se neca Chxef 4 Shop 1 Baseball 13 Captain 4 Hockey 1234 Football 123 Co Cap tam 1- DANIEL WHITNEY PACKARD 9 Capt Plerce Road Egypt Vlass Student Councll 4- Proctor 34 Art 3 Secre tary Treasurer Student Councxl 4 Epntome Edltorln Chlef 4 Clee Club 34 Houseparty Commlttee 34 MIITOF 3 Art Edltor 4 Foot ball 34 Track 34 Page 29 Seniors JOHN DURRANCE RYDER 30 Pearl Street Mldrlleboro Mass Proctor 4 Epxtome Sports Edltor 4 Glee Llub 2 '34 'Vhrror 23 Sports Editor 4 Bas ketball '54 Soccer 234 Tenms 2 Co Cap tam 3 Captam 4 ROBERT CURTIS SCOFIELD Rlver Road Lake Placld N Y Student Councll 134 Proctor 4 Art '34 Epxtome 3 Bus Manager 4 Houseparty Com mlttee 4 Mohawk Chlef 4 Glee Club 34 Mlrror 3 Bus Manager 4 Basketball 4 Skl mg 123 Captam 4 Tennls 12 Track 34 MARK HERBERT VEBBER 163.1 Grandvxew Avenue btlca N Y Epltome 4 Glee Club 34 Nllrror 34 'Nlotor h1CC1lHI1lCS 4 Baseball 2 Golf 34 Skung 2 34 Soccer 34 Page 30 Sensors ROSBOV DXNIEL BRIDCER WHEDBEE R 3 Aho lue lNorth Carolma Student Councll 3 President 4 Proctor 34 Athletic Councll 34 Semor Class Pre ldent 4 Debatmg Club 4 Epltome 34 Nllrror 1 2 'Han Ed 3 Ed1tormCh1ef 4 Football 1 2 3 Co Captann 4 FRANK BROCKWAY WHIl'lNl ll 243 Fnfth Street Neenah Wlsconsln Clee Club 234 Photography Club 34 Shop 3 Hockey 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Tennls l 2 3 4 .IOHN ALDEN ZWART Montebello Poxnt Suffem N Y Epltome 4 Clee CHE-3,4 -umm, 4 House party Commxttee 3,2 4 Tennls 34 Yhotography Club 3 Page 31 Sensor Statistics Done most for Northwood Whedbee Done Northwood for most B s Most llkels to succeed Whedbee Most llkels to o to seed Dean Most respected Most mature Most popular Rocks Pebbles Most pure Talks most says east Best athletes Laziest First married Flrst divorced Handsomest Best Dressed Most Culllble Met hacker Fneadliest Wlllltae Q Class wolf Best natured - r ----- Most versatile ..... 1 - -------- -- Hardest worker .....,.. 5 ---- Faculty drag .--.,,,,,,,,- g- ------A -- Ry der and Packard Iannoll and Gllllll s Scofield and Rojo Rojo Packard and Miller Zwart and Whltln Cracgs and Martin Miller Rojo Hegoles Scof Lefever and Rojo Packard and Rojo Whedbee and Crampton Lefever Lefever and Scofield Martin Osgood Beggs Rojo ,l Hegole and Crampton Vebber Rojo and Crampton ---ue - -Gillings and Heggie. Packard Crampton -Jensen and Macbeth -Whedbee N Miller and Rojo Blggest load .,..,.....,, ,-,,,- - -- Favorite College .......... Favorite Place ..... - ---- 4-----Paul Smiths pfqidles Chalet ' B - Budcet Needlest reform .......- ,,-,--.- , -,-- 7 --V Secret Weapon ........... Bucky Beaver and Zwart MOSI C3Sl18l ............, ,,,-- O sgood ang Jenwn Page 32 Iuruor Class Representatzves Davzd Andnrson Mr Karr Class Advzser and Charles Hardzes 4 y QE A M I Page 33 K 10 Front row D Howell Thomson Greason Anderson Hardres Tyree Brunelle Callahan Second row Wallis Runge Patrtz Pederson Wolf Bryan Watkrns Brane Solares Yeaton Thrrd row Stanard Dyson M Green Short Sig afoos Macy Cummere McKeown .lurgens ArthurDavzes Junior Class Anderson Davld Rrley Barlow Carlton Montague ,Ir Brune John Taylor Brunelle .lames Albert Bryan Wllllam Wrlght ,lr Callahan Mnchael Alexander Arthur Davles Kelth Arfon Dyson Wllllam Lauderbach Jr Greason M1chaelCarl1sle Green Harold Metcalf Cummere John Llpprncott Hardres Charles Edward III Howell David Charles Jurgene Trmothy Stott Macy Josiah III 'NIcKeown James Patrlck 'S1cNIakm Richard Addrson Patltz, Russell Davrd Pedersen Ralph ,lens Runge Mark Short Charles Francis Jr Srgafoos Rxchard Vaughan Solare Peter Nrcholas Stanard Peter Joseph Thomson George Alexander Tyree Edward Glass Wallrs Spencer Robert Walters David G Watkms Thomas Morton Jr Wolf Thomas Adams Yeaton Bertrand Henry Brandywme Str 9 Patnck Henry Vxllage 1350 Martme Avenue 155 Ocean Ave 510 Lmcoln Road 16520 So Woodland Rd 10 Boudmot St St Eustace Rectory East Colram R F D 9991 2659 N E 26th P1 Peach s Pomt 64 W llkes Ave 414 Fillmore Ave Old 'Vlrlltary Road Jockey Hollow Road 66 Parkside Drlve 92 Claude Ave Dorval 15 Trmlty Ave 320 Wooster qt 417 Warwick Rd Trlpler Army Hospltal A P O 438 Munrz 233 Martmez 435 Angell St 1617 Selkxrk Ave South Mornmgsxde Dnve 11 F 67th St 143 Stoner Dnve 11 Leroy St 14 Russell Road R F D W2 Page 34 Heldelberg Germany Plarnfleld N1 Lavt rence N Y New Brltaln Conn Clexeland Ohio Prlnceton NJ Lake Placid N Y Conyngham Pa Bernardston Mass Ft Lauderdale Fla Marblehead Mass Amsterdam N Y East Aurora N Y Lake Placid N Y Morristown N 1 Lake Placld N Y Arlmgton Va Montreal 33 PQ Can Lowvllle N Y New Bntarn Conn Kemlworth Ill San Francisco Cal Buenos Aires Argentm Provrdence 6 R I NIontreal25 PQ Can Westport Conn New York 21 N Y West Hartford Conn Pot dam N Y Dedham Mass Windsor Vt -Q ' .vrw - - 1. 