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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

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': r'.ZjX::9 , iff 1'-+11-'.: : 1.r'f:f. . . . , .:- ,.- ' f i i i Y 1 2 1 1f11'1:-:2-rg:5:r:5::::::,:,5 5:2:Er?i:5:5:1?5r:r5:5:1:f-1 c- s2.2.255ii553?Q2jzg55fgi i555?5 w THE KEYSTEINEIR PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF NORWOOD NORFOLK CENTRAL SCHOOL Volume 'I 1954 Number 5 of TE T Maw CON NS Mfwwhadafa gfllldid www lazimw Mmm Left to Right: YEARBOOK STAFF 1st Row: Thomas McGee, Arlene Rutherford, Chester Hosmer, Shirley Royer, Joan Doran, Patricia. McKenty Mary Myers. 2nd Row: Donna Farnsworth, Arloene Brothers, Martha Relyea, Maureen Walsh, .Philip Lynch, Mrs Mackey Mrs. Root, Philip Dailey, Dawn Colbert, Mary Pircsuk, Charles Papp, Franklin Jesmer. Ed1tor-in-Chiet .................... Advertising Managers ........ Business Managers ....... Literary Editor ....... Sports Editors .,........ Art and Arrangement Editors ........ .-. . ACt1V1t16S Editor ..,....................... Typists ........................ Treasurer ......... .........Shir1ey Royer ..........Phi1ip Dailey Philip Lynch ........Mary Myers Thomas McGee Arlene Rutherford ............Chester Hosmer J can Doran ...........Char1es Papp Franklin J esmer ..Patricia McKenty .......Martha Relyea Donna Farnsworth Rose Marie Debien Maureen Walsh ........4.......Dawn Colbert Advisors ........ ....... M rs. Helen Mackey Mrs. Frances Root The 'Keystoner is our effort at preserving the memory of the Class of '54, May you receive as much pleasure from reading it as we have received from pro- ducing it. 6 U 1,29 Qs Q in iilcmoriam Q 0 The Class of 1954 wishes to pay sincere and heartfelt tribute to two Norwood-Norfolk graduates, Pfc. Donald Gately, Class of '49, and Cpl. Robert Cutler, Class of '50. It is difficult to express how we feel about these boys whose lives were sacrificed for us and for their country. Because we realize fully the inadequacy of anything we might say of Donald Gately and Robert Cutler, we say of them only, Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine. Cpl. Robert Cutler Cpl. Robert Cutler was born on October 24, 1933. He attended school in Norwood, where he participated in athletics for four years and was a member of the senior play cast in his last year, He was graduated from Norwood-Norfolk Central School in June, 1950. Cutler joined the army on July 5, 1950 and went to Fort Dix, New Jersey, for his basic train- ing. Later he took a twelve weeks' engineering course at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, before being shipped to Fort Lawvton, Washington and thence to Korea, On May 18, 1951, Cutler was declared missing in action and on December 31, 1953 he was de- clared dead. Cutler received the Purple Heart and the Korean Medal, which were awarded to him posthumously. Pfc. Donald Gately Pfc. Donald W. Gately was- born in Norfolk on- May 25, 1931. He attended Norfolk High School where he was active in athletics and where he captained the basketball :team during his senior year. On July 25, 1949, Ga-tely was inducted into the army a-nd went to Fort Dix, New Jersey, for his basic training. He was subsequently trans- ferred to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and still later was sent to Okinawa. In November of 1950 he left Okinawa for Korea. Gaitely was declared missing in action on Feb- ruary 13, 1951, and thereafter he was listed as a prisoner of war by the Chinese until August, 1953, when at telegram came stating that he had escaped from Chinese custody. He was officially declared dead in November, 1953, and was posthumously awarded the Korean Service Medal, the U.N. Medal, and the Bronze Star, Mr. William Kitney To Mr. William Kitney, coach and educator in Norwood and Norfolk for twenty-five years, we, the Class of 1954, pay tribute in our Keystoner. The twenty-one years that you have spent at Norwood and the four years at Norwood-Norfolk Central represent much more than a quarter century of work well done. Indeed, the loyal service that you have given to the school children and to the people of your community cannot be easily expressed in a few words. You have worked diligently to instill in us a spirit of sports- manship and of cooperation while always exhibiting these qualities yourself, you have worked many extra hours helping us to make our extra curricular activities successful, you have been an inspiration to all of us. For these reasons we are honored to be able to pay tribute to you this year. 8 92211 O I4 Q' 1 K L S M 2 1 Q J -I IEE' C Q w fo 540000 . , K-XOXOOX' 'W 4 so In years to come, as our memories grow dim, may our Keysfoner remind us of our faculty, teachers and principals, who have all had a part in molding our lives. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right: lst Row: William Salisbury, Mrs. Melissa Carroll-Sup-erintendentg Kinsman Wright-Presi- dent, Mrs. Blanche Palmer-Clerk, John Lynch. 2nd Row: Howard Hall, Donald Bixby, George Dailey, Kenneth MacDonald, Russell Colbert Kenyon Jones. We, the Board of Education, congratulate the Class of 1954 upon the attainment of one of its goals, graduation. Graduation from high school marks the beginning of a new stage in your life and education. New experiences, new opportunities, and new accomplishments await those of you who strive for them. A full and inter- esting life lies ahead ot you in this modern world of ours. It is our hope that you will make the most of the advantages that you have had and that each and every one of you will have cl full .and success- ful life in whatever field of endeavor you choose. 11 lt has been many years since a graduating class has been able to face a future that appears as bright and filled with opportunity as the one that our graduates face at present. You, the graduates of 1954, are members of a vast group of young people who have taken the opportunity to better prepare yourselves for the future by completing your secon- dary education. You have had the many opportunities and ad- vantages of a new building, new courses, and an enriched program. Larger graduating classes of better prepared students give evidence of the adaptability of the program to the needs and abilities of the students. We are proud to be a part of an educational system that constantly strives to meet the needs of our community. Graduates of Norwood-Norfolk Central School may take much pride and satisfaction of accomplishment in. having suc- cessfully completed twelve years of schooling. l hope that many of you will avail yourselves of the opportunities that higher education offers. l am happy to have this opportunity to congratulate the members of the Class of 1954. RICHARD W. HANN, Supervising Principal Senior Class of 1954, you have great opportunities before you. You have available to you the facilities of many institu- tions for further training, if that is what you desire. If your interest is such that you should seek employment, that also should be available in this area with its expected de- velopments. Congratulations, Class of 1954, and may you make the most of your individual opportunities. FRANCIS W. KELLY, Vice Principal 12 F A C U L T Y English, Foreign Language, Library and Social Studies Departments Left to Right: 1st Row: Mrs, Frances Root, Edward Hoff- man, Miss Marjorie Everett. 2nd Row: Mrs, Helen Mackey, Miss Eva Bishop, Miss Mercedes Sullivan. F A C U L T Y Art, Home Economics, and Music Departments Left to Right: lst Row: Miss Dorothea Watkins-Cadet, Mrs. Carol Ackles, Mrs. Phyllis Nowak, Mrs, Esther Scott. 2nd Row: Mrs, Ann Burkett, Miss Barbara McCann. 13 1,2 F A C U L T Y Commercial, Mathematics and Science Departments Left to Right: 1st Row: Mrs. Laura Phalen, Miss' Eli: Taylor. G ' . 2nd Row: Bruce Williams, Miss Virgil Droms, Donald Spotswood. I F A C U L T Y JUNIOR HIGH DEPARTMENT Left to Right: lst Row: Miss Ella Cranston, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowhall. 2nd Row: Miss Marion Cranston, Jerome Bombard, Miss Helen Calnon, F A C U L T Y Agriculture, Physical Education, Music and Industrial Arts Departments Left to Right: lst Row: Robert Donovan, John Allie. 2nd Row: Van Whittemore, Miss Rita Hiter William Kitney. Missing: William Stephenson. 1 F A C U L T Y NORWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: lst Row: Mrs. Bernice Dullea, Mrs, Beatrice Aldrich. 