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

Text from Pages 1 - 99 of the 1955 volume:

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OR WOCD-NQR FOLK CENTRAL SCHOOL . 0 Q 5 5 VOlUfhe I 1955 Number 6 R all I fa fm MM miliw i I lv 95,0430 C 0 - f llllll 3 f l v F O R E W O R D We the class of 1955 hereby present The Keystoner. To us it is not merely o book of pictures, but o book which will bring bock memories when we turn to it in loter years. I om sure eoch member of the class has cz speciol attachment to this, The Keystoner. Q,--fgcybggr-ie? s 5 ,glgl 11 2 Mao li. .QQ ' 'P .ll -lllllilwlli Z5 'Y 0 X. dh dh . . gh 1' I V - 4 RECOGNITION We the class of 1955 hereby recognize Mrs. Frances N. Root. During her ten years in this school system she has taught English, Latin, and French until 1954, when she became full-time librarian. She has been advisor of the yearbook since 1948, coached Prize Speaking Contests for five years in Norfolk, and has been the director of the senior play each yea r. Before entering our school system, Mrs. Root taught in Oswegatchie and Hermon. -She obtained her Bachelor of Arts Degree from St. Lawrence University and her Librarian's Degree from Albany State College for Teachers. She has done additional work at the University of Chicago, the University of McGill,'and State University Teachers College at Potsdam. The loyal service 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 with us, including many extra hours, helping us to make our extra-curricular activities successful. You have been an inspira- tion to all of us, and for these reasons we are honored to be able to pay tribute to you this year. 5 CALL BOARD ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISERS Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages 9-I 8 I 9-34 35-43 45-58 57-70 75-94 'Q TT 1 ,W q Q fi, 'W X X w NF irillh 1 R 1 ,-1 fn- -Qu ffl ,. hx, I fl -1'-:ff L ff Lui? ULU ..- TLZ 5 + x , 5 Sh0!fQ1L:r3l5Q314i.,.,. Q I Ziff fvffvff-?.f-vi 5 iz Nj 1 ' - , f m X 1 lff!lFf:L:NGllJl?El?5 SE f 9 .g.f: 'd if ' Q2 s ' 5.1 ,' 2 ' ' Q - ' 'F 5' A 5 .au-nunwrsflrs., -- - - 1-'- ff --'4- -M- M-' . 1 P 0 i u U I-82,1700 0920 U- '41 5 llllll 3 i :Bl - We the Seniors wish to extend our appre- ciation to our principals and the 'faculty for their ever-ending patience and guidance throughout our school years. In later years, as we look through The Keysioner, may we again remember all that you have done for us. .jjwxxr-N , 'QS , , 'jx M ,-:Xxx NM ., W e , i X U - ,sl H' lIC...lI E-4 MT? f S12 IMP' M- vans 10 BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right: Kenyon Jones, Donald Bixby, Henry Vinicor, William Salisbury, Kinsman E. Wright, Blanche M, Palmer, Clerkg Russell Colbert, Howard Hall, and John Lynch. Missing: Kenneth McDonald and Elizabeth Hume, Treasurer. The Class of 1955 is graduating at a time that is full of promise and hope for the future. Great strides are being made in education, science and industryp and untold opportunities await those who have the will, desire and ambition to attain them. The Board of Education congratulates you upon your graduation. lt is our hope that you will make the most of the advantages that you have had, and that the future for each and every one of you will be happy and successful. 11 ,T.. Engineer MR. RICHARD W. HANN SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Seniors of 1955, the day that you have looked forward to has arrived. You must now make a decision of great importance to yourself. You must decide whether it will be further education or train- ing at some institution, or the armed services, or you will enter directly into some field of employment. Remember that whichever of these things you do, how well they are done, or how satisfying they are to you depends entirely upon yourself. Congratulations to all of you. FRANCIS W. KELLY It is encouraging to find the ever increas- ing number of our students who are com- pleting their high school education. We see also a greater number of high school grad- uates continuing their education in institu- tions of higher learning. This years's graduates have achieved also another first, that of earning more scholarship aid than any other previous group. I want to take this opportunity to congratulate those students who have earned scholarships. l wish to extend my congratulations to the entire graduation class upon the successful completion of your high school career. . so -R.,W. HANN Dispatcher MR. FRANCIS W. KELLY VICE PRINCIPAL ENGLISH and FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPTS. Left to Right: Miss Mercedes Sullivan, Miss Helen Calnon, Miss Eva Bishop, Miss Ella Cranston, Mr. Joseph Cody. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mr. Donald Spotswoocl, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowhall. Conductors SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Miss, Mariorie Everett, Miss Marion Cranston, Mr. Edward Hoffman. Seated: Mr. John Bishop. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mr. Bruce Williams, Mrs. Laura Phalen, Mr. Jerome Bombard. 13 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Standing Miss Vir inia Droms. 2 9 Seated: Miss Elinor Taylor. ART DEPARTMENT Mrs. Carol Ackles HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss Barbara McCann AGRICULTURE and INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left to Right: Mr. J. Leslie Grimes, Mr. John Allie MUSIC DEPARTMENT Lett to Right: Mr. Robert Donovan, Mrs. PhyIis Novak, Mrs. Esther Scott, at the piano. PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH and RECREATION Left to Right: Mr. William Kitney, Miss Rita Hiter, Mr. William Stephenson. LIBRARIAN Mrs. Frances Root 1 ,.,. - E , H E 'ss 5 , iz I, Egg, DENTAL HYGIENIST NURSE Mrs, Bqrbqrq Heckendgrn 15 Mrs. Josephine I'IQl'fIflgf0fI NORFOLK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Lena Roy, Mr. Howard Condlin. Standing: Mrs. Frances Neer, Secretary: Mrs. Barbara Kelley, Mrs. Eleanor Hayes. NORFOLK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Helen Wing, Mrs. Helen Fuller. Standing: Mrs. Eileen McCormick, Mrs. Doris Maurer, Miss Rita Murphy, Mrs. Virginia Flanders. NORFOLK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: Seated: Miss Ann Calnon, Mrs. Gertrude Babcock. Standing: Mrs. Muriel Sanborn, Mrs. Nellie Flanagan. RAYMONDVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Lillian Seeber. Standing: Mrs. Veronica Macomber, Miss Gertrude Carr. NORWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Elizabeth Jenner, Secretary, Mrs. Bernice Dullea, Grade Supervisor. Standing: Mr. Howard McCuin, Mrs. Marjorie Walsh, Mrs. Helen Sradish, Aldrich. Mrs. Beatrice Left -to Right: ' . 2 . - . V I 11 1 4 fg:. .5 -,: S:-:a,:..,-1 f5:QE::2i ...w1 5...- 'fwsffzg -2 9. ' 2 11 iw-,e:x' ' 25: Till Q :Lf ' 5 I-we-zz. fs:.2Z:'fs: i fi .. G 1 is-2 z., 55:9 f- 222.155i5f1351:s.fw1LLQ 'a:a:fa1..2 , H If 1' iz! 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Standing: Mrs. Betty Smith, Mrs. Esther Hickey, Mrs. Patricia McGinnis, Mrs. Tena Renzema. 4 1 NORWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mrs. Marion Greene, Mrs, Rowena Murray, Mrs. Ida! Folk, Miss Geraldine O'Brien. NORWOOD CUSTODIAN Mr. Ernie Delaney 17 ll 1 Maple Tree Hill School-Mrs. Ethel Dorothy OFFICE SECRETARIES Left to Right: Mrs. Alice Shanfelter and Mrs. Irene McCormick. I CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: Mrs. Jane Hourihan, Mrs. Lorraine Martin. Missing: Mrs. Agatha Burns, Mrs. Ida Grandy, now replaced by Mrs. Glenna Kingsley. NORFOLK CAFETERIA STAFF and CUSTODIAN Left to Right: Mr. Francis Hayes, Custodian: Loris Pelsue, Mrs. lone Hunter, Mrs. Catherine Sabad. BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: lst Row: William Tyo, Earl Reynolds, Earl Pelsue, Hubert Matson, James McCormick. 2nd Row: George Harris, Leo DeLosh, Chester Hosmer, William LaDuke, Lister Warner, George Reynolds. Missing: Kenneth LaVigne, ,Francis Tromboli. 'Hog Wfweb '61 on cfwfvo e0ffi0o 2 lui 2 f l , 4. ll ln a short while, our days at NNCS will have come to an end. It is a cheerful thought that although most of us will separate then and fare forth along the high- way on our own pleasure or business bent, we can always look back to these pages as memories which we shall never forget or think of without a tencler smile. , - 1: i ii'-f-' , 'Y A ' ' fhfgzllllil fesE1isl1mlf1llIlll'n 20 Senior Class Left to Right: lst Row: Barbara LaBarre,'Eleanori Dow, Donna Spoitswood, Lenor-ei Monica, Vivian McNairn, Barbara La- Barge, Norma Kingsley, Mary Darabon, Frances Lewis, Janice Clary, Florence Perry, Shirley Clark, Joan LaPage, Luella Dashnaw, Carol Morgan. 2nd Row: Carolyn Pettys, Shirley Jesmer, Jacqueline Boprey, Betty Jay, Mary Wilkins, Rose Davey, Jane Logan, Carol Young, Judy Redmond, Patricia Gravelin, Shirley Agen, Shirley Molnar, Joan Connelly, Shirley Deon, Mary Margaret LeFleur. 3rd Row: Charles Morgan, James Myers., Allen Kingsley, Georgie Belgarde, Bernard LaBarge, Ronald Dumers, Joseph MaI'ia110, Dale LaB2-Tge, Walter Pelkey, Richard Baynes, Wayne Phelps, Douglas' Johnson, John' Grant, Robert Wing, Lawrence Haggett. 4th Row: Mrs. Barbara Heckendorn, Jon Harrington, Robert Burns, Kenneth Dallos, Loris Honer, Margaret Margittay, Arlene Haggett, Maureen Tiernan, Barbara Grant, Esther Ruger, Ronald Dallos, Garry Camp- bell Carl Davey John Bartlett L G'b n 5th Rovv: Mr. Joseph Cody, John Shepard, Silas Warriner, Richard Gage, John Steinbarge, ary 1 so , Herbert Richardson, Richard Baxter, Richard King, James Webster, Maurice Raymo. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Robert Wing, Treoisurerf Lciry Gibson, President, June Logan, Vice President, Margaret Mcirgittoy, Secretory. 21 SHIRLEY AGEN Shirl Girl-s' Chorus 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Operetta 1, 25 Keyston-er Staff 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com. 