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

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X X 1 1 43 T 2 ,if E642 ,Refgsfouer PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF NORWOOD-NORFOLK CENTRAL SCHOOL Volume 1 1957 Number 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS AdminisfrafionL - - - - Pages Seniors - - - - Pages Classes - - - Pages Afhlefics - - Pages Music - - - Pages Acfivifies - - - Pages Adverfisers - - Pages X amWbTfLeIl'I'W1vfc1lfE11fifWWW 1 6 15 37 43 53 59 71 on Q CEN? H0599 O 1 lllll 2 FOREWORD We the class of 7957 leave the Keystoner as a brief reminder of the many events which occurred during our stay within the halls of our Alma Mater. Our attendance has meant social functions, athletic events, and friendships. Text- books, instructors, midterms, finals, and regents have left many personal impressions on us. In this edition of the Keystonef , we will bring to light only too few of these events. 2 , MISS .HELEN CALNON The student body, faculty, and administration of NNCS were greatly grived upon learning of the death of Miss Helen Calnon. Miss Calnon was born in Potsdam on August 2, 1899. She attended Potsdam High School and was graduated from Potsdam State Normal School in 1922. Her next four years were spent in teaching in a rural school. ln 1927 she came to the Norfolk High School and remained in this system until her untimely death on October 8, 1956. She planned to retire in June of 1957 after having completed thirty-five years in the teaching profession. We use well the word untimely, .because the death of anyone who had so much to contribute and who gave so willingly of that much, as Miss Calnon did, is always untimely. We realize, now more even than we did dur- ing her years with us, iust how much she inspired us to achieve worthwhile obiectives and how hard she worked to guide us toward that achievement. CQ' 4 ,din emurmm RICHARD J. O'CONNOR The entire body of Norwood-Norfolk Central School was shocked by the sudden and untimely death by the car accident of Richard O'Connor on November 1, 1956. He was born in Ogdensburg, New York, on Novem- ber 22, 1936, and attended Norwood-Norfolk Central Schools. He was graduated on June 26, 1956. With his death we all lost a truly fine person. IN RECOGNITION In the spring of '56, our feelings of respect were fully expressed when Miss Ella and Miss Marian were honored by the student body at an assembly. The tremendous silence and then ap- plause could only reflect the great admiration we have had for these two teachers. There was great sadness on the faces of all students who had had them and knew what great teachers they were losing. It is a tribute to Miss Ella's many years of ex- perience that the students have always accepted her advice without questioning. Through her per- severance and many hours of hard work, the eighth graders became full-fledged freshmen. Training given by her has been invaluable not only for our high school years but for the many years to come. All our lives we shall remember Miss Ella, not only as an inspiration to our work, but as a true friend. 2iW if ibmiuisfrafiou LO Y CEN ,gg 90500 O l 'l f llll 2 ' We fhe Seniors wish fo fhank our principals and faculfy for fheir guidance fhroughouf all our school years. We hope this Keysfoner will always keep fresh oLFmemories of all fhe wonderful fhings fhey have clone for us. May if remind us fha? any success we may achieve is due fo fhe guidance and inspiration fhey have given us from our very firsf day of school fo ihe lasf. 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Rig hh Dr. Donald Bixby, President, Dr. Henry Vinicor, Dr. C. ,P. Martin, Kenyon Jones, William- Salisbury, Howard Hall, Russell Colbert John Lynch, Shirley Orologio, Blanche Martin, Clerk. The Board of Education welcomes this opportunity to congratulate the graduates of 1957. Soon the affairs of Qur country - yes, even world affairs, will be handed to you and your fellow graduates. Graduation from high school is an important step in your life and demon- strates your worthiness of such trust. You have evinced a willingness to work and, a desire for better preparation for those years allotted tolyou. Again we congratulate you and ask God's blessings on each of you all through life. 7 SENIORS 1957 You are ioining this June a group of young people who have been in high school for four years. They, like yourselves, have been prepar- ing themselves for life. They also have been assisted by parents and teachers in their develop- ment. I hope that this foundation has been good and that you are equipped to face the problems of life. Congratulations and best wishes for the future. FRANCIS W. KELLY 8 To the members of the graduating class of 1957, I should like to turn on the amber light of caution, for a brief moment, on the highway of your lives. As you pause, I would ask that you weigh very carefully the decisions that you have made, or are making, during this your graduation time. Whether it is college, technical training, the armed forces, or immediate employment, consider care- fully which course is best for you. Very often much time and effort are wasted by a hasty approach to a decision that will affect you the rest of your lives. So consider once more that important decision which you have made, and then look up, for the light has changed and you are on your way. l know that you areprepared to carry out your plans to their final completion. My congratulations to you, the graduating class of 1957, on this your graduation day. RICHARD W. HANN I MATH and SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS Left to RIQITT: Ist Row: Mrs. Doris Ferry, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowhall, Mrs. Laura Phalen. 2nd Row: Mr. Jerome Bombard, Mr. Donald Gallagher, Mr. Donald Spotswood. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Lett to Right: Seated: Mrs. Adele Edwards, Mrs. Frances Root, Mrs. Nancy Sowers. Standing: Miss Ella Cranston, Miss Eva Bishop, Miss Mercedes Sullivan. PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH 8K RECREATION Left to Right: ist Row: Mrs. Josephine Harrington, School Nurse, Miss Dorcas McCarthy, Dental Hygienist, Mrs. Caroline Shelmadine, School Nurse. 