2nd Row: Mrs. .Helen Bradish, Howard Mc- Cuin, Mrs. Marjorie Walsh. 14 .y F A c u L T Y NORWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: lst Row: Mrs. Rowena Murray, Mrs. Esther Hickey, Mrs, Ida Folk. 2nd Row: Mrs. Ire-ne Wilb-er, Mrs. Geraldean O,Brieng Mrs. Marion Green. F A C U L T Y NORFOLK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: lst Row: Mrs. Helen Fuller, Howard Cond- lin, 2nd Row: Mrs. Helen Wing, Mrs. Lena Roy, Mrs. Virginia Flanders, Mrs. Joan Thomp- son. 15 F A C U L T Y NORWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: lst Row: Mrs. Ruth LaPoint, Mrs. Constance Chaffee, Mrs. Phyllis McDonald. 2nd Row: Mrs. Tena Renzema,'Mrs, Elthel Dorothy, Mrs. Patricia McGinnis. F A C U L T Y Norfolk ond Roymondville Elementary Schools Left to Right: Mrs. Eileern McCormick, Miss Gertrude Carr, Mrs. Lillian Seeber, Mrs. Doris Maurer. Missing: Mrs, Veronica Macomber. F A C U L T Y Norfolk Elementary School Left to Right: lst Row: Miss Rita Murphy, Mrs. Nellie Flanagan. 2nd Row: Mrs. Gertrude- Babcock, Miss Ann Calnon, Mrs. Muriel Sanborn, Mrs. Elea- nor Hayes. FACULTY ' Left Mrs, Josephine Harrington ' Nurse Right Miss Barbara Hasseler - Dental Hygienist OFFICE PERSONNEL I Norwood-Norfolk Junior-Senior High School Left to Right: Mrs. Alice Shanfelter, Mrs. Ir-ene McCormick. NORWOOD CAFETERIA STAFF eft 'to Right: Ernie Delaney, Mrs. Ruth Powell, Mrs, Mamie Stacy. issing: Mrs. Ione Hun-ter, Norfolk Staff. 17 OFFICE PERSONNEL Left Mrs. Elizabeth Jenner Norwood' Elementary School Right Mrs.'Frar1ces Sharlow Norfolk Elementary School . www O I4 QQW Q' lg L 2 X a 4 FW A It :ESU 'Vo Q c Nwggb 9 0 L O 9-M SENIORS We, the Class of 1954, upon grad- uation from NNCS, will embark upon our separate futures, but no matter what widely divergent paths we take, we will all be taking with us a com- mon background of memories center- ing around our high school days. mm CLASS GFFICERS Left to Right: Ronald Spencer, Treasurer, Jane Farrington, President, Philip Lynch, Vice President, Shirley Royer, Secretary. 21 M A I 1 Q 4 ' gmt am 2 f 55 5 V W ,M ' ' , . k 2229 Z. I Q - ggif?3,?ztfi 3' .. :fgmwg-ggvtgiw , mi Q 5m wif . , 4 wwf .-,f . eggs , Q M33 NLQ Vg x K rqzgszz-azz: cu, 'Ja A VTESZSU gg, Nt , X QS: if JOHN BARTLETT HLuke!1 J.V, Basketball, 23 Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com.: Senior Ball Com. PAUL JOSEPH BEAULIEU Intramurals 3' Track 2 H217- LAURA J. BEAUDETTE net llJa Il Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 3, Junior Prom Com.: Senior Ball Com INEZ MARIAN BOND Shorty Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 25 Cheerleading 15 Junior Prom Com Senior Ball Com MARC BEAULIEU Marcus Cross Country 2, 3, Track 1, 23 Hockey l 2, 3. RICHARD J. BOPREY Blackie J.V. Basketball 2, J.V. Baseball 1, 2g Varsity Baseball 43 Cross Country lg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 15 Class Officer 3, Junior Prom Com., Senior Ball Com.g Senior Playg Projection Crew. 23 ARLOENE B, BROTHERS Arllie Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 2, Junior Prom Com.g Year- book Staffg Library Club 4. JEAN MURIEL DAGGETT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, NYSSMA 2, Operetta 1, 2, In- Itramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com., Senior Ball Com. ROBERT E, CHAPIN Nnobn Varsity Basketball 3, J.V. Base- ball 3g Varsity Baseball 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Basketball Mgr. 23 Junior Prom Com. JOAN FRANCES DAGGETT Splash Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Ope- retta 1, 2, 3, NYSSMA 2, 35 In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com,, Senior Ball Com. DAWN E. COLBERT Dwan Girls' Chorus 13 Intramurals 1 2, 45 Senior Ball-Com., Year- book Staff: Library Club 4. PHILIP B, DAILEY Timer J .V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 33 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom Com.g Senior Ball Com., Yearbook Staffg Projection Crew 1, 2. Z4 56-Q 'm ROSE MARIE DEBIEN Rosie Band 13 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 In- tramurals 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com.3 Senior Ball Com.3 Senior Play. DONNA M. FARNSWORTH Ilsisn Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Intramurals 2, 43 Junior Prom Com., Year- book Staffj Speaking Contest 2. man Www JOAN M. DORAN IIJON Band 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 43 Bel-Aires 43 Orches- tra 3, 43 NYSSMA 2, 43 Ope- retta 2, 33 Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com.3 Senior Ball Com.3 Yearbook Staffg Senior Play3 Speaking Contest 23 Library Club 4. JANE FARRINGTON Fern Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheer- leading 43 Class Officer 1, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com.3 Senior Ball Com. wh- RITA MARY DUEGAW Ritz Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 A Cappella Choir 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Com,3 Senvior Ball Com.3 Senior Play. MARION E. FELIX 'Wk Manic Band J, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Orchestra 2. GRETCHEN FETTER- Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 Intra murals 1 2 3 4 DONALD I-IAIG Don' Transferred from Massena High School, Sept. 1952. Junior Prom Com.g Senior Ball Com.: Stage Crew 4 JEAN E. GANG HHunk!7 Girls' Chorus 13 Junior Prom Com,g Senior Ball Com. CHESTER HOSMER llchetli A Cappella Choir 1, 23 J.V Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basket ball 3, 45 J.V. Baseball lg Var sity Baseball 2, 35 Intrarnurals 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 33 Junior Prom Com,g Yearbook Sftaff Senior play. JESSIE GRANT Jessica Girls' Chours 2, Intramurals 3, 4, Junior Prom Com., Senior Ball Com. FRANKLIN J ESMER Frank Valedictorian Band 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 3, 45 Bel Aires 4, Grchestra 3, 43 Male Quartet 33 NYSSMA 3, 4, Ope retta 1, 2, J,V, Baseball 23 In tramurals 3, 4, Junior Prom Com.g Yearbook Staffg Senior Play, Math Con-test 3. 26 06 ALLEN KINGSLEY Albert J.V. Baseball 2, 33 Varsity Base- ball Mgr. 13 Cross Country 1, 2, 33 Hockey 3, 43 Intramurals 1. PHILIP M. LYNCH ll ' ,Y Mike J,V. Baseball 23 Varsity Baseball 33 Track lg Intramurals ficer 2, 3, 43 Senior Ball Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 1, 2, 33 Class Of- Junior Prom Com., Com.3 Yearbook Sltaff 3 Senior Play. BERNARD J. LOGAN Transferred from Massena High School, Sept. 1952. Varsity Basketball 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Technimacs 23 Junior Prom Com.3 Senior Ball Com. JOSEPH P. MARIANO HJ U Varsity Baseball Mgr. 13 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 1, 3, 43 J.V. Baseball 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Playg Projection Crew 1, 2, 3. CAROL LYMAN Petunia Intramurals 1, 2, 3, B 4. THOMAS B. McGEE Burt and 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 23 NYSSMA 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 33 J .V, Basket- ball Mgr. 13 J,V. Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 43 J.V. Base- ball 33 Track 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Class Officer 1, 2, 33 Junior Prom Com.: Senior Ball Com.3 Yearbook Staff, Senior Play. 27 'Eat 3 . 'l fl-ww ,A ' F3 '. H f A 1 3 .. .,,, I 1 3 3. I is -1 'N if if .ay 2, ,aa .. .. Q, A , A , , 2. , W I , Mfa., V Q ,. N . -Hi 1, .. X, ,V ,. ,fr I ,.-11, , P-3 f., r,iNhu 1 '5 . ' iwlgfrfig 'ff '- 2 W, 2-:le 'ami 4 hyx X li , N ... i I A , Q, , 45:35 4, wig ra, t 1, Elisa: -3 , 39, fsyxfggg N 4 Q 2 mu 5 Y? K 'sas .B 3 1 I J Q1 iii, S XX I if 1 K i PATRICIA McKENTY risk Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Cheerleading 1 2 3 4 Junior Prom Com Senior Ball Com Yearbook Staff, Senior Play J '- - Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A , W 1 . 1 , Q - 1 1 1 ,Q , , I ' ' -Q was 'JY ' . .S ilaiew-H04 MARY E. MYERS Slugger Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 4, Junior Prom Com., Senior Ball Com., Year- book Staffg Senior Play: Li- brary Club 4. ELLA MAE MOLNAR llMamie!! Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Intramurals 3, 4, Junior Prom Com., Senior Ball Com.: Speaking Contest 2. JOHN E. 0 BRIEN E Intramurals 4. M. JOAN MORGAN Joanie Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Bel-Aires 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 43 NYSSMA 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 2, Senior Play, CHARLES PAPP KI Chas!! Band 1, 2, 3, 4g A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 'l, 2, 3, 45 Bel-Aires 49 Orchestra 3, 45 Male Quartet 1, 2, 3, NYSSMA 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 23 Cross Country 2, 39 Track 1, 2, 3, Hockey lg Intramurals 2, 3, Class Officer lg Junior Prom Com.g Senior Ball Com., Year- book Staff. 28 ms SHIRLEY JEAN PHELIX Shirl A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 35 Major- ettesl 2 3 4 Cheerleading 4 Intramurals 1, 2. LLOYD J. PITTS Cross Counltry 33 Track 23 Hoc- key 4g Intramurals 3, 4. 'Nap-. LEE VICTOR PIERCE Penrod J.V, Basketball 23 Track 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Projec- tion Crew 1, 2 Senior play. JAMES THERON PLUMB Prunes Hockey 4, Cross Country 1, 3g Hockey Mgr. 35 Track 2g Jun.ior Prom Com' Senior Ball Com. 'huge MARY J. PIRCSUK Perk Glrls Chorus 1, Jumor Prom Com., Senior Ball Com.g Year- book Staffg Library- Club 4. NANCY PURVES HNan!! Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA RELYEA 4aM'arty1v Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, A Cap- pella Choir 3, Intramurals 1, Junior Prom Com., Senior Ball Com., Yearbook Staff, Senior Play. RICHARD E. RUGER. uoogiev Track 2' Intramurals 2, 3 CHARLES J. ROBARE Chas J,V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsi-ty Basketball 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Com., Senior Ball Com. ARLENE M. RUTHERFORD Cochise Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff SHIRLEY ANN ROYER Frenchie Salutatorian Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Dance Banidi 2, 3, 4, Bel- Aires 4, Orchestra 4, NYSSMA 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, Class Offi- cer 1, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, Central Topix for Courier-Freeman 4. CECIL R. SAWYER, Jr. uJoen J.V, Basketball 2, Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 3, Cross Coun- try 1, 2, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Com., Projec- tion Crew 1, 2. RONALD L. SPENCER iKRudH Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Base- ball 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Class Officer 4g Junior Prom Com,g Senior Ball Corn. SHIRLEY SPENCER Spence Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Com.g Senior Ball Com. MAUREEN E. WALSH Snooks Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 A Cap'- pella Choir 3g Intramurals lg Junior Prom Com.g Senior Ball Com.g Yearbook Staff, Senior Playg Stage Crew 3, 31 Name John Bartlett Laura Beaudette Paul Beaulieu Marc Beaulieu Inez Bond Richard Boprey Arloene Brothers Robert Chapin Dawn Colbert Jean Daggett Joan Daggett Philip Dailey Rose Marie Debien Joan Doran Rita Duegaw Donna Farnsworth Jane Farrington Resernbles Why Red Skelton Judy Holliday His red hair Her voice and manner Professor McNutley Quietude Tarzan June Allyson Garry Moore His physique 1 Her low voice Brushcut and foolish- ness Oveta Culp Hobby Business Gene Autrey Marjorie Maine The Toni Twins Jack Webb Estalitta Lily Pons Martha Logan Madame Curie Esther Williams The western appeal of cowboy boots Love of the Country Identical twins Skill not to leave clues Her long black hair Her voice Her domestic aptitude Her scientific talent Her athletic capability 32 Will Be Comedian Manager of Woolworths Professor African explorer Square dance caller Radio, T.V. Actor Secretary to the Presi- dent Back in the saddle again Farmerette The Daggett Daredevils Captain of Los Angeles Police Department Head operator at Ray- mondville Telephone Company Metropolitan Opera Star Sailor's wife Nobel Prize Winner of 1964 First woman All-Ameri- can Marion Felix Gretchen Fetter Jean Gang Jessie Grant Donald Haig Chester Hosmer Franklin J esmer Allen Kingsley Bernard Logan Carol Lyman Philip Lynch Joseph Mariano Thomas McGee Patricia McKenty Ella Mae Molnar Joan Morgan Mary Myers John O'Brien Charles Papp Shirley Phelix Lee Pierce Mary Pircsuk Lloyd Pitts James Plumb Nancy Purves Martha Relyea Charles Robare Shirley Royer Richard Ruger Arlene Rutherford Cecil Sawyer Ronald Spencer Shirley Spencer Maureen Walsh Susan B. Anthony My Friend Irma Eve Arden Julius Caesar Hercules Admiral Byrd Captain Video Mickey Rooney Clifton Webb Florence Nightingale Gordie Howe Johnny Dollar Walt Disney Albert Einstein Juliette Lowe Baby Snooks Jane Russell Jimmy Stewart Mario Lanzo Joan Davis Gabby Hayes Hattie Carnegie Harpo Marx Casper Milquetoast Dale Evans Margo Lane Tex Montana Marguerite Higgens Howard Hughes Mamie Eisenhower Crazylegs Mossadegh Maureen Connolly Jerry Cruncher Her powers of oral ex- pression Her endless questions Her frivolous nature Knowledge of Latin Neatly padded figure and strength His longing for the high seas His interest in science fiction His height Always in trouble Her medical skill Hockey star Keen, methodical mind His artistic ability Skill at juggling chemic- al symbols Benevolence t o w a r d s children Little girl Her way with men Seriousness Our singing troubadour Her flexibility His stories and drawl Skill at designing fash- ions Wavy hair Adherence to rules and regulations Love of animals Runs in the family His love of Western music Ability to write No connections Her bangs Runs like a deer Makes his living from oil Tennis ability Interest in someone who is interested in the same business 33 Lecturer Secretary An English teacher An interpreter Pretzel bender A sailor with a girl in every port Head of Space Patrol Farmer World Olympic P i n g Pong Star Head Nurse at NNCS Captain of Detroit Red Wings Head of Pinkerton's De- tective Agency MGM's top cartoonist Nuclear physicist Leader of Raymondville Girl Scouts A big girl someday lshe hopesl Head of General Motors Senator Music director at Crane Acrobat Forest Ranger in Texas Dress designer A comb tester A yes man Owner of a horse ranch Norwood Chief of Police Yodler Editor of NNCS Tribune A batchelor Head of the Grange Football star Shah of Iran U. S. Olympic Star Undertaker's assistant .- - , A-': . -. N. '. :iw , 1 if f ,' . I :fi .' I. if , , L f i .A We, the Seniors of the class of June, 1954, being of quandarying mind and reminiscent V heart, do hereby will and bequeath all our worldly and unearthly goods as follows: Arlene Rutherford bequeaths her well-known laugh to Lenore Monica. Jessie Grant wills her tan to light-complexioned Joan Connelly, Joseph Mariano leaves his seat in 'the Senior homeroom to Jimmy Webster. , 'ro Arlene Haggett, shiriey Pheiix wills the earrings she has wom an through her senior ifwvzl 'Fi I year with the hope that she will do the same. if 1 -r,-. , dl- F.,-1 Q, 1- . .wx ' -. . ',.. .1: ,z e ,gy 'flu' . fir? 5232 girl zzz.: 21 at i. - -.r Q -. ' 5 .j 73:2 X e 3' af .eqyg of-'-eg .- L ., , ., . ,U-,, Q, 579. . gi- 2531 5 ws' ff W-: 31 7: F fi T1 if -is!! .- ,fi 5 -'jf 2212, Elf ,gg , ,w PF,- ,fc '-,'-1 . 5' -1-lv ,.j. be .- -. 5 me ,. . . af. : B1 .-Q: j. we ..f A iff'-. 1 -. SI .gi 3 4 i'f V . -' if situ' ' git? 4 5542533 5'4 :I iff :'. 34 ' ,pq ,t is -:mr 2'-F. -if af f? 3' 15 ,yn Zire Aki- ,. 4.53 ' if .5 - Q - - . YJ., Q.. D 3: is .4 R. 1-TFQ .M Ronald Spencer transmits his position as right defenseman to Dale LaBarge. Joan Doran leaves Diane Ayers her quiet voice with the hope rthat she'll make use of it. To Mary Darabon goes Jane Farrington's athletic ability, Shirley Jesmer receives Donna Farnsworth's art ability. To next year's chemistry class, Carol Lyman leaves her lab book, answers included. Pat McKen'ty wills Carol Young her blonde hair. Maureen Walsh leaves her ability to stay out of trouble to Norma Kingsley. Marion Felix hands down her natural ability to turn flips to Eleanor Dow. Charles Papp wills his music ability to Chuck Morgan with the hope that he will use it wisely. Nancy Purves leaves her nice quiet laugh to Kay Watson and Donna Colby. To Donna Spotswodd, Jean Daggett wills her ability to keep a man. Jane Logan and Jean McKenty receive Joan Morgan's treasured book, How To Get Along Without a Man. Rose Marie Debien leaves her position on the girls' soccer team to Shirley Agen, Dawn Colbert bequeaths the use of her farm to Judy Redmond. Shirley Royer wills her violin to Carolyn Pettys so that she will have one to use at school and one to use at home Red Bresee is on the receiving end of Phil Lynch's hockey ability. John Bartlett leaves his good aim in throwing erasers and chalk to Buddy Haggett. Richard O'Connor receives Marc Beau1ieu's comfortable corner seat in English 12 Paul Beaulieu wills his quiet nature to Ken Dallos, who he is sure can make good use of it. Shirley Spencer bequealths her square dancing ability to Rose Davey, To John Richards goes Bernard Logan's ability to blush easily when called upon in class. Lloyd Pitts wills his curly locks to Bobby Wing. Patricia Gravelin receives Mary Pircsuk's very deep and cute dimples. Franklin Jesmer leaves what little artistic ability he has to Dick King. .. ia ,i . . ,. , , V fl' 39691- if r i ' ,S 'f' ,-7:-ff' .f-TE' ,-3. f..?fC.:1 .s -, A st4 ,,api3.' e' - ri S'-3st, -5-fi ' ,gift-. --' Q r . ..L- jzigf- :lv . J: , -- fi ,,. ,-- - '.