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Sectionals 2, 35 Soccer Sectionals 2, 3, GEORGE BELGARDE 'Varsity Baseball 35 Central Cryer Staff 4 Cafeteria' 4. RICHARD A, BAXTER Dick Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4' Track l 2' Tenni 2 , , , S 1, , 3, 4: Cenftral Cryer Staff' 45 Class Vice' Pres. 15 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com. 45 In- tramurals 1, 25 Junior Play 35 Spring Round- Up 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 4. JACQUELINE BOPREY Jackie Junior Prom Com. 35 Girls' Chorus 2' O ieretta , P 25 Central Cryer Staff 45 Intramurals 1. RICHARD BAYNES Killer Operetta 1 Central Cryer Staff 45 F. F. A. 3, 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Intramurals 1, 25 Stage Mgr Senior Play 4. GEORGE R. BURNS NBob9! Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Mixe-d Chorus 1, 2, 35 Operetta 15 Cerntral Cry-er Staff 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com, 45 Cafeteria 45 Intramurals 15 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 35 J.V. Baseball 1,25 Track 15 Cross Country 35 J.V. Basketball ,Mgr.- 15 Varsity Baseball 45 Hockey 45 Senior As- sembly 4. 22 GARRY CAMPBELL ccnennyva J lf Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 4, Central Cryer Staff 4, F. F. A, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Spring Round-'Up 1, 2, 3, Art ciub 4. JOAN CONNELLY Jeanie Central Topix 4, Keystoner Staff 4, Central Cryer Staff 4, Class Pres. 1, Jun-ior Prom Com. 3, Senior Ball Com. 4, Citizenship Con- ference 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Art Club 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Doctor Wheeler Award 3. SHIRLEY CLARK Shirl Art Club 4. KENNETH DALLOS iCKen!! J .V. Basketball Mgr. 2, Varsity Basketball Mgr 3, Keystoner Staff 4, Central Cryer Stafff 4 Class Pres. 3' Senior Ball Com 4 Junior Prom Com. 3,,Junior 'Play 3. JANICE C. CLARY lKJa'n!! Senior Band 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, Class Vice Pres. 2 Central Cryer Staff 4, Junior Prom Com, 3. RONALD DALLOS Hsiiiekf' J.V. Basketball 2, Hockey 3, 4, J.V Basketball Mgr. 1, Band 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1 Operetta 1, 2, 4, Keystoner Slbaff 4, Central Cryer Staff 4, Class Vice Pres. 3, Library Club 4 Junior Prom Com. 3, Senior Barll Com 4 Spring Round-up 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4 23 Intramurals. 1, 2, 3, Cenltral Crye-r Staff 4, Junior Prom Com. 3, Senior Ball Com. 4, MARY A. DARABON anouyn Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Symphonic Choir 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Chorus Accompanist 1, 2, Dance Band 3, Operetta 1, 2, Majoreittes 1, 2, Keystoner Sltaff 4, Central Cry-er Staff 4, Library Club 3, 4, Queen of Winter Wonderland Dance 3, Junior Prom Com. 3, Senior Ball Com. 4, Bowling Section-als' 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Class Treas. 2, Salesmanship Essey' Con- test 3, Senior Play 4, Bowling 4. ROSE DAVEY Rosie Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Senior Ball Com 4 FHA 4, Senior Assembly 4, F.H.A. Contest 4 LUELLA DASHNAW lKLulu!! Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Central Cryer Staff 4, F.H.A, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Junior Prom Com. 3, Senior 'Prom Com. 4, F.H.A. Contest 4, 'Cafeteria 2, 3, 4, ELEANOR A. DOW Ellie Central Cryer Staff 4, Junior Prom Com 3 Intramurals 3, Spring Round-up 3 Sales manship Essay Contest 3. CARL DAVEY Hockey 1, 2-, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Orches- tra 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, Symphonic Choir 3, Mixed' Chorus 1, NYSSMA 2, 3, SLU Math Contest 3, 4. RONALD' P. DUMERS Ronnie Symphonic Choir 4, Operetta 4, Cafeteria 4 24 RICHARD GAGE Dlck' .Iumor Prom Com 3 FFA 3 4 Stage Mgr Senror Play 4 JOHN K GRANT Central Cryer Staff 4 FFA Sec culture Advlsory Com 4 LARY GIBSON A1 chxe .IV Basketball l 2 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 JV Baseball 1 Vars1ty Baseball 2 3 4 Cross Country 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 A Cappella Chou' l 2 Symphonrc Cholr 3 4 Bel AIIGS 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Ope retta 4 NYSSMA l 2 3 4 SLU Math Con test 3 Class Pres 2 4 Sen1or Ball Com 4 C1t1zensh1p Conference 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 Art Club 4 Bowllng 3 4 Junlor Play 3 Play 4 Doctor Wheeler Award 3 PATRICIA GRAVEI IN Pa Agr1 Jun1or Prom Com 3 Sen1or Ball Com 4 Intra murals l 2 Sprmg Round up 1 BARBARA J GRANT Bobbe ' Jun1or Prom Com 3 Salesmanshlp Essay Con test 3 Central Cryer Staff 4 FHA 4 In tramurals 4 ARLENE M HAGGETT IS ' Band 1 2 3 Orchestra l 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 Symphonrc Cho1r 3 G1rls Chorusl 2 Operetta 1 2 NYSSMA 2 Keystoner Staff 4 Central Cryer Staff 4 Class VICE Pres 2 Junlor Prom Com 3 Semor Ball Com 4 Sec ot' Athletlc Assn 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JV Cheerleadxng 1 2 Vars1ty Cheerleacl mg 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Salesmansh1p Essay Contest 3 Senlor Play 4 Bowllng 4 25 46 ' 7 ' F . g . . . , 3 -, I g . . . . 45 ll , ' U - , 9 ' , 1 - . 3 , , 5 K 9 Y D 9 I l 9 - , 5 I , 9 ' , S , 5 ' I r v 1 -' I 5 - , : . 9 U - S I , , 9 I : , 9 1 9 Sprmg Round-up 3, 43 Band Tr-eas. 4: Sen1or A 3 . J H ti! ' . 5 ' ' . g 1 Y ' ' K6 .S 9 A 3 - - - S ' HS: Y , , s , , 9 ' - ' ' , ' D 1 I 3 5 1 S S ' A Q , A I . l, y , . ' ' . ' Y I ! J ' ' ' 1 l , 3 9 ' 9 5 - LAWRENCE HAGGETT I6Bud!! Hockey 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 35 Track 35 Band 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 15 Central Cryer Staff 45 Class Pres. 15 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com. 4. BETTY JAY B00bie Intramurals 1, 2, 3,'45 Spring Round-up 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 15 Central Cryer Staff 45 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cafeteria 3-5 Salesmanship Essay Contest 45 Volleyball Sectionals 4, JON HARRINGTON Squint Intramurals 1, 25 Junior Play 35 Spring Round- up 1, 25 A Cappella Choir 25 Symphonic Choir 35 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Corn. 45 Bowling 4. SHIRLEY A. JESMER. Jesse A Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 1, 25 Symphonic Choir 3, 45 Bel-Aires 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 2, 45 NYSSMA 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Keystoner Staff 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 Class Sec. 35 Library Club 35 Citizenship Conference 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Basketball Sectionals 1, 2, 35 Softball Sectionals 1, 2, 35 Soccer Sec- tionals 1, 25 Volleyball Sectionals 2, 35 Sales- manshipl Essay Contest 45 Senior'Play' 4. LORIS J. HONER Laurie Band 1 2 3 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Mixed Choir 25 Girls Glee Clubl, 25 Operetta 1, 25 Majo- rettes 15 Keystoner Staff 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 Library Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Com, 35 Senior Ball Com. 45 Art Club 45 Junior Play 35 Bowling Sectionals 2, 35 Tennis Sec- tionals 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Bowling 4. DOUGLAS T. JOHNSON cxnougvv Intramurals 1, 2. 26 RICHARD KING mick Hockey 4 Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball 35 Art Club 4 Spring Round-up 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNARD LaBAR.GE Bernie Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2' Operetta 1, 2, Class Sec. 15 Class Treas. 23 Junior Play Stage Mgr. 35 Hockey 1, 2, 3, Hockey Mgr. 49 J.V. Baseball 1, Cross Couri- try lg Spring Round-up 3, Cafeteria 35 Sales- manship Essay Contest 35 Hockey All-Star team 3. NORMA C. KINGSLEY Normie Girls Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Ope- retta 1, 2 Keystoner Staff 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 Class Sec.-Treas. 13 F.H.A, Pres. 43 Library Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Corn. 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 F.H.A, Contest 4, Senior Play 4. DALE LaBARGE Alfalfa, J.V. Baseball 25 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixeo Chorus 1, 2g Operetta 25 Made Defenseman on 2nd All-Northern Hockey League 4 BARBARA A. LaBARGE Bobbie Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Symphonic Choir 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Op-eretta 1, 2, Majorettes lg Class Pres. 2, K-eystoner Staff 4, Central Cryer Staff 43 Junior Prom Com. 3, Senior Ball Com. 43 Junior Play 3, Salesmanship Essay Contest 3g Intramurals 1, 2, Tennis Sectionals 3, Bowling 4. BARBARA LaBARRE 6fBarb!l Transferred from Massena High School' in Junior Year. , Orchestra lg Mixed Chorus lg Intramurals 1, 2, Creative Dancing 1, 2g Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Symphonic Choir 33 Spring Round-up 3, F.H.A. 43 F.H.A. Contest 45 Senior Assembly 4. 27 JOAN LaPAGE Joanie A Cappella Choir 1, 25 Symphonic Choir 45 Operetta 45 Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 F.H.A. Sec. 45 Senior Ball Com. 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Round-up 2, 35 Varsity Cheerleading 3, 45 F.H.A, Contest 45 Senior Assembly 4, JANE LOGAN uLog.iea9 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 1, 25 Symphonic Choir 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Bel-Aires 3, 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 NYSSMA 1, 2, 3, 45 Woodwind Quintet 25 String Quartet 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 Class Vice Pres. 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com. 45 Spring Round-up 25 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. MARY LeFLEUR Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 1, 25 Symphonic Choir 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com, 45 Spring Round-up 2, 35 Bowling 4. MARGARET MARGITTAY Margie Band 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Symphonic Choir 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Ope- retta 1, 25 Junior Play Prompter 35 Keystoner Staff 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 Class Sec. 45 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Historian 45 Li- brary Club 3, 45 Senior Prom Com. 45 Cafe- teria 3, 45 F.H.A. Contest 45 Basketball Sec- tionals 45 Intramurals 45 Winner of Foul ,Shooting Contest 4. FRANCES I. LEWIS UFran!! Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 1, 25 Keystoner Staff 45 Central Cryer 45 F.H.A, 45 Library Club 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com. 45 Junior Play 35 F.H.A.. Contest 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Tennis Sec- tionals 3, 45 Bowling Sectionals 2, 35 Play Prompter 4, JOSEPH P. MARIANO J.V. Baseball 2, 35 Varsity Baseball 45 Projec- tion Crew l, 2, 35 Senior Play 4, 55 Basketball Manager 1, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 28 VIVIAN McNAIRN Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operettaf 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 F.H.A. 45 Senior Prom Corn. 45 F.H.A. Contest 4. CAROL MORGAN Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Bel-Aires 3, 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 NYSSMA 2, 3, 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 Class Sec. 15 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com. 45 Woodwind Quintet 2. SHIRLEY MOLNAR Shin-l Class Sec.-Tre-as. 15 Spring Round-up 15 Junior Prom Corn. 35 Intramurals 1, 25 Keystoner Staff 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 Senior Ball Com. 4. CHARLES MORGAN Chuck Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 1, 25 Symphonic Choir 35 Dancer Band 1, 2, 3, 45 NYSSMA 2, 35 Central Cryer Staff 4, Intramurals 1, 25 Bowling 1. LENORE MONICA Shorty Girls' Chorus 25 Operetta 25 Central Cryer Staff 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com. 45 Spring Round-up 1, JAMES MYERS C6JimY! J.V, Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J.V. Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 J .V. Basket- ball Mgr. lg Bowling 25 Table Tennis 15 Band 15 Class Treas. 35 Junior Play 35 Junior Prom Com. 35 Cafeteria 45 Senior Play 45 Bowling 45 Made All-Northern of the Northern N. Y. Basketball League 4. 29 WALTER PELKEY Anyhow Mixed Chorus 15 Central Cryer Staff 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com. 45 Art Club 4. WAYNE PHELPS Prof Ban-d 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 1, 25 Symphonic Choir 3, 45 Bel-Aires 3, 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 String Quartet 45 Operetta 45 NYSSMA 1, 3, 45 Keysltoner Staff 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 SLU Math Contest 35 Citizenship Conference- 3, 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com. 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4, FLORENCE PERRY EKFIOU Central Cryer Staff 45 Senior Ball Com. 4. MAURICE RAYMO Greasy J.V. Basketball Mgr, 25 J.V. Baseball 25 Varsity Basketball 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 25 Art Club 45 Cafeteria 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Prom Com. 4. CAROLYN PETTYS 66LyIme!! Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 1, 25 Symphonic Choir 3, 45 Bel-Aires 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 ,NYSSMA 1, 2, 3, 45 Woodwind Quintet 25 String Quartet 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 45 Junior Play 35 Junior Prom Com. 35 Spring Round-up 15 Basket- ball Sectionals 2. JUDY REDMOND Mabel F.H.A. 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Intramurals 1 25 Spring Round-up 1. 30 WEE ESTI-IER RUGER HESSBH Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 45 Operetta 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 F.H.A. 45 Senior Ball Com, 45 Spring Round-up 2, 35 F.H.A. Contest 4. MAUREEN TIERNAN Reenie Band 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 15 Keystoner Staxf 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 F.H.A. 4, Library Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com. 45 Cafeteria 3, 45 F.H.A. Contest 45 In- tramurals 3, 45 Softball Sectionals 3, DONNA SPOTSWOOD De-De Ban-d 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus J. 1, 25 Symphonic Choir 3, 45 Bel-Aires 45 Dance Band 45 Operetta 1, 2, 45 Majorettes 1, 25 Keystoner Staff 45 Central Cryer Staff 45 Class Vice Pres. 15 Library Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Senior Ball Com. 45 Junior Play 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Round- up 35 J.V. Cheerleading 1, 25 Varsity Cheer- leading 3, 45 Volleyball Sectionals 35 Tennis Sectionals 3, 45 F.H.A. Contest 45,Senior Play SILAS WARRINER liBuck!7 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J.V. Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 F.F.A. Pres 3, 45 Senior Ball Com. 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Spring Round-up 1, 4. JOHN STEINBARGE ulfloppyn V, Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Tennis Sectionals 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Junior Prom Com. 35 Art Club 45 Junior Play 35 King of Junior Prom 25 Senior Play 45 Senior Ball Com. 45 Senior Assembly 4. JAMES WEBSTER IKJim77 Transferred from Parishville in 1953 Football 1, 25 Library Club 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 25 Art Club 4. 31 MARY WILKINS Willie Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Round-up 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 1, 2g Operetta lg Majorettes ,lg Central Cryer Staff 4, Cafeteria 3, Sales- manship Essay Contest 4, Volleyball Sec- :ionals 3, 4, Softball Sectionals 3, 45 Basket- :all Sectionals 3, 4. CAROL J. YOUNG 'Carolie Central Cryer Staff 45 Senior Ball Com, 4, In- .ramurals l, 2, 33 Spring Round-up lg Senior ?lay 4, Bowling 4. ROBERT K. WING UB0b!! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Symphonic Choir 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Dance Band. 2, 3, 4, NYSSMA 2, 3, 45 Keystoner Staff 4, Class Treas. 4, Class Sec. 2g Junior Prom Com, 3, Senior Ball Com. 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Bowl- ing 2, Spring Round-up 1, 2, 35 J.V. Basket- ball 25 .I.V, Baseball 1, 25 Hockey 3, 4. l l ul We, the Senior Class of 1955, being of sound mind and body fregardless of the opinions of the facultyj do hereby will and bequeath all our earth ly effects as follows: To Mr. Kelly we leave our sincere appreciation and gratitude for all the help he has given us through our high school years. To Mr. Hann we leave our deepest appreciation and thanks for his guidance and patience. To Jerry LaComb goes John Steinbarge's treasured book How to Become a Safe Driver. Buddy Haggett intrusts his genuis for getting kicked out of classes to John McKenty. Barbara LaBarre hands over her naturally curly hair and dimples to Juanita Pelkey. Joan Connelly donates her inevitable pile of boo ks to Sylvia Sanborn with this word of advice, Get a wagon. To Mary Pettys goes Joan LaPages's twirling talent and position, with the assumption that she can accomplish something. g Luleglla Dashnaw leaves her job as newspaper reporter for the Central Cryer to any junior who wants it. Norma Kingsleysdimples go to Geraldean Farnsworth, since Gerry only has one. Esther Ruger parts with her height, which goes to Val Dailey. Barb Grant bequeaths her seat in off-ice practice to anyone who wants it. Bob Wing intrusts his adeptness at resistingyvwpm en to Dick Clark. Loris Honer donates her place in the work room in the Library to Bill Brigham. The Seniors on bus No. 2 provide Skin with a new bus so he won't have to drive all the way to Norfolk in second gear. To Mary Gladys Paige goes Dolly Darabon's cap ability for getting along with everyone. Carol Young grants Carole Roach a package of Chesterfields with the hope that she doesn't get caught any more than Carol did in her Senior year. The Senior girls will Deanna Shampine a pair of scissors. George Belgarde transfers his job in the cafeteria to any Junior who desires to save his lunch money for some extra beers on the weekend. Mary Wilkins assigns her position as captain of the volleyball team to Muriel Goodrich. To Margie Hart goes Jane Logan's competence for staying out of trouble. Shirley Clark provides Don Clark with a chartered taxi back and forth to Norfolk, because his thumb is getting badly worn. Chuck Morgan relinquishes his Senior Gperator's license to Bob Bixby to enable Bob to visit his lady friends after dark. V A To Pat Johnson goes Lenore Monica's alarm clock, in order that Pat may wake up ten minutes earlier so Mr- Reynolds won't have to wait for her every morning. Dick Baynes and Bob Burns bequeath the junior class their tobacco chewing skill, with the pre- sumption that they will make use of it. Ronald Dumers imparts his job in the cafeteria to his brother Robert. Ann Walsh is the receiver of Margaret Margitta y's aptitude for sewing. Maureen Tiernan parts with her capacity to pass social studies without reading the assignments, which goes to Diane Ayers. Bernard LaBarge assigns his position as hockey manager and caretaker of the candy machine to John Richards. ' To Ann Farrington goes Donna Spotswood's ability to pass intermediate algebra with a circled 65. Frances Lewis grants her talent for keeping up a good argument to Jean McKenty, Eleanor Dow transfers her efficiency at keeping quiet and out of trouble with the teachers to Regena Felix, who is in need of both, Jackie Boprey consigns her tiny waistline to Margaret Hotte, with the heartening idea that hers may be as small someday. To Donna Colby goes Florence Perry's shorthand II book, along with lots of good luck, which she is sure she can use. 33 Shirley Molnar relinquishes her nickname, Blac kien, to Joan Hughes, with the anticipation that she will become much fonder of it than Shir lgy ever did, Ronald Dallos hands over his social studies book to Ernie Farmer in expectation that he Will make better use of it than he did. . Dick Baynes intrusts his skill at driving a truck to Bob Bixby. Wayne Phelps imparts his quietude to Paul Pai ge in assumption that his twelfth year of school will be enjoyed by all. Bob Burns leaves his cigar smoking talent to Ter ry Mosher, with the hope that he doesn't get green. To Avis Lavigne, Sis Haggett relinquishes her position as Captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders. James Myers donates his height to Ted Wright So that he can use it to advantage in basketball season next year- Pat Gravelin wills her fountain pen to Dawn King in the hope that she will use it to acquire great speed in shorthand II class next year. Barbara LaBarge provides Laura Talcott with her height in hopes that it will help. To Ernie Farmer goes Lary Gibson's book, How to Stay Away from Women and if this fails, a copy of Ernie's favorite record, Courtinl in the Drain. Carol Morgan consigns her bassoon part in Orch estra to Marilyn McNulty with the hope that she can play two parts at a time. I - Shirley Jesmer grants Stephen Royce a bottle of arsenic with the fond hope that he W111 USG