Norwood Norfolk Central School - Keystoner Yearbook (Norwood, NY)

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Senior Class Prophecy Dial 20 left, check radium dials, cross michrome wires. Weire on our way! Where, did you say? Oh! Didn't we tell you? Our time machine has been perfected, and we're on our way into the future-20 years to be exact. We're now in the metropolis of Norwood. The place has really changed since the Seaway went through. There's the mayor leading a graduation procession around the square. Why it looks like Bob Cutler. My, he certainly has changed. Looks as if everyone is wearing glasses. Oh! We can see why. Wallace Fullerton is the opto- metrist. He certainly made his million. It looks like Lee Wing walking into the Atomic Jazz Club. There's a sign-letls read it. Lee Wing, Her Saxophone, and Her Orchestra. We knew she'd make it. On the site of the old Colbert farm, we see a huge estate. There's Doris Colbert. It looks like she finally got her horse ranch. Ann Billings now owns her own music shop. It seems she's been writing a few songs on the side. We see that Jean MacDonald is right where we left her. Only now she's living in a glass house and has three children. James Fuller has an enormous farm of his own. It's a truck farm and he sells his produce to Sing Sing. We see that since Harold St. Pier spent so much time at I-Iarrington's, he has become a nurse. Only his main interest is running a recreational center. Helen Weaver is happily married now. Her husband is a professor at Syracuse U. We're glad to see someone has gone into a prosperous business. There's Dolly Orologio in her swank dress shop. Peggy Post is dividing her time between her four children and the kindergarten class in the new elementary school. l Don Feickert is now a professor at Norwood All-State University. J There's Doris Spencer. She's now champion lady-boxer of the world. Donna Martin has gone to Hollywood to make a picture. It's entitled How to Be At Home in School . Janice Fuller is happily operating the city dog kennels. The only thing wrong is she adopts every stray dog they bring in. She just doesn't have the heart to kill them. Kenneth LaRue has his own shipping fleet. He operates between U. S. and Great Britain. Bev Steinburg now owns her own cocktail lounge. It seems she's been so busy making a suc- cess of her business she hasn't had time to get married. What's that? Why it's Lyle Munson breezing along in his diesel engine. He now owns and operates the Diesel Railway Co. Joan French is dividing her time between her husband and family and her day nursury. She seems to be quite successful at both. Barbara DeLaire is now operating a most fashionable beauty salon. All the latest hair styles start here. Being editor of our school newspaper started Pauline Ayotte on a promising career. She has now become editor of The Northern Star, Norwood's largest newspaper. Let's look in on the new Laboratory of Atomic Development For Peacetime Use. Why tl1ere's Bill Lyman. He's the head scientist in this new development. What are all those cages for? Oh! Dean Murry is running a hampster farm. ltis the same old Dean all right. Dick Relyea is now the chief pilot for Transuniversal Airlines. He pilots the non-stop flight to the moon. Charles Steinburg has captured the heart of the nation with his heppy orchestra, in which he plays the drums divinely. In our favorite night spot we find Caroline McClure as the star entertainer. Her voice has won her a fortune. Elizabeth Derushia now runs a tourist camp in what was formerly Knapps' Station. Now it's a suburb of Norwood. Jackie Kitney decided to follow in her father's footsteps. She's now the Physical Education teacher in the new school.

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SENIORS w- 'FL M , I FIRST ROW: ILEFT TO RIGHTJ: MRS. GRAUMAN, DONNA MAR TIN. JOAN FRENCH. JACQUELINE KITNEY. DEAN MURRAY, WALLACE FULLERTON, ALETHA WING, MR. GRAUMAN. SECOND ROW: KLEFT To RIGHTJ: MISS BISHOP, JANICE FULLER, BEVERLY STEINBURG, PAUL CHARLEBOIS. RICHARD REL- YEA. CHARLES STEINBURG. DORIS COLBERT, ANN BILL- INGS. THIRD ROW: ILEFT T0 RIGHTJ: MARGARET POST, CAROLINE MCCLURE, ELIZABETH DERUSHIA, JEAN MCDONALD, HELEN WEAVER, PAULINE AYOTTE, DORIS SPENCER, BARBARA DE- LAIRE, LOUISE OROLOGIO. FOURTH ROW: ILEFT TO RIGHTJ: ROBERT CUTLER. JAMES FUL- LER. HAROLD ST. PIER. LYLE MUNSON. DONALD FEICKERT, KENNETH LARUE, WILLIAM LYMAN.