-I ' 3 ,,-.. e 1 4.5 , ' Robert Chapin bequeaths his ability to snap gum during study hall to Betty Jay. Jean Gang wills her Tennessee Wigwa1k to Juanita Pelkey. Don Haig leaves his muscles to Maurice Greasy Raymo. To Mary Wilkins goes Gretchen Feltter's long wavy hair. ' Arloene Brothers leaves her seat in the library to Shirley Clark with the hope that she'll make better use of its facilities. Cecil Sawyer wills his trips to Potsdam and Madrid to Dick Wood, Joan Daggett leaves her ability .to drive carefully to Arlene Haggett. Jimmy Plumb wills his ability to get a ride to Norwood to Dick Baynes. Jack Shephard receives Phil Dailey's comb with the hope that he will make use of it. Charles Robare leaves his western appearance to Kenny Spencer ' Allen Kingsley wills his ability to skip school sto Jon Harrington with the hope that he will have better luck getting away with'.it,, To Janice Clary goes Martha Relyea's law ability. John O'Brien wills his bottle of peroxide to any Junior that could use it. Dick Boprey bequeaths his height to Barbara LaBarge. Inez Bond leaves her ability to catch a Norfolk man to Ann Farrington. Tom McGee wills Bob Burns his front seat in Mrs. Mackey's English class with the hope that he will understand Macbeth better than he did. Ella Mae Molnar leaves her Parker pen to Florence Perry with the hope thast by using it she will not lose out on dictation in shorthand next year. Richard Rugar leaves his many admirers to Robert Dumers Chet Hosmer wills Mrs. Mackey to Jim Myers with the hope that she will take Miss Sulli- van's place as his English teacher. Lee Pierce wills his ability to use a large vocabulary to Walter Pelkey, - Rita Duegaw bequeaths the book, The Ability To Reform from a Bad Boy' to a Model Man in Six Easy Lessons, to Ernie Farmer. Laura Beaudette leaves her small plastic handbag and all that's in it to Janice Dean. Mary Myers wills the time honored book, How To Get Your Marr, to Norma Spencer with the hope that she can make use of it. Fran Lavigne receives a record of Bell Bottom Blues and a box of staltionery from Tom McGee with 'the hope that she will put both to good use, Arlene Rutherford, Mary Myers, and Mary Pircsuk leave their jobs with Mr. Kelly and their seats 'on the cheerleaders' bus to any three Junior girls who can prove themselves worthy of them. We make, constitute and appoint Mr. Stephenson to be executor of this our last will and testament. V e A MARY MYERS, CARCL LYMAN JE, Z'- pi L . Q ga f. 4 fit 'I 72, 1. A is f. J Q:-Q 3, ,-.,.1, rift'-1 :fi .. fi 'nf ' 'f' ii' ' 1.54161 13261 . . Yu? , 1 Q 'is 1 I , Q 5-r. 4352 .f 5, -ff.: , 31:9 1.1 4. , gg.. , , 92 J X L gi 'j .SQ 3. S -1, Yi 1 . . 'Ie ,ff 4 1 ,4. Q 2.52: hifi, f. G: , . T A3 . ,cg 513 2 fic: ee 15 '41 1 I 41-ea X f swf'-is X .Kap gh- Mu, x f , L .. A : 1 1 Q 'N 1, :, . Z 1 ' , l3 V Q ' l i ,, 4.,.,.1:1: , ,.,.:.,::: I 1 I 0 14 Q' 1 Q L 3 M 2 4 Q J -1 lfgglf 'Vo . J' C Q w fo FN T300 , , vxogigov 44 6 9 Freshmen, sophomores, i u n i o r s, and finally seniors! In four short years our high school careers are over. To those underclassmen who have one, two, or even fhree years leff in NNCS we ask you to take our advice and make the most of every minute of each of those years. JUNIORS Leiit to Right: lst Row: James Myers, Charles Morgan, George Belgarde, Bernard LaBarge, Walter Pelkey, Maurice Potter, John Grant, Ronald Dumers, Kermit Haig, James Webster. 2nd Row: Richard Baynes, Wayne Phelps, Douglas Johnson, Dale LaBarge, Lawrence Haggett, Mr. Spots- wood, Robert Wing, Jon Harrington, Ronald Dallos, Richard King. 3rd Row: George Harriman, Herbert Richardson, Richard Gage, Lary Gibson, John Steinbarge, Robert Burns, Richard Baxter, Kenneth Dallos, John Shepard, Silas Warriner. 4th Row: Herbert Upell, Garry Campbell, Clyde Harrington. M'B:ing: Maurice Raymo, Carl Davey. 41 4. A .L .- JUNIORS Leflt to Right: lst Row: Barbara LaBarre', Mary Lynne Wright, Eleanor Dow, Donna Spotswood, Vivian McNairn, Florence Perry, Mary Darabon, Janice Clary, Carol Morgan, Patricia Gravelin. 2nd Row: Norma Kingsley, Barbara LaBarge, Frances Lewis, Maureen Tiernan, Miss Taylor, Joan LaPage, Mary Wilkins, Jacqueline Boprey, Rose Davey, Shirley Jesmer, 3rd Row: Carol Young, Carolyn Pettys, Jane Logan, Shirley Deon, Judy Redmond, Mary LeF1eur, Shirley Molnar, Shirley Agen, Loris Honer, Joan Connelly. 4th Row: Luella Dashnaw, Shirley Clark, Barbara Grant, Esther Ruger, Margaret Margittay, Arlene Haggett. Missing: Betty Jay, Lenore Monica. 39 SOPHOMORES Shar- yce 't, Jo Dailey, Carole Roach, Marjorie Har stock, Valery Dm Mattice, Adrienne C udrey gas, A y Bri na Colby, Brett 011 w:D lst Ro .EP P cd Q3 C r-'I -ff? P 41 ti GJ .M P11 GJ D-1 rd 33 CI cd I3 P-1 E O v-1 Janice Mackey, Mr. Williams, Sanborn, Dawn King, 2nd Row: Frances Lavigne, Ann Farrington-, Geraldean Farnsworth, Sylvia 'Q QJ III cu -cs c: CD v-1 U m. .ci 5 3 1: 1: 41 vi' s.. cu Pa 4 an .E Q Pu 4-7 4-7 an D-1 FA s-4 cd 2 3rd Row: Lisle Sanborn, Robert Dumers, Yvonne Stevens, Joan Hughes, Marilyn McNulty, Lucille Wood, Jean McKenrty, Mary Jane :fl an E m 'E cu ci o 9 O Walsh, Mosher, Patrick erry Hunter, T eagan, Jack R obert lark, R C Chapin, Richard rench, Donald F ary nor, Rich LaHair, G rt eer, Dick w: R D. U2 obe 4th Ro vi 'U r-4 N .-CI o 'l'1 D1 C -C1 O '1 Stephen Royce, David Bixby, Donald McClure, 5th Row: Gerald LaComb, James Shyne, Donald Clark, William Rood, Robert -ci I-4 CU rn. CD ,c: cn ght ri icor, Ted W Vin Charles Paul Paige, acer, Spen er, Kenneth II1 est Far TH rn, E bu Wash Wayne lie 6th Row: Ronald Bosjo -Cs 8 a S1 aa 0 I-a cs 5: 2 .H ,cz rn G. .2 H EQ O E O 3 I Sh .E 3. E FRESHMEN Left to Right: lst Row: Janice Dean, Dawn Richards, Norma Spencer, Laura Wilber, Mary Taylor, Shirley Chapin, Mar- jorie Cameron, Louise Beaulieu, Ann Larrow, Brenda Gagnon, 2nd Row: Charleen Woodward, Irene Dufore, Marie Wilson, Wilma Eurto, Larry McClure, Joseph McKenna, Lloyd LaComb, Ronald LaRue, Albert Woodward, Regena Felix, Patricia Johnson. 3rd Row: Elizabeth Nemo, Winnie Arquitte, Norma Dow, Ann Haig, Miss Everett, Mr. Hoffman, Alice Davey, Constance Wickwire, Carol Ashley, Dora Beaulieu. 4th Row: Charles Purves, Charles Quigley, Charles McGinnis, Jack Morgan, John McKenty, Barry Wood- ward, Robert McGibbon, Ronald Deshane, Gerald McElwain, Howard Agen Missing: Joan Christian, Robert Dean, Agatha Goodrow, Glenn McClure, Elizabeth McGregor, Joan Maftxtice, Nelson Michaud FRESHMEN Left to Right: lst Row: Sandra Taylor, Donna Cutler, Sondra Mackey, Rita King, Judy Mellon, Nancy Gately, Helen Mat- son, Mary Gladys Paige, Lola Hooper, Sharon Thomson, Diane- Clark. 2nd Row: Michael Leonard, Robert Connelly, Ronald McCarthy, Peter Molnar, Joseph Cutler, Edson Pelsue, Cyril Paige, Joseph Myers, James Tiernan, Herbert Jones. 3rd Row: Laura Talcott, Betty Grant, Jane Trippany, Kathleen Gonyea, Miss Everett, Mr, Hoffman, Evelyn Ruger, Carol Catura, Alma Wilson, Deanna Shampine, Catherine Germano, Muriel Goodrich. 4th Row: James Murray, John Hall, Richard Wood, Gordon Perry, Stanley Prashaw, Ronald Debien, Charles Belgarde, James Richardson, Patrick McGinrnis, John Francia. I 41 EIGHTH GRADE Left to Right: 1st Row: Patricia Blanchard, Shirley Chilton, Patricia Babcock, Gaile Prashaw, Sally Connelly, Barbara Goodrich, Carol Raymo, Beth Bixby, Cynthia- Bosjolie, Lynette O'Connor. 2nd Row: Mr. Kitney, Virginia Loomis, Shirley Lanning, Maud Ryan, Marlene Worley, Joan Dumers, San- dra Simonette, Ann MacAnthur, Gail Levia, Ella Mae MacGregor, Miss Marion Cransvton. 3rd Row: Douglas Roden, Thomas Gang, William Peters, Gordon Pitts, Robert Rafter, Harold Webster, Rob- ert Doran, Joseph Sabad, Richard Rood, Ogden Tiernan. 