Norwich High School - Archive Yearbook (Norwich, NY)

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VIRGINIA MASON GINGER- I saw the proper twinkle in your eyes. , . Alarm clock allergy . . full of ideas . . attractive brunette. ANN MORRONE ANNIE- Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. . . Addicted to ads . , talent for keeping busy . . everybody's friend. GLORIA NATOLI Such a one as everyone would like to be. , . Terror on the type- writer . . a glowing appearance GLADYS PHOENIX She does it with a better grace. . . Life begins after midnight . Phony . . trim figure . twirls baton with skill . . determined and industrious. RICHARD PICOLLA DICK- We saw again that friendly look. . . Fliratious . nice eyes . . first rate musician . . unruffled good nature . . quite a talker. ELIZABETH ANN PORTELLI BETTY ANN4 She has a natural wise sincerity. . . Our Florence Nightengale . . sparkling eyes . . . . genial personality . . Yes, but I dan't see why. GLORIA NAZZITTO GLO- A little time for laughter, a little time to sing. . . Orchard of knowledge . , ambassador of good will . . nice manners . , plenty of initiative. good nature and goofl sense Have ou seen Gloria? Y GEORGE NOBLE CLAUDE- Honor lies in honest toil. . . Musically minded . . a welcome addition to any crowd . . speaks the language of na- ture , . enjoys being with Ed . , one of our finest yet. JEANNETTE NORRIS Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' . . A practical mind blushing innocence . . tull of womanly grace . . bubbling laughter , . plays a licorice stick. NANCY OATES NANCE- A source of innocent merrimentf' . . True Irish wit . . incurable itch for scribbling , . rambling walk . . blushes ever so slightly . . popular and winning. JOHN PAINO PINE- Wit is the tool by which all things are wrought. . ,Syn- dicate leader . . our editor-in-chief . . brains every square inch . . anything but a quiet lite.

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MARY HOGUE A friend is never known til a man has need, . . Tiny and charming , 4 always willing to help . . a heart to match her flaxen hair. NORMAN HOLDEN NORM- The style is the mon himself. . , A bachelorlpl . tall, handsome, stately , beautiful blusher , . sailor by instinct , , sleek gas buggie. VEVA HUMPHREY Life is too good to be true, . 4 A voice so deep . 4 completely satisfied 4 , on the quiet side . . not a selfish thought 4 . agreeable. HELEN LETSON MARY MAIURANO Nothing is impossible A merry heart to a willing heart, . . ma keth a cheerful Crackeriack with knit- countenance. 4 . Hap- ting needles . . col- py-ga-lucky lass . . lects animals 4 . A a friendly Hi to lHlinckling of ideas everyone . . say it likes ta talk. with flowers . . imp- ish teaser. BARBARA INGRAHAM BARB- Uses a sewing machine with amazing results. . . Excep- tional mixture of tombay and sophisticate . . Jeanie's pardner , . turtle-like pace, HERBERT INGRAHAM HERB- The golden touch of siIence. . . Reserved in manner . . the thinker , . a soft voice , 4 one of the quieter Seniors . . appears melancholy 4 4 a future success. DELORES JACKSON DEL- Quiet, modest, but not too retiring. , . Short block tresses . . steadiest of the steadies . . typical business gal , 4 talks with a smile. . DOROTHY LAWRENCE DOTTIE- Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye, . . Infectious giggle, boundless energy . . laauacious , , a Guy named Joe . , swell gall MARJORIE MASON JUNE- Good humor only teaches charm to last. . , Energetic . . late again? . 4 endless enthusiasm . , spark- ling eyes . . Let's do something devilish! ALICE MARTIN AL- Virtue alone is happinesf' 4 . Unas- suming, tranquil man- ner 4 . sophisticated lady 4 . farmerette . . clever blouses , 4 friend in need.

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JOSEPH RACCUIA JOE-- He that loves pleasure. . , A swell chop . . quick witted . . ieady laughter . . inward seriousness seldom seen . pa- tient bowler. JOAN N E RAWSON .IO-- A light heart lives long. . . Faraway look . . smooth dancer popularity plus . . partial to Bright Men and Navy . . keeps us guessing. HELENA RICHARDS HELLY- The glass of fashion and the mold of form. . . Fascination for traveling . . an eye for fashion and a flair for style. OLIVE REIGEL OLLlE- Talking is the disease ot the age. . . Enthusiasm in abun- dance . . roller skating whiz . . cute and vivacious . . ioytul, jolly, jumpup. SARAH ROGERS SALLY- Cheerfulness, sir, is the principal ingredient in the com- position of health. . . Combined good nature and ability to have fun . . You know what? ELSI E ROSS NELS- The heart of a student. . . Mr. Miers' pride and joy . . gay moods . . admirable seamstress . . even tempered . . calm . . diligent, ANTOINETTE ROTUNDO TONI- Fashion is the essence of the soul, . . Fashion wise . . that brighter than Pepsodent smile . . spirit at friendliness , . chic! THOMAS RUSSELL RICHARD RUSSO MARY SCHEPIS ROBERT TO Friendship is DICK- Beware ot On wings of song, SCHEMERHORN maintained in num- him who tells tales, . . Pert little walk . . BOB- lite is a jest vers inconsistent , . Boisterous cheering always a smile for . 4 A bit of blarney as the weather . . voice . . willing gam- everyone . . happy dis- . , Cadillac crazy ia sar Whimsi- bler , . entertaining position . . wings on impartial friendliness al smile Ford in conversationalist , . hor feet . . real Cute! . . say it with gestures his fu ure quick to observe . . , . happy-ga-lucky part of the gang.