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Front row 0Netl Mendoza Kamm B Howell Carpenter B Green Low D Rojo Metcalf Second row Mr Adtl Bruce Jack Stebbms Hamrlton Walters DePuy Bronson Feltus Lasus Cay Tlurd row Shepard Devlm Dorrance Olmstead Scott Jordan Stanley Hollzs Daly Hollyday Pulztzer Bronson Bruce Ralph Bruce Thomas William Carpenter ,lohn Heartwell Church Peter Dunnmg Daly Richard Charles Depuy fharl s Ten Eyck ,lr Deslm NllC1'l361 Hurley Dorrance Jeffrey Graves Feltu Peter John Randolph Green Barton Nye Hamxlton Wllllam Erskine Holln Rlchard Avery Hollyday Thomas James Howell Burt William lack Wxllnam Russell Jr jordan Wllllam Bnshop Kamm Kerry Lee Lasus Robert Daud Low Robert Nlanmng Nlendoza Fernando Gonzales Nletcalf Phlllp Fllnt Olmstead Francns Nlorton O Nell Wnllxam Bemard Pulitzer Seward Webb Rojo Deho Bartoloml Scott Robert L Shepard Lansmg Reed Stanley Richard Boardman Stebbms Henry Hamhn IV Kirk Hill Farm Old Phllllps H111 Rd Sentlnel Road 24 Forest St St Thomas 172 LlHWO0d Ave 99 Old M111 Road 5 Wllmlngton Road 311 Boston Post Rd 58 West 57th St Staff Com lth Fleet Fleet Postmaster 2659 N E 26th Pl Mountain Road 2250 Delamere Drlve North Washmgton S! 414 Fillmore Ave Lake Lucerne 1439 'ith St 3 Albion St R R 1 29 South St Calle 20 esq 47 iF4115 Alt Mlramar 104 South St Lantern Hull ll Oneida Ave Haystack Farm Calle 24 esquma a Tercera Avemda Mxramar Box 26 2a Kenwood Parkway Star Route 1 516 Allen s Creek Road Page 35 New City N Y Lake Placxd N Y Lake Placld N Y Vlfglfl Islands U S A Buffalo 9 N Y Rochester 18 N Y Lake Placld N Y Weston Mass New York 19 N Y Ft Lauderdale Fla North Granby Conn Cleveland 6 Ohio Easton 'Nld East Aurora N Y Chagrm Falls Ohio New Orleans 15 La Denver Colo Pound Rldge N Y Trumansburg NY Havana Cuba Aubum N Y Westport Conn Lake .Placld N Y AuSable Forks N Y Havana Cuba Wellesley Mass St Paul Mmn Newport N H Rochester N Y 9 V s ' ' : , , , . , V , - , - - , A - , 1 , ' , ' , , 1 , , , , . 2 , , , , , , , , I , - . . . , . . . I . , ' 1 ' H D , . . V I . . , . - . . , . . , '4 . , . . Q, L -1- , , . , . . Y . Q A . , u A V . . , 1 . s. - ' - - Cay. Donald , , , San Francxsco, Cal. , . . . . , . . ,. . . - - . s ' ' 's, ' V ' . , . , 'I I ' . Q . . Q A I s Q - ' ' ' . y 1 H . . , . . , , ' . 1 . . A . - n ' Y A v ' ' 1 . . Q . . . ' 1 Q - A , , . . . ' . , . . , V Y 7 , , , ,I . , ' . , . - , , 1 , . . . . , v 1 ' ' ' QQ Front row Cooper Randall Newcombe Bouton Hole Second row Robarge Manning Moses Colt Ahlers Weis kopf Mr McCluskey Third Row Toro Sykes Ramsdell Fesler Bartlett Wullschleger Ahlers Paul deWolff Bartlett Haney Potter Bouton Dale Clay Colt George Converse Cooper Peter Bartlett Fault Paul Valdes Fesler Robert Henry J Harrar, Evan Llewellyn Hole, Legare Romig Manning, Robert Bruce Moses, Morgan Evan Newcombe, Geoffrey Lloyd Ramsdell. James Lee Randall, Craig Harrison Robarge, William Henry Sykes, Roger Manning Toro, Felipe Pinzon Weiskopf, Peter Neil Wullschleger, Arthur Jacques Jr. Freshman Class 437 Main St Great Hill Road 261 Liberty St Box 168 P0 Box 283 13 No 908 Vedado 78 Jerusalem Road Williams St. East Lake Road Denton Hollow Road, R.D. 4 2101 Connecticut Ave., N.W. 340 Grandview Ave. 306 Pine Tree Road 49 Hillcrest Ave. Main St. 450 E. 63rd St. - Apt. 12N East Apartado aereo 7 Kanens Lane 12 Dante St. Page 35 Northport NY Guilford Conn Newburgh N Y Norwich Vt B Rlver Mass Havana Cuba Cohasset 'ilass Norwalk. Conn. Auburn. N.Y. West Chester, Pa Washington, D.C. Catskill, N.Y. Radnor, Pa. Lake Placid, N.Y. Kent, Conn. New York, N.Y. Bogota, Colombia Englewood Cliffs, Larchmont, N.Y. v S .A NJ. me Cefivellve Cegmgg fo mememg - T e Value of T1me T e Success of Perseverance T e Pleasure of Workmg T e Dlgmty of S1mpl1c1ty T e Worth of Character T e Power of Kmdness T e Influence of Example T e 0bl1gat1on of Duty The Wlsdom of Economy The Vlrtue of Pat1ence The Improvement of Talent The oy of Ongmatmg MARSHALL FIELD P 37 Student Councll The Student Councll of 1957 8 has undergone a very productrve year Although not a Judlc lary organlzatlon as ln some schools the Councll has carrled out new ldeas whlch have been of help to the school Encouraged by the effectlveness of the proctor ss stem whrch was 1n1t1ated by last year s group the Councll thls year took another step toward student government by settlng up a student head Walter program ln the fall the Councll helped promote sports and school sp1r1t A squad of cheerleaders was formed and conslderable publlclty was glven to the varrous games Numerous pep rallles were or Partlcularly apparent thlS year was what mlght be deflned as the chlef functlon of the Student Councll the moldlng of student ldeals and behavror In th1s aspect thls councll truly took a grant step forward Late 1n March the 1958 9 Student Councxl was elected and took 0fflCC Headed by Tom Wolf of Dedham Massachusetts It IS made up of the followlng representatlves Chuck Hardles Dave An derson Ned Tyree and Tom Wolf for next years senlors John Carpenter and Hank Stebbms for the Juniors and Jeff Newcombe for the sophomores By changmg reglmes durlng the sprmg the outgomg senlors can concentrate on thexr drrve toward college whlle stlll bemg avallable to advlse thexr successors Page 38 , L . .I D . . . . . U ' T i . - ganized, especially during the championship football season. . , - . . s , , . . . . : . , - 3 ' . s 5 9 . 