2nd Row: Mr. -George Baxter, Mr. William Kitney, Miss Rita Hiter. COMMERCE AND CITIZENSHIP EDUCAYION Left to Right: Seated: Miss Elinor Taylor, Mrs. Mariorie Walsh, Miss Virginia Droms. Standing: Miss Mariorie Everett, Mr. Edward Hoffman, Mrs. Natalie Newton. HOME ECONOMICS, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, MUSIC DEPARTMENT Seated: Mrs. Esther Scott. Left to Right: Standing.: Miss Barbara McCann, Mr. Walter Kluge, Donavon, Mr. Lester Leavitt. ' OFFICE STAFF Seated: Mrs. Irene McCormick Standing: Mrs. Alice Shantelter Mr. Robert GUIDANCE, CURRICULUM COORDINATOR, ART, UNGRADED DEPARTMENTS Seated: Mrs. Ann Irving. riding: Left to Right: William Stephenson, Robert Loucks, Robert Plumb. SPECIAL TEACHER and DRIVER TRAINING Mrs. Rachel Gallagher and Mr. Allan Finnegan NORWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Barbara Hartle, Mrs. Helen Bradish, Miss Geraldine O'Brien, Mrs. Beatrice Aldrich, Mrs. Betty Dewey. Standing: Mrs. Ida Folk, Mr. Howard McCuin, Mrs. Doris Dailey, Mrs. Marion Greene. Missing: Mrs. Bernice Dullea. RAYMONDVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Seated: Miss Gertrude Carr Standing: Mrs. Ethel Dorothy, Mrs. Martha Wing Missing: Mrs. Lillian Seeber 11 NORWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Phyllis McDonald, Mrs. Esther Hickey, Mrs. Patricia Downing, Mrs. Helen Gibson. Standing: Mrs. Rose Edwards, Mrs. Betty Smith, Mrs. lrene Wilber, Mrs.'Tena Renzema. NORFOLK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Doris Maurer, Miss Kathleen Baker, Mrs. Lena Roy, Mrs. Eileen McCormick, Mrs. Virginia Flanders. Standing: Miss Rita Murphy, Miss Ellen Teetz, Miss Ann Calnon, Mrs. Rita Hartle, Mrs. Myra Kuhn. NORFOLK ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Nellie Flanagan, Mrs. Gertrude Babcock, Mrs. Eleanor Hayes, Miss Sue Starks, Cadet: Mrs. Veronica Macomber. Standing: Mrs. Katherine Sabad, Secretary: Mrs. Ruth Schoberlein, Mrs. Muriel Sanborn, Mrs. Betty Wing, Mrs. Jroan Meeker, Mrs. Joanne MacKinnon, Cadet: Mrs. Madeline Speer. Missing: Mr. Howard Condlin. NORFOLK CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: Mrs. Glendora Campbell, Mrs. lyonne Hunter, Mrs. Loris Pelsue. CAFETERIA STAFF QNNCSJ Left To Righi: Mrs. Agatha Burns, Mrs. lda Grundy, Mrs. Eleanor LaHair, Mrs. .lane Hourihan. Missing. Mrs, Eva Vorce. MAINTENANCE CREW CNNCSJ l.eft.fo Right: Mr. Lister Warner, Mr. Chester Hosmer, Mr. Eugene Bonno, Mr. Hubert Matson. BUS DRIVERS Left To Right: Eugene Bonno, Earl Reynolds, George Harris, Robert Hill, Alex Szabo, Vaughn Farmer, Lister Warner, Rev. Walter Carey, Chesfer Hosmer, Earl Pelsue. Mr. Sealy Buck, Mrs. Ida Colby Mr. Francis Trimboli S czuiovs '91 Milne., wffqm -16-- -51 J-H .Q A .I . 'Ar O l4 Q L S 1 K J - Nha L+ 'Vo J' i cfwoo vkovkgy. R r L c , 5 We, fhe class of 1957, in order fo maintain and cherish the memories of our high school years, have produced ihis book. As we go on fo advanced educafion or business, we shall always be able fo look back and relive fhese happy days. 16 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Seated: James Murray, President. Standing: Ann Haig, Treasurer, Richard Walker, Vice President, Catherine Germano, Secretary. LAURA. I. IIYILBER MARIE A. WILSON Voleggfrion Salutatorian , , , Intramurals I, 2, Volleyball Playday 2, Table Bog? l' if if if gl-Ish Gleeflgb ll Syngfhsnf Tennis 2, Sr, Play Cast 4, Class Assemblies 2, Olr ' ', I rc eslw ' Gmem U I 3, Citizenship Conference 3, 4, Jr. Prom Art Club Vice-Pres. 4, Dr. Wheeler Award I, Comm 3. FHA 2 3 Z. FBLA 3 4' student FTA Conference 4' Sclence Fall l' 2' 37 Stu' Prints Staff 4, Homemaking Award 3, Citizen- dent Prints Staff 4, Betty Crocker Homemaker shi Award 3. Ke stoner Staff 4 of Tomorrow 4, FTA 4, Swimming 4, Science p ' Y ' Congress 4, Keystoner Staff. 17 HOWARD S. AGEN lntramurals 4, FFA Treas. 2, Sentinel 3, Cafe- teria Staff 2, 3, FHA-FFA Fair Comm. 3, Library Staff l, 2, Skating 2, Class Assembly 2 MARJORIE M. CAMERON Margie Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, FBLA Sec. 3, Skating 2, 3, 4, Salesmanship Essey Contest 3. GEORGE K. ARMITAGE Louis le dieudonne' de Bourbon Transferred from New Hampshire Transferred from California Volleyball 2, Intramurals 2, Table Tennis l, 2, Art Club l, 4, Baseball 2, Sr. Play Stage Decoration 4, Library 4. SHIRLEY DORIS CHAPIN FHA 3, 4, Archery 2, Bowling 3, 4, Softball Play- clay, lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Spring Round- up l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Salesmanship Essay Contest 3. JEAN BABCOCK Transferred from Massena High School T956 Glee Club i, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Intra- murals l, 2, 3. DIANE MARGARET CLARK llNqnll Intramurals 1, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Keystoner Staff 4, Camera Club 4, Student Prints Staff 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Spring Round-up I, , Table Tennis l, Science Fair T, Softball T, FHA-FFA Fair Comm. 3. 18 ROBERT CONNELLY llsobll Vice-Pres. I, Citizenship Conference 3, 4, Sr. Play 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, ESSPA 4, Keystoner Staff 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 3 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, SLU Math Contest 3. NORMA C. DOW Normie Intramurals 2, Bowling 3, Camera Club 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Keystoner Staff 4, FHA- FFA Fair Comm. 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3. DONA M. CUTLER Cheering 2, 3, 4, Class Assemblies I, 2, FBLA 3, Spring Round-up I, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Central Topix Reporter 4, Intramurals I, Science Fair I, Keystoner Staff 4. IRENE M. DUFORE Rene Cheering I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, Bowling 3, Archery 2, Spring Round-up I, 2, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Softball Playday 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair I, Skating I, 2. ALICE JOAN DAVEY IIAIII Bowling 3,. Swimming 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, Intramurals 2, Key- stoner Staff 4, Skating 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Scienre Fair I. - JOHN CHARLES FRANCIA Basketball I, Bowling 4. 19 BRENDA LEE GAGNON Bren FHA-FFA Fair Comm. 3, FHA 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm3, FBLA 3. BETTY JEAN GRANT Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Table Tennis I, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, FHA 2, 3, Treas. 2, Class Vice-Pres. 2, Class Pres. 3, FBLA 3, Volleyball 4, Best Girl Dancer Award 3. CATHERINE M. GERMANO Katie Cheering 2, 3, 4, FHA I, 2, 3, FBLA 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Band I, 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Class Sec. I, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club Pres. 4, Jr. Prom Queen. SHIRLEY ANN HAIG Annie' Bowling 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Sr. Ball Queen 4, Camera Club 4, Sr. Class Treas. 