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

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Thalia Walsh went to work as a nurse in Potsdam Hospital after she graduated from the University of Vermont. She is now Superintendent of Nurses at Potsdam. Laura Warriner was just promoted to a higher paid position in Washington, D. C., The exper- ience she got while working in the office helped her to success. Maureen Wells is the head of the Secretarial Department at General Electric Company. She is married and has two children. Betty White is Guidance Counselor in the new school. She is engaged to one of the teachers. I Joan Stanford owns and operates the Stanford Charm School in New York City- She is also a part-time model. Her picture has appeared in many of the nation s magazines. CLASS PROPHECY It is now the year of 1962, and Margaret and I are happily married and doing real well in our grocery business. While in our flying home, cruising in the stratosphere, we began to have a talk about old times in school, wondering what our fellow students were doing, and this is what we summed up: Edward Ferguson and Ronald Gooshaw are playing great hockey side by side for the Detroit Red Wings. James Lewis has extended his farm to Massena and Norwood. Wayne Scott has taken' over Sevenberry's place as head game warden in NNYS. Joyce Oakes is head of the English Department at Albany. Barbara Haggett is secretary to John D. Rockefeller and living in a penthouse in New York City. Jean Gladden is happily married to Stanley Porter and living in Chicago. Julia Pircsuk is head nurse at the John Edward Noble Hospital. Dick Tiernan is working as a mechanic at Detroit for Ford Motors. Harvey Farnsworth has a 30-acre farm in Grantville-all he can handle. Peter Smith has bought into Heverleyls chain of IGA stores and his home office is in Waddington. Clark Warner is chief photographer for the New York Dailey Times. James Beaudette is a captain in the Navy, serving in Admiral Martin's fleet. Billy Raymo has bought up most of Raymbndville and is about to build a factory producing atomic automobiles. George Gang is playing effective basketball with the Syracuse Nats and plans to be their coach next season. Gary Prashaw is pitching for the Cleveland Indians, and he pitched two no-hitters last season. Keith Martin is Admiral of the Great Atlantic Fleet protecting the Western Hemisphere. Charlie Spotswood now has a small chain of Gulf gas stations throughout Northern New York, and is doing exceptionally well. Margaret Belgarde is happily married to Alfred Smith and is helping him operate his chain of stores. Alfred Smith has taken over his father's stores through Northern New York and is doing quite well. ALFRED SMITH

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Charting the Course CLASS PROPHECY The other day we found a copy of the Watertown Times dated 1962. We discovered some articles about our old classmates and found the following 'facts about them. Dyke's store has a new proprietor. Mary Baxter and her husband are now operating it.- Dorothy Chapin has been married for some years. She has five little tots running around the house now. Jane Claffey is now Dean of Women at Cortland State Teachers' College. Her husband is a teacher there. A Ed Colbert is running his father's farm. He is married and has three children now. The new manager of the Moonlight Drive-In ishrnard Cutler. He lives in Potsdam with his wife and family. The newly appointed naval commander in the Far East is Bob French. His two years at A.T.I. helped him to become an officer when he joined the Navy. Gary Gibson is playing professional basketball. He began his basketball career playing for N.N.C.S. Doris Goodrich is married to Jim Loughren and' is following him in his travels while he is in the service. Patricia Harrington is the new school nurse. Pat trained at Plattsburg State Teachers' College. Mary Harris, a graduate of Rochester Business Institute, is Mr. Hann's secretary. She is engaged to a physical education teacher. Bob Hart, a graduate of the University of Vermont, teaches at New York State College for Teachers, Valeria Huczel went to New York State College for Teachers and is now the head of the English Department at the new school. The man Barb Kingsley married is an executive at the Aluminum Plant in Massena. Barb has quite a family now too. Ned Lewis became a forest ranger after he graduated from Canton A.T.I. Joe Mackey, chief engineer at Boeing Aircraft Corporation, is now perfecting his new super atomic bomber. His degrees from Clarkson College and Rensselaer Polytechic Institute helped him to attain this position. Joyce McDonald has her own beauty shop. She has a baby sitter to take care of the children while her husband is working at the Aluminum Plant. Ronald McLennan and his wife are residing at the beautiful Sisson Mansion, which was willed to Ronald. Tom Robare, Ph.D., is now President of Clarkson College, his Alma Mater. Tom is a major in the Civil Air Patrol and is the St. Lawrence Group Commander. Mary Ruger, now Mrs. Lyle Monicahhas settled down and is raising a family. Lloyd Sawyer is the Industrial Arts teacher in the new school. Lloyd recently entered two stock cars in the stock car races in Canton. ' ' The Records Department of the F.B.I. has been run much more efficiently since Gert.Shepard became the head of that department. The St. Pier Construction Company has a contract with the United States and Canada to build the St. Lawrence Seaway Development. David St. Pier's company was the only one large enough to com- plete the project without the aid of other companies.