It immediately. I ' U To Mary .lane Speer, Betty Jay leaves her waitr ess proficiency, in hopes she will find herself a good job this summer. i - Shirley Agen intrusts Catherine Germano with her blonde streak of hair in anticipation it W111 make her more conspicuous. . l Rose Davey commits to Betty Briggs her faculty to sew and her spare time in homemaking II with hopes she makes better use of it. John Steinbarge leaves his capacity to get his mechanical drawing plates handed in on time to John Richards. Gail.Levia receives Shirley Agen's dancing ability in hopes she will have as much fun as Shirley has had. Ken Dallos bequests his genuis to talk all the time to Nick Bosjolie. Esther Ruger and Barb Grant will their basketball adeptness to Betty Briggs and Carol Monroe. Shirley Molnar and Pat Gravelin, co-authors of the end of Canterbury Tales, assign their achievement to Mr. Cody, so he can enjoy the complete works. The Senior girls grant Mr. Bishop a full length mirror, in case his present one wears out. We supply Mr. Hoffman with a Clark Gable rnus tache, in the hope it will be useful in distinquish- ing him from the high school boys- To Miss Bishop and Miss Taylor we leave a Senior Class that is as quiet, mannerly, and well- behaved as we were. To Miss Taylor, the Senior girls in shorthand II leave their book, How to Build up Your Short- hand Speed in 1000 Easy Lessons, in hopes she is more successful in applying it than she was with us. Silas Warriner donates his seat in chemistry plus his exceptionally low marks to Don McClure in anticipation that he will do credit to them. Maureen Tiernan, Shirley Clark, and Betty J ay will Mr. Allie a new system of nerves, hoping these won't get as much use as his old ones did in the Drivers, Training. Dale LaBarge leaves all his nicknames, including Blackie to Betty Grant. Not wanting anyone to be Overlooked, We distribute our remaining assets as follows: To the Juniors we leave our unflagging ambition and sense of humor with the hopes they make as much use of both as we did. To the Sophomores we leave our talent for staying out of trouble and our friendly, pleasant nature. To the Freshmen we leave the perfect example of how a Senior Class should behave, so they will have three years in which to become perfect also. We make, constitute and appoint Mr. Cody to be executor of this, our last will and testament. Witnesses, SHIRLEY MOLNAR PAT GRAVELIN 134 Tlwf - x1 'X-'sfsvlrf .XAY ' 'H ' Q A AX:-X Q rv N r ,,..xx R Q --.Nktlxxxcgxs ai, .Q'f -Jai-H-:TE 54.4 i.Qs? K-xy . r- ' fy-Q-X la , '- , 3 1 .' I 59 N .. 1 AQ 1, E an- gm ..-.- r.T. ' its , .K 322 I- 'T 4 f'- ...mf b ff V -' is-' 'X -X-Q . . x l H 'K -ig gal- L-1' X' x ' b ' -Y ' ' ' 1.- :ff R 51, . X 1 xg , ..'-X. - -- -, f Y , . ' .-A.. 'X :.M.... -.Fl W Q V Y v H I-V pb! rf . 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Patrick Walsh, John Richards, William Rood. 4th Row: Mr, William Stephenson, Ernest Farmer, Charles Vinicor, Donald Clark, David Shepard, Kenneth Spencer, Mrs. Carol Ackles. Missing: William Brigham, Shirley Deon, Donald Chapin, Richard Harvey, Jack Hunter, Thomas MacMahon. JUNIORS Left to Right: lst Row: Betty Briggs, Avis Lavigne, Donna Colby, Geraldeain Farnsworth, Patricia Johnson, Mary Petstys, Sylvia Sanborn, Yvonne Stevens. 2nd Row: Ann Walsh, Glenda Bemis, Janice Dean, Janice Mackey, Joan Hughes, Dora Beaulieu, Lucille Wood, Mary Jane Speer. 3rd Row: Ronald Bosjolie, Paul Paige, Peter Hiotte, Wayne Walhburn, Gary French, Robert Dumers, Robert Reagan. A 4th Row: Mr. William Stephenson, Stephen Royce, Richard R. Clark, Robert Bixby, Kinsman Wright, Mrs. Carol Ackles, Missing: Diane Ayers, Marjorie Hart, Gerald LaComb, Donald McClure, John McKenty, Ter- rance Mosher, Carole Roach, James Shyne. 37 Tenders SOPHOMORES Left to Right: lst Row: Carol Ashley, Nancy Gately, Mary Gladys Paige, Sharon Thomson, Diane Clark, Ann Haig, Howard Agen, Joseph McKenna. 2nd Row: Irene Dufore, Donna Cutler, Sondra Mackey, Albert Woodward, Charles Belgarde, Shirley Chapin, Dawn Richards, Jack Morgan. 3rd Row: Lloyd LaComb, Gerald McE1wain, Ronald LaRue, Herbert Jones, Deanna Shampine, Laura Wilber, Jane Trippanny, Marie Wilson. 4th Row: Miss Eva Bishop, La-ura Talcott, Muriel Goodrich, John Francia, Stanley Prashaw, Joseph Myers, Harold O'Brien, Mr. John Bishop, Missing: Robert Dean, Joan Mattice, Glenn McClure, Charles McGinnis, Patrick McGinnis, Nel- son Michaud. SOPHOMORES Left to Right: lst Row: Regena Felix, Norma Dow, Janice Russell, Louise Beaulieu, Helen Matson, Judy Mel- lon, Brenda Gagnon, Ann Larrow, Sandra Taylor, 2nd Row: Miss Eva Bishop, Rita King, Norma Spencer, Elizabeth McGregor, Elizabeth Nemo, Constance Wickwire, Alma Wilson, Kathleen Gonyea, Catherine Germanlo, Betty Grant. 3rd Row: Mr. John Bishop, Marjorie Cameron, Edson Pelsue, Larry McClure, Barry Wood- ward, Alice Davey, Cecelia Hotte, Joan Christian, Charles Quigley, Ronald McCarthy. 4th Row: James Tiernan, Peter Molnar, James Richardson, Michael Leonard, Robert Connelly Richard Wood, James Murray, John Hall, ' Missing: Cyril Paige, Charles McGinnis. 38 Q Hoppers FRESHMEN Left to Right: lst Row: Richard Raymo, Wayne Bond, Louis Fiacco, Carol P'elkey, Ruth Raymo, Karen Porter, Eileen Perry, Rita Stanford, Roger McNairn. , 2nd Row: Polly Mellon, Freda St. Pier, Joseph Sutter, Pearl Ramsey, Harold Sirles, Francis Brown, Donald LaBarge, Francis Mariano. 3rd Row: Mrs. Laura Phalen, Richard Shampine, Jean Dishaw, Gaile Prashaw, Cynthia Bos- jolie, Beth Bixby, Sally Connelly, Ella Mae McGregor, Joan Dumers. 4th Row: Mr. Edward Hoffman, Raymond Chagnon, Leon Clary, Robert McGibbon, Richard Rood, Jerry Derochie, Wendell Pettys, Robert Richards, FRESHMEN Left to Right: lst Row: Terry LaFleur, Ronald Deshane, Ronald Planty, Katherine Bushnell, Leona Blair, Rob- erit MacGibbon, Roselyn McQuown, Cynthia Paige, Lorna Monica. 2I1d Row: MY- Edward H0ffIT13J1'l, Lloyd Agen, Rita Raymo, Sara Searles, Ann Bowhall, Rhoda Snyder, Carol Raymo, Jean McGregor, Diette Porter. 3rd Row: Mrs. Laura Phalen, Eugene Bonno, Genevieve Bemis, Jayne Fetterly, Sharon Buck, Beth McGinnis, Merle Suckie, Robert LaPage, Jay Pelsue, ith Row: Harold Webster, Stanley Hunter, William Peters, Robert Matthews, Wayne Powell, Robert Murray, Robei-it Doran, Jam-es Frego, Joe- Cutler. Sth Row: Joseph Sabod, Richard Clark, John Colbert, Edward Richards, Ogden Tiernan, Ron- ald Richardson, Gale Levia, Evelyn Ruger, Sandra Simonette, Missing: Mary Jean Hall, Ann MacArthur, Charles Purves. 39 FRESHMEN Left to Right: 1st Row: Ronald Gravelin, Carol Rafter, James Carkner, Richard Davey, Ethel Rutley, Mildred Agen, Sally Despaw, Margaret O'Hara. 2nd Row: Carolyn Arquitte, Gene Jandreau, Allan LaDue, Marlene Worley, Patricia Babcock, Janet Deugaw, Elizabeth Thompson, Virginia Loomis. 3rd Row: Barbara Goodrich, Shirley Chilton, Frederick Mein, Carolyn Monroe, Patricia Blan- chard, Kenneth LaShornb, James LaDue, Douglas Roden. 4th Row: Mrs. Laura Phalen, Ronald Neverette, Gerald Donnelly, Ronald Dufore, Barry Akins, Gorden Perry, Mr, Edward Hoffman. Missing: James Claffey. Lijlle Wheels EIGHTH GRADE-SECTION l Left to Right: lst Row: Phyllis Calnon, Marna Dockum, Philip Royce, Diana McDonald, John Sharlow, Wal- ter Sanborn, Norma Regan, Kenneth Plumb, Frank Vinicor. 2nd Row: Nancy Schoeberlein, Janice LaMora, Cynthia Spotswood, Patricia 'Lavigne, Hazel Taylor, Kay Briggs, Mary Lou Martin, Mary Lytle, Lynette Clark, 3rd Row: Christine Mellon, Barbara Hynson, Diane Bombard, Vincent Regan, Virginia Sabod, Deborah Keen, Margaret Kish, Marlene Stark, Beverly Barkley. 4th Row: Mr, Donald Spotswood, Myr Boswell, Mary Lou Matson, Lloyd Bresee, Dwight Gib- son, Wallace Purves, James Butler, Miss Marion Cranston. Missing: Lorraine Breakey, Alton Lewin, Leslie Newcombe, James Pike. 40 EIGHTH GRADE-SECTION 2 Left fto Right: lst Row: Royal Richardson, Charles Powell, Gary Kingsley, Thomas Belgarde, Norma Belile, Juanita Grant, Joan Mackey, Darleen Richards, Faye O'Hara, Michael Boprey. 2nd Row: Miss Marion Cranston, Wendell Monroe, Ronald Sanborn, Frank La+Due, Richard Besaw, Linda Helmase, Marie Phelix, Richard Briggs, Ernest LaDue. 3rd Row: Mr. Donald Spotswood, Duane Bullock, James Belgarde, Grace Dashnaw, Bonnie Boprey, Carolyn Spoor, Janet Cutler, Sharon Shepard, Edward Besaw. 4th Row: Paul Weaver, Glendon Perry, Anne Town, James Claffey, Larry Colbert, Edward Foster, David Kingsley. Missing: Lowell Ashley, Douglas Pierce, James Shepard, John Walker. EIGHTH GRADE-SECTION 3 Left to Right: lst Row: Francis Sharlow, Philip Gagnon, Florence Morehouse, Marie DeLosh, Evelyn Law, Keitha Brown, Linda McClure, Mary Jones. 2nd Row: Miss Marion Cranston, Jean Woods, John Bero, Keith Barnes, Lynette O'Connor, Bernard Grant, Thomas Greenwood, Gerald Chilton, Francis. Belgarde. , 3rd Row: Mr. Donald Spoitswood, Robert Simpson, Karl Cuthbert, Belva McComber,i George Murray, Louis Wells, Edward McCauley, Gordon Briggs, William Rutley. 4th Row: Barbara Greene, Ronald DeShane, James Talcott, Eleanor Chapin, William Merkley, Paul McGregor, Albert Chilton, Missing: Patricia Gonyfea, Regina Greenwood. 41 Little Red Caboose SEVENTH GRADE-SECTION l Left to Right: lst Row: Terrence Pelkey, Diane McQuown, Patricia Greenwood, Joan Sharlow, Judy Gang, Joan LaBarge, Viola HOIJUO-D, David Searles. 2nd Row: Gene Mallette, Lorna Farnsworth, Cora Lee Jones, Philip Deon, Marie Smiith, Gerald Colbert, Dale Lavigne, Gail Tessier. 3rd Row: Bruce Porter, Eugene Oakes, Allen Tiernan, Mary Horton, Leora Blair, Martha Lanctot, Allen Smith, Glen Jones. 4th Row: Mr. Jerome Bombard, Robert Haig, Real Chenail, Rodney Wolstenholme, William Porter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowhall. SEVENTH GRADE-SECTION 2 Left to Right: lst Row: James LaRock, John Schuck, Linda Tiernan, Harlan Larrow, Ann,,Dumers, Carol Mc- Nairn, John Barney. 2nd Row: Mr. Jerome Bombard, Barbara Wilkins, Lois Ann Starks, Joseph Gardner, Gary Durners, William Olah, Daniel Raymo, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowhall. . ' R 3rd Row: Albaerit Lewin, Rita Cutler, Gail Woodward, Linda Bradley, Barbara Hynson, June De- Shane, Wayne Blanchard, Ann Halcott. 4th Row: Beverly McGregor, Jean Ann Way, Mary Jane DeLosh, Paul, Baxter, Bernard Mc- Mahon, P'au1 Prevost. Missing: Marjorie McCarthy, Sharon Shepard. . 