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Keystoner Staff 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, FHA-FFA Fair Comm. 3. MURIEL GOODRICH Intramurals I, 2, Class Assembly I, FHA 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 4, FBLA 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Volleyball Play- day 2, Spring Round-up I, 2, 3, Salesman- ship Essay Contest 3, Cafeteria Staff 4, Science Fair I, Archery 2, Keystoner Staff 4. MARY JEAN HALL Program Comm. of FBLA 3, Pres. FBLA 4, Science Fair I, Student Prints Bus. Staff 4, Library Club 2. 20 CECILIA E. HOTTE Chickie Transferred rfom Massena High School I954 Intramurals I, Spring Round-up 3, Bowling 3, 4, .lr. Prom Comm. 3, Student Prints Staff 4, Class Assemblies 2, 3, Skating 3, Swimming 3, Camera Club Sec. 4, Art Club Sec. 4, FHA 3, 4, Historian 4 FHA-FFA Fair Comm. 3. LLOYD JOHN LaCOMB HLEHYH J. V. Baseball I, 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, J. V. Basketball I, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Stu- dent Prints -Staff 4, Cross Country 2, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Intramurals I, 2, Swimming 4, Bowling 4. HERBERT C. JONES Herbie Student Prints Staff 4, Camera Club 4. RONALD J. LGRUE Class Assembly I, FBLA 3. RITA. M. KING Jr. Prom Comm. 3, FBLA 3, Spring Round-up I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, Bowling 3, 4, Science Fair I, Keystoner Staff 4. MICHAEL LEONARD Mike' Hockey 2, 3, 4, Skating Tournament, Keystoner Staff 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Ball Comm. 21 SONDRA MACKEY Sammie Skating I, Class Assemblies I, 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Table Tennis I, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Spring Round-up I, 2, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Archery 2, Maioretts I, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, Science Fair I, Basketball I, 2, 4, Swim- ming 4, Girls' Volleyball 4, Dancing 4. RONALD C. McCARTHY Ronnie Volleyball Sectionals 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2 4, Baseball 3, 4, Bowling 2, Cross Country 2 3, 4, Spring Round-up 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4 Camera Club 4, Table Tennis 2, 3, 4. HELEN ELIZABETH MATSON Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Play Cast 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Symphonic Choir 1, 2, NYSSMA 2, Cantata 2, Operetta 2, Key- stoner Staff 4. GLENN D. MCCLURE Swimming 3, 4, Camera Club 4, FFA I, 2. JOAN E. MATTICE Joanie' Cafeteria Staff 4, FBLA 3, Spring Round-up I, 3, Table Tennis I, Salesmanship Essay Con- test 3, Science Fair I. GERALD K. McELWAIN ujeriyrl Student Prints Staff 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Dele- gate to FTA Workshop, Sophomore Play 2. 22 JOSEPH P. McKENNA njoell Bowling 3, 4, Class Assemblies l, 2, Camera Club 4 FBLA 3. DARRELL MORGAN Jack Class Treas. 3, NYSSMA l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, -Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Bel-Aires 3, 4, J. V. Basketball l, 2, Bowling 2, Cross Country 2, Capt. Intramural Football Team 4, J. V. Baseball l, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. JOHN W. McKENTY lIGu'Il Hoc ey l 2, 3, 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Jr. Prom Comm 3, Football Intramurals 4. JAMES S. MURRAY lljimll ESSPA 4, Basketball Mgr. 2, 3- Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Sr. Play Cast 4, Jr. Assembly 3, Sophomore Assembly l, Keystoner Staff 4, Sophomore Class Pres. 2, Sr. Class Pres. 4, Citizenship Conference 3, -', Spring Round-up 3, Volley- ball Sectionalfs 2, 3, Baseball Mgr. 2, Cross Country -3, 4, Basketball 4, Frosh 'Assembly l. PETER P. MOLNAR, JR. llpefell Intramurals l, 2, 3, J. V. Baseball l, 2, Varsity Baseball 4, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basket ball 3, 4, Capt. Intramural Football' Team 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Class Assemblies l, 3, Sr. Play Cast 4, King Jr. Prom 3, Class Vice-Pres. 3. JOSEPH E. MYERS E Il-,cell Intramurals l, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, J. V. Base- ball l, 2, Varsity 4, J. V. Basketball l,. 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Sr. Play Cast 4, Class Assembly 3, Spring Round- up 3, Winter Wonderland 2, Camera Club 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Keystoner Staff 4, Library Club 4. 23 MARY GLADYS PAIGE Winter Wonderland Comm. I, Salesmanship Essay Contest 4, NYSSMA 2, Eidhd 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Bel- Aires I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, Operetta 2. CHARLES C. QUIGLEY Chuck J. V. Basketball 2, J. V. Baseball 2, Varsity Base- ball 3, Cross Country 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Student Prints Staff 4, SLU Math Contest 3, Sr. Play Cast 4, Keystoner Staff 4, Class Assembly 3. EDSON J. PELSUE IEdIl Volleyball Sectionals 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 4, Softball 3, Table Tennis 2, Spring Round-up 2, 3, Student Prints 4.' THOMAS E. RADELL llTomll Transferred from Rome Free Academy T956 Varsity Basketball 4, Volleyball 3, Intramural Football 2, 4, Spring Round-up 3, Class Assembly 3, Intramural Basketball 2, Cross Country 2, Square-dance Club 2. STANLEY ROBERT PRASHAW Stan Jr. Prom Comm. 3, FBLA 3, 4, Table Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Spring Round-up 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Football 4, AII Northern First Team 4. DAWN CAROL RICHARDS Jr. Prom Comm. 3, FHA-FFA Fair Comm. 3, FHA 2, 3, Spring Round-up 2, 3, Intramurals, Table Tennis I, Science Fair I, Class Assembly I, Keystoner Staff 4. 24 REGINA RIVERA Attended school in Hawaii. Veteran LAURA MARY TALCOTT Laurie FHA 2, 3, Historian 3, FHA-FFA Fair Comm., Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Science Fair l. JANICE RUSSELL Il-Ianll Transferred from Massena in l954 Salesmanship Essay Contest 3, FBLA 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Cafeteria Staff 3, Library Club 4, Table Tennis l, lntramurals l. SANDRA JOAN TAYLOR nsandyu Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Bel- Aires 3, 4, Symphonic Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Cantata 3, 4, Band Treas. 4, NYSSMA l, 2, 3, 4, Queen Jr. Prom 3, ESSPA 4, Class Treas. l, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Keystoner Staff 4, Operetta 2, 4. NORMA JEAN SPENCER Jeanie Sr. Band l, Intramurals l, 2,.3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Ball Comm, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Volleyball 4, Student Prints Staff 4, Spring Round-up 3, Science Fair l, Archery 2, Salesmanship Essay Con- test 3, Basketball Playday Mgr. SHARON KAY THOMSON FHA 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, Science Fair l, Intramurals l, Library Staff. 