4th Row: Barry Akins, Edward Richards, Wayne Powell, Wendell Pettys, Ronald Neverett, Jerry Derochie, Richard Clark, Herbert Briggs, Lloyd St. Pier, Daryl Martini, Alton Lewin, Missing: Norma Belile, Mary Jean Hall, Arthur LaPrade, Shirley O'Hara, Carole Raiter, Freida St. Pier. L EIGHTH GRADE Left to Right: lst Row: Bonnie Boprey, Grace Dashnaw, Elizaberth McGinnis, Margaret O'Hara, Genevieve Bemis, Shirley Bero, Jean McGregor, Carolyn Monroe, Sharon Buck, Pauline Mellon. 2nd Row: Mr. Kitney, Ann Bowhall, Janet Deugaw, Rita Stanford, Elizabeth Thompson, Diette Porter, Eileen Perry, Joyce Bush, Jean Dishaw, Miss Marion Cranston, 3rd Row: Roger McNairn, Joseph Sutter, Eugene Bonno, Francis Mariano, James Pike, Donald LaBarge, Ronald Richardson, Ronald Dufore, Stanley Hunter, Raymond Chagnon. 4th Row: Jay Pelsue, Robert Richards, James Frego, Rchard Shampine, Amanda Jayne Fetterly, Shirley Bax- rter, Gerald Donnelly, John Colberlt, Kenneth LaShomb, James LaDue, Robert Murray. Missing: Carol Catura, Leon Clary, Vivian Greenwood, Ann Larrow, Mary Taylor, Evelyn Ruger. 142 'ref ', - - EIGHTH GRADE Left to Right: , l lst Row: Ronald Gravelin, Wayne Bond, Richard Davey, Francis Brown, Terry LaF1eur, Louis FIHCCO, Leslie Newcombe, Ronald Planty, Lloyd Agen, Richard Raymo. 2nd Row: Mr Kitney, Lorna Monica, Ruth Raymo, Carol Pelkey, Roselyn McQuown, Norma Belile, Karen Porter, Sally Despaw, Cynthia Paige, Ethel Ru-tley, Miss Marion Cranston, 3rd Row: Rita Raymo, Regina Greenwood, Beatrice Barnes, Linda Mosher, Sarah Searles, Mildred Agen, Pearl Ramsey, Belva McComber, Carolyn Arquitte, Rhoda Snyder. 4th Row: Gene Jandreau, Larry Bartlett, Robem Matthews, 'Merle Suckie, Alex Jandreau, James Shepard, Robert LaPage, Allan LaDue, Harold Sirles. Missing: James Claffey, Edward Richards. SEVENTH GRADE Left to Right: lst Row: Marna Dockum, Diana McDonald, Mary Lytle, Cynthia Spotswood, Mary Lou Matson, Norma Regan, Phyllis Calnon, Lorraine Breakey, 2nd Row: Linda McClure, Juanita Grant, Viola Horton, Darleen Richards, Mr. Bombard, Marie DeLosh, Evelyn Law, Christine Mellon. ' 3rd Row: Ronald Sanborn, Richard Besaw, Keith Barnes, Wendell Monroe, Frank LaDue, John Sharlow, Walter Sanborn, Kenneth Plumb. 4th Row: Philip Gagnonl, Thomas Belgarde, John Bero, Charles Powell, Philip Royce, John Walk-er, Francis Sharlow, Harlan Larrow, Carl Olmstead, Missing: Duane Bullock, Karl Cuthbert, Florence Morehouse, Marie Phelix, Royal Richardson. l 43 l Q SEVENTH GRADE Left to Right: lst Row: Linda Helmase, Janice LaMora, Keitha Brown, Joan Mackey, Faye O'Hara, Janet Cutler, Jean Ann Way, Loretta Hooper, Barbara Hynson, Diane Bombard. 2nd Row: Mary Jones, Patricia Gonyea, Carolyn Spoor, Mr. Bombard-, Geraldine Greenwood, Mary Lou Mar- tin, Michael Boprey. 3rd Row: Francis Belgarde, Ernest LaDuc, Gerald Chilton, Eugene Oakes-, Vincent Regan, Lloyd Bresee, Rich- ard Briggs, George Murray, 4th Row: Thomas Belgarde, Douglas Pierce, Bernard Grant, Paul Baxter, Louis Wells, John Bush, Edward Besaw, Thomas Greenwood. -,, f , ' An. ' A. 4-. ... 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P 2 G A -7 llggll Ng v- R QOX' iftiifos L O We, the Class of '54, have been ex- tremely fortunate in having at our disposal an excellently equipped gymnasium at NNCS. Our physical education teachers have been able to offer a varied sports program during this year with the result that each and every one of us who was interested has been able to find a place for him- self in some phase of our athletic pro- gram. We can't all be on the varsity, but we have all had the opportunity of participating in sports and of shar- ing in the rewards that such par- ticipation inevitably brings. tif! W BASKETBALL Our fifth season of basketball was not a complete success in games won and lost. The team won four and lost twelve games. The greatest handicap was the lack of height. Charles Robare was the team's high scorer with 211 points. Chester Hosmer was next highest scorer wi-th 163 points, TEAM RECORD N NCS 53 OFA NNCS Canton NNCS 47 Potsdam N NCS Massena NNCS 44 Massena N NCS Saranac Lake NNCS 58 Saranac Lake NNCS Malone NNCS 46 Malone N NCS Tupper Lake NNCS 48 Gouverneur NNCS Cant-on N NCS 36 Tupper Lake NN CS Gouverneur NNCS 62 Potsdam NN CS OFA Left to Right: N n lst Row: John Bartlett, Philip Dailey, Charles Robare, Ch-ester Hosmer, Cecil Sawyer, Silas Warriner. 2nd Row: Mr. Stephenson, Coachg Kenneth Dallos, Mgr,g Thomas McGee, Robert Burns, John Shepard, Ronald Bosjolie, James Myers, Joseph Mariano, Mgr.g William Rood, Mgr. 49 BASKETBALL This year's Junior Varsity squad also went through a tough ye-ar. The lack of experience proved to be a decidling factor in many games. The fellows showed great spirit and they never gave up until the game was over, NNCS 22 NNCS 35 NNCS 24 NNCS 29 NNCS 29 NNCS 27 NNCS 25 NNCS 16 OFA Potsdam Massena Saranac Lake Malone Gouverneur Tupper Lake Potsdam TEAM RECORD NN CS 27 NNCS 23 NNCS 40 NNCS 20 NNCS 21 NNCS 24 N NCS' 2 1 NN CS 1 9 Canton Massena Saranac Lake Malone Tupper Lake Canton Gouverneur OFA Left to Right: Kneeling: Kenneth Dallos, Mgr.g Mr. Stephenson, William Rood, Mgr. Standing: Lloyd LaComb, Patrick Walsh, Stan-ley Prashaw, Donald Clark, Kenneth Spencer Richard Wood, Ted Wright, James Shyne, Ernest Farmer, John Francia, Joseph Myers Jack Morgan, Ronald Deshane, 50 Ya f if 'M ' W' E z ,W q,,, MM ,.,, ,, .A aw..-a.....a.,,,........ , M ,W W .,....,i,,w., J. V. CHEERLEADERS Left 'to Right: Lucille Wood, Frances Lavigne, Avis La- vigne, Valery Dailey, Irene Dufore, Ann Farrington, 51 A W ' M 'T3'35fMf y w-,H L-f awww wa vfnsfia' X ' i'iZ E If 2? gi -4, W.. 'Q 5 Y r . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: lst Row: Joan LaPage, Arlen Haggett, Shirley Royer. 2nd Row: Shirley Phelix, Joaa Doran, Donna Spotswood Patricia McKenty, Jane Far rington. Left to Right: lst Row: Donald LaBarge, Richard Clark, James Plumb, Donald Chapin-, Allen Kingsley, Dale LaBarge. 2nd Row: Bernard LaBarge, Ronald Dallos, Stephen Royce, John Richards, Mgr., Lloyd Pitts, Wayne Wash- burn, John McKenty, Mr. Spotswood, Coach. 3rd Row: Richard Baxter, Carl Davey, Ronald Spencer, Clyde Harrington, Philip Lynch, Robert Wing. 4th Row: Richard Baynes, Terry Mosher, Lawrence Haggett, Gary French, Larry McClure. Missing: Lee Pierce. VARSITY HOCKEY The current hockey season began slowly as the team struggled for its first taste of victory. ln league contests, defeats were suffered at the hands of Massena and Fort Covington, along with defeats in non-league contests, to Massena and Potsdam. The climax of the season came when we entered the Clarkson tournament as an underdog, had to play three games within 20 hours to remain in the tournament, but succeeded in outscoring all three opposing teams, Saranac Lake, Fort Cofington and Watertown, by the respective scores of 4-2, 3-l, and 3-2, to win the highly coveted Clarkson trophy. l CLARKSON CLASS B TROPHY Left to Right: Phil Lynch and Ronald Spencer, Co-Captains of 1954 Hockey Team. 52 CROSS COUNTRY Left to Right: Richard Wood, John Steinbarge, Cecil Saw- yer, Richard King, Ronald Bosjolie, Robert Chapin, Gerald LaComb, Donald Chapin, Mr. Kitney, Coach. Missing: Carl Davey. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Left to Right: 1st Row: Donna Spotswood, Patricia McKenty, Shirley Royer. 2nd Row: Arlene Haggett, Jane Farrington, Rita Due- gaw, Rose Marie Debien., Shirley Jesmer, Miss Hiter. GIRLS' BOWLING TEAM Left to Right: lst Row: Joan Doran, Barbara LaBarge, Patricia McKenty, Frances Lavigne, Avis La- vigne, 2nd Row: Jane Farrington, Miss Hiter, Loris Honer, Mary Darabon. 53 I EIGHTH GRADE INTRAMURAL SOCCER CHAMPS Left to Right: I . lst Row: Joseph Sabad, Capt.g James Frego, Richard Shampine, Jay Pelsue, James P1ke', Francis Brown. 2nd Row: Edward Richards, Herbert Briggs, Ronald Neverette, Robert Rafter, Wayne Powell, Robert Murray. Missing: James Claffey, Robert Doran, Wendell Pettys, SEVENTH GRADE INTRAMURAL SOCCER CHAMPS Left to Right: 1st Row: John LaMay, Paul Baxter, Edward McCauley, Bernard Grant, Eugene Oakes, Wendell Monroe, Thomas Belgarde, Richard Besaw, Francis Sharlow. 2nd Row: Albert Chilton, James Butler, Joseph LaDue, Gordon Briggs, Larry Colbert, Glendon Perry, Wal- lace Purves, William Rutley, Bernard McMahon. Missing: Harlan Larrow, Frank Vinicor. 54 VARSITY BASEBALL Left to Right: lst Row: Paul Post, Claude Matson, Dick Boprey, Bob Chapin, John Mariano, Znd Row: Tom McGee, Chester Hosmer, Allan Kinsley, Joe Mariano, Charles Robare, Harold Ferguson. 