42 SEVENTH GRADE-SECTION 3 Lefvt to Right: lst Riow: John LaRock, Pamela Kline, Wendell LaMay, George Pike, Joseph LaRue, Carl Olm- stead, William Dailey, Calvin Monica. 2nd Row: Marie Simpson, Leo Bond, Bruce Cameron, Linda Farmer, Edward Molnar, Virgil Paige, Richard Steinbarge, Arthur Woodward. 3rd Row: Shirley Shepard, Patricia Harvey, Catherine Baxter, Gary McClure, Janet Revier, Janet Goodrich, Aletha Lewin, Marie Leroux. 4th Row: Mr. Jerome Bombard, Allen Despaw, George Nemo, Jack Woods, Joseph LaDue, Richard Despaw,,Mrs. Elizabeth Bowhall. Missing: Robert LaBarre. SEVENTH GRADE-SECTION 4 Left to Right: lst Row: Gail Washburn, Phyllis Kitts, Dona Luther, Eileen Oakes, Weldon Barkley, Lee Rich- ards, Susan Nash, John Myers, 2nd Row: Sharon Martin, Charlotte LaDue, Dennis LaF1eur, Terry Donovan, Jerry Brown Nancy Jarvis, Kay Seeber, Bonnie Buck, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowhall. 3rd Row: Mr. Jerome Bom-bard, Martha Brouse, Carolyn Wilber, Rosalind Root, Janet 'Sabad Carolyn Shampine, Carolyn Shantie, Sally Campbell, John Wright. 4th Row: Constance Levison, Phyllis Sharlow, Betty McKenty, Josephine Wilson, Janice La- Plante, Pauline Ryan, Nancy Wilson, Patricia Jarvis. Missing: Phyllis Calnon, Sandra'LaMay 4-3' My DN 19' fw X ,land RK . '4 X 1 S f9Si'QQ X 're 1- m-FM Csfafb 904300 -O f lil 2 l 'l , The following pages will probably hold some exciting as well as comical memories. With such a variety of sports to choose from, each of us was able to find his place and enjoy himself. This year both the hockey and basketball teams did well, and to you we give our congratulations. l 'QPR-+-I -., R ix' X s JUNIOR HIGH Left to Right: lst Row: Gary Kingsley, Francis Mariano, Arthur LaPrade Frank Vinicor In the Junior High School competition in table tennis, Frank Vinicor was the champion. James Butler and he were involved in the final game. These two boys are very good at table tennis and will probably improve as the years advance. ...-.- T 2nd Row: Albert Chilton, Donald. Laiaarge. - oe Cla Ck SENIOR HIGH Left to Right: lst Row: Joan Daggett, Jean Daggett. 2nd Row: Charles Belgarde, Bernard Logan, John O'Brien, Chester Hosmer, Ronald Bosjolie. In last year's table tennis tournament for high school boys, Charles Belgarde was the champion. He and Chester Hosmer played the final game. The two boys are both excellent at table tennis, and Chester lost by a very close decision. Jean and Joan Daggett were chosen to de- fend our school at table tennis in Potsdam, where they won the preliminaries, but later were defeated by the Massena girls. Cannonball Express The giT1S' bOW1iI1g team practiced week- ends at the Norwood alleys and were invited to participate in the bowling meet at Massena. Although these girls did not receive any honors, they did their best, Left to Right: Loris Honer, Rita Duegaw, Jane Farrington, Frances Lewis, Frances Lavigne, Mary Darabon, Joan Doran, Avis Lavigne. BOWLING The boys' bowling team had a very good turn-out last ycar, and the boys had a lot of fun. The team participated in the tournament at Massena, where they competed with the rest of the schools in Section 10. Left to Right: Kneeling: James Plumb, Donald Chapin, Her- bert Richardson, Donald O'Connor. Standing: Franklin Jesmer, Lary Gibson, Ber- nard Logan, Cecil Sawyer, Paul Paige, Her- bert Briggs, Maurice Raymo, Richard Har- vey. Round House Spring Rouno' U ' D SENIOR HIGH Left to Right: lst Row: Jack Hunter, Richard Boprey, Joseph Mariano, Robert LaHair, Donald Chapin, Charles Belgarde, Richard Harvey, Robert Dumers. 2nd Row: Richard Baxter, Ernest Farmer, Richard R. Clark, John Richards, Robert Wing, Rob- ert Chapin, Gerald LaComb, Ronald Bosjolie. 3rd Row: Gary Campbell, Richard Wood, Cecil Sawyer, Lary Gibson, Kenneth Spencer, Ron- ald Dallos, Richard King, Chester Hosmer. JUNIOR HIGH Left to Right: lst Row: Arthur LaPrade, Philip Gagnon, Ronald Sanborn, Gerald Chilton, Walter Sanborn, John Walker, Michael Boprey, Kenneth Plumb, Francis Sharlow, Wendell Monroe, Royal Richardson, Jo-hn Bero, Charles Powell, Frank Vinicor, Leslie Newclolmbe. 2nd Row: Bernard McMahon, Ronald Planty, James Belgrade, Ernest L-aDue, Francis Brown, Wallace Purves, George' Murray, Philip Royce, Vincent Regan, LloydXBresee, Richard Besaw, Gary Kingsley. 3rd Row: Douglas Pierce, James Pike, Richard Shampine, Paul Bakter, James Frego, Joseph LaDue, John Sharlow, Edward McCauley, Richard Briggs, Francis Belgarde, Francis Mari- ano, Thomas Belgarde. 4th Rlow: Gerald Donnelly, Barry Akins, John LaMay, Ronald Deshane, David Kingsley, Paul McGregor, Joseph Sabad, Albert Chilton, Floyd Woodard, Merle Suckie, Robert Murray, Glendon Perry, William Rutley, Gordon Pitts. 48 ' P 5.09 , U0 OU SENIOR HIGH Left .to Right: lst Row: Miss Rita Hiter, Charlene Woodward, Valery Dailey, Donna Colby, Shirley Royer, Marion Felix, Donna Spotswood, Eleanor Dow, Avis Lavigne, Regena Felix. 2nd Row: Nancy Gately, Diane Clark, Patricia John-son, Irene Dufore, Sondra Mackey, Betty McGregor, Joan Doran. 3rd Row:.Ann Farrington, Juanita Pelkey, Rita King, Janice Dean, Joan LaPage, Lucille Wood, Jean McKenty, Dawn King. 4th Row: Esther Ruger, Jane Farrington, Diane Ayers, Muriel Goodrich, Evelyn Ruger, Rita Duegaw, Glenda Bemis, Shirley Chapin, Mary Wilkins. JUNIOR HIGH Left to Right: lst Row: Darleniel Richards, Joan Mackey, Keitha Brown, Barbara Wright, Cynthia Paige, Christine Mellon, Norma Regan, Carol Rafter, Florence Morehouse, Juanita Grant, Cynthia Spotswood, Linda McClure, Marna Dockum. 21141 ROWI ROSGIYI1 MCQUOWH, Kay BI'igSS, Lynette Clark, Marlene Stark, Patricia Lavigne, Carolyn Spoor, L0retta Hooper, Viola Horton, Lorraine Breakey, Phyllis Calnon, Ruth Raymo, Mary Lytle, Marie- DeLosh, Mary Lou Martin. 3r'd Row: Gaile Prashaw, Ann Bowhall, Eleanor Chapin, Grace Dashnaw, Bonnie Boprey, Janet Deugaw, Jayne Fetberly, Nancy SCh'Oebier1ein', Sara Searles, Hazel Taylor, Lynette O'Con- nor, Polly Mellon, Virginia Sabad, Lorna Monica, 4th Row: Sandra Simonette, Ann Towne, Sharon Buck, Beverly Barkley, Beth Bixby, Sally Connelly, Beth McGinnis, Joan Dumers, Shirley Chilton, Barbara Goodrich, Ba-rbara Hyn- slon, Carolyn Monroe, Cynthia Bosjolie, Patricia Babcock, 49 S TUMBLING Left: Cecil Sawyer support- ing Robert Chapin. Center: Donald Chapin on the flying rings with Kenneth Spencer observ- ing. Right: Richard Baxter sup- porting Robert Wing. SPRING ROUND-UP Everyone is invited to attend the Spring Round-up, which is held every year, At 'this affair some of our students demonstrate the activities of our gym classes, Some of the boys are demonstrating some of these activities here. The Spring Round-up included members of the Senior high school girls who participated in this yearly event. If you had attended this round-up, you would have seen these girls doing the more difficult stunts on the gymnastic appa- ratuses. Our Junior high school girls performed simpler acts at this same round-up, and next year if you attend, you will no doubt see them performing more difficult stunts. Left to Right: Valery Dailey, Donna Colby, Rita Duegaw, Lucille Wood. VOLLEYBAfL Left to Right: Kneeling: Joseph Mariano, Robert Lal-lair, Maurice Potter, Richard Boprey. Standing: Robert Chapin, Richard King, Garry Campbell, Ronald Dallos, Gerald LaComb. Next-Stop-Home Plate Left to Right: lst Row: Avis Lavigne, Shirley Royer, Irene Duforeg 2nd Row: Arlene Haggett, Rita Duegaw. 3rd Row: Mary Wilkins, Shirley Agen, Patricia Johnson. 4th Row: Miss Rita Hiter, Maureen Tiernan, Shirley Jesmer. SOFTBALL PLAYDAY AT POTSDAM At sports day held in Potsdam these girls played softball on different teams, comprised of the various schools which attended. Push-Back Boogie Last year volleyball did very well for itself, and al- most Won the playoffs at Massena. The team 'played first in Potsdam. They won all three of their games there. The team then visited Massena, where they lost out by one game. Although they did not win at Massena, the boys played very hard and as well as any team of this size could. I hope that this year's team will be as successful and possibly more than last year's. VOLLEYBALL PLAYDAY AT OGDENSBURG Our girls' volleyball team attended sports day at Og- densburg. One of our girls, Jane Farrington, was chosen to play on the all-star team against the women faculty. Left to Right: Kneeling: Jane Farrington, Donna Spotswood. Standing: Rita Duegaw, Shirley Jesmer, Lucille Wood, Mary Wilkins, Rose Marie Debien, VOLLEYBALL SECTIONALS At the volleyball sectionals held at Potsdam our team defeated Canton, Although they tried their best, they were defeated by the Potsdam girls. Left to Right: lst Row: Patricia McKenty, Jane Farrington, Shirley Royer, Donna Spotswood. 2nd Row: Lucille Wood, Arlene Haggett, Shirley Jesmer, Rita Duegaw, Mary Wilkins, Rose Marie Debien. Track No. 9 VARSITY BASEBALL Left to Right: Kneeling: George Belgarde, Joseph Mariano, James Myers, Ronald Bosjolie, Robert Chapin, Richard Boprey. Standing: Cecil Sawyer, Chester Hosmer, Lary Gibson, Silas Warriner, Mr. William Kitney, Ronald Spencer, Charles RJobare,.Kenneth Spencer, Philip Lynch, Philip Dailey. l Each year baseball brings a competition for two important trophies. The first of these is the Northern League Championship trophy, which is given to the team in the Northern League that wins the most games. The second trophy is the league play-off trophy, which is given to the team that wins the play-offs. The four top teams participate in the play-offs each year, the top team competing with the fourth place team, and the second place team competing with the third place team. The winners of these two games play, and whoever is the final winner of this game gets this trophy. The Varsity baseball team had a fine record last year. The team had a record of 9 wins and 1 loss in regular league games, and they held first place all through the season. In the playoffs they beat Malone and O. F. A. to win the Section 10 championship. 52 BASEBALL TROPHIES Won by: Norwood-Norfolk Central School Base- ball Team. Left: Northern League Baseball Championship, 1954. Right: Section .10 and Northern League Baseball Championship, 1954, Norwood-Norfolk Cen- tral School. Heading for Home J. V. BASEBALL Left.to Right: lst Row: Douglas Roden, Jack Morgan. 