Norwood High School - Tiot Yearbook (Norwood, MA)

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Senior Class Officers Ward, Bayer, Nugent, Diggs, O ' Donnell, Connolly, Donahue The Roof Goes On With dauntless spirit, we launched into the final stage of our high school career, quickly and efficiently building im- pressive towers on our Castle of Achieve- ment. Everybody welcomed our Foreign Exchange Student, Hildebrand Kummer, who was shortly nicknamed Brad, and who won a warm place in our hearts immediately. Two early elections, preceded by vig- orous campaigns, resulted in the choice of the key people of the year. Class office positions were filled by Charles Donahue, President ; David Nugent, Vice-President ; Noreen Connolly, Secretary ; Joan Bayer and Michael Ward, Treasurers ; and Jac- queline Diggs and John O ' Donnell, AA Representatives. Another ballot revealed these popular candidates for the Tioteer titles : Skirmante Makaitis and John O ' Donnell as editors-in-chief; Diane Cronin and James Crawford as circula- tion editors ; Maureen Brannelly and Ken- neth DeLisle as advertising editors ; and Editli Lindblom, Kenneth Arvidson, and William Pye as art editors. As president of the Student Council, Daniel Sarno led the execution of his organization ' s proj- ects ; while Mary Dcasy and Charles Sulkala headed up the newspaper. The blue and white shone all around this season, adding a commendable rec- ord to the annals of school athletics. A booming victory over Needham opened the football season and set the pace for future wins. Don Coughlin, Jack Cotter, Jack Lane, Jim Jessick, Tom Balfour, Dave Nugent, Larry Newman, Charlie Donahue, Al Pasquale, and Mike Marks fought hard, along with captains John O ' Donnell and Phil DeRosc, to attain their well-earned rank of second in the league. Ceaseless moral support was given by loyal rooters, led by the cheerleaders : [30]