3 I . . . . , Proctors September marked the beglnmng of the fxrst full year for the Proctor System The system was lnaugurated 1n the sprm of 57 and had a successful trlal run for the remaxnder of that term As provlded for 1n the By Laws of the Sy stem a meetm was held every other week at whlch the Proctors from each corrldor assembled to dlscuss any problems Other than occaslonal water fl hts the West Dorm was a Proctors dream The East Dorm, however was just the OPPOSIIC Bob and Blll Metty and John had to be everything from psychxatrlst to bl brother to slave drner 'Vllraculously they survned and the underclassmen too By the sprlng term the dorm was ln ood shape Due to the outstandm, cooperation amon the students faculty and proctors the year was a sery successful one and establlshed a fme foundatlon for the future Page 39 . . . . . .U , . . 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V ' U 9 U ' 'cr ' fY I p v s Pzlot Group Mr Karr at the pzano Front row D Howell Metcall Fesler Whztmg Scofield Zwart lack Vebber Gzllmgs Jensen Rear G Heggze 'Vlartzn Walters Dyson Run e M Green Ryder Lasus Olmstead Hollzs Os good Hardzes Stanard Brunelle Pllot Group As might be expected the Pilot Group constituted the bellwethers of the Glee Club orgamz bers and then led the entire Club through them thus learning them more easily and quickly than would otherwise have been the case In addition, the group performed a special set of numbers on numerous occasions Another unusual facet of the Northwood musical program, while not directly connected with the Glee Club, IS the annual Bach Festival trip Each year an increasing number of Northwood boys have accom pamed Mr Karr until this group has become quite well known around Bethlehem and Allentown As a consequence Mr Karr was prlvlleged this year to attend the guarantors meetlng and it lS hoped that Northwood itself will soon become one of the guarantors who make this festival one of America s finest musical events possible Mr Karr and Dyson arnve for Bach F estwal Page 40 l Q ' 3 I ' O . , . . . . tion. Due to the particular musical sense of its members, the group was first introduced to new mem- 7 9 in , . . . , . . . 7 7 ' .59 any-,,,. Fzrst row Fesler Metcalf D Howell B Green Harrar Ramsdell Sykes Second row I 81 G Heggze Dyson Runge Walters Wallzs Bronson lack Vebber Mr Karr Third row Lasus Gzllzngs Crarnpton Whztmg Scofzeld Man Olmstead Hollzs Short Brunelle Lejever Scott Stanard Shepard Osgood Hurdles Jensen Zwart Glee Club After many months of hard work and determlnatlon to equal last years performance, the Glee Club opened xts sprmg sesslon of concerts at the famous Wlll Rogers Memorlal Hospltal on May 19th The members of the club were greeted very warmly by the patlents, and the smgmg was greatly appreclated On the followlng mght the Glee Club entertamed a local Klwanxs group at the Mlrror Lake Inn where agam the smglng was very much apprecnated Contrary to last year the Clee Club appeared as solo entertalnment for the Rotary Internatlonal Conventlon on May 26th at the Lake Placid Club Last year the program was made up of four addr tlonal smgmg groups Another hlgh llght of the Glee Club calendar was the partlclpatlon ln the servlce at the Commun lty Church ln Lake Placid on June lst whxch gave many of the townspeople a chance to hear the club And to end the year the Glee Club sang at the graduatlon banquet and at the graduatlon ex erclses Thls year Mr Karr experlmented with a p1lot group whlch turned out to be a great success The pilot group conslsted of a l1m1ted number of boys from each of the four parts The group smgs such numbers as the lNegro spmtual I Got Shoes There Is Nothlng Llke a Dame , and Deep River For the repertoire of the Glee Club Mr Karr chose such songs as The Lord Is a Mxghty God What Cah You Do Wrth A Drunken Sailor, Down Among The Dead Men Youll Never Walk Alone, and others Page 41 ' - . ' s . ' I ' ' ' 4 . t ,H s 3 , 1 5 1 cf? ' x ' f - t- A ,. l : 9 a - f s - s s 1 f I f ' 4 l s s v a l s a y , f - l 3 s I l y y l l y I y ' ning, Cooper, Dorrance, Ianrwli, Stanley, Newcombe, Low, Brune, Bryan. Rear: Ryder, M. Green, Randall, Jordan, ! . 1 ! ! I 3 Q 9 I 3 l Y ! ' . . , 9 9 9 . , - - . . ,, . . N . ,, . . . ' T - ' as 99 as ' ' as 7 GS ' 7, ' GG ' 77 9 ' 7 44 ' - 77 as as cs 1 7 Front row Dawes Brunelle M Green Wolf Seo zeld Whedbee Hurdles Ryder Bryan B Howell Wzddle Rungf Brune btanard Moses Szgafoos Anderson lannolz Hollyday Callahan Yealol Tyrzf Barllelt Rear Mr 'lit Cluskey Jensen Gzllmgs Crampton .I Heggze E Rojo 6 Heggze Lejezer Vfbbfr Mzllrr Hollzs Harmlzon Thom son oo in g E22 4 z ig a f IIT lat5'E'D 29 U r EDITORIAL BOARD Edltor 1n Chlef Rosbon D B Whedbee Managmg Edltor John D Macbeth Sports Edltor john D Ryder ASSOCIHIC Edltors Wllllam Bry an and Harold Green Edltorlal ASSOCIHICS Thomas Hollyday Daud Anderson Bertrand Yeaton Wllllam Hamllton Damel Packard Wllllam Jensen Peter Church Mark Vebber Edward Tyree Don 'Vhller James Brunelle Photography Edltor Charles E Hardles Photography Associate John Zwart Buslness Manager Robert Scofleld Clrculatlon Manager Peter Church Faculty Advlser Mr Wlulam A Mccluskey Page 42 ,. ' , ., ' , , ', , , 1, .. :J . H'- ' 7 7 l . D I ' ' Y ' A J ' 5 Y 5 I I S I I V I 9 ' 7 ' h at 'SC Ci k- V 1 , ' 1- 6' Copy Editor .,.,.,.,,-......................e.e,......,...s,.,.....,,,,,, Thomas A. Wolf . . . : , y. 3 , . . . , . 