2nd- Row: Ronald Deshane, Lloyd LaComb, Donald Chapin, Gary French, Jack Hunter, Peter Molnar, Richard Harvey. 3nd Row: Mr. William Stephenson, Robert LaHair, William Rood, Richard Wood, Kinsman Wright, Gerald LaComb, Richard R. Clark, Joe Myers, Terrance' Mosher, Donald LaBarge. Our Junior Varsity Baseball team had a very successful season, Because of the rain last spring, the 'team could not play all of their games, but the games that they did play resulted favorably 501' '0he'U1. They had a total of: Won-5 Lost-0. I hope that this year's iteam will be as fortunate. 53 CROSS-COUNTRY Left to Right: Donald LaBarge, Lloyd LaComb, Jack Morgan, Douglas Roden, Ronald Mc- Carthy, Gerald Donnelly, Donald Chapin, Gerald LaComb, Richard King, Albert Chil- ton, Lary Gibson, John Steinbarge, Richard Wood, Carl Davey. Destination-Target ARCHERY , Archery is a new sport in our school. Those pictured represented us in the first year. Left to Right: lst Row: Barbara LaBarge, Loris Horner, Frances Lewis, Donna Spotswood. 2nd Rlow: John Steinbarge, Franklin Jesmer, Miss Rita Hiter, Lloyd Pitts, Richard Baxlter. Trains, Tracks, and Travel This year's cross-country record was fairly good. The team did not win any of the meets but did corne in second in the Section 10 meet at our school. Donald Chapin won a sectional award for coming in second in this meet. Richard King, Donald LaBarge, Gerald LaComb, Lloyd LaComb, and Jack Morgan were the most consistent point winners of the team. Other cross-country meets were held at Massena, Philadelphia, and Brushton. Left to Right: Nancy P'urves, Joan Doran, Carol Lyman, Ann Farrington, Ella Mae Molnar, Shirley Chapin, Lucille Wood, Mary Myers. Servers TENNIS Four of our girls took part in the Tennis Tournament held in Potsdam, Although they were defeated they played good matches, Red Lighters VARSITY HOCKEY Left Ito Right: Kneeling: Richard R. Clark, Donald LaBarge, Richard King, Lawrence Haggett, Dale LaBarge, Donald Chapin, Carl Davey, Robert Wing. Standing: Mr. Donald Spotswood, Robert LaHair, Donald Clark, Stephen Royce, Richard Rood, Leon Clary, James Frego, David Kingsley, Richard L. Clark, Richard Baxter, John Mc- Kfenty, Robert Regan, Gary French, Terry Mosher, Bernard LaBarge, Manager. Starting the hockey season with a team badly crippled by the loss' of last year's stars: Spencer, Lynch, and Bernard LaBarge,+our hockey team compiled an enviable record. The superb goal tending of Don Chapin, and the hard work of the youngsters on the squad, together with the excellent hockey know how of the remaining LaBarge brothers finally brought us to a second place tie with Saranac Lake, in League play, and a semi-final close decision to Canton in the Clarkson t-ournament. 'During the League season we suffered defeaat only at the hands of Massena and Saranac Lake, but were forced to call a draw against both Canton and Potsdam. Although losing to Saranac Lake and New Rochelle, and taking a consolation win, only, from Ossining, the Lake Placid 'tournament still continued to be a major high-light of the season. In the Clarkson tournament, Canton succeeded, during the last minute and- 42 seconds, in scoring two quick goals' to spoil our 1-0 lead, and eliminate us from that tournament. In post-season compilations, however, Norwood-Norfolk still asserts its hockey prowess, in having Don Chapin selected as best league goalie, and both Dale and Don LaBarge selected as defenseman and center, respectively, for the second all-league team. 4 55 Night Special VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: Kneeling: Jack Hunter, F, Patrick Walsh, Ronald Bosjolie, James Myers, Lary Gibson Ernest Farmer, Richard Harvey. Standing: Mr. William Stephenson, Maurice' Raymo, Garry Campbell, Silas Warriner Kinsman Wright, Kenneth Spencer, John Steinbarge, William Rood, James Murray, Mgr, Althflugh the Varsity basketball team did not get into the playoffs this year, it swtill had a fairly successful year. The team won seven and lost nine games. The boys on the rteam this year played their hearts out to get in the playoffs and missed by' just a single game Maybe we will have a highly successful team next yiear, The team had a total of 865 points this year, and the opponents had a itotal of 1008 The team consisted of five seniors and ten juniors, with Ronald Bosjolie, a junior, winning the foul shooting trophy. Good luck to next year's team! NNCS 60 NNCS 45 NNCS 48 NNCS 57 NN CS 6 1 NNCS 49 NNCS 46 NNCS 53 Potsdam Massena Saranac Lake Malone Gouverneur Tuppefr Lake Canton OFA TEAM RECORD 56 N NCS 58 43 NNCS 5 1 50' NN CS 57 86 NNCS 35 48 NNCS 54 92 NNCS 61 45 NNCS 57 55 NNCS 73 56 Masse-na Saranac Lake Malone Gouverneur Tupper Lake Canton OFA Potsdam Future Express J. V'. BASKETBALL Left to Righ-t: Kneeling: Terry LeFleur, Co-Mgr.g Jack Morgan, Charles Quigley, Lloyd LaComb, Joe Myers, Joe Sabad, Douglas Roden, Francis Mariano, Edward McCauley, Co-Mgr. Standing: Mr. William Stephenson, Ronald Neverette, Peter Molnar, Stanley Prashaw, Albert Chilton, Richard Wood, John Colbert, Robert Murray. Because ot their inexperience the Junior Varsity squad had a poor record this year, with one win and fifteen losses. Even though the team did not have a great record, they played as well and as hard as they could. The squad had a total of 480 points' scored this year, and their opponents had a total of 676. Maybe next year, with more experience, the Junior Varsity squad will come out on top. We all wish them good luck! TEAM RECORD NNCS Potsdam 27 NN CS 28 Massena NN CS Massena 43 NNCS 18 Saranac Lake N N CS Saranac Lake 41 NNCS 13 Malone NNCS Malone 57 NNCS 34 Gouverneur NNCS Gouverneur 41 N NCS 32 Tupper Lake NNCS Tupper Lake 62 NNCS 41 Canton NNCS Canton 40 N NCS 33 OFA NNCS OFA 43 NNCS 35 Potsdam 57 Big Whistle L VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Frances Lavigne, Joan La- Page, Valery Dailey, Lucille Wood, Avis Lavigne, Ann Farrington. 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M' ' ' Singing Wheels GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Left to Right: 1St ROWI Judy Mellon, Mary Gladys Paige, V81 ery Dailey, Kay Watson, Rita Stanford, Pearl Ramsey, Polly Mellon, Vivian McNairn. 2nd Row: Janice Russell, Patricia Johnson, Irene Dufore, Donna Cutler, Sylvia Raymo, Con- stance Wickwire, Marjorie Cameron, Mary Pettys. 3rd Row: Genevieve Bemis, Alice Davey, Muriel Goodrich, Joan Hughes, Jane Trippany, Lucille Wood, Joan Christian, Esther Ruger, Sandra Simonette. JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB Left to Right: lst Row: Gail Washburn, Phyllis Kitts, Dona Luther, Eileen Oakes, Weldon Barkley, Mrs. Esther SCOVE, SUSHH Nash, John Myers, Lee Richards, Dennis LaFleur, Gerald Brown, 2nd Row: Marna Dockurn, Sharon Martin, Charlotte LaDue, Philip Royce, Frank Vinicor, John Sharlow, Vincent Regan, John Wright, Lloyd Bresee, Janice LaMora. 3rd Row: Cynthia Spotsvvood, Kay Seeber, Norma Regan, Carolyn Wilber, Martha Brouse, Rosalind Root, Lorraine Breaky, Mary Lytle, Diana MacDonald, Mary Lou Matson. 4th Row: Sandra LaMay, Mary Lou Martin, Lynette Clark, Carolyn Shampine, Janet Sabad, Janice LaP1ante, Constance Levison, Josephine Wilson, Betty McKenty, Diane Bombard. 5th Row: Myr Boswell, Christine Mellon, Phyllis Calnon, Kay Briggs, Hazel Taylor, Deborah Keen, Carolyn Shantie, Phyllis Sharlow, S3 lly Campbell, Virginia Sabad, 6th Row: Patricia Lavigne, Marlene Stark, Patricia Jarvis, Nancy Wilson, Margaret Kish, Nancy Schoeberlein, Beverly Barkley, Nancy Jarvis, Bonnie Buck. Missing: Jenny Wright, Sandra Premo. 61 Rhythm Wheels SENIOR BAND Left to Right: lst Row: Carolyn Pettys, Ann Farrington, John Richards, Sandra Taylor, Mary LeFleur, Jane Logan, Helen Matson, Ann Bowhall, Mary Lou Matson. 2nd Row: Mary Gladys Paige, Norma Spencer, Laura Wilber, Roselyn McQuoWn, Carol Pelkey, Jayne Fetter- ly, James Butler, Gaile P'I'3S1'13W, Stephen R0yCe, Myr Boswell, Deanna Shampine, Catherine Germano, Patricia Babcock, Robert Doran. 3rd ROW! RiChHI'd Shampinei John Steinbafge, Avis Lavigne, Donna Spoltswood, Barbara LaBarge, Terry Donovan, Lafy Gibson, Rfibeft Wing, Wayne Phelps, Beth Bixby, Carol Morgan, Loris Honer, Frances Lavigne, Cynthia Bosjolie. 4th Row: Joseph Cutler, Francis Brown, Joseph Sabad, Jack M0rgan, Kinsman Wright, Richard R. Clark, Karen Poftef, Shirley Jesmef, Cynthia Paige, RObert Murray, Mr. Robert Doniovan, Charles Morgan, Marilyn McNulty, Robert Bixby. Missing: Glenda Bemis. Jive Car KNIGHTS OF RHYTHM Left to Right: lst Row: Wayne Phelps, Jane Logan, Marilyn McNulty, Carolyn Pettys, Sanda Taylor, Mary LeFleur, Robert Wing. 2nd Row: Carol Morgan, Richard R. Clark, Robert Murray, Stephen Royce, Kinsman Wright, Donna Spotswood. 3rd Row: Shirley Jesmer, Joseph Cutler, Charles Morgan, Mr. Robert Donovan. High Steppers MAJORETTES Left to Right: lst Row: Joan LaPage, Irene Dufore. 2nd Row: Jean McKenty, Beverly Barkley, Mary Pettys. 3rd Row: Sandra Simonette, Sondra Mackey, 62 SENIOR ORCHESTRA Left to Right: lst Row: Carolyn Pettys, Donna Spotswood, Lary Gibson, Joseph Sabad, Mary Gladys Paige, Roselyn Mc- Quown, Carol Pelkey, Mary LeFleur, Shirley Jesmer, Wayne Phelps. 2nd Row: Helen Matson, Jane Logan, John Richards, Ann Farrington, Sandra Taylor, Ann Bowhall, Gaile Prashaw, Stephen Royce, Richard R. Clark, Robert Murray, Cynthia Paige, Robert Wing, Carol Morgan, Beth Bixby, Cynthia Bosjolie. 3rd Row: Karen Porter, Jack Morgan, Mr, Robert Donovon, Charles Morgan. Tunerville Trolley JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Left to Right: lst Row: Terry Donovan, Frank Vinicor, Joseph Sabad, Marna Dockum, Norma Regan, Lorraine Breakey, San- dra Taylor, Phyllis Calnon, Christine Mellon, Susan Nash, Nancy Schoeberlein, Mary Lou Matson. 2nd Row: Myr Boswell, Janet Sabad, Philip Royce, Nancy Wilson, Josephine Wilson, Nancy Jarvis, Eileen Oakes, Betty McKenty, Diana MacDonald, Sally Campbell, Carolyn Shampine, Janice LaPlante, Kay Seeber, Martha Brouse, Mary Lou Martin, Margaret Kish, Beverly Barkley. 3rd Row: Mary.Lytle, Lee Richards, Mr, Robert Donovan, James Butler, 63 Melody Coach SYMPHONIC CHOIR Left to Right: lst Row: Joan LaPage, Karen Porter, Roselyn McQuown, Patricia Johnson, Carolyn Pettys, Carol Morgan, Ann Farrington, Beth Bixby, Valery Dailey. I 2nd Row: Charles Morgan, Carol Pelkey, Mary Gladys Paige, Mary Margaret LeFleur, Margie Hart- -THUG Logan, Laura Wilbef, Marilyn McNulty, Sandra Taylor, Linda Mosher. 