25 JANE CAROL TRIPPANY Camera Club 4, Art Club Treas. 4, Grls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Swimming 3, 4, Softball 2, Volleyball 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Student Prints Staff 4, FBLA 3, 4, Sec. 4, FTA Vice- Pres. 4. RICHARD WOOD uwoodyu Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Baseball I, 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, J. V. Basketball I, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Sr. Play Cast 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Intramural Football 4, Class Assembly 3, Salesmanship Essay Contest 2, Spring Round-up I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Ball King. JOHN RICHARD WALKER llDicklI Transferred from St. Catharines, Ontario, I955 Class Assembly 3 Symphonic Choir 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Sr. Play Cast 4, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Bel-Aires 4, Student Prints Staff 4, National Honor Society 4, Keystoner Staff 4, Student Gov't. I, Operetta 4, Intra- murals I, Drama Club 2. HARRIET L. WRIGHT Mickey Transferred from Massena High School I954 Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Play Cast 4, Keystoner Staff 4, Citizenship Conference 3, 4, Camera Club Treas. 4, ESSPA 4, NYSSMA 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Symphonic Choir 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Maiorettes 3, 4, Art Club Pres. 4, Class Assemblies 2, 3, Student Prints Staff 4, GAA 2, French Club I, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, Operetta 2, 4, FTA Pres. 4. CONSTANCE WICKWIRE Connie Bowling 3, Spring Round-up 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Class Assemblies I, 2, FHA Parlia- mentarian 3, State Rep. 3, Pres. 4, National Honor Society 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Play Cast 4, Keystoner Staff 4, FHA-FFA Fair Comm. 3. 26 Last will and Testament We, the Senior Class of l957, of the Norwood-Nor- tolk Central School, in the county of St. Lawrence, in the state oi New York, being ot sound and intelligent minds, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament I, Ann Haig, will Dale Roberts a pair of crutches to use during the basketball games. I, Norma Dow, will Pat Blanchard some of my height. I, Stan Prashaw, will my position as center on the basketball team to James Butler, I, Charles Quigley, will my ability to sleep during Social Studies class to James Frego. I, Betty Grant, will my dark complexion to Pat Babcock. I, Diane Clark, will my height to Sandra Simonette. I, Katie Germano, will my dark hair to Ann Mac- Farlane. I, Joe Myers, will my curly hair and my ability to talk to Wayne Bond. I, Marie Wilson, will my ability in spelling in Short- hand II to anyone who takes it next year. I, Sammie Mackey, will my strip of red hair to Beverly Barkley. I, Irene Dufore, leave my two seats in Social Studies to Sharon Buck with the hopes that she will get better use out at them than I did. I, Dick Wood, will my ability to leave out-of-town girls alone to John Walker. I, Mary Jean Hall, leave the Studebaker to all the boys in Norwood that say I can't beat them. I, Muriel Goodrich, leave my ditto machine to a lucky Senior taking Office Practice next year. I, Jeanie Spencer, leave a Shine's Book of Happiness to Sara Searles and Gail Levia with the hopes that they use them like young ladies. I, Janice Russell, leave Cynthia Paige a free ride to Brookdale whenever she wants it. -I, Jeanie Spencer, leave my ability to skip school and not get caught atschool or at home to Kathy Edmonson and Sharon Buck. l, Rita King, leave Jenny Wright a club in case Joey isn't around to defend her. l, Shirley Chapin, leave my task of counting lunches in the morning for Miss Bishop to Eleanor. I, Joan Mattice, leave my dimple to Eleanor Chapin in hopes she will get a steady boyfriend. I, Dona Cutler, leave Sharon Buck a book of stamps and a box of writing paper so that she can write to Allen every day. I, George Armitage, leave Jay Pelsue my ability to do the Charleston. I, Dick Walker, leave a little of my height and slim- ness and my seat as second trombone player in the band to Phil Royce. I, George Armitage, leave Tom Marshall, Ann Bow- hall. l, Laura Wilber, leave Diana McDonald a well worn Latin III notebook with the sage advice, Don't bother to study your vocabulary. I, George Armitage, leave Virginia Sabod certain information. Use it well, Virginia! I, Mary Gladys Paige, leave my ability to eat and not gain weight to my sister, Cynthia. I, Connie Wickwire, leave Carole Pelkey my seat in English 4 class in hopes that she will use her Senior year for something besides studying. I, George Armitage, leave Bill Wilson the French technique. Do you want my chapeau? I, Laura Talcott, leave my ability to write long letters in study halls to Rhoda Snyder in hopes that she will put it to as good use as I have. I, Tom Radell, leave my skin tight levis and motor- cycle boots to .Ierry Donnelly. I, Robert Connelly, leave my seat in Miss Sullivan's 4th period study hall to Ronnie Dufore in hopes he will keep her entertained. I, Chicky Hotte, leave my iob as secretary of the Camera Club to any Junior provided he write up an article on the Camera Club for the school paper. I, Helen Matson, will my ability to find and keep a good oboe reed to Nancy Schoberlein. I, James Murray, leave my height and ability for basketball to Terry LaFleur. I, Mickey Wright, leave my occasional ponytail to Sandie Simonette, a slightly used flute to Norma Regan, and my sister Jenny to Annie Bowhall. I, Ronald LaRue, leave my seat in Social to Ronald Dufore in the hopes he will do something while he's in it. I, Sandy Taylor, will to Cynthia Spotswood or any other girl who likes hockey , my seat on the hockey bus. We, Margie Cameron and Norma Dow, will our po- sition in Mrs. Harrington's office to any Junior who knows how to put bandages on and type at the some time. We, Glenn McClure and Herbie Jones, will our seats in Physics class to any future victims of Mrs. Ferry's. We, Lefty LaComb and Gerald McElwain iPatience and Prudencel, will to Skip Brown and Frannie Mariano the words and music to the new hit song, Good Morn- ing, to be used in Physics class. We, Dawn Richards, Brenda Gagnon, and Sharon Thomson, will Linda Mosher a year's supply of Pecan Sandies by Keebler. We, the Senior girls, will Joe Babad and Donna Zitzner a book entitled, Proper Behavior in School. We, Jean Babcock and Joe Myers, will our good be- havior in school to Claire and Bob. I, Pete Molnar, will my car to