3rd Row: Cecil Sawyer, Russell Murray, Kenny Waite, Ronald Spencer, Phil Lynch, Phil Dailey, Roger Deugaw, Manager. J. V. BASEBALL Left to Right: lst Row: Bernard LaBarge, Dick O'Connor, Richard Harvey, Terry Mosher, Gary French, Pat,Walsh, Robert LaHair, James Myers. 2nd Row: Charles Belgarde, John Richards, Dale LaBarge, Don Chapin, Jerry LaComb, Jack Hunter, Maurice Raymo. 3rd Row: Ronald Bosjolie, Ernest Farmer, Silas Warriner, Ted Wright, Lary Gibson, Kenny Spencer, Robert Burns, Bob Wing. 55 0 I4 Q' lk L 2 t a 'f Q J -I H550 QW Q9 CF 000 N I 9958009 il 4 9 515152512 :5:1:!:5 .g.g.:.g. If-I+! 55525153 As we look over the pages of The Keystoner devoted to our high school activities, we recognize many mem- bers of the Class of '54, We are proud that many of our members were ac- tive during their high school careers in so many of the extra curricular activities offered at NNCS. Partici- pation in dramatics, musical activities, class parties, and dances, working on the yearbook-these are iust a few of the activities that helped to make our senior year slip by before we were aware of it. TRUMPETS Lary Gibson Thomas McGee Barbara LaBarge Donna Spotswood Arlene Haggett Robert Burns Avis Lavigne John Steinbarge FLUTES Charles Papp Margaret Margittay HORNS Joan Daggett Stephen Royce Charles Morgan Deanna Shampine QWWLBAND CLARINETS Marjorie Hart Sandra Taylor Mary Gladys Paige Norma Spencer Laura Wilber Carolyn Pettys Mary Darabon Ann Farrington John Richards Mary LeFleur SAXOPHONES Carol Morgan Loris Honer Frances Lavigne Mary Jane Speer Helen Matson Robert Wing Catherine Germano Maureen Tiernan TROMBONES Shirley Jesmer Shirley Royer Richard Clark BARITONES Robert Bixby Marilyn McNulty Jean Daggett Joan Morgan TU BAS Ted Wright Franklin Jesmer PERCUSSION Joan Doran Jack Morgan Joseph Cutler Bernard LaBarge OBOE J ane Logan MISSING Mr. Donovan, Conductor Wayne Phelps, Saxophone 3 z I ,I E 2 Q 5 E CLARINETS Diana McDonald Lorraine Breaky Jayne Fetterly Roselyn McQuown James Butler Carol Pelkey Phyllis Calnon MarnalDockum Norma Reagan FLUTES Mary Lou Maitson BAND SAXOPHONES Cynthia Bosjolie Gaile Prashaw Beth Bixby Nancy Schoeberlein Mary Lou Martin Beverly Barkley CORONETS Marlene Stark George Murray Philip Royce Frank Vinicor Richard Shampine James Pike Joseph Cutler BARITONES Margaret Kish Ann Bowhall FRENCH HORNS Robert Doran Patricia Babcock PERCUSSION Joe Sabad Francis Brown Barbara Hynson Christine Mellon Karen Porter Mary Lytle TROMBONES Robert Murray Cynthia Paige CONDUCTOR Mr. Donovan, missing CLARINETS Ann Farrington Mary LeF1eur Mary Gladys Paige SAXOPHONE Loris Honer TROMBONES Richard Clark Shirley Jesmer TRUMPETS Ted Wright Donna Spotswood WW VIOLINS Carolyn Pettys Mary Darabon Shirley Royer Robert Murray Carl Davey CELLO Wayne Phelps, missing HORNS Stephen Royce Ann Bowhall CELLO Joan Doran Wayne Phelps, missing VIOLAS Barbara LaBarge Arlene Hagge-tt Joan Daggett PERCUSSION Jack Morgan Bernard LaBarge Joseph Cutler BASSES Franklin Jesmer Charles Morgan FLUTES Charles Papp Margaret Margittay Mary Lou Matson PIANIST Joan Morgan, missing BASSOONS Carol Morgan Marilyn McNulty CONDUCTOR Mr. Donovan, missing DANCE BAND Left to Right: lst Row: Robert Wing, Mary LeFleur, Charles Papp, Jane Logan, Carolyn Pettys. 2nd Row: Joseph Cutler, Robert Murray, Shirley Jesmer, Shirley Royer, Richard Clark, Ted Wright, Stephen Royce, Joan Morgan, Standing: Franklin Jesmer, Charles Morgan, Joan Doran, Carol Morgan. Missing: Mr, Donovan, Marilyn McNulty, Wayne Phelps. MAJORETTES Left to Right: lst Row: Beverly Barkley, Shirley Phelix, Head Twirlerg Arlene Rutherford, Drum Majoretteg Joan LaPage. 2nd Row: Mary Myers, .Ioan Doran, Mary Pettys. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Left to Right: lst Row: Patricia McKenty, Patricia Johnson, Marjorie Hart, Joan Morgan, Valery Dailey, Shirley Royer, Mary Gladys Paige, Barbara LaBarre. 2nd Row: Joan Doran, Ann Farrington, Vivian McNairn, Irene Dufore, Charlene Woodward, Donna Spots- wood, Shirley Greenwood, Adrienne Comstock, Carole Roach. 3rd Row: Ann Walsh, Louella Dashnaw, Diane Ayers, Shirley Jesmer, Mrs. Scott, Joan Hughes, Sandra Tay- lor, Janice Dean, Donna Cutler, Judy Mellon. 4th Row: Jane Trippany, Lucille Wood, Mary Jane Speer, Jean McKenty, Carolyn Pettys, Jane Logan, Mary Pettys, Laura Wilber, Muriel Goodrich, Missing: Sylvia Raymo. JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB Left to Right: lst Row: Phyllis Calnon, Roselyn McQuown, Carol Pelkey, Cynthia Paige, Gaile Prashaw, Marlene Stark, Lynette Clark, Virginia Sabad, Patricia Lavigne, Mary Lou Matson. 2nd Row: Polly Mellon, Jayne Fetterly, Sally Connelly, Beth Bixby, Barbara Hynson, Mary Lou Martin, Lorraine Breaky, Cynthia Spotswood, Mary Lytle, Norma Reagan. 3rd Row: Rita Raymo, Christine Mellon, Nancy Schoeberlein, Margaret Kish, Mrs. Scott, Ruth Raymo, Kay Briggs, Marna Dockum, Diana McDonald, Karen Porter. 4th Row: George Murray, Frank Vinicor, James Butler, Robert Murray, Ronald Neverette, Joseph Sabad, Rich- ard Shampine, Francis Brown, James Pike, Philip Royce, 5th Row: Deborah Keen, Joan Dumers, Carol Raymo, Patricia Babcock, Wendell Pettys, Lynne O'Connor, Hazel Taylor, Marlene Worley, Linda Mosher, Beverly Barkley, Cynthia Bosjolie. 4 SYMPHONIC CHOIR A Left to Right: lst Row: Donna Spotswood, Marjorie Hart, Patricia McKenty, Joan Morgan, Shirley Royer, Valery Dailey, Arlene Haggett, Mary Gladys Paige. 2nd Row: Wilma Eurto, Rose Marie Debien, Ann Farrington, Joan Doran, Mrs, Scott, Sandra Taylor, Shirley Jesmer, Margaret Margittay. 3rd Row: Marilyn McNulty, Mary LeFleur, Lucille Wood, Carolyn Pettys, Jane Logan, Carol Morgan, Bar- bara LaBarre, Helen Matson, 4th Row: Franklin Jesmer, Carl Davey, Stephen Royce, Mary Darabon, Barbara LaBarge, Jon Harrington, Charles Papp, Charles Morgan. 5th Row: Lary Gibson, Ted Wright, Richard Clark, Jack Morgan. BEL-AIRES Left to Right: lst Row: Joan Morgan, Carol Morgan, Joan Doran, Mrs. Scott, Shirley Royer, Mary Gladys Paige. 2nd Row: Richard Clark, Jane Logan, Ann Farrington, Shirley Jesmer, Marilyn McNulty, Lary Gibson. 3rd Row: Charles Papp, Franklin Jesmer, Ted Wright, Stephen Royce, Missing: Wayne Phelps, 64 r ah F1533 Q ' ' 3, , 1 ' fl.. . F T . 1 'TT ... rr tk 1 , v. Q Vx t A ,Q FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to Right: lst Row: Donald McClure, Glenn Mc- Clure, Howard Agen, Gerald McElwain. 2nd Row: William Rood, Barry Wood- ward, James Tiernan, 3rd Row: Silas Warriner, Richard Gage, Robert Dumers, Larry McClure. 4th Row: Richard Baynes, Richard Ruger, Maurice Potter, John Grant. Standing: Mr. Whittemore, Richard O'Connor, Alle-n Kingsley, George Harriman, Kermit Haig, Garry Camp- bell, Donald Clark, Albert Woodward, Patrick McGinnis, ART DEPARTMENT Seated: Thomas McGee, Charles Papp Donna Farnsworth, Franklin Jesmer. Standing: Donald Haig, Mrs. Ackles, Ella Mae Molnar, Jessie Grant. CHEMISTRY LAB Left to Right: lst Row: Philip Lyrnch, Charles Robare, Maureen Walsh, Jessie Grant, Frances Lewis, Norma Kingsley. 2nd Row: John Bartlett, Allen Kingsley, Joan LaPage, Carol Lyman, Philip Dailey, Richarrd Baxter, Patricia Mc- Kenty, Shirley Royer. 3rd Row: Lee Pierce, Mrs. Phalen. SHOP Left to Right: Richard Ruger, Ronald Du- mers, Bernard Logan, Robert Chapin, Robert Dumers. ffffvrrdrlunidify HOME ECONOMICS Standing: Miss McCann, Shirley Spencer, Ella Mae Molnar, Jean Gang, Donna Farnswor-th, Jessie Grant. Seated: Maureen Walsh, HOME ECONOMICS Left to Right: Dawn Colbert, Jean Dag- gett, Arloene Brothers, Mary Pircsuk Rose Marie Debien, Rita Duegaw. 5 .-f ' ,X PROJ ECTION CREW Left to Right: 1st Row: Edson Pelsue, Joseph Cutler, Ronald LaRue, Robert Dean, Lloyd La- Comb, Pe-ter Molnar, Cyril Paige, Pat- rick McGinnis, Joseph Myers. 2nd Row: Mr, Allie, Gary French, F. Patrick Walsh, Richard Boprey, Stan- ley Prashaw, William Rood, Paul Paige, Donald Clark, David Shepard, Clyde Harrington. .-r:..,MM 11 LIBRARY CLUB Left to Right: lst Row: Margaret Margittay, Dawn Colbert, Donna Spotswood, Shirley Jesmer, Loris Honer. 2nd Row: Maureen Tiernan, Adrienne Comstock, Ann Walsh, Joan Hughes, Mrs. Root, Howard Agen, Robert Dumers, James Tiernan. Missing: Arloene Brothers, Louella Dashnaw, Joan Doran, Mary Jean Hall, Mary Myers, Mary Pirscuk, Sylvia Raymo, James Shyne, THE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS Left to Right: lst Row: Marna Dockum, Francis Sharlow, 2nd Row: Beverly Barkley, Janice LaMora, Vincent Regan. 