3rd Row: Lucille Wood, Ann Bowhall, Mary Pettys, Harriet Wright, Shirley Jesmer, Cynthia Paige, Gaile Prashaw, Patricia Blanchard, Joan Dumers, Diane Ayers. 4th ROWS Ted Wright, Francis Brown, Richard Shampine, Wallace,,Purves, Ronald Dumers, Wayne Phelps, Robert Bixby, Ronald Neverette, Robert Doran James Butler. 5th Row: Wendell Pettys, Charles Vinicor, Robert Murray, Richuard Clark, Lary Gibson, Stephen Royce, Joseph Sabad, Robert Wing, Missing: Donna Spotswood, ScoH's Special BEL-AIRES Left to Right: lst Row: Donna Spotswood, Mary Gladys Paige, Carol Morgan, Jane Logan, Marilyn McNulty, Shirley Jesrner, 2nd Row: Accompanist Carolyn Pettys, Wayne Phelps, Richard R. Clark, Kinsman Wright,'Lary Gibson, Stephen Royce, 64 Power House KEYSTONER STAFF Left to Right: Seated: Barbara LaBarge, Norma Kingsley, Mary Darabon, Margaret Margititay, Maureen Tier- nan, Frances Lewis. Standing: Loris Honer, Arlene Haggett, Ronald Dallos, Kenneth Dallos, Wayne Phelps, Robert Wing, Joan Connelly, Shirley Molnar, Shirley Jesmer, Shirley Agen. Missing: Donna Spotswood. We sincerely hope that all our readers will enjoy this publication of The Key- stoner. You may be sure that we the staff have had many happy hours producing it for your pleasure and entertainment. Editor-in-Chief .... Assistant Editor .,...,., Advertising Managers. ,.,...... Business Managers .,....... Literary Editor ........ Sports Editors ....... Activities Editor ......,,.. Typists ..,.. Treasurer ......,..,.....,......,........,,...., Art and Arrangement Editors ......... Advisor .,.., ....,.,...... 65 ...,.....Margaret Margittay ,.....Mary Darabon ......Frances Lewis Donna Spotswood Maureen Tiernan Norma Kingsley ...,....Shirley Molnar ,...,.,..Kenneth Dallos Arlene Haggett ......Shirley Jesmer ....,.Wayne Phelps Loris Honer Shirley Agen Ronald Dallos Barbara LaBarge ..,...JOan Connelly Robert Wing Root Communications CENTRAL CRYER STAFF Left to Right: U Seated: Norma Kingsley, Interviewer, Loris Honer, Interviewer, Wayne Phelps, Editor, Shirley Jesmer, Music column, Carolyn Pettys, Music column, John- Grant, F.F.A. Reporter. Standing: Vivian McNairn, Typist, Joan LaPage, Typ-ist, Carol' iMorgan, Song Titles, Jane Logan, Song Titles, Maureen Tiernan, Chief Typist, Margaret Margittay, Typist, Barbara LaBarge, Gossip column, Frances Lewis, Gossip column, Arlene Haggett, Gossip column, Mary Darabon, Gossip column, Carol Young, Typist, Luella Dashnaw, Inquiring Reporter, Esther Ruger, F.H.A. Reporter, Barbara Grarnt, F.H.A. Reporter. Missing: Donna Spotswood, Gossip column, Left to Right: Seated: Shirley Molnar, Inquiring Reporter, Mary Wilkins, Jokes, Joan Connelly, Art, Shirley Clark, School Calendar, Eleanor Dow, Typist, Shirley Agen, Gossip Column. Standing: Charles Morgan, Song Titles, Garry Campbell, Class Reporter, Kenneth ,Dallos, Sports Column, Walter Pelkey, Art, George Belgarde, Sports Column, Lawrence Haggett, Jokes, Richard Baynes, Advice to the Lovelorn, Robent Burns, Advice to the Lovelorn, Lenore Monica, Inquiring Reporter, Florence Perry, Inquiring Reporter, Jacqueline Boprey, Schoo-1 Calendar. Missing: Betty Jay, Typist. 66 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left to Right: Carl Davey, Richard Baynes, Robert Left to Right: Dale L1aBarge, Walter Pelkey, James Burns, Jon Harrington, Richard King, John Stein- Webster, Maurice Raymo, Ronald Dumers, Richard barge. Gage. A Maintenance Crews Clear II1e Track CUPID IN PIGTAILS Left to Right: On Floor: Donnai Spotswood, James Myers, Rich- ard Baxter, Norma Kingsley. Seated: Ronald Dallos, Arlene Haggett, Mary Darabon, Carol Young, Lary Gibson, Wayne Phelps. Sta-nding: Joan Connelly, Shirley Jesmer, Loris Honer, John Steinbarge, Joseph Mariano, Mrs. Root, Frances Lewis. DRIVER TRAINING Left to Right: Ronald Dumers, Charles Morgan, Wayne Phelps, Silas Warriner, Richard Gage, Garry Camp- bell, Mr. John Allie, Instructor, Betty Jay, Shirley Clark, Maureen Tiernan, Margaret Margittay, Frances Lewis, Donna Spotswood. , Future Homemakers F. H.,A. Left to Right: 1st Row: Miss Barbara McCann, Lorna Monica, Nancy Gately, Margaret Margittay, Historian, Betty Grant, Treasurer? NOITHH KiHgS1Gy, President, Patricia Johnson, Vice-President, Bar- bara LaBarre, Song Leader, Norma Dow, Carol Ashley, Brenda Gagnon. 2nd Row: Ruth Raymo, Sylvia Sanborn, Vivian McNair-n, Betty Briggs, Rita Raymo, Joan La- Page, Diane Clark, Sharon Thomson, Lin-da Mosher, Ann Haig. 3rd Row: Luella Dashnaw, Betty McGregor, Dawn Richards, Freda St. Pier, Ann Walsh, Frances Lewis, Joan Dumers, Rose Davey, Janice- Dean, Judy Redmondl 4th Row: Kathleen Gonyea, Carolyn Monroe, Catherine Germano, Irene Dufone, Joan Hughes, Maureen Tiernan, Esther Ruger, Laura Talcott, Marie Wilson, Muriel Goodrich, Jean Mc- Gregor. Missing: Barbara Grant, Sandra Simonette, Lucille Wood. Home Economics Dining Car Lounge Car Left to Right: Barbara LaBarre, Carolyn Pettys, Jane Left to Right: Rose Davey, Vivian McNairn, Norma Logan, Luella Dashnaw, Carol Morgan, Joan La- Kingsley, Esther Ruger, Donn-a Spotswood, Frances Page, Barbara Grant. Lewis, Margaret Margitltay, Maureen Tiernan, Judy 68 Redmond, Future Farmers F. F. A. Left to Right: lst Row: Larry McClure, Barry Woodward, Frederick Mein, Robert MacGibbon, Lloyd Agen, Wayne Bond, Richard Raymo, Richard Davey, Howard Agen, Albert Woodward, Robert Dumers, Leon -Clary, Mr, J. Leslie Grimes. 2nd Row: Silas Warriner, Richard Gage, Donald Clark, Harold O'Brien, Donald McClure, John Grant, Raymond Chagnon, Glen McClure, Harold Webster, James Tiernan, Richard L. Clark, John Colbert, William Rood, Richard Rood, John Hall. Cow Catchers 4-H CLUB Left to Right: lst Row: Ryland Ward, James LaRock, John LaRock, George Pike, John Shuck, Weldon Bark- ley, Dennis LaFleur, Jerry Brown, Leslie N ewcombe, Gerald Colber-t, Wendell LaMay, George Murray. 2nd Row: Mr. J. Leslie Grimes, Bruce Cameron, Joseph LaRue, Leo Bond, Walter Sanborn, Albert Lewin, Wayne Wheeler, Ronald Sanborn, Philip Deon, Eugene Oakes, Robert La- Barre, Karl Cuthbert. 3rd Row: Paul McGregor, Kenneth Plumb, Wendell Monroe, Richard Briggs, Wayne Blanchard, Gary McClure, Arthur Woodward, George Nemo, Ernest LaDue, Robert Haig. 4th Row: Wendell Ward, Paul Prevost, Bernard McMahen, James Pike, Jack Woods, Real Chenail, Larry Colbert, William Rutley, William Merkley, James Talcott, Alton Lewin. Missing: William Dailey, Allen Despaw, Richard Despaw. 69 CHEMISTRY LAB PHYSICS LAB Left to Right: Left to Right: lst Riowz H-erbert Richardson, Garry Campbell, Charles lst Row: Richard Baxter, Herbert Richardson, Douglas Morgan, Joe Mariano, Robert Wing, John Steinbarge, Johnson, Joseph Mariano, Kinsman Wright, Richard Jon Harrington, R. Clark. 2nd Row: Walter Pelkey, Lary Gibson, Judy Redmond, 2nd Row: Bruce Baldick,'SItephen Royce, Mary Margaret LeFleur, Shirley Clark, Joan Connelly. 3rd Row: Allen Kingsley, John Bartlett, Silas Warriner, Carl Davey, Esther Ruger, Vivian McNairn. 1006 QJXGQ 8 Ut ART CLUB Leftjto Right: Left Table: Joan Connelly, John Steinbarge, Wayne Wash- burn, Lary- Gibson, Lucille Wood, Center Table: Nancy Purves, L01-is, Hone-r, Ronald Dumers. Right Table: Walter Pelkey, Jim Webster. At Easel: Mary Pettys. Standing: Mrs. Carol Ackles, Richard King, Ann Walsh. LIBRARY CLUB g BBCIIHQ CBI' JUNIOR HIGH Left to R-ight: Std:M tM tta,Lo 'H' Er ' LefttoRight: , I ea 1i1'0rn1:rIi?ri2s1ey?r1g1ganc3g, I3ui:,i5S,?1'Ig?1ELe lsfggiiyrfewls' Seated: Arthur Woodward., Richard Steinbarge, Allen Standing: Maureen Tiernan, Patricia Johnson, Mary Dara- Despaw, Ronald Gravelin. , bon, Ronald' Dallos, Ronald Richardson. Stand1ng:, Sandra LaMay, Charlotte LaDue, Gall Wash- Missing: Donna Spotswood, Luella Dashnaw. bum- Sharon Martm' 70 I. .l1L.LL.- 2 l l m 5 S Q - A . Ml I Q Z LL 4 51559 ttgggggtggfj ' WL L L,tL tty '. fr , , 031 1' if , . N - If , fga V j' 'SHE' CL k f x H, , 1 I A .11 n'-11zii::f:i:::::sa,1::!f?i3iim A Jgy FJ' f f N ., N- ff fill? jf' aim? If ull Compliments Compliments of of , Norwood Hardware 8a Electric Norwood.N.Y. Norwood, N. Y. J 0 E 9 Compliments of H A L L ' S BARBER SHOP GENERAL STORE ICE CREAM Raymondville. New York Raymondville. New York Ray T. Coloton, General Agent Lavigne Bros' Garage John Deere Tractors and' Implements Lite, Accident and Health, General Repairs Hospital, Surgical and Group Insurance Norfolk New York Canton, New York Tel. 8630 PHONE 4691 C l' t t tl Compliments of Omp lmen S O me Senior Class Norwood and St. Lawrence P A U L M O S H E R Railroad Painter and Paper Hanger Phone 4663 A Norfolk, New York Compliments Compliments of f 0 STANLEY HOLT Klnneys Drug Store General Merchandise Potsdam, N. Y. Ph0ne 27 i Norwood. N. Y. 'Q W f.e,9?S5K 'gg 4355351 .2 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 4-g-4 9 'e' QQy5sn -Sw' Clauofy GENERAL TRUCKING ROBERT McGEE Norfolk. New York PHONE 4621 Compliments of A. B. CRABB and SON N orfolk. New York Compliments of SAM KAPLAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Potsdam. N. Y. Outfitters for the Entire Family R0binson's Taxi Service ' Norwood. N. Y. PHONE T26 QE 2 .easy Sueeeaa O., , fade 0 5 xclau ' Congratulations To The Graduating Class PAUL BROWNELUS Compliments of I ARTHUR KING BARBER SHOP Norfolk. New York Compliments of J. Sz M. OIL COMPANY Norfolk, New York Compliments of L Steinbarge's Food Store Norfolk, New York Compliments of Stub 'Morgan's Gas 'Station Norfolk, New York Bottled under the Authority of the Coco-Cola Company NORTHERN COCA'-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Philip Hellinckx, Pres. Mnssfna. N- Y- Congratulations to the Class of '55 N ORWOOD INN Play Refreshed . . . Have A Coke foo Before the game, during the game, after the game, a frosty bottle of ico- eold Coca-Cola is so refreshing. exif-ffm 3551 army? may .2935 QW' sg-5 aramid Tom Roy's Service Station Compliment' HOME MADE ICE CREAM of Cars Washed and Simonized PHONE 4811 R. S. Norfolk, New York Norwood' N. Y. Compliments of H. M. Kinsman Co., Inc. Frigidairei Appliances Zenith Television BUICK CHEVROLET Sales - Service NORWOOD, NEW YORK Compliments Best Wishes of to A SL P Tea Co. Class of 55 Joe Ramie, Manager M. J. REAGAN Norwood N Y Coal Bottled Gas Home Appliances Phone 160 Norwood, N. Y. K4 Ql3f5'!Lw?iQi x4 QQ Q55 Sm? 5' CMMOB f Wilson's TV Sales 