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history- junior year And now our second year rolled round, and we were Juniors proud, As we returned as middlemen, wiih cheers both long and loud. Experience had taught us much, had lent us savoir faire. We joined in every sport and club; we passed up not one dare. So you may learn what strides we took, I ' ll here and now relate The saga ot our second year, which proves we were first rate. In the fall of ' 53 we chose as our Junior leaders: Brian Dunn, president; Marcia Pelle- t!er, vice-president; Marion Ostergren, secre- tary; Joan Thomas and Ronald Cieri, trea- surers; and Dorothy Sutherland and Phillip Costello, A.A. Representatives. We were off to a wonderful start for our second year in high school. The spirited Class of ' 55 cheered lustily for their up-and-coming gridiron stars, Joseph Costello, Domenic Renzi, Brian Dunn, Robert Ristom, Tommy Mackie, John Eppich and Ronald Cieri, who aided the Seniors in an- other Thanksgiving victory over Dedham. Vigorously we supported the basketball, hoc- key and baseball teams as our classmates established their worth as athletes. On February 19th, under the guidance of our able head adviser, Mr. Learnard, our gym was transformed from girders and bas- ketball hoops to a French cafe ' and night club scene, for which our theme song was Under Paris Skies . The decorations, orchestra and our inimitable class spirit made the Junior Prom one of the most beautiful and memor- able ever held on the Hill. Charles McNamee was awarded the Har- vard Book, which is given to the most out- standing and deserving Junior Boy. Brian Dunn, Charles Weisul and Gary Brown were chosen to represent Norwood High at Boys ' State, while Claire Stepanowich was selected to attend Girls ' State. We were proud of them all. Come June, we planned a reception for the graduating Seniors, with whom we had shared two fun-packed years. We hated to see them leave, but we impatiently looked beyond this parting to our own year as kings at N.H.S. We were ready to ascend to the top of the ladder. ' 55 class officers as juniors Standing: Dunn Row I: Thomas, Ostergren, Sutherland. Row II: Costello, Cieri, Pelletier.
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senior class officers Thomas, Costello, Blais, Dunn, Ostergren, Cieri, Greenlaw history - senior year Our year of years arrived at last and we were at the top. We ruled the roost, we reigned on high, we took life on the hop. Our Senior Play, our musical, our prom, and all sports, too, Were better than In other years, we know this to be true. So now my friends, life Romans old, to me do lend your ears As I , In recollection fond, fell of this best of years. At the outset of our Senior year we elected those whom we thought worthy to lead us in this important year. They were Brian Dunn, president; Arlene Blais, vice-president; Mar- ion Ostergren, secretary; Joan Thomas and Ronald Cieri, treasurers; and Harriet Green- law and Phillip Costello, A.A. representatives. Our football team, sparked by numerous athletes of our class, was a credit to the school with six victories and one defeat. Our cheerleaders Marcia Pelletier, captain, Doro- thy Sutherland, Marion Ostergren, June Com- pardy, Aurora Cordo, Harriet Greenlaw, and Emilie Sullivan energetically supported our teams and won the praise of many for their fine spirit. On January 17, 1955 another Oscar was earned by our leading lady, Helene Marcoux, when we presented the Senior Play, We Shook the Family Tree. Other members of the cast who deserve a hand of applause are John Chervokas, Joyce Maxon, Robert Hertel, Stephen Oppenheim, Robert Bowler, Patricia Fogarty and Betsy Guilderson. A new arena- [27]
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