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Treasure-Trove CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1952, being in a state of perfect health, physically and mentally hereby de clare this to be- ou official Last Will and Testament. Bob Hart wills tobmb Haggett his favorite bow tie.When the girls see that, will they heave a sigh' Eddie Colbert leaves his long walks home to Kenny Waite, And to make them seem shorter, try singing Always Late, Valeria Huczel leaves her baby talk to Madie Wright, It comes in handy-both day and night. . Mary Rugar leaves her happy go lucky attitude to Johnny Bartlett, This will help him win friends-especially girls, I'll bet. Bernard Cutler bequeaths this motto to the boys of the future Senior Love 'em and leave 'em and take no Sass. To' Dick Boprey, David St. Pier leaves his fine phygique, And also a book called How to Get Strong in One Short Week. Leonard Curry, the lucky one, receives Lloyd SaWyer's car. Maybe if it's treated real well, it will get you far. To Ilena Wells, Doris Goodrich leaves her small waistline. In hopes that someday she may be slim and fine. John Sutter leaves his chemistry book to Wayne LaRock, With these instructions about assignments: Don't Say I forgot. To Shirley Phelix, Mary Baxter leaves her even temperament. She sticks to the thought that everythings good and Heaven-sent. To Bob Lytle, Tom Robare leaves his winning smile. This is a sure remedy to make the girls linger awhile. Jane Claffey leaves her good humor to Bobby Wing. Herels hoping that with it he will gain something. Dorothy Chapin wills to Joyce Clary a bowling ball, With hopes she'll show an improvement in the fall. Thal Walsh bequeaths her ladylike manner to Jenny Debo. This will make her more gentle and less raring to go. Ned Lewis wills to Cecil Sawyer his hockey stick, With hopes that with it all teams he can lick. Joan Stanford bequeaths her liveliness to Joan LaPage. lt's a sure remedy to keep the boys in a rage. Gary Gibson leaves his sports' abilities to Phil French. If you play really well, you won't land on the bench. To John Mariano, Bob French wills his favorite book. It's entitled, How to Annoy Teachers Just By Your Lookf' To Dick Ruger, Maureen Wells bequeaths her English Grammar book. Hoping that he will give it more than just one look. Wendell Barkley receives Joe Mackey's Einstein Technique, So he can star in those subjects in which he is weak. Joyce McDonald leaves her farm chores to Dawn Colbert, Along with the old saying- Work never hurt. To Marge McGinnis, Barbara Kingsley bequeaths her personality, So Marge will be filled with more vitality. Gerald Dufore receives a baseball bat from Ronald McLennan, So now he will have a higher record of runs batted in. To Shirley Royer, Mary Harris leaves a book on tennis rules, Maybe, with practice, she can be champion of all the schools. Carol Goodrich receives a typewriter from Betty White. Now Carol can get her school work done before midnight. To Shirley Spencer, Gert Shepard leaves her lovely hair, With this Shirley ought to get a lot of the boys to stare. To Inez Bond, Pat Harrington leaves some height. Inez will receive this with loads of delight. Laura Warriner leaves her office work to Carol Lyman. To get this work done, she will have to put a lot of time in. To the Juniors we leave our seats in Miss Bishop's room. We hpoe you enjoy them from September to June. To the Sophomores we leave a wonderful, but worn out faculty. We hope that you will do as we did and bring them no difficulty. So along towards the end of this dear game We bring in the Freshman Class And leave them our old textbooks, In hopes that they will pass. To th efaculty we leave our Water guns, As an end to the battle they never won. To Miss Hiter we leave a 1952 car. Class,