9 . 1 1 7 v Y s 3 5 ' Sealed Roz Whedbee Bzll Jensen lhuck Hurdles Dan Packard Bob Scofield Gerry Heggze John Ryder Bull Bryan Standmg Mr Soule 'Vletty Green Bill Gzllmgs Tom Wolf hm Brunelle Hank Crampton Dave Anderso Don Le ever and Imuny Heggze ji, cfptfome I9 8 EDITORIAL BOARD Ed1tor1n Ch1ef Damel W Packard Sports Edltor John D Ryder Edltorlal Assistants Wllllam W Bryan Jr Harold M Green Wllllam H Jensen Donald Lefever Rosbon Whedbee Henry W Crampton BUSINESS BOARD Advertlslng James A Brunelle Harold W Glllln s Jr Gerald A Heggle James J Heggle III Mark H Vebber and Thomas A Wolf Photo raphlc Edltor Charles E Hardles III Art Edltor Davxd R Anderson Page 43 f , ' ' - . . . . z . . . , U, . , . . . , , , . . Business Manager .... s...,,.,...... ...,A.,, D ,s,,.,.... ............. .... R 0 b e rt C. Scofield ' ' : . , . ' ' g , ., . ' , . ' , , . , . . U . . . - C, s..sY.s..-.................-.......-.------.-- - f - Seated Team captain Dazzd Anderson and secretary Wzlzzarn Drson Slandlng Bertrand Yeaton Rzchard Szga nos Rosbon Whedbee Mr Lee aduser Debating w,.,.n - Bl!! Hamzlton recezung second place I.-,ham Przze Speahmg Award from Ur Houard az Commencement exerczses Page 44 O v , ' 5 e 5 s 1 5 s ' Q 3, . V 5 2 K X Q Q f' 1 g . . A 1 I ' n V t , Q fx , 3 F Ju, ,. x . . 5 . R I ' Q- 1 4' f-We Rrar Rogvr Svhfs Terry Hrune Peter Stanard Thomas Watkins John Osgood Rohfrt .Srott X X 4 5 4 g ' Dramatlcs Club W7 ' Q WHEN MLW RFDUCE AS W0 feczl Hartley llohn Osgood! collapses from hunger as Scofield Pederson Daly and Sykes look on Page 45 VIL 7VD0 Bob Scofield gallently asslsis Osgood ruth hzs apron Tense? Who uas tense 3' . Q- Q 0 ' . 2 F ...Q . VH u 7'.i?dl!i, Q Y Seaterl: Ralph Pffrlffrsen, William Dyson, Ur. Azlil, Robert Smjiwlfl. W V K .S , Lett The Junior Floss pr: P uznnmg snow seulp ture The Shnerlng In dum deszgned by Date Anderson Right The Senior floss girl stunned n e lv L s h symbolic? Z4 Their Majestzes Sanda Vining anzl ,hm Brunelle first queen and king o the annual Northwood Winter House Party Right: But, lVIr. Howard, they're such pretty decora- tions - can't we keep them a little longer? Left: Dan. Packard checks his mobile. Page 46 Le t The sug armg off draws a n enthuszasnc g r o u p quote 'MARCUS Vebber lrzghtl Hey th s stuffs got somelhm Winter House Party Infmlte planmng and much work reaped rlch dlvldends the 1958 House Party was wlthout a doubt the best one that Northwood has ever had The weather was just what the snow man ordered The Sugar Snow Festlval wltnessed zero temperature accompanled by snow flurrles Thls was perfect for wmter sports and added to the Indlan was an 1nnovat1on to the House Party week end The House Party started wlth a hay rlde record dance and an old fashloned New England maple sugarlng off on Frlday nrght The weather bemg perfect most of the guests elther skled or skated both Saturday mormng and afternoon although some supported the B1 Blues pucksters who were competlng ln the Lake Placld Hlgh School Carnlval Tournament For the Saturday night dance the Decoration Commlttee amazed everyone as It dxd on all oc caslons by transformmg the mam llvmg room 1nto a snow paradlse Another mnovatlon thls year was the coronatlon of the Klng and ueen of the House Party The lucky couple was Jlmmy Brunelle and Sandra Vmmg The coronatron was conducted at mld mght ln true regal fashlon Another new phase of the House Party occurred at the coronatron an embraceletlng Each glrl was presented wlth a Northwood bracelet by her date as a memento of the weekend The hrghllght ln outdoor actlvltles came Sunday afternoon Approxrmately twenty couples v1s1t ed the Mt Van Hoevenberg bobsled run Almost everyone slgned hrs or her llfe away and rode down the one half mlle course A buffet supper and a record dance at the Lake Placld Club s golf house was a frttmg finale to Buffet dance at the golf house Music by Messrs Howard and Mcffluskey Hat passing by Rolo Page 47 6 I u - y, t t f ' ,, - to J , . A M . t .. , ,' - qt l. e ' , 1 EIA. f ' It f fl V 'Ex 4- .. 1 O , , , . . . 3 , . , , . . , . . U . . glamour of the snow-sculpturing contest. The snow-sculpture, won by the Junior Class with Shivering . ,, . . . . , . i . . .U . . . . , , . . , v fa' . , . . , . . 1 , . 66 ' ' ' ,S . , . . . Daly pauses for second wznd Dawhncmg tonight boys? Szlvta Atwell and Bzll Gzlltngs currently starnng zn Warjone Morningstar load up Page 48 Only one buffalo robe to a couple the grand weekend The only catch was that Mr Howard and Mr McCluskey attempted to surpass the qualltv of Lester Lan n1n s muslc wlth a duet They declded that they really should not waste the1r talent on such an unappreclatlve ffroup how ever, when the hat that Fddw Rojo passed collected only pen n1es and an occaslonal street car token Sunday nlfrht was not the complete end howewer There was an antl cllmax to the houseparty Elffht glrls were maroon ed for an extra day, much to everyone s regret When that Hollyday goes . , . . Y . C' I Y v ' . , C e - I D 9 as as , . lv - -t, , A A 1 IW. 