8z Service 5 Mechanic Street Norwood, New York Compliments of EASY TERMS - PHONE 92-J ' . Guaranteed lnstallatiton The First National Bank and l NORFOLK, N. Y. TV Selvlclng Electrical Appliances Compliments of Compgments McGlaughlin Funeral Home L A Y A W S N f lk Groceries - Gas - Oil - Beer or O ' New York Norwood, Norfolk Road Phone 387-Jl Phone 4321 S. 8a H. Green Stamps Compliments of l E V I N E' S I. L. KAUFFMAN Clothes for the Entire Family MASSENA WADDINGTON Ph 4521 One Phone 347 Phone 5490 NORFOLK. N. Y. Marge's Beauty Shop Compliments vi Norfolk N Y FRASEIVS JEWELRY Norfolk, N. Y. Phone 4389 'Main Street Compliments Congratulations to the of Class of '55 Martin Pulp 8L Paper Co. 81 CONTRACTORS Nofwood' N- Y- Phono Norwood 390-J-3 Norfolk 4367 QYN4 iex X .,Qflpgi'Qi Compliments of JOE'S GRILL Norwood, N. Y. Compliments of NORWOOD KIWANIS Summa fnfbe Best Wishes to the Class of '55 MOLNAR 'INSURANCE Insure in SURE Insurance 42 North Main Street Norwood, N. Y. TQNY'S Shoe Repair Shop Raymondville, New York Compliments of E L W O O D ' S Ladies' Reody-To-Wear Norwood, N. Y. WEL-TEVREDEN Won't you stop in for Dinner? We have just baked bread, There are things from the garden And the table's all spread. Josephine Harrington, Prop. Built in 1495 Salem, N. Y. Compliments Route 22 of Compliments of SIM SAN FORD'S BARBER SHOP M A Y H E W , S Y Norfolk, New York - 1- W H O L E S A L E Congratulations, Graduates CANTON, N- Y- Norfolk Hardware and Furniture THE BEST FOR LESS Norfolk, New York 19R X4 grew Q55 Compliments of Robert H. Mayer, Inc. Norfolk, New York IIELMICR MOTOR SALES - Your - CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALERS A Business Builf wifh Service Massena, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of '55 Buck Funeral Home Norwood, N. Y. Compliments of RAYMONDVILLE HOTEL Raymondville, New York LaBRAKE 8L SONS PLuMBnNo and HEATING Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of ST. LAWRENCE PAPER CORP. Norfolk, N. Y. Compliments of HARRY EASDELL Builder and Carpenter Phone 4557 Norfolk, N. Y. Compliments of HERBERT'S Mens and Boys Wear Phone 2156 Potsdam, N. Y. 14 Market St, We Supply All Kinds of Linens and Office Towels Abelove's Laundry, Inc. Linen Supply Since 1904 12 Elm St. Potsdam, N. Y. Phone 2923 Compliments of l J. N. Rasbach Photo Service, Inc. Over Thirty Years of Service To the Schools of Our Notion District Office Main Office 8z Plant 226 Denison Building 155 Myrtle Street Syracuse, N. Y. Shelton, Connecticut -Sueeeaa cram. 5 Compliments of L. PUCCIA 8. CO. FRESH FRUITS 8. VEGETABLES Watertown, N. Y. Compliments of MURPHY'S HOTEL LLOYD JENKINS, Prop. Main Street Norfolk, N. Y. Compliments of STICKNEY'S GARAGE RFD No. 2 Potsdam Ph0ne 4443 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 NORWOOD 8z NORFOLK Theaters ww- Gow .eQ?s'lW 9ifT4 seiiibfl 'di' Compliments of BASTIAN BROTHERS Rochester, New York Designer and Producers ol' Class Jewelry Genuine Engraved Commencement Announcements and Engraved Calling Cards Mr. James L. Mason. District Manager 90 Rock Island Street Gouverneur. New York F. Wg SOUTHWORTH ATLANTIC SERVICE General Insurance Norfolk. N. Y. Phone 4315 I Compliments of New 56 AUTO DRIVE - IN Calipari's Music Store Musical Instruments Accessories, Radios 8. Records VICTROLAS - ORCHESTRA SERVICE 15 Market Street Phono 2645 Potsdam, N. Y. Compliments of F. L. BUTLER PLUMBING a. HEATING Norfolk. N. Y. Phone 4641 Compliments of HILLCREST DAIRY Carbino's Jewelry Stores, Inc. 45 Mai.. street Pasteurized Massena, N. Y. Phone 109 Collins Bros. Service Stations Station No. 1, Cor, Water and Glenn - Phone Station No. 2, 302 E. Orvis Street - Phone Station No. 3, Cor. Water 85 E. Orvis Sts.-Ph. For 24 Hr. Wrecker 8a Emergency Service Ph: 2 2 2 263 63 Milk and Cream Norfolk, New York Peul and Gib Collins Massena, N. Y. f C5: f .WN Z' - 1 ' SVI. 24 : ...U .f.., , as NS: . . - 5 - ,,4 23 Q .M f Q .ff H . ' 3113.23 Compliments - . f X i aa i 5 3 w 1 3 1 S of Compliments of lNg0ltpQ,YECv,l,xODgj'HAl,QMiiL2IE 3 .Lima .h.x.3.,.i ...QQ on s James P. Smith FRED URBAN, Reg. Pharmacist Q .Y .M .EMDR g I Norwood. N. Y. Comlgiments Compliments of I of McNa1-ly2s.-Sssogeny Store R. J. PLUMMER MEATS - Faults - GROCERIES I Norwood, New York N6'i61k'+Newtmork . I- fiiifieii Qi3iS. 1-4 5 V A E A E , c0mp1imetf11gmtQ RALPH H. MAURER of I G. L. F. Agent Buyer I 9 w - S G. L. F. Flour, Feed. Seed. Fertilizer A 5 33 N'3fif5fi5f- siUPlEilo'i'iHYaRlos Potsdam, N. Y. .T . .... A 1 , T g'Ej ? rgiihgiigfgxil E R 5 Mk, L' A ..-:L S ..,' QL ,. '1 Q E2 i R Rmetrmwlm lizlfstow Motor Sales gf Gasoline Kerosene SEQHQODGE CARS - TF3fUgf5IiiUoW'zo'?5 ig Fuel Oil - Motor Oii mb? ,gig International Farm Machinery 5 5 Phone 57 Norwoomw' ' 5 153 mm-kea st. I-..1su..m, N. Y. Z 23 ew... me-W.. me .-..,.. .-,- - 1- .f... -.. ,.., e 3 ,,..s.1,-. .....-.... .... , M- ---H H -'- '-f-- 5 5 E 2 wg Q . 5 .om Uodowotwa .Q .H Wing's Service Station 2 of .1 S 8: H Green Stamps M 3'?FL?'1'5 bgbwggewye Hcggy twat' Norwood. N. Y. Phone 31 Cool - Oil t GA5 - OIL - GENERAL REPAIRS Building iagpqigsgfggjfx52?5iQrExfVControcting ' Phone 137 - Norwood. N. Y. .Y M .Q1x:daxze21p30 'S4 . 'X4 4, S. 'Pc . .... . Q .. ld N Miss SEARS on Co., inc. ROME, N. Y. General iC9 Cream Corporation Congrafulafes the 1 Class of 1955 20 Water Street and Wishes Them Every Success MASSENA, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of 'MORGAN TV SALES PERREVITA MEAT CO. SALES and SERVICES Dealers in CALVES and CATTLE Norwood. N. Y. Phone 34-J Phone 3426 Canton. N. Y. E D Congratulations c e 1 n, 0 to the Burt Olney Canned Vegetables and Fruits Graduating Class Of ,55 N W. ROUSE WHOLESALE GRCCERS Construction Corp. Ogdensburg. N. Y. sift em Q wfavwlv.s,Q2e xMW iam ess Compliments Durkee's Bakery of Carthage, Inc. Carthage, New York , , C 1'm ,mf 11. L. .S1'1+,NCm 'mm' L H of Mobilheot and Kerosene Watch for the Flving Red Horse Pll0Nl'1'4252 Norfolk, N. Y. Potsdam - Mclssena , Read the Comphments . of Courler and Freeman Tiernan's Confectionary FO' Complefe Coverage Of Norfolk, N. Y, NORWOOD COMMUNITY News C 1P'imffmS Sabad's TV Sales 8a Service 03' Norfolk, New York PHONE 4278 Potsdam G. L. F. , fe, X ? ' A G Sksglgdg G l 1 1 va 6 , 'Y I Y- . Q ' , iTU..A ,eve Compliments of i George B. McKenna 85 Son Black Top Paving l 5 NORWOOD, NEW YORK iq Wm. L. Smith Hdwe. Corp. Plumbing 8. Heating Supplies, Hdwe. Haooy Cooking Metered Gas Serviee 9456 Main St. MASSENA, N. Compliments ' - of Libby's Beauty Shop Q. Q .Noryirood, N. Y. V 3 Compliments of DONALD BIXBY W. F- SUTTER MOBILHEAT Fuel Oil and Kerosene PHONE 158-J Norwood, N. Y. Compliments of L. 8L I. FRENCH GROCERIES Norwood, N. Y. Anne's Beauty Shop Norfolk, New York 1 fi i wamegaatreaiwsrf it Merevanaloeirw Raaassnftifsiiifaii N. Y. F L . Congratulations to the Class of '54 ARTHUR N. TEBO General Insurance PHONE 76-J 34 Prospect Street Norwood, N. Y. H. P. TODD SERVICE STATION Goodrieh Tubeless Tires We Give United Trading Stamps Norwood, N. Y. YOUNG? TAVERN Dance -f Friday, Saturday and Sunday Raymondville, Y. g ,NORWOOD Recreation Center 'ii E IJ frii'lw3fi'i L V ' ev X835 We ev' 'sw' pm fevddx H 1, ek. . 0 . ln . 4 x., I , . :V Q. XX-ZF QL ' . , , 21 f IQW -,!r25f,'3jf:l '11 :jw Hin , ,.. I 'V-z:q,,w11: - 1 - JE' I N - gift! if f, sig, xl C .gu?i..1,'T'?f 'Q..f , 3.71 Q-3 A -9', , 14- ' ' ,tc-f' , - H, .E fjiifr 'fn ,te 1, .ak ' -5'-7 ,- , ' 4 K 1.-. 1 -.3-'Q' Q X ilk, i. ' 'M .fi-55 f N .I . '-5.17 ,YQ , . 1 513, ,I ' '- ,.,J1g.sgglivAf' . K X 'flew' w ' 10,1 A - ' 'mf , C 1 1 ' r -ein. ' - '73, 'T ' '9-f Compliments of Calnon's Barber Shop Norwood, New York Compliments of LAVIGNE'S H 0 T E L NORFOLK, N. Y. Compliments of HEALY'S Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of CLOPMAN'S Furniture and Appliances Norwood, N. Y. Lewis 81 Company Domestics - Dry Goods - Ready-to-Wear Te1ePhone 2153 Potsdam. N. Y. Q'575s7'fsQl?.fS'A aim, OZ' Compliments of Massena Oil Terminal, Incorporated River Road MASSENA, N. Y. Congratulations to Class of '55 Don Jarvis' Barber Shop Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of BILLY'S RESTAURANT NORFOLK, NEW Yom-1 Phone 4391 SCHWEISS SERVICE STATION Norfolk. New York Q,'i5v.:T1Y.aIfl?.f9l wtiz Compliments of WILLIAM HART Compliments of SPERLING'S INC. P O T S D A M ' S Leading Furniture Store Compliments of PAGES MARKET Norfolk, N. Y. Congratulations to Class of '55 Royce Clothing Co. ARCH ROYCE, Prop. it Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of Pete's Restaurant Norwood, N, Y. Compliments of FU LLER'S MARKET Norwood, N, Y, Compliments of The Bing Stevens Store SPORTING GOODS Canton, New York The Harrison A. Rogers Agency WENDELL R. STRAIT, Agent w as Uwolf FOURNIA MCTOR SALES FIRE AOlclsmobile Sales 81 Service CASUALTY FIDELITY Allis-Chalmers Tractors - Farm Implements SURETY 157 Center Street Telephone 21 LIFE Norfolk, N. Y. Waddington, N. Y. Massena' N' Y' Phone 4845 Phone 5203 9 AL S JOB SHOP Potsdam Feed 8z Coal Co., Inc. POTSDAM Lefterheacls - Envelopes - Programs Retail Dealers in UQ Willow Street Phgng 4322 '1 ' - T- Coal - Fuel Oil - Kerosene - Gasoline Cleaners and Furriers A M B A S S A D O R Norwood. N. Y. PFC Feeds - Builders Supplies Phone: 4711 - 2010 Potsdam, N. Y. ' Compliments of State Bank of Norwood If Pays to Save! 'gsfv Qsfxi taxi 335,51 1 Success so -..... -. cz3'3i '5g,t 055 T M k h E g P fY o Q X F S F h MEAT FOOD PRODUCTS ?7fae,::sz't?v.2s:NC- 5 E R V E UI ARPEAKO HOTS This Book Was Printed By Ogdensburg Journal Photo Cftset and Letterpress Printers Compliments of Success elf? 5 SHELLY ELECTRIC, Inc. Canton Road R.F.D. l Potsdam, N. Y. Phone 332 Compliments of McCormick Brothers Norwood. N. Y. JOE BREGGFS RESTAURANT Cabbage Rolls and Spaghetti Norfolk, N. Y. Compare ihe Rebuilding Cost with Your Present Fire Insurance Protection It Costs Liitle More to be Safe--Ask Today Call This Agency Drew Insurance Agency 4 Main Street Norwood, N. Y. PHONE 116 Compliments of Norwood Bakery 1 l C H A R I T Y ' S WASHING MACHINES and REPAIRS Norfolk. New York Compliments of S H Y N E ' S Gas - Oil - Tires Meats Barbeques Groceries NORFOLK. NEW YORK We the class of 'I955 wish to express our gratitude to the business men of our com- munity who have helped us with the publi- cation ot The Keystoner. 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