3rd Row: Diane Bombard, Barbara Greene, Jack Sharlow, Margaret Kish, George Murray. er 51225 SENIOR PLAY CAST Left to Right: lst Row: Rita Duegaw, Rose Marie Debien, Joan Doran, Richard Boprey, Thomas McGee, Patricia McKenty, Joan Morgan, Shirley Royer, 2nd Row: Mary Myers, Maureen Walsh, Joseph Mariano, Philip Lynch, Franklin Jesmer, Charles Robare, Martha Relyea, Mrs. Root. Missing: Chester Hosmer. BOARDING HOUSE REACH For many years now, thirteen-year-old Wilbur Maxwell has wanted a bicycle. He's dreamed of peddling through town, getting fond gazes from the girls, and boastfully shouting, Look, no hands! But he still can't persuade Mama and Papa to jar down -to get him one. So, when Pop is called away for a week-long business trip, Mom is persuaded to go with him for sort of a second honeymoon, and the house is left in charge of sisters Connie and Betty Lou, Wilbur gets his idea. He'll make his own money and buy his own bicycle. He'll open up a boarding house right here. Wilbur knows there's a frightful housing shortage, he knows people need places to sleep, and he knows for a whole week he can really clean up and just be rolling in bicycles. So into the paper goes the ad, and that night the whole Maxwell house is crawling with people. First comes Lucy Burns, a sort of walking encyclopedia, then Mrs. Mott, who never says a word all through the play, just comes in, sits down, gets up, and walks out. Then come Ninety-Volt J ones, a beat-up pug, and his wrestling wife, Ruby, they're followed by Mr. Potter, an insurance salesman, and next come Limpy Mc- Guire and his wife, Nora. Now, every room in the house is full, Wi1bur's doing a bang-up business, and then it happens. Mama and Papa Maxwell, at two o'clock the next morning, come dragging home-Papa forgot his brief case. From there on out, it's one mess after another. Papa has an important business conference the next morning, but he has to sleep on the floor, he can't get in to shave, and he can't even read his own paper. Finally, it's discovered somebody in the house is a bank robber, and poor Papa is mistakenly carted off to the clink. What a mess now! But it's all finally straightened out and Wilbur has his bicycle. g vo TEN PER CENT TOMMIE 8th Grade Play Left to Right: lst Row: Linda Mosher, Cynthia Paige, Pearl Ramsey, Sally Connelly, Patri- cia Blanchard, Polly Mellon, Karen Porter. 2nd Row: Richard Matthews, Ronald Richardson, Robert Murray, Mr. Ki-tney, Miss Marion Cranston, Wendell Pettys, Robert Doran, Joseph Sabad, Robert Richards, FRESHMAN BROADCAST tRcdio Free Europej Left to Right: lst Row: Judy Mellon, Sandra Mackey, Constance Wickwire, Mr. Hoffman, Muriel Goodrich, Miss Ever-ett, Alice Davey, Charles Belgarde, Dawn Rich- ards, Donna Cutler. 2nd Row: Mary Gladys Paige, Ronald La- Rue, Joan Christian, James Murray, Joseph McKenna. 71 SENIOR PLAY STAGE CREW Left to Right: lst, Row: Mary Pircsuk, Jessie Grant. 2nd Row: Dawn Colbert, Charles Papp Arloene Brothers. Missing: Donald Haig, Philip Dailey, CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: Ida Grandyg Agatha Burns, Jane Hourihan, Dieticiang Lorraine Martin. BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: lst Row: Lawrence Gladding, Leo De- Losh, Hubert Matson, George Harris. 2nd Row: Francis Tromboli, Lister War- ner, Earl Reynolds, William Tyo, Ches- ter Hosmer. Missing: William LaDuke. MAINTENANCE CREW Left to Right: lst Row: Chester Hosmer, Francis Hayes Ernie Delaney, Earl Pelsue. 2nd Row: Hubert Matson, Lister Warner Seely Buck, William Gorman. Missing: Gene Lewis, Thomas Kline. 72 ef 1: -5 ,, i N . fx s N 3 5, za ' A G ,L . , 1 Y . W 5? 4318 1 . , ,Q X. ,Ex , Q S 'NN S? x .M I , H : , T .q n L I ' . . fe , . ' g f 3 . H 1 x. Q i ' . ' g f XV a . W ESK ff: HQ x 'Fw ..2swv1lF HQ- A -X . 1 ' ' , 1 M 1 4 I .4 ,M aww Q Q zur V Pk D 'V I '. A, 1 Z ' 1 Q fy. . WL, ig gmafv in as ., f 4 .3 x qw, ' Q, - gym LY ,, :,-,vm ,fig ww, my f-waz' ,aw W M ,H 1 f gif? , ei A 4 f W amiga? E V -I 5' .15 1 f L N, .-6 :-2, x :.,4-' Mui: ' ---f-- --V-- Nf W, A ', ' 1 ' - -. , , I 51 2 25 5: fl QE' vw. ' 'x ': 1. , if ik xw rj, g K '2-1 , MW 1 54: -'iii 'iw ' 'NW Gi. . , ' ifwzy wx 37 :RX , fzi ivsagwfazwv X -gpg 5 n ew 2x:z sf,:' , , Q-..-mv . . I .. - , ,,., , . , . ., . 'PK 'Mg-ff '1 'Sz' -:::'..: 1 - .:, ,af x::,.'2:2s. ' fir ' dw as 4 Zig' , Q .rm V 5, - V Q. A . 3 'Po A H. if ,K x 4 X vig We a T if 4- li fp' Y, , .f qv M as Ni ' 5 . ,.. V du- 5' ' ' Q xx, ,ff UNC? 'I f.-5,1-' E , 35 ,. X in ,...:, c' is ,y fsfwzo ,,. 'V' 42? Wo '-?f , .. ggmpjajflom , A 3 , :ig-ggffr 1 f, Q' ig C 2 ef 5 jr C l' Nami omp lments Compliments of of I Norwood Hardware 8: Electric FAY HUNTER Norwood, N. Y. Norwood. N. Y. J O E 1 Compliments of H A L L ' S BARBER SHOP GENERAL sroms ICE CREAM RHYmondville, New York Raymondville. New York Compliments Lavigne Bros. Garage of ' John Deere Tractors and implements The Warner Brothers' Co. 50 Bhrney Avenue Norfolk. New York Massena, N. Y. Phone 366 Jennie's Restaurant 9:00 A.M. - 2:00 A.M. Come to Jennie's Restaurant . Norfolk, New York Pho PHONE 4691 Compliments to the Senior Class P A U L M O S H E R Painter and Paper Hanger ne 4663 Norfolk, New York ,J Compliments of Kinneys Drug Store Potsdam, N. Y. Compliments of STANLEY HOLT General Merchandise Phone 27 Norwood, N. Y. '2gM Compliments of Slavin's Furniture Store Friendly Credit Extended Massena, New York Denny's Drug Store SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDIES - COSMETICS Norfolk, New York REO MOTOR TRUCKS and SCHOOL BUSES SYRACUSE TRUCK SALES Distributor 1120 E. Erie Blvd. SYRACUSE, NEW YORK -Sw Q, mi GENERAL TRucKlNG ROBERT McGEE Norfolk, New York PHONE 4621 Compliments of A. B. CRABB and SON Noriolk, New York Compliments of SAM KAPLAN'S Department Store Potsdam, N. Y. Outfitters for the Entire Family 'QEMQKSQBK OO Mei mam Congratulations Congratulations to the To The Class of '54 Graduating Class DOT 8- MILT N ORWOOD INN Norwood Luncheonette Compliments of Compliments of ARTHUR KING BARBER SHOP Norfolk. New York Norfolk- Now York Steinbarge's Food Store Compliments of Compliments of B A S T I A N , S Stub 'Morgan's Gas Station Norfolk, N. Y. Norfolk. New York THIRST, TOO, SEEKS QUALITY Months of Study-Months of Pleasant Companionship - - - All of them summarized in this yearbook. a memento to the effort you have put forth to make a success of your school work. It is our hope that Coca- Cola has in some small way made your task easier-contributed a friendly pause for refreshment to your work or play. Anywhere, anytime. you will find a frosty bottle of Coca-Cola near-by to help you make any pause ----- The Pause That Refreshes Bottled under the Authority of the Coca-Cola Company by NORTHERN COCA'-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Philip Heninckx, Pres. Mnssena, N. Y. Ask for It Either Wav Both Trade-Marks Mean the Same Thing' hioifxi Q faq 2 Success Ez. tothe W Clwvif Tom Roy's Service Station Compliments HOME MADE ICE CREAM of Cars Washed and Simonized PHONE 4811 R. S. Norfolk, New York Norwood, N. Y. Compliments of H M K' C I . . msman o., nc. BUICK -1- CHEVROLET -l- Electrical Appliances il TELEVISION 1 1 Soles - Service I I Norwood, N. Y. Compliments Best Wishes of I0 A SL P Tea Co. Class of '54 Joe Ramie, Manager M. J. REA GAN Norwood. N. Y. Phone 160 Norwood' N' YI' if-Eii3l?5k if QSM M51 Compliments of The First National Bank , Norwood Creamery Co., Inc. Fancy Creamery Butter Frozen Food Lockers Processing Plant Western Meat Available N. Y. Phone Norwood, N. Y C 1' t Compliments of Ompolgnen S McGlaughlin Funeral Home L A Y A S N f lk Groceries - Gas - Oil - Beer 0' 0 ' New Yon' Norwood. Norfolk Road Phone 387-J1 Phone 4321 S. 8a H. Green Stamps L E V I N E , S Compliments of FAMILY OUTFITTERS Massena and Waddington Phone Massena 347 I. L. KAUFFMAN Clothes for the Entire Family Phone 4521 NORFOLK, N. Y. Marge's Beauty Shop Norfolk. N. Y. Phone 4389 Compliments of Martin Pulp 8a Paper Co. Norwood, N. Y. Compliments of FRASER'S JEWELRY Norfolk, N. Y. Main Street Congratulations to the Class of '54 CLARY 8i JONES CONTRACTORS Phone Norwood 390-J-3 Norfolk 4367 exft 'gf QSQEEA raw .,QQs39xy 1 Summa S. fofhe , fl? Compliments of Best Wishes Your to the Class of 1954 Lumber MOLN AR INSURANCE