'YV . . . . . - . 4. - - , , . - yr , . f- ' Classzfwd Material The Tension Of The Count Donn 0tA2l' lg ofla all' t e eal' t 2 f 051,19 Ollfd t Sensor Term Papers W 'Ni 42 iv i Rojo Dean Zuart Icnsfn frampton and Whedbef Auazt the Blast UH Iz 5 In Orbzt' Fzlmg Top Sf nz Data e 49 755 V K.fVaA, P -4 4' .4 ' af! ' of A y - A I ' A of Le nw 1 o , 1 1t2i ii4 , wig V4 ' 5 ,W - F' ,,, ,' R+ v ,nf ln ,L A .Y , gag W Q in Ing, .TF Yi ,CY ' . U ' ' I 'A 'A If 'TX : vf A , F hd x Q 'i 1 ,go- SQ There are painters and thm :here are pamters Culture at orthwood Outside readmg such A Certam Smzlc Sung You Senzors 1 Seeing the whirl? THIS' Thfrf 5 no Slglllllidflli lhat ue Arrow 0 but f' 1 a rhanra photograph our :armra wh ph0l0,raphv frluar lhurl Farmfr llarflus u th the man uho hun all IS pranuls R0 1 Boy Whedbee Page 50 X 4 5 ,4,,..U.w f 9 0' 9 -:ff 'Q -wp 4TllIl'Tlf l0UlNflI 11 lflzrrlluf fill! fnwn Md Tyrm Wr o 4aflz1Sor ,l 4H 0 'ig 1+-ff rg X, Ta? ,e 51 9 't 4 A ,, . 1 nik, V A .5 1 3 .fn v A A .Hlr P. ,iff L- 2 ffm? 4 0 1 ' ' 4. 1 hx , If fo - fi: X lx, Q 'Q ' yf 4 S Q.. , - . - -4-in rf.--2 'I- if 3 E ,- wr, . -Q. ,d '47 M Y- I - - A.j....,5.7.1 W-.0-4-A-va'-Q -:surf-4 I Q V J '-..,-4-'Vf Q-Q ' A A,1,.'j-7.35--.....7T,j.,.. wr A K 4 A , I A -. . ,f A k .l W, w A , O ,A f OW ' 3 2 ,ff f. , If ,U I 4 f J, Ip IAQ. X ' . Y' X K' E- Lum 135'-r?i'1l'1 -HIV' Front rout TIIUIHXIIII, Tyree, l.y'11ll. Ryrler, Whiting. Heggs. Srojielzl, Toro, 0'.Yeil, ffarpenler, Hamilton, Vebber. Sec- onrl ruu': llr, flrlil, Low, lletralll, Wallis, Stanarfl, Stoll, .4rlln1r-llaries, Callahan, Cliurfli, Craggs, Hrune, .llaebelh trnanagert, llr. Page. Third raw: Ahlers, Shepard, Randall, Ulnzstf-ad, Dorrance, Stanley, Bouton, Bronson, B. Green, illllv. Soccer A hard-working soeeer team this year scored Northwoods ln-st record since the sport was in- augurated here in l'I5l-. The hooters tallied el wins, 3 losses and 2 ties. .Xlthough this reeord seems unimpressive, the team seored 30 points to its opponents, ll. All of the defeats were elose. and the victories decisive. It was indeed unfortunate that the final three games had to he eaneelled heeause of Asian Flu. 'l'he team was a well-halaneed outfit, with Toro. liyder. 51-ott. and Whiting seoring almost equally. Vlxfll' defense lilo-Captains Seofield and Beggs. Carpenter and 'lwy ree. and goalie llayies played their lwest soeeer early in the season. effectively' checking their opponents while the offensive was he- ginning to funetion. Next yearis eo-eaptains. Carpenter and Tyree. are looking forward for a win over Keene Valley: the league ehampions. The FIST hooters played their lnest soeeer against this group. hut lost. 2-l. With eight lettermen returning. this seore should he reversed. Holy Sc-ofield was ehosen most yalualwle player and received recognition from all the league 1-om-lies for his ahle fulllvaek play. ln gaining his soeeer letter. Bob heeame the first Northwood athlete to aemluire nine yarsity letters. Ry the year's end he will undoulvtedly haye elf-yen. l,t'I'lliilbS the most impressiye aspeet of Xlr. Page-'s first season as so:-eer eoaeh is the degree of team play that has lreen deyeloped. Certainly Xlr. Page fleseryes mueh eredit - A he neither knew the eapalvilities of his players nor the type mul- opp ,sition that the Nlountain Valley' League offered. yet he mleyelopeyl a smoothly func-tioning team at the elimay of the season. Q f il.. Y l '.- 4 ' - QQ! . I-2: . ,, Q P - sf' 231' 5 'Lia' W Ol .5 -be 5-4' ' 1' s N 4 ii -Q li' i te A 1 Front row Crampton Dyson Runge Captain .lensen Ryder Bryan Rear row Coach Tuplrn Scofield Mose Wolf Yv3lklUS Iannolx blgr Bruce Basketball The Northwood 1957 basketball team encountered tough sleddlng as It mana ed to wm only two of 1tS seven ames But those two vlctorles were the blg ones as the Blue and Whlte tW1CC de feated thelr arch rrvals Lake Placld Hlgh The season began on a dlSm3l note as the Northwood qumtet succumbed to an experlenced Westport Hlgh Team 53 4-6 In th1S contest Northwood ran out of gas although the Indlans stayed close untll the end Followm defeats at the hands of Ellzabethtown Ausable Forks and Peru Northwood met a stubborn Lake Placld Team on the Indlans home floor In a mp and tuck affalr the Blue and Whlte emer ed vlctorlous 4-843 Fmally Northwood entered 1ts last game of the season agamst Lake Placld 1n the lugh school gym There the Northwood flVC gave thelr best performance of the year wlnmng 5044 The Blue and Whlte wlth Captam Blll Jensens 17 pomts led by as many as 20 pomts durmg the game The uctory certamly pomted out that the Northwood team had lmproved after 1ts dlsmal showmg ln earl1e1 games As for key lndnlduals on the or team Blll Jensen certamly was the sparkplug He was duly reco mzed by hlS team mates for hrs work as he recexved the Most Valuable Player Award Other mamstavs on the Northwood qulntet were Hank Crampton captaln elect Mark Runge B1llBryan and John Ryder Everyone of the flVC players thus mentloned fought hard all season long and were duly rewarded at the close of the season wlth the fmal vlctory over Lake Placld Page 56 A ' D v , , . . . : ',,',' , KS, 1 I 7- - . 