Ronnie Neverette so that he can get around to meet more girls. We, the Senior Class, will Mr. Hoffman a hound dog to match his Elvis Presley iacket. We, the Senior Class, will Miss Bishop a hammer and some nails to nail the seats in homeroom to the floor so that they can't be moved. We, the Seniors in Driver's Training, will Mr. Finnegan a new set of nerves for his future Driver's Training classes. We, the Seniors in the Senior Play, will Mrs. Root a co-operative cast otr next year's Senior Play. We, the Seniors, leave our good behavior in the auditorium to the Freshmen. We, the Seniors, leave our ability to put on a Senior Play which will be as successful as ours was to the Sophomores. We, the Seniors, leave our good behavior in Miss Bishops homeroom to the Juniors. We make, constitute, and appoint Mr. Stephenson to be executor ol this, our lost will and testament. HELEN MATSON RITA KING Class ? opitecg From the Palace of Versailles Announcement from King Louis XIX lNNCS'S own George Armitage of the Class of '57J Be it decreed that in the year nineteen hundred and sixty-seven H9673 each of my subiects shall be responsible to me for acquiring the following position: Jean Babcock - - - you shdll use your excellent business train- ing of NNCS to establish a new modern hotel to replcae the one your family managed in Norfolk in 1957. Mariie Cameron - - - you shall be Driver Education instructor at NNCS. Shirley Chapin - - - Department Head for the electrical division at GE. Diane Clark - - - send out those invitations to a house warming -510,000 or no! Bob Connelly -- - replace Mr. Spotswood as Math teacherT:it NNCS. Dona Cutler - - - the Seaway Chronicle editor-in-chief fuse that business training and newspaper experiencei. Alice Davey - - - head technician at DuPont Laboratories. Norma Dow - - - use pen-name Bubbins and your first hand information to write Minnie's Secret Life. Don't you think the world should know? Brenda Gagnon - - - personnel director for the Aluminum Com- pany of America, Massena Works. Betty Grant - - - cheerleader for Olympic games. Ann Haig - - - leading lady of New York State iaccording to Tom's prophecy of '56J. Cecilia Hotte - - - Lieutenant in United States F.A.F.'s. Rita King - - - become accustomed to riding co-pilot in Cyril's Flyin' Low Ford. Lloyd LaComb - - - Mr. Shannon will be very disturbed if you are not named Tiddle-dy-winks Player of the Year. Ronnie l.aRue - - - you will set up a bank exclusively for NNCS students lbusiness hours only during the 4th periodi. Mike Leonard l - - open a Youth Center lmore centrally located than the one of the class of '57l for the Norwood-Norfolk boys. Helen Matson - - - head dietitian at Columbia Presbyterian Hos- pital in New York City. Sondra Mackey - - - stewardess for the Royal Airlines. Ronald McCarthy - - - Champion Bubble Gum Blower-thanks to 2nd period Eng. 4 class. Gerald McElwain - - - Chemical Engineer at the Firestone Labora- tories and steadfast friend of all hot-rodders, due to your perfec- tion of the famous Lif'-up tires. Joe McKenna - - - Pres. o the north-country's world amous Blacktop Pavement Co. John McKenty - - - get Miss Sullivan to agree to your i5 minute break periods at NNCS-atter all, you will be principal. Peter Molnar - - - 'bout time you opened that Chevy garage- your poor old car looks like it needs a good iob. Jack Morgan - - - as Pres. of Morgan's T.V. Sales, don't you think your Vice-Pres. needs a longer coffee break-of course we mean Katie Germanol Jim Murray - - - chief cook and bottle washer for Uncle Sam's Navy. Joe Myers - - - King of Wamby Tribe visiting at Jean's hotel. Mary Gladys Paige - - - you will have your own T.V. show- How to Sing in l0,000 Easy Lessons . Ed Pelsue - - - NNCS students will receive reduced price tickets to see you star in The Life of Jimmy Dean -minus the accidentl Chuck Quigley - - - due to your experience as sub. mail carrier in Norwood, you will become Post-Master General. Dawn Richards - - - sole owner and operator of a gymnasium. Regina Rivera - - - you, as Hawaiian representative to U. S., have brought about the final statehood of your beloved islands. Mary, Jean Hail - - - Pres. of Studebaker Co. fcuz of your natural look-could this be because you drove that cream colored Studey around the NNCS territory? Norma Spencer - - - John McKenty's office secretary. Sandra Taylor - - - head beautician at Max Factor's in Holly- wood. Jane Trippany - - - physical therapist in partnership with Dick Rood. Dick Walker - - - Congressman promoting a bill by which any and all boys using the Norwood airport road for a drag strip must equip their cars with green lights. Connie Wickwire - - - a medical secretary and wife of an ex- airforce man. Laura Wilber - - - founder of new element-Wilberine-used in the production of softer material for school desks and seats. Harriet Wright - - - use those artistic talents to paint portraits of your eight children-they might iust as well work-that is, if the Labor Board doesn't find out- A ioint anniversary party will be held for the following-as you all got married so soon after graduating from NNCS: lrene Dufore, Muriel Goodrich, Joan Mattice, Janice Russell, Laura Talcott, Sharon Thomson, and Marie Wilson. A world cruise will be taken in the new submarine, NNCS fnamed for Admiral Stan Prashaw's Alma Materl. The excellent crew consists of John Francia, Dick Wood, Herb Jones, Glenn Mc- Clure, Howard Agen, and Tom Radell. Signed, LOUIS XlX 3 1 29 I kugfif' Squire Qage Saw? Q l4 5 2 5 2. feel ,i 4 9 ND ,v- Qw io Cflyrglifi As we climbed the ladder, sometimes we thought that we would never reach our goal, but success is inevitable to the industrious. 32 SENIORS Group l, Left to Right: lst Row: Janice Russell, Mary Paige, Sharon Thomson, Dawn Richards, Connie Wickwire, Sandy Taylor, Laura Wilber, Jane Trippany. 2nd Row: Norma Spencer, Harriet Wright, Laura Talcott, Marie Wilson, Glenn McClure, Gerald McElwain, Joseph McKenna, Regina Rivera. 3rd Row: -Stan Prashaw, Joseph Myers, Charles Quigley, Tom Radell, Ronald McCarthy, Jack Morgan, Dick Walker, Jim. Murray. 4th Row: Dick Wood, John McKenty, Peter Molnar, Edson Pelsue. Missing: John Francia, Joan Mattice. SENICRS Group 2, Left to Right: lst Row: Norma Dow, Helen Matson, Irene Dufore, Ann Haig, Dona Cutler, Rita King, Catherine Germano, Brenda Gagnon. 2nd Row. Diane Clark, Howard Agen, Sondra Mackey, Shirley Chapin, Mariorie Cameron, Betty Grant, Jean Babcock, Alice Davey. 3rd Row: Muriel Goodrich, Cecilia Hotte, George Armitage, Ronnie LaRue, Lloyd LaComb Herbert Jones, Michael Leonard, Robert Connelly. 