Supplier Insure in SURE Insurance 70 water St 42 North Main Street N. Y. Norwood, N- Y- Compliments of JOE'S GRILL Norwood. N. Y. TQNY'S Shoe Repair Shop Raymondville. New York Compliments WEL-TEVREDEN Won't you stop in for Dinner? We have just baked bread, of There are things from the garden And the tab1e's all spread. Josephine Harrington, Prop. Built in 1795 NORWOOD KIWANIS Sa1em'N.Y. Compliments of C0mP1iment5 E L W O 0 D ' S Of Ladies' Ready-To-Wear SIM SAN FORD'S BARBER SHOP Norwood' N' Y' Norfolk, New York Compliments Congratulations, Graduates of . Norfolk Hardware and Furniture MAYHEW,S WHOLESALE THE BEST FOR LESS Canton, N. Y. Norfolk, New York ANL 33551 aieifxl 4,5551 201113501 567 Claw ...AX if - ... affect Q54 Compliments of John P. Reed Supply Co., Inc. Norfolk, New York HELMER MOTOR SALES - Your - CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALERS A Business Built with Service Massena, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of '54 Buck Funeral Home Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of RAYMONDVILLE HOTEL Raymondville, New York LaBRAKE 8L SONS PLUMBING and HEATING Norwood. N. Y. E Compliments of ST. LAWRENCE PAPER CORP. Norfolk, N. Y. Q23 Succeu SM fade moi Compliments Durkee's Bakery of Carthage Bakers of Donald Duck Bread Carthage, New York Phone 505 , , Compliments R. L. SI ILNCER of Mobilheat and Kerosene Watch for the Flying Red llorse PHUNIC 4252 ' Will! K ZLWZW Norfolk- N- Y' Potsdam, N. Y. j Compliments of Read the Tiernan's Confectionary Norfolk, N. Y. Courier and Freeman Cffmpliments For Complete Coverage of Oi. NORWOOD COMMUNITY NEWS Potsdam G. L. F. -1, 193'-g-4 fu W 99 i QW ev Compliments of BASTIAN BROTHERS Rochester, New York Designer and Producers of Class Jewelry Genuine Engraved Commencement Announcements and Engraved Calling Cards Mr. James L. Mason. District Manager 90 Rock Island Street Gouverneur, New York Compliments of F. L. BUTLER PLUMBING s. HEATING Norfolk, N. Y. Phone 4641 Compliments of Carbino's Jewelry Stores, Inc. 45 Main Street Massena.,N. Y. Phone 109 P. M. SMITH MEATS - FRUIT'S - GROCERIES Phone 4601 Norfolk. New York 0 A-N3 li F. W. SOUTHWORTH ATLANTIC sERvIcE General Insurance Norfolk. N. Y. Phone 4315 Compliments of J. J. Taylor 8z Sons Co. FORD SALES SERVICE Massena. N. Y. Phone 78 Calipari's Music Store Musical Instruments Accessories, Radios 81 Records VICTROLAS - ORCHESTRA SERVICE 15 Market Street Phone 2648 Potsdam. N. Y. HILLCREST DAIRY Pasteurized Milk and Cream Norfolk. New York . ima ' W Compliments K of Capone's Midway Market Potsdam - Norwood Highway Compliments of Cfimplimcms of L A V I G N E ' S D A I L Y ' S H 0 T E L NORFOLK, N. Y. Compliments of H E A L Y ' S Norwood, N. Y. NORWOOD FURNITURE STGRE HARRY P. DISHAW ANDREW KUNSER PAUL CHARLEBOIS Grocery Store Norwood, N. Y. Congratulations to Class of '54 Don Jarvis' Barber Shop Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of BILLY'S RESTAURANT NORFOLK. NEW YORK Phone 4391 Compliments of Holcomb's Auto Service Maple Street Massena, New York 51.5831 elipigairsxmev Success asm is-1 ' - Compliments Compliments of DONALD BIXBY of Massiena Oil Terminal, Incorporated Lewis 8: Company Domestics - Dry Goods - Ready-to-Weor River Road Telephone 2153 Potsdam. N. Y. MASSENA, N. Y. 1 1 SEARS CIL CC., Inc. ROME' N' Y' MALONE DINER Congratulations and Success 164 East Main St. to the Class of 1954 MALONE, N. Y. D1StTibUt0l'S of Sears Domestic and Industrial Fuel Oil i., .2 wvwsxww get wa t'ot'6e ' Compliments of claw ,L HARRY EASDELL Builder and Carpenter Phone 4557 Norfolk, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of H E R B E R T ' S Mens ond Boys Wear Phone 2156 Potsdam, N. Y. 14 Market St, L, 8 CG. We 5UPP'Y A Kinds Of FRESH Enuns a. VEGETABLES Linens ond Office Towels Abelove's Laundry, Inc. Linen Supply Since 1904 wateriown' N' Y' 12 Elm St. Potsdam, N. Y. Phone 2923 Compliments of Compliments of MURPHY'S HOTEL .l. N. Rasbach Photo Service, Inc. L'0Yd Jenkins' 'P' Main Street Norfolk. N. Y. Over Twenty-five Years of Service To the Schools of Our Nation Congratulations District Office Main Office 8: Plant to the 226 Denison Building 155 Myrtle Street Class of -'54 Syracuse. N. Y. Shelton. Connecticut N ORWOOD Sz NORFOLK Theaters 1 in - Compliments of GEORGE B. MCKENNA 8- SON Black Top Paving NORWOOD, NEW YORK Wm. L. Smith Hdwe. Corp. Plumbing 8. Heating Supplies, Hdwe. Haooy Cooking Metered Gas Service 94546 Main St. MASSENA. N. Compliments of Libby's Beauty Shop .Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of MARTIN BROTHERS' senvice STATION Sunoco and Texaco Products Maple Street Massena. New York SCHWEISS SERVICE STATION Norfolk, New York W. F. SUTTER MOBILHEAT Fuel Oil and Kerosene PHONE 158-J Norwood, N. Y. Compliments -of L. Sz I. FRENCH Gnocsmes Norwood. N. Y. Anne's Beauty Shop Norfolk, New York Clark's Service Station GAS and OIL Haymondville, N. Y. .sE5K Congratulations to the Class of '54 ARTHUR N. TEBO General Insurance PHONE 76-J 43 Prospect Street Norwood. N. Y. H. P. T 0 D D sERvlcE sTArioN We Give United Trading Stamps Norwood, N. Y. Y'0UNG'S TAVERN Dance - Friday, Saturday and Sunday Raymondville, N. Y. N ORWOOD Recreation Center Compliments of I James P. Smith Compliments of R. J. PLUMMER I' mfobie Compliments in of N ORWOOD PHARMACY FRED URBAN, Reg. Pharmacist Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of McNally's Grocery Store MEATS - FRUITS - GROCERIES Norfolk. New York Compliments RALPH H. MAURER of G. L. F. Agent Buyer G. L. F. Flour, Feed. Seed. Fertilizer Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Farm Supplies 33 Market St. Potsdam. N. Y. I V 1 i i I G. L. F. Petroleum Gasoline Kerosene Fuel Oil - Motor Oil Phone 57 Norwood, N. Y. Wing's Service Station S 8a H Green Stamps Norwood. N. Y. Phone 31 GAS - OIL - GENERAL REPAIRS SUPERIOR HYBRIDS Norfolk, N. Y. Phone 4386 Barstow Motor Sales DODGE CARS - TRUCKS International Farm Machinery 153 Market Sl. Potsdam, N. Y. Compliments of George A. Gibson Co. Cool - Oil Building Supplies-- - --GeneroI Contracting Phone 137 - Norwood. N. Y. 'pi :Q at Min Compliments Congratulations of to the Graduating Class of '53 Cream Cor oration JOHN W. Roost P ON 20 Water Street MASSENA, N. Y. Compliments of Cgmpliments of MORGAN TV SALES PERRETTA MEAT Co. SALES and SERVICES Dealers in CALVES ond CATTLE Norwood, N. Y. Phone 34-J Phone 3426 Canton. N. Y E. D. BRIGGS OO., INC. Compliments of Burt Olney Canned Vegetables and Fruits Mccadam Cheese CO., Inc. WHOLESALE GROCERS 333 Ford Street A Ogdensburg, N. Y. Ogdensburg, N. Y. awww ...ewan-My-rrirr Q X Clwvlf The Harrison A. Rogers Agency FOURNIA MOTOR SALES WENDELL R. STRAIT, Agent FIRE Oldsmobile Sales 8. Service CASUALTY FIDEI-ITY Allis-Chalmers Tractors - Farm Implements SURETY 157 Center Street Telephone 21 LIFE Norfolk. N. Y. waadingfon, N. Y. Massena' N' Y' Phone 4845 ' Phone 5203 AUS J OB SHOP POTSDAM Letterheacls - Envelopes - Programs IF YOU WANT TO SAVE! UQ Willow Street Phone 4322 Phone 711 - 2010 Potsdam Feed and Coal Co. Cleaners and Furriers AMBASSADOR Cm11pli111c11Ls ul' State Bunk of Norwood Norwood. N. Y. It Pays to Save! WRT 'gy ai9g T4 gilded go cz?ifig,i4,S4 ' Compliments Compliments of uf SPERLING'S INC. ' P o T s D A M ' s WILLIAM HART Leading Furniture Store JoE BREGG'S RESTAURANT Pefe'S Restaurant Cabbage Rolls and Spaghetti Good Food -:- Legal Beverages Norfolk, N. Y. Norwood' N' Y' -- Compliments Compliments of f PAGE'S MARKET 0 Norfolk' N. Y. FULLER'S MARKET Norwood, N, Y, Compliments of Congratulations to The Bing Stevens Store Class of '54 Royce Clothing Co. ARCH ROYCE, Prop. SPORTING GOODS Norwood. N. Y. Canton, New York GYM Q? .QGQSKQSSB sawed QA . fade 1 259 Compliments of SHELLY ELECTRIC, I nc. Canton Road R.F.D. 'I Potsdam, N. Y. Phone 332 Compliments Compliments of of McCormick Brothers Norwood Bakery Norwood, N. Y. SHYNE'S CHARITY'S Gas -D on - -mes WASHING MACHINES Mecfs Burbeques Groceries and REPAIRS NoRFoLK, NEW Yonrc Npdolk' New Yon' For Complete and Experienced C0mP1imentS of Insurance Programming Johns Chevrolet Company Cc1II This Agency Drew Insurance Agency 84,86 Came, Street 4 Main Street Norwood, N. Y. Massena, New York, PHONE ne' 1-Home sz W Qeezen-Mer s.ff1eee-xesssv Summa 1,-. , X ......-... ... ..- ct.'i'z4 if, 54 I T M k h E g F S F h S E R V E LU ARPEAKO HOTS This Book Was Printed By Cgclensburg Journal Photo Offset and Letterpress Printers