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Y U Standmg Wr fhesaux Dzck Stanley Mark Vebber Gene Marun Captain Bob Sroteld Ned Tyree Tom Wolf Sknng Kneeling Art Wullschleger Dale Bouton Whether a student lS an expert or a beomner, Northwood offers an outstandlng ski program and ns liberally endowed wlth the necessary physlcal requlrements It IS vlrtually surrounded by sk: slopes of all kmds from the snow bunny s paradlse, Reservolr Hull to such expert runs as Mt Whltney and the ma nxfxcant new Whlteface Mt development plus 10 20 '35 40 and 70 meter jumpln hulls and champlonshlp cross country tralls Thus war there were approxrmately seventy students partlclpatm ln the skl prorram Nlr Soule Northwood Skl Dlrertor aided by Messrs Pa e and Lee headed the recreatlonal skr opera hon seem thlt everwom had adequate equlp'nent and proper lnstructlon lVlr Oliver CllfQElUX was the coach of the skl team and axe them outstandm lnstructlon whlle om: how flnclm time to build 1 new xarslty sk: rack a wax bench an elaborate wax kxt and exen extra crossrountrw skis from surplus Army tourm s IS 'lop score rs for the team were Captain Bob Scofleld lhck Stanley and lNed fs rfe orl malls tc am mana,,er who ber amz one of the thief spark plu s l9o3 Schedule January l0ll Placld lst Northwood B 2nd Northwood A 3rd Saranac 4th january 2421 Northwood A lst Northwood B 2nd Nott Terrace 3rd ,Ian '51Feb 1 Northwood A lst Ashbury Colle e 2nd Northwood B fird February 6 4 Placld lst Old For e 2nd Northwood 3rd Saranac 4-th February 223 Eastern Prep School Championships Northwood llth Vlarch 12 Holderness School lst Northwood 2nd Nlarch 14-15 Northwood lst Burhnbton H1 h School 2nd Page 57 5 - t I .11 ff A ' . 11 'J' fl My . :, ., . , , ' , . , I , ,, , : 5 , . O0 . 11 . . . , . . . . 1 t , . , . 11 . 1 1 . . 11 rw - v ' Q :- . 11 1 . 11 .. . 11 . . 11 1 1 . 1 ' ' f' A . . . . .H - ' U . 1 I - - l-, , . ,, . 1 . . . 1 t,' 2 i ' , ' . . . ' 1 1 Y . . ' fy V ' 0-' .' 1 ' . . , ,. , ., Z., . P . ,. '. ' . -' '. . ' ' 'Y k'. . 1 . 1 I.- . x Us . . 1 .' - U - 1 , ' ' , ss S7 1 ss 131 1 ' i ... , . . .. t'- , 4. '9 .. 11 , tt vw 1 as vs .K - . - . - , g , - . . v 4- ' , ff g . 4 Daily Prar tzcf' In T e Olympic 4rPna fddzc R010 gathvrs ln tl hard 0719 U lnzn xlzpx pax! lun opponcntx If 1,171 'UUIVS UIN155 larpenter junta and Mon om P , 3 ' 0' I .. H 4'2 'xl - W :- ,' ..' ,, w X tl A, Y Q 'N4lua- 'vamp-gg., run! mu 1 1 zu run ff nam urnmfrz 1 :nur of fren: Rfar V4 lxnu ll r 'llmrnpsolz Wnllzrs lfrunrlla Sianrlrll lalll Wlllflll lnmh fuplm foarh Holt The 1957 58 Northwood hockey season was essentlally a success ful one endlnff Wlth a record of nme wms, four losses, and two t1es Losses to such teams as Clmton 104- 1 71 Norwlch Frosh 12 35 and Canton 134-P were expected but nevertheles heart breaklnv as the close scores mloht lndlcate The Lake Placld 14 Ol and St Leos 12 ll trlumphs were the best played frames of the season Conversely lack of team work and a few bad breaks certamlw brou ht about the tles with M Al and Ashburv Colleve That Northwood was M A l ssuperlor can be pomted out by the dCClSlVC v1c torles 174- 84-P ln later IIICCIIII s ln the case of the Ashburv deadlock It was a case of a team lettmg up after havm a 2 0 lead Particularly Dratlfylng was the lmprovement made bw the team as a whole Cummere Dexlm and the Heooles made tremendous progress The fxrst lme ofJ Hegole C Hegble and Green and the second lme of Devlm Carpenter and ONe1ll proved touffh competltlon for any opponent On de fense Cummere McKeown and Rojo supplied the sp1r1t and flne play that lnsplred the entlre team The All Star team composed of elght players from Northwood and seven from Lake Placld H1 h School was the perfect chmax to an excellent hockey season Playing St Lawrence Hlgh School of Cornwall, OHIRIIO the All Stars broke even, 4--4 Thls was undoubtedly the best played game of the year and a most appropriate close to the season Page 59 l I 1,2 . ', .4 . . V 4 'I 4, Q I 'z U'Yf-'ll, Il'1'l' , 1,1111 ' I' . Call ' C ' '. .ll K- 1. 11. Ilvggif-, I. II ggir, ll. I . ' nr: '!. g.' ', ' .' -3. l,-' - 1 5 ' - 7 - 3 . - . C - . .U . . V , - U . . , . ' - 1 - n U u Y - . V U . . , . I D . . . U I U . , . . . . . - 9 D ' 1 , 1 7 I ff - D . , ' 1 UU. . . U. U. . - . , . , , . . , . . . 9 7 Q ' ' 7 9 7 7 ' .U . . . D . . 7 ' - V ..rIP' Hugh flyers Ned Tyree hm Brunelle and Bob Scofzeld Captazn Tom Wolf and Coach McCluskey look the team over Distance men Kneelmg land snll breathlessl Russ Patzt Bull Bryan 'llllxe Fallanan Roar Hank Stebbms Im 'Ilan Randy Short Jzm Brunelle Page 60 . , I . . 7 . r .I . I . . 1 .., ,. 1 . . , . n, , . Kneelmg Kamm Randall Dorrance Ahlers Marun Bouton Seated Solares Toro Stanley Short Macy Stebbms Wol Vlunnzng Scofield Tune Bryan Standmg Wgr Hardin Pantz lallahan Brunellf Packard llrKeown Hr Soule Coach McCluslfey Track Squad Northwoods track team ran a vxctorlous season not ln polnts but m spxrlt Nelther late snow nor the mumps could keep thls group off the track nor mar their Splfll ln thelr effort to do the best posslble Job The season be an wlth the Plattsbur h Invltatlonal meet Northwood credrtably takmg a close second Nlalntalnxnof IIS superlorlty IH relay the Northwood team composed of Randy Short Joe Macy ,lim lVlcKeown and Captam Tom Wolf set a new Northwood 850 yard relay record of 1 42 9 Northwood won the Placld uadrllateral meet and for the flrst tlme on record a Northwood pole waultcr Jxm Brunelle placed flrst Ned Tyree also set a new record of 236 ln the 180 yd low hurdlms lqhe season ended wlth the Montreal lnvxtatlonal Track and Fleld Meet Whlle the team did not stand out partlcularlv the trlp was enjoyed tremendously ln fwryom Coarh 'Nltflusku rlescrus much credlt since lt was has splrlt as well 'us his coachln that led the tfam to '14 huns as muxh a lt 1 lf Loolts lzkr Ur Url luskev ran snll lallr Tvref- Pczqe 61 5 , , , , , - 5 f , y , y v ,- Q f, V, , . - -A - , ,A 1 , -A 4 ,- - , . 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Foarh Tuplm and laptam Ldrlze Rojo seem pleased with the pro :peels Hmm plan wlmulrl In rghl hen f aw- 46,5 Future Red Sox Cummers' frampton ,hm and fern' Hrggze aftfr ll nod fax 'Ne ,lzm Hvggze top hurlffr of the' war D141 he dnl of dui h. dlflng lfl 11111071 1.-ix.A4 1 2 Pge 62 Front row D Rojo Cummere J Heggze G Heggte E Rojo lcaptaml Crampton Stanard Carpenter Runge Rear Coach Tuplm 0Nezl Jordan Arthur Dawes Metcalf B Howell Bruce lmanagerl BALL A wastlv lmproved Northwood mne has overcome three early season defeats to crawl over the 000 mark wlth a 5 4- record Recent vlctorles hawe been over Keesevllle Plattsbur h and Lake Placld A non leaffue mn has also been re lstered over Saranac Iake The team has a sprlnklxng of new faces plus 1 number of weterans from last years club Amon the new faces are Gerry Hebole catcher ,llm Herrle second baseman and plteher and ,lohn Cum mere flrst baseman Of the veterans Capt Eddle Rojo leads the team at shortstop and Pete Stan held John Carpenter last sears NI VP and leadm hltter controls the center held In r1 ht freld lxleth Arthur Danes a new face and Nlark Runffe a pitcher outfrelder share the berth The hwhlwht of the season came when ,llmmw Hertle spun a no hltter ln the 15 0 romp over lxeeseulle Jlmmy has also chucked a one hltter and a three hltter for a season record of 2 and 1 The most recent Northwood success was the 60 squeaker over Placld ln 12 lnmngs Hank Crampton went the dlstance for the Blue and Whlte and kept hrs stuff throughout Dello Rojo scored on a wlld pllCh wlth the sacks jammed to pm the setback on the Placld nlne Others who hawe seen conslderable actlon this sear are Bllly 0 Nell Burt Howell and BlSh0p Jordan Page 63 2 - ' , , - ' , . ' , - ' ' , , , , - I , . , - . , . , - , ' ' V . v - . - . . , Y . U . . . l , D , . . 'l fr' ' 1 A C C . - ' ' a , ' ' . g ' UU. , , I fiflf' I ' ' L ' ' 5 n 2 l ' 1 - l b 9 ' ard, the team's leading hitter. covers the hot corner. ln the outer gardens. Delio Rojo patrols left . v W . U . . .U . . . - I . . . . L, . - . C . l . ' , A D , . ' , . .C .U . , . . my. - 1. . i , 7 9 1' Ionrmenrfnwnlg Ten ms Fall and Spun, londzlzolzznb Page 64 I I' 4 'yu F , Thr' enginffvrs consult - ran the job be done bvforv O A-'cf f5 ww 4,0 Front row Pulitzer Wullschleger Cay Rrar Ur Karr Ryder fraptaml Dean Whztmg Green fcaptam elect? Olmstead fmanagerl Tennis Tenms REVIEW The 1953 Northwood tenms team was probably Mr Karrs best ln hrs three years at North wood Mr Karr had the prlvllefre of seemff the number 3 4 and 6 men of hrs flrst season develop thexr talents so that they were able to assume the number l 2, and 3 roles on this year s team This threesome conslsted of Capt John Ryder Brock Whlllnf' and Captam elect Metty Green Splke Pul ltzer Art Wullschleffer and Don Cav rounded out the top slx Probably the most dlsappomtmg part of the season was the opening match loss to the Canton AgglCS Thls needless loss whlch was later avenged to the tune of 90 prevented an undefeated sea son The vxctorles over St Lawrence and Vermont Umverslty Frosh were performed wlth unexpected ease In each case, only two matches were lost The most remarkable feature of thls team was xts balance There were no weak spots on the team as each man had to battle for hrs posltlon The season also brought wlth lt many humorous aspects There was the time when Art Wull schleger was servmg up one of hls overpowermg dellverles , and the recelver swung w1th deyas tatlnv feroclty but before the ball had reached hlm It seems that he was anxious for the completlon of the match, as he had a date Waltlng for hlm On a more serious note there IS no doubt but what each man lmproved hls game conslderably from the begmnmg of the sprmg The last flVC v1ctor1es were proof enough' Page 65 1, . Y ' 5,1 :L NA R I 1 , , 4, M, ,r y 1 I '15, ,H 2 is 3 ! - J ., 3 ,t 1. y y .Af A y ff , A V ,, v-,, A J V -VY L is R ' ' f , 322 - . K ft-1... , L H: , : A , , ' ' 1 A - , ' I V , l ' , ' ' , O . Y , . . 4 . - . l . . D . D W . . . V M , Q . y , I . . I , . . . . . 1 . D, ' . ' 9 ' D 1 ' ' v ' v ' - . 6, . . . ,, . . V - D . iv, . l . . lthznl uc should 0 thx 103 f Q I 11 f... 10ppos1te pagel Wushopf Bart left Greason Yeaton Mr lhes aux Fesler Lasus and fooper wzth some of the tools of their trade S i'f 455 S ' 'ifwi-'41yFZ1l ffWm , M7 -.. H ! H ..-v' I wonder what Hazens gwmg them for dmner at Nuts I lugged Mr Lee thzs far' 56110019 Page 66 . , . z ff ' ' '.- g 's L' an ., ' 1 . .L A ' --.1 A . V' gl' ' f F h N ,nl Q ' A 3-7 NY J- . '.n ' 0 1 'f X :gif , ,, Y 15 ,nA K. K '. g ' -. ,. ,, lg: ne W J 14 v Am . 1 0:47 ' -fs , , , , S Z 3' Q ' . P 'A' , , -, j' xr' V- . fry' f f M I , -. ....-- . I , - x . 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'K 'islet' Outing Club Last fall Mr Cheseaux began rebulldmg the outmg club whxch had been dlscontmued smce 1954 55 Mr Cheseaux IS teachmg camplng canoelng and woodsmanshlp On most weekends he takes the club on trlps around varxous parts of the Adlrondacks and durmg the week the group flXCS canoes clears brush on skl tralls etc Mr Cheseaux never calls off trlps on account of weather condltlons whlch make some of the trlps more lnterestmg as well as teaching the boys how to keep comfortable The first trlp thls sprmg was a Skl trip to Avalanche Pass By the next weekend the ICC was out of the lakes and a canoe trlp was held from Lake Flower to Lower Saranac Lake The canoes came to a lock towards the end of the afternoon and after fl urlng how to operate lt went a few hundred yards upstream to camp It snowed all nlght but dldnt plle up Mr Holt was a guest of the outmg club on its thlrd trlp Thls tlme the members had to make a mlle portage because of strong headwlnds At the end of the portage they cooked lunch and pad dled ln the ram for three mlles to the campmg s1te chosen for that nlght It stopped ra1n1n by morn mg and the weather was beautlful for the last half of the trxp On the weekend of the ,Iumor College Board Exams Mr Cheseaux declded to 1nv1te about twen tv boys on an over mght camplng trlp on Moose Island ln Lake Placld Several people went swlm mm ln the chlllw waters Metty Green and Ned Tyree trled to fell a solld old beech tree at 10 00 that evenmg and after a half hour of chopplng the tree swayed gently Into a cedar tree and stopped Next fall the outm club plans to go over the cross country Skl tralls wlth brush scythes and flll 1n the deeper holes The large brush has already been taken out thls sprlng ln order to make the job easler ln the fall Sometlme ln the future Mr Cheseaux plans to start a mountam chmbmg and a fxre frghtmg group He also hopes to start a flrst ard and skl patrol program Page 67 NV Q in . 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U 7 , U 0' or .p -' 1 and Mrs Herbert V W Ber am1n1 and Mrs Dale Bouton and Mrs Wrl ht Bryan and Mrs Ernest ,I Deuval ns Glft Shop and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Annette and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Raul Valdes Faull Harold W GllllH s Esklne F Hamllton Wllllam E Hovey Jr Joseph J Iannoh S H Jensen Harry B Jordan Ralph ,I Low Herbert J Lyall Fernando G Mendoza ,Ir Harry Moses and Mrs Lloyd A Newcombe and Mrs Edmund A Packard Gilbert J Scofield Robert L Scott and Mrs Thomas M Watklns Samuel A Walters Co Inc To these sponsors and the followln d vertlsers the Northwood students are deeply rateful both for thelr help IH makin thls yearbook posslble and for their evident interest throu bout the school year. Page 69 U-5-r 'Tv TRIMBLE Incorporated Ma ufact s of INFANTS FURNITURE an JUVENILE PLAY EQUIPMENT Compliments of THE CURRIER PRESS Printer of THE NORTHWOOD MIRROR Saranac Lake New York Compllments of John Curran and Arthur Nlederbuhl Domg Business as Norman s I Wholesale Grocery PHONES 407 AND I5I3 Groce es Fr t and Vegetables Tobacco Cugarettes Candy BUSHY AND NUGENT Plumbing and Heating Telephone 394 400 Mann Street LAKE PLACID NEW YORK Q n urer d . I Co. ' Bloomingdale. N. Y. S Y. ri - ui cz e 70 Q ii: I. 'Congratulations and Best Wishes Y L to the Class of 1958 NORTHWOOD SCHOOL From Frlends at the L LAKE PLACID CLUB ei.. Y' ,sm V17 .Lit L I J . '. 1 at Pg S- . I . , A - --- du r N I A 3 A 'V L - ' ' - , .-. . -- ,.'.-'I-11'--' AJ' '- - 'W' ' ' -.----.1 '7'i1 -' , 7 f-5-- ' ' -' ' , 1 ., - ' -- - ' en . --- 'Z': i ' 'F' ff L- .- K V D- .., -Qi -+ . .' AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY Immedlate, low prrced servrce 336 Mann Street Lake Placld G CARVER RICE Furniture and Decorating U r: 34 MAIN STREET SARANAC LAKE N Y THAIRES SKI SHOP 'I7 Mann Street Phone 446 Lake Placrd Head Knelssl Kastle Fscher Northland Slus Henlxe Stroll Boots SALES RENTALS REPAIRS Geo A Whiting Paper Company Tub S ed 'COAT OF ARMS COVER 'STAMINA LEDGER 'CRESTLINE EMBOSSED OFFSET 'POLARGLO TEXT 81 COVER IA Fluorescent Specialtyl Greeting Cards Ledgers Papeterles Specialties and Special Finishes Menasha Wisconsin TELETYPE Neenah Wis No 8l28 Telephone PArIc ay 2 335i Member Wisconsin Paper Group 'Reg stered U S Patent Ottlce PQ . E rp I , lg i ' ' Er I Imported and Domestic Ski Clothing and Equipment I l l I E I . iz . ' I . . . . . . . I l . C I l . - Q w - : ' ' i . . 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