33 JUNIORS - ROOM 19 Lett to Right: ist Row: Ruth Sheets, Linda Mosher, Cynthia Paige, Eileen Perry, Lynette O'Connor, Sharon Muncy, Rhoda Snyder, Carole Pelkey, Rita Stanford, Pearl Ramsey, Jean McGregor. 2nd Row: Sarah Searles, Ruth Raymo, Rita Raymo, Roselyn McO.uown, Polly Mellon, Freda St. Pier, Lorna Monica, Margaret O'Haro, Beth McGinnis, Ronnie Neverette. 3rd,Row: Roger McNairn, Billy Wilson, Jay Pelsue, Wayne Powell, Francis Brown, Gaile Prashaw, Sandy Simonette, Lowell Shattuck, Robert Richards. 4th Row: Joe Sabod, Bob Murray, Ronnie Richardson, Charles McGinnis, Harold Webster, Joe Sutter, Wendell Pettys, Dick Rood, James Richardson, Ogden Tiernari. JUNIORS - ROOM 17 Left to Right: lst Row: Mary Casey, Caroline Arquitte, Sally Despaw, Nancy Jenne, Jayne Fetterly, Janet Deugaw, Sharon Buck, Gene- vieve Bemis, Keith Dunn, Terrance LaFleur. ' 2nd Row: Leona Blair, Ronald Gravelin, Donald LaBarge, Mary .lean Hall, Cynthia Bosiolie, Ann Bowhall, Wayne Bond, Carolyn Monroe, Joan Dumers, Pat Babcock. 3rd Row: Beth Bixby, Louis Fiacco,'Gail Levia, Francis Mariano, Kenneth LaShomb, Gerald Donnelly, Robert Matthews, Sally Connelly, Patricia Blanchard, Shirley Chilton. 4th Row: Ronald Dutore, Joan Christian, Ann MacArthur, Robert Doran, Richard L. Clark, Eugene Bonne, Joseph Cutler, James Frego, Raymond Chagnon, Larry Bartlett, Leon Clary. ' 34 SOPHOMORES - ROOM 20 Lett to Right: lst Row: Francis Sharlow, Norma Regan, Darlene Richards, Cynthia Spotswood, Sandra Upton, Virginia Sabod, Marlene Stark. 2nd Row: Walter Sanborn, Charles Powell, Royal Richardson, Eleanor Roberts, Jenny Wright, Carolyn Spoor, Donna Zitzner, Philip Royce. 3rd Row: Dale Roberts, Robert Simpson, Vincent Regan, John Sharlow, Kenneth Plumb, Frank Vinicor, John Walker, Douglas Roden. 4th Row: Glendon Perry, Ronald Sanborn, Nancy Schoberlein, Douglas Pierce, Wallace Purves, James Pike, James Talcott. Missing: Lynette O'Connor, Fay O'Hara, Margaret O'Hara, Ann Town. SOPHOMORES - ROOM 14 Lett to Right: lst Row: Mary Lou Matson, Linda McClure, Mary Jones, Clara Bellinger, Diana McDonald, Tina Mellon, Debbie Keen, Joan Mackey, Dawna Molnar. 2nd Row: Ann MacFarlane, Margaret Kish, Pat Lavigne, Virginia Loomis, Mary Lytle, Linda Helmase, Barbara Greene, Beverly Barkley, Gary Kingsley. 3rd Row: Ed McCauley, Earnest LaDue, Frank LaDue, David Kingsley, Wendell Monroe, George Murray, Bill Merkley, Ellain Lewis, Gary Lewis. Missing: Pat Gonyea, Allan LaDue, Janice LaMora. 35 SOPHOMORES - ROOM 'l3 Left to Right: lst Row: Marie Delosh, Lorraine Breakey, Marna Dockum, Kay Briggs, Lynette Clark, Keitha Brown, Diane Bombard, Margaret Eaton. 2nd Row: Francis Belgarde, Claire Babcock, Janet Cutler, Richard Besaw, Tom Marshall, Richard Belgarde, Eleanor Chapin, John Bero. 3rd Row: Philip Gagnon, Edward Besaw, Michael Boprey, Larry Colbert, Gerald Chilton, Lloyd Bresee, James Butler, Dwight Gibson. Missing: Larry Bartlett, Wayne Bond, Ronald Dufore, Bonnie Boprey, Beverly' Barkley. FRESHMEN - ROOM 12 Left to Right: lst Row: Joyce Galloway, Robert Smith, Leona Wadleigh, Nancy Wilson, Sharon Shepard, Shirley Shepard, Barbara Wad- leigh, Jean Woods. 2nd Row: Barbara Wilkins, Carolyn Wilber, Josephine Wilson, Bruce Porter, Richard Steinbarge, William Olah, Wayne Wheeler, David Searles. 3rd Row: Virgii Paige, Daniel Raymo, John Wright, Herbert Stevens, Allen Tiernan, Rodney Wolstenholme. Missing: Nancy Hull, Richard Mench, Karen Schmul, Arthur Woodward. 36 FRESHMEN - Roo-M 12 425 J Left to Right: lst Row: Terrence Pelkey, George Pike, Shirley Shattuck, Pollv Ward, Linda Tiernan, Marie Smith, Gail Woodward, Gail Washburn. 2nd Row: Joan Sharlow, Marie Simpson, Lois Ann Starks, Kay Seeber, Janet Sabad, Gail Tessier, Rosalind Root, Carolyn Shampine. 3rd Row: John Richards, Terrence Stevens, Janet Revier, John Schuck, Lee Richards, Peter Palmer, Anthony Box, David White. FRESHMEN - ROOM 9 Left to Right: lst Row: John LaRock, James LaRock, Pamela Kline, Dona Luther, Diane McGowan, Donna Moore, Sandra LaMay, Susan Nash, Nancy Jarvis, Charlotte LaDue, Joseph LaRue. 2nd Row. Mr. Leavitt ladvisorl, Eileen Oakes, Carol McNairn, John Myers, Joan LaBarge, Calvin Monica, Dennis LaFleur, John Murphy, Wendell LaMay, Cora Jones. 3rd Row: Janice LaPlante, Constance Levison, Betty McKenty, Karen MacFarlene, Barbara Hynson, Nancy Ellers, Sharon Martin, Martha Lanctot, Patricia Muncy. 4th Row: Bernard McMahon, Patricia Harvey, Dale LaVigne, Patricia Jarvis, Edward Molnar, George Nemo, Gary McClure, Marie Leroux. Missing: Thomas Marshall, Florence Morehouse. 37 FRESHMEN - ROOM 8 Left to Right: lst Row: Weldon Barkley, Judy Gang, Patricia Greenwood, Carolyn Hanks, Juanita Grant, Phyllis Calnon, Reta Cutler, Leora Blair, Linda Bradley, Sally Campbell. 2nd Row: Bonnie Buck, Williarn Dailey, Gerald Brown, Terrance Donovan, Gerald Colbert, Gary Dumers, John Barney, Juanita Daniels, Janet Goodrich, June Deshane. 3rd Row: Martha Brouse, Linda Farmer, Lorna Farnsworth, Richard Davey, Bernard Grant, Bruce Cameron, Leo Bond, Keith Barnes, Catherine Baxter. 4th Row: Mary Ellen Clik, Robert Haig, Samuel Grant, Wayne Blanchard, Edward Foster, John Bartlett, Ann Halcott. Missing: James Belgarde, Albert Chilton. GRADE 8 - SECTION l Left to Right: lst Row: Mrs. Edwards, Dorothy Creighton, Patricia Pelsue, Diane Dailey, Mayfred Belgarde, Evelyn Smith, Charles Mc- Lennan, Ronnie Harvey, Ferne Felix. 2nd Row:,Tom Fiapco, Linda Grant, Jorene Briggs, Judy McGee, Carol McElwain, Bonnie Hull, Kathy Matson, Mark Ginn, Denny Emburey. 3rd.Row: Richard Fetterly, Ronald Reagan, Richard Gibson, Joan Murphy, Sharon Johnson, Richard Royer, Karen Taylor, Beth Sutter, lra Green. 4th Row: Frank Sabad, Richard' Kelly, Sandra Dumers, Joanne Trippany, Marsha Maurer, Ronald Kwasney, James Baxter. Missing: Rodger Haggett. 38 GRADE 8 - SECTION 2 Left to Right: lst Row: Bruce Edwards, Bob Radell, Lester Paige, Tom LaComb, Sharon Hatch, Jean Wheeler, Delores Galloway, Dorothy Nash, Rose Orologio, Mr. Bombard. 2nd Row: Jim Werley, Christine Fiacco, Sharon Deugaw, Joan Davey, Pat Grady, Sandra Gorey, Sandra Premo, Charles Colbert, James Currier. 3rol'Rowe Roy Plott, Billy Wagner, Peter Hofert, Phil Deon, Neil Daniels, Lois Farmer, Phyllis Sharlow, Denise Chenail, Marvin Bosiolie. 4th Row: Walter Shyne, Ben Pierce, Robert Duegaw, Ray Chenail. Missing: Mariorie McCarthy, Katherine Matson, Judith Miller, Yvonne Russell. GRADE 8 - SECTION 3 Left to Right: lst Row: Penny Dean, Barbara Matthews, Phyllis Paro, Leonard Oakes, Athel Brown, Donald Monroe, Robert Besaw, Robert Ashley, Eddie Walsh, Joe Fiacco, Mrs. Walsh. 2nd Row: Donna Clary, Claude LaBarre, Ronald Senecal, Linda Agen, Annette Chagnon, Alice Holtz, Cynthia Brothers, Leonard Donnelly, Allen Smith, Dawn Jarrell, Lois Ransom. 