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

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JUNIORS FIRST ROW: NORINE TIERNAN. JEAN OAKES. MARGA- MOLNAR. HARRY HALL. RET GABRI, MAUDE GREENWOOD, DORIS MCCOMBER, THIRD ROW: BERNARD BEAUDETTE, ANTHONY GER ANITA BEAULIEU. BETTY SHANTY, MARY ELLEN MAY- MANO. WARREN MCELWAIN, CARL PERNICE KEN VILLE NETH LAVIGNE. LEE GANG, JOHN MCGINNIS RONALD SECOND ROW: JOHN CREIGHTON. LOIS BURLS, LOIS EOMBARD. ALFRED SMITH. WALTER BOND PLUMB MR. SPOTSWOOD. JOAN HOSMER. MARY MISSING: ALICE SIMSER. When we came back to school in September, We began our Junior year under the supervision of Mr. Spotswood, our class advisor. Our activities commenced with the election of class officers. Those chosen were President, Alfred Smith, Vice President, Jack McGinnisg Sec- retary-Treasurer, Margaret Gabri. As a result of a rather inactive Sophomore year, our treasury was low, so we decided to have a dance. The music was furnished by Jack's Jazz Band, and we had a good crowd. Not to be outdone by previous Junior classes we also sold stationery. Most of the classes co-operated, and we added a satisfactory amount to our treasury. We thought the day would never come, but one January morning we boarded the school bus with our class advisor and traveled to Norwood where we, along with the Norwood Juniors, agreed upon a class ring. We waited impatiently for several weeks. March ninth was a day never to be forgotten by the Class of '51, for on that day our class rings arrived. We had been busy making money, but one February night we had a sleighride. On St. Patrick's Day we combined our efforts with those of the Seniors to sponsor a dance. It was a great success. In the near future we plan to sell sweat shirts in our school colors. Plans are now underway for the Junior Prom, which will occur some- time during May. To end our activities of a happy Junior year, we plan to have a picnic. 7

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,L VM QV' rn fn at 1 1.81 , mv FIRST ROW: ELEANOR NENOFF, IDA ASHLEY, GLORIA MYERS, CAROLYN TOOLEY, SARA HILL. KEITHA CARR. SECOND ROW: MISS SULLIVAN. PETER MOLNAR, FRANK ARQUITTE. MILTON GOOSHAW. WILLIAM KOVACH. DDNALD HALVORSEN. THIRD ROW: BARBARA PACKARD. MARGARET KOCSIS, EVA MAE STEINBURG, JOAN BUTLER, LAURA ZAPPIA. RITA DAVEY. DOROTHY DEBIEN. Q A ?l I, , jf I

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FIRST ROW: MR. DAY. THELMA DAGGETT. EVELYN MC- GINNIS. JANICE PHELPS. ARLENE REAGAN. SHIRLEY CASSELMAN. MARJORIE DUNN. DOLORES MARIANO. SECOND ROW: JAMES FULLERTON. DAN REGAN. DON- ALD SPEER. JOE POST. DALE DELISLE. GLENN YOUNG. STEPHEN HUCZEL. RICHARD KINGSLEY. WARREN DEAN. THIRD ROW: CHARLES GREEN. ELEANOR KINGSLEY, HELEN RUTLEY. MARGARET CLEVELAND. CATHERINE PONYOU, PAT MCCORMICK. JEAN LARUE. WAYNE MORGAN. EO3 CLARK. FOURTH ROW: MARVIN RODEN. BERNARD BAXTER. ORRIN MARTIN. ROBERT MOORE, LAWRENCE CON- NELLY, WAYNE GIBSON. JERRY LARAMY. EDWARD DEUGAW. When We came into the Junior room this year We numbered 32. Donna Fetter left and Robert Moore joined us. Mr. Day became our class advisor. For president We elected Dolores Mariano, for vice president Marge Dunn and for secretary-treasurer, Lawrence Connelly. We had members of our class participating in intramural and inter- scholastic sports. At present we are preparing for the.Junior Prom and We hope for a good turnout.