Norwood High School - Tiot Yearbook (Norwood, MA)

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Flaherty for helping to make this produc- tion a success. Our football team carried us through a fine football season with Marty Glebus and Dave Lane as co-captains. Sansone, Gordon, Marchand, Curtin, DeBenedictis, Feeney, Griffin, Greenwood, Ferris, and Sullivan held the line, through which only one opponent was successful in pene- trating. Arlene Connolly, captain, Lois La- Civita, Judy Dempsey, Rebecca Pelletier, Mary Ellen Welch, Nancy Newman, and junior Susan Crawford displayed the spirit to back up our athletes as cheer- leaders should. The Pep squad helped out in this capacity, also. Our basketball team, with Kevin Dixon as captain, had a wonderful season which enabled us to take part in the Tech Tour- ney. Glebus, Barrett, O ' Connor, Sansone, Armour, and Johnson contributed to this shining record. Nicky Curran, their faith- ful manager, deserves credit for his en- couragement and his favorable newspaper articles in the local press. Our hockey enthusiasts supported Grif- fin, Feeney, Baldwin, Gore, Butters, Campisano, Greenwood, and Curtin throughout the skating season. Next our class presented its annual musical revue, The Singing Freshman. Under the direction of Mr. Flaherty and Mr. Faucett, it provided an evening of fine entertainment. Mary Lou Curran, Jimmy Bright, Bobby Ferris, Jimmy Gor- don, Bunny Griffin, Brenda Holder, Judy Dempsey, Nick Curran, and the dance groups and choruses all helped in its successful production. In honor of Sookie , we seniors chose Sayonara as the theme of our prom. The colorful gowns against the back- ground of Japanese lanterns and flowers provided a perfect setting for our long awaited promenade, which will always re- main rosy in our memories. Kevin Dixon, Jimmy Balfour, Brian Drummey, Eddie Feeney, Bobby Armour, and Dickie Pellowe helped to make our baseball record one of the best in our school history. For the first time, N. H. S. printed a newspaper called the Hilltopper. Edi- tors were Lois L aCivita and Frances Hur- ley, and co-editors were Georgianna Sweeney and George Malacinski, under the advisorship of Miss Evans. Our con- gratulations to them ! The senior class extends appreciation to Miss Hubbard as Student Council ad- visor ; to Donnie Johnston, Student Coun- cil president ; to Bobby Armour, class president ; and to Mrs. Riley and her staff for the long hours spent on the yearbook. We would also like to thank Mr. Hay- den, our principal, our head class ad- visor, Miss O ' Sullivan, and all our Senior advisers for guiding us through our most important year. The Class of ' 58 departs now with happy memories of their three years at Norwood High, hoping that their years in the future will be as significant and fruitful. REBECCA PELLETIER Senior Historian

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CLASS OFFICERS AS SENIORS Curtin, Welch, Connolly, Armour, Butters, Eppich, Dempsey Top Bananas At Last At last we had attained the position of Seniors. The top of the Totem Pole was ours. When we returned to school, we were pleased to meet Masako Hara, our foreign exchange student from Japan. Sookie won our hearts from the start, and we enjoyed her year with us tremend- ously. Our class officers, Arthur Armour, president ; Margaret Eppich, vice-presi- dent ; Arlene Connolly, secretary ; Judith Dempsey, Girls ' treasurer; Peter Curtin, Boys ' treasurer, Mary Ellen Welch, Girls ' A. A. ; and David Butters, Boys ' A. A., were chosen to guide us through our final year. To aid and abet Chief Editors Kulsa and Ruotolo, Martin Glebus and Susan TenEyck were elected advertising editors of our yearbook ; Elaine Pierce and Peter Curtin, circulation editors ; and Ann Pi- card and Dave Grenon, art editors, with Eddy Poirier lending a hand. Louisa Honeth and Bob Ferris took charge of sponsors, and Sally Jackson headed the all-important typing committee. Louise Murphy, as leading lady, por- trayed Maudie in our class play, Maudie and The Boy Friend. She was supported by Johanna Wennberg, Kenny Grew, Lilias Pierpont, Kenny Gore, George Malacinski, Margaret Eppich, Beverly Brown, Susan Atherton, and many others behind the scenes. Our thanks go to Mr. [28]

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