3rd Rowzjviichael Valyo, Ellie Neisink, Linda McGIaughlin, Joan Clark, Mary Jane Delosh, Ruth Deon, Bernard Frederick, -Alton Hynson, Pat Dow, Gene Mallette. Missing: Sharon MacArthur. 39 GRADE 8 - SECTION 4 Lett to Right: lst Row: Vernon Jandreau, Robert Boprey, Wayne Ashley, Fay Dowe, Rae Premo, Phyllis Monroe, Michael Markum, Carl Olmstead, Brian Fiocco, Gloria Longest, Edwin Elliot. 2nd Row: Leona Delosh, Linda Brownell, Bryan Gibson, Nancy Despaw, Nancy Cota, Mary Walker, Polly Arquette, Denny Clary, Beverly Spoor, Beverly Foster, Geraldine Patterson, Mrs. Bowhall. 3rd Row: Margaret McGregor, Mary Town, Sharon Shepard, James Clark, Donald Purdy, Allen Smith, George Woodward, Terry Brownell, David Goolden, Tom Brothers, Peter Jarvis, Real Chenail. GRADE 7 - SECTION 1 Left to Right: lst Row: Frank Condon, Thomas Bethel, John Besaw, Richard Box, Lloyd Arquitte, Martin Caratsole, Deanna Bresee, Frank Bradish. . 2nd Row: Mr. Gallagher, Bonnie Bond, Clarence Barney, Lee Clark, Lois Clark, Ella Mae Bero, Sharon Cole, Rose Cutler. 3rd Row: Suzanne Baxter, Betty Bullock, Barbara Prigge, Judy Clark, Gary Balaban, Patricia Connelly, Mary Lou Colbert. 4th Row: James Antoine, Lila Blair, Betty Cutler, Billy Durgon, Philip Paro, James Langford, Sharon Jenne. Missing: Helen Arquitte. 40 GRADE 7, SECTION 2 Lett to Right: lst Row: Patricia Dean, Juanita Richards, Sheila Hern, Nancy Duegaw, Roberta Daigle, Larry Gravelle, Robert Harvey, Nilah Frego, Miss Cranston. 2nd Row: Dick Farnsworth, Carolyn Hall, Sharon Bagett, Carol Gary, Sandra Dufore, Mary Davey, Joan Gladding, Eileen Foster, Dean Hunter. 3rd Row: Gene Walbert, Robert Hand, Edward DeShane, Vernon Planty, Abraham Gonyou, Charles Hydorn, Gary Eurto, Leonard Halpern. Missing: Gary Debien, Pearl Deon, Edward McGregor. GRADE 7 - SECTION 3 Lett to Right: lst Row: Danietl Lanning, Elizabeth Matthews, Bonnie Linehan, ,loan Jenkins, Pamela Jarrell, Marilyn LaComb, Bill Libbey, Judy Porter, Jimmy Leonard, Mrs. Newton. 2nd Row: John Levison, Sharon LaDue, Kathleen McDonald, Nancy Michaud, Shirley Gorey, Judy LaBare, Richard McDougall, Lloyd'LaMora, David McCarthy. 3rd Row: Richard Robinson, John Morgittay, Bernard Mackey, Keith Porter, Angus LaDue, Jack Perry, Alton Knapp, Sandra Lee, Joan LaDuke. 41 GRADE 7 - SECTION 4 Left to Right: lst Row: Connie Henderson, Ruth McGee, Stephen Wing, Jon Neissink, Diane Sabod, John Castle, John Molnar, Tom Keen, John Kish, Mrs. Ferry. 2nd Row: Jane Perry, Katherine Greene, Penny Pelkey, Sandra McClure, Larry Buck, Louis Kauffman, Tom LaBarge, Bernard Thomson, Duane Richards, Pat Stephenson, Marilyn Oaks. 3rd Row: Thelma Simpson, John Nichols, Joan Tyo, Judy Doran, Howard Palmer, David Morgan, Linda Scott, Sandra Buck, Nancy Talcott, Carolyn Clark. GRADE 7 - SECTION 5 Left to Right: lst Row: Mrs. Sowers, Joan Nash, Emily Tebo, Carvel 'Sharlow, Linda Seely, Stephen Patnode, Frederick St. Pierre, Allen Spoor, Colin Seeber, Rodney Ruger. 2nd Row: Darrel Shyne, Carolyn Searles, Patricia Wheeler, LaDonna Roden, Patricia Richardson, James Wickwire, Linda Nemo, Robert Daniels,.Barbara Raymo, James Robinson. 3rd Row: Janice Shampine, Harold Villnave, Joanne Shantie, Betty Ramsey, Darlene Bensley, Rose Ramsey, Raymond Town, Jack Spotswood, Peter O'Hara, Carl Talcott. 42 i, -ug 3ffP5fczfices 10 14 Q- 1. 5 2 Q 6 Iva ,+ H Q0 cfwlffao e2fS00X' R M . , 4 ln fhose few fimes when school life seemed nofhing buf drudgery and work, fhe afhlefic program provided a 'good diversion from fhis work and gave us a chance fo enjoy our- selves in compefion wifh our friends and classmafes. 44 Left to Right: HOCKEY lst Row: Billy Wilson, Frank Vinicor, Dale LaVigne, Walter Sanborn Leon Clary Jim Freao Dick Clark Richard Besaw Don LaBarge, Jack Bonno, Dick Road, Phil Royce. 2nd Row: John McKenty, Manager, Kenneth Plumb, Francis Mariano Francis Brown Richard Stetnbarge Richard Mench Samuel Grant, Michael Leonard, David Kingsley, Lloyd Bresee, Vincent Regan Jo Sutter Keith Dunn Ronald Sanborn John Wright, Mr. Spotswood. HOCKEY With the end of the T956-57 season, Norwood-Norfolk has completely proved its ability to stay with the best. Throughout the 8-game league schedule, our team was beaten by tour teams, which netted a third place final position in Class B competition being surpassed only by Potsdam, Canton and Massena lClass Al. The Class B competitions: League, Lake Placid lnvi- tational Tournament, and Clarkson College Tournament were all won by Canton's powerful team. Credit for the fine season's work should be evenly divided among all of the squad. The team, in most games, was a well-balanced unit, with individualism giv- ing way to team-play. A little extra credit, however, must be given to Jim Frego's exceptional defensive play, to Don LaBarge's handling ability, and to the fine work of the other first and second string' forwards, all of whom contributed greatly to a successful season. Next year's team will sorely miss Don LaBarge's pre- sence in the front line, but with a few additions from the Freshman class, we should be able to come up with another successful season. To Mr. Spotswood goes our deepest appreciation for coaching the boys. He proved to be a very enthusiastic leader and deserves to be credited very highly. 45 Left to Right: VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Ronald Dufore, Manager, Coach Baxter, Weldon Barkley, Manager. Standing: Terry LaFleur, Lloyd LaComb, Joe Myers, Dale Roberts, Tom Radell, Peter Molnar, James Murray, Stanley Prashaw, Richard Wood, Robert Murray, Ronald Neverette, Gerald Donnelly. Missing: Ronald Richardson, Manager. NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS to the players and they to him. STAN PRASHAW All Northern The Flying N's of NNCS encountered a thrilling season of basketball. Although the games won were few, the team was always high in spirit and fought desperately to the finish. Mr. Baxter, the Varsity coach, was indeed an inspiration to the fellows. He did much to improve their playing technique. This was truly a task since this was his first year here. He had to adiust Stan Prashaw was the Flying N's top man this season followed by Dale Roberts and Lloyd LaComb. Stan made all Northern First Team. Roberts and LaComb were nominated also. Prashaw finished with the high score of 313 points, followed by Roberts with 228. VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDINGS Potsdam Massena Saranac Lake Malone Gouverneur Tupper Canton OFA Massena Saranac Lake Malone Gouverneur Tupper Canton OFA Potsdam 56 66 30 79 77 86 55 37 54 47 56 51 75 62 69 66 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: Kneeling: Wendell Monroe, William Olah, John Walker, Bruce Cameron, Francis Belgarde, William Dailey. Standing: Coach Gallagher, James Butler, Rodney Wolstenholme, Wayne Blanchard, Douglas Pierce, Wallace Purves, Edward McCauley, Gary Kingsley, Weldon Barkley. Missing: Gary McClure, Ronald Dufore. S C O R E S NNCS Potsdam NNCS Massena NNCS Saranac NNCS Malone NNCS Gouverneur NNCS Tupper Lake NNCS Canton NNCS OFA NNCS Massena NNCS Saranac NNCS Malone NNCS Gouverneur NNCS Tupper Lake NNCS Canton NNCS OFA NNCS Potsdam Carrying on the tradition of sportsmanship passed on from year to year, NNCS JV basket -ball team played hard throughout the season. Although their record was not impressive, their devotion to the sport and their courageous determination through long hours of drills and funda- mentals were noteworthy. Many of the boys are now prepared to fill slots on the varsity created by graduating seniors. Others will form the solid nucleus of the l957-58 J.V. basketball team. To Mr. Gallagher go our most sincere thanks in helping the boys to become good sports and good hard fighting players. 47 ft M H f V 'fl' - :ii .513 EYLNIQQE V ,f,'gH!'f4Efl'3 viiw 2 'S L . 'ln ' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Donna Cutler, Betty Grant, Irene Dufore, Cynthia Paige, Catherine Germano and Cynthia Bosiolie The Varsity Cheerleaders have been very active this years They have sponsored a dance for the benefit of the Red Cross. The girls have added many new cheers for the next year's squad. They were able to attend all of the games with the exception of two and always rome home in high spirits whether the team won or lost. , X ,mas E. 22? -Q fx 1 3 A2 we , Y f it ll 2 'W A F' A H- sg E , The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders have also been very active. They were able to go to Central AA Square to the Cheerleading Clinic, where they learned many new ideas which they presented at pep assemblies to show their new accomplishments. The girls also helped in the sponsoring W gmgfigsfsmy of the Red Cross dance. ilis J. v. CHEERLEADERS M Pat Lavigne, Sandy Upton, ,Beverly Barkley, Claire Babcock, Eleanor Roberts, Gail Levia ! .f::-'3E.j' .vwlw . llljgva MW 'fit . Qf 'W .',1t5 w 1'- Q it 'ae T A The J. V. Baseball squad had ci very successful season in I956. five and one loss. NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS NNCS VARSITY BASEBALL I955 56 Left to Right: lst Row: Donald LaBarge, Lloyd LaComb, Ronald McCarthy, Jack Morgan, Richard Wood The l955-56 baseball team did not have too successful a season ending up in 5th place with three wins and four losses. The team defeated Gouverneur, Malone and Saranac Lake while suffering losses at the hands of Canton, St, Lawrence Central, Potsdam and Massena To Mr. Kitney we extend warm thanks in appreciation for his time and patience spent work ing with the fellows. VARSITY GAMES l955-56 NNCS IO NNCS 8 NNCS 0 NNCS I2 NNCS 4 NNCS 2 NNCS 3 I4 Canton 8 I 'l Potsdam 8 I3 Parishville 0 5 Massena 2 3 Potsdam IO 5 Parishville 2 To Mr. Stephenson we extend deep thanks and our sincerest appreciation for the fine work he accomplished with the fellows. Left to Rig ht: JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL - 1955-56 Gouverneur Malone Canton Saranac St. Lawrence Potsdam Massena They finished with a win of Ist Row: Francis Mariano, Ronald Neverette, Gary Kingsley, Edfvard McCauley, William Wilson, Robert Richards. 2nd Row: Francis Belgarde, James Frego, Wallace Purves, Gerald Donnelly, Vincent Regan, Frank Vinicor. TABLE TENNIS - I955-56 Left to Right: Gary Debien, Junior High Runner-up, Charles McLennan, Junior High Champion, Frank Vinicor, Senior High Champion, Stanley Prashcaw, Senior High Runner-up. TABLE TENNIS - I956-57 Left to Right: Frank Vinicor, Senior High Champion, Charles ,McLennon, Junior High Champion, John Nichols, Junior High Runner-up. Missing: Jack Morgan, Senior High Runner-up. MAJORETTES Left to Right: Kneeling: Sondra Mackey, Janet Deugaw, Sandra Simonette, Eleanor Roberts. Standing: Pearl Ramsey, Irene Dufore, Beverly Barkley, Ann MacFarlane. JUNIOR VARSITY MAJORETTES Left To Right: Darlene Richards, Fay O'Hara, Rita Raymo, Jenny Wright, Ruth Raymo, Mary Lou Colbert, Nilah Frego. CROSS COUNTRY Left to Right: Jim Murray, Dick Wood, Stanley Hunter, Joseph Sutter, Bob Murray, James Frego, Doug Pierce, Dick Rood, Joe Sabad, Vincent Regan, Gary Kingsley, Dick Besaw, Francis Bel- garde, Wayne Bond. Missing: Wally Purves, Art Woodward, James Belgarde. VOLLEYBALL SECTIONALS Left to Right: Ist Row: James LaDue, Ronald McCarthy, Tom MacMahon, Edson Pelsue, Douglas Roden. 2nd Row: James Shyne, Tom Radell, James Richardson, James Murray, Robert Connelly, Donald McClure. SENIOR HIGH SPRING ROUND-UP Left to Right: Standing on Head: Kenneth Spencer, Lisle Sanborn. Ist Row: Donald Chapin, James Belgarde, Unidentified, Robert Dumers, Leslie Newcombe, James Pike, Thomas Belgrade, Gary Kingsley, unidentified, Walter Shyne, Richard Besaw. 2nd Row: Gerald Donnelly, Gerald Chilton, Richard Harvey, Richard Road, William Merkley, Tom Radell, Thomas Mac- Mahon, Richard Clark, Ernest Farmer, Gerald LaComb, Joseph Myers. JUNIOR HIGH SPRING ROUND-UP - TUMBLING Left to Right: lst Row: James LaRock, Joseph Fiacco, John Barney, John Schuck, Terry Pelkey, Jack LaRock, Tom Fiacco, Wayne fAshley, Robert Boprey, Dennis Emburey, Robert Besaw, Donald Monroe. 2nd Row: Charles Colbert, Gerald Colbert, Claude LaBarre, Robert Deugaw, Gary Dumers, Robert Radell, Ronald Har- vey, Lee Richards, Weldon Barkley, Gerald Brown, James Robinson, Allan Despaw. 3rd Row: Michael Markum, Danny Lanning, Lester Paige. SPRING ROUND-UP - BASKETBALL RELAY Rows from left lfront to baclcl -Ist Row: Richard Royer, Allan Smith, Dennis Clary, George Woodard, Terry Brownell, Rodger Haggett, Walter Shyne. 2nd Row: Thomas LaComb, Leonard Donnelly, Charles Colbert, John Molnar, Richard Kelly, William Olah, Richard Fetterly, Robert Smith. 3rd Row: Ronald Regan, David French, Bruce Porter, Thomas Brothers, Rodney Wolstenholm, Real Chenail. 4th Row: Wayne Ashley, Joseph Fiacco, Brian Gibson, Ricky Gibson, Ira Greene, Robert Deugaw, Dale Lavigne. JUNIOR HIGH SPRING ROUND-UP-WRESTLING Lett to Right: Kneeling: Dennis LaFleur, Frank Sabad. Standing: Vernon Jandreau, Edward Walsh, Michael Markum, Mark Ginn, Allan Smith, Bernard Fredericks, Walter Shyne, Benjamin Pierce, Phillip Deon, Ronald Kwasney, William Wagner, Danny Lanning, Ronald Senecal, Lester Paige, James Worley. SPRING ROUND-UP JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS to Right: Row: Penny Dean, Nancy Despaw, Kathryn Matson, Phyllis Paro, Joan Sharlow, Diane McGowan, