Norwich High School - Archive Yearbook (Norwich, NY)

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NORWOOD DAILY TIMES June 1, 1978 Circulation 1,500 t EDITOR-Dick McNulty Co-Editors-Barb. Cameron and Bev. Murcrcay NORWOOD-The Dairymen's League Association will mleet tonight at the home of its president, Mr, Bruce Baldick of Norwood. An important speaker of the evening will be Mr, Roger Deuga-w, Norwood's milk man, who will speak on the rising cost of jet propelled milk trucks NEW YORK--Miss Inez Barrigar, famous speech and diction teacher, has founded a world wide network of speech schools. Miss Barrigar is very experienced in the field. NORWOOD-The Cleveland-Cameron Hospital an- nounces its opening as June 24, 1978. The nurse in charge of the opening ceremonies will be Miss Barbara Cameron. Miss Cameron is a former graduate of Nor- wood-Norfolk Central School. NORWOOD-Miss Stella Claffey, RN, has accepted the position of school nurse at Norwood--Norfolk Cen- tral School. Miss Claffey is a former graduate of the school. She also attended the State Hospital School of Nursing at Ogdensburg. NORWOOD-Miss Joyce Clary, world renowned man hunter, has returned to New York with her latest speciman, a Martian. It will be on exhibit at the Nor- wood Museum of Science. NEW YORK--Miss Barbara Connelly received the national championship title for bowling at Madison Square Garden. MEXICO CITY-Russell Colbert, a famous Saratoga jockey formerly from Norwood, starts his winter season in Mexico City, Mexico. Russell is riding Beetle Bomb the famous sweepstakes winner. - - :N :gy- f:2. , L , eff? gr, f , ' J A As., L' up ,,,' Ling. L' 3:,..,,l.ig:1!- at . N g.f - -- - K .-f-:s.,,, . ,. . ' 'x-'gg ,X - .f 'f as if 1' - if K - - . Q: .- . c .ak . rx ' J s . .1 ,X fijff e,,. ' ,ll t if t ',., ,f,,, bxpu . ,.-ggi, .p,s-sf- A X. . 5 X ' 7 1 'E .a '53 ' 'f f 'C ' 1 ' if i'3p.3i,.- Gif .,-53125 jg. .-..1 f' f' -S -' 'P'-'rr . asa 5' -., .- ff..- - . .,:--3-X-ig!-Y 5 -f-is ' NORWOOD-President Dale Farrington, Dean of Yale University, is visiting at the home of his parents in Norwood. Mr. Farrington arrived June 24 by way of airplane .which landed at the new Dufore Airport. This new and modern airport is owned and operated by Mr, Gerald Dufore, a former graduate of Norwood-Nor- folk Central School. CANTON-Lawyer 'Philip French of Norwood has been appointed temporary district attorney in the ab- sence of Mr. Bowers. We are sure the state will have good arguments for its coming cases. NORWOOD-Mr. and Mrs. Andy Brown have re- turned to their home in California. Mrs. Brown is the former Miss Barbara Gonyou and is now employed as a secretary a-t Warner Bros. movie studio. NORWOOD-Miss Carol Goodrich has recently been promoted to manager at Fishman's new five and ten cent store in Norwood. , NORWOOD-The RAINBOW CLUB, Norwood's leading night club, has just announced that the new pianist for their floor shows will be Mr. Bob Haggett. NORWOOD-The GLF store here has a new jet oil truck which will be operated by Mr. James Hallada. NEW YORK-Mr. Ivan Irvine is now playing on the Columbia University basketball team. The team has been classified as the best in the country, NEW YORK--Miss June Kingsley is the head tele- phone operator at the United Nations Building in New York City. NORWOOD-Miss Christine Kitney is now in the Waves and serving on a hospital ship on which one of the patients is Wendell Barkley. Romance is still burn- mg. NORWOOD-Mr. Wayne LaRock has announced that his new atomic laboratory on Mount Everest will be ready for occupancy in early October. NORWOOD-Mr. Bob Lytle has accepted a position as head of the English department at St. Lawrence University in Canton. NORWOOD--John Mariano is now the new clown in the Barnum and Baily Circus which will be 'in Norwood at the village parkduring the week of August l-7.

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1--W JOHN SMUTZ Huck's the guy who likes to fool around and have a good time. Cross Country 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Mgr. 33 Pro- jection Crew l, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play Stage Crewg Jr. Prom Com.: Tumbling 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 4. EDWARD SPAULDING Chemistry appears to be the most engrossing of his many inf terests. Transferred from Skaneateles Central School in Sept. 1952. NANCY J. TIERNAN Friendly and understanding is Nancy in her quiet, sincere way. Chorus l, 25 Basketball Intra- murals lg Volleyball Playday 23 Class President 23 Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 33 Hockey Pub. Rel. Comm, 33 Yearbook Staff 4. RUTH VIRTA Rufus' friendly manner has . made her well-liked by her class- mates. Transferred from Gardner High School in Feb. 1951, Bowling 33 Tumbling 35 A Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff: Sr. Play Cast. KENNETH WAITE Chet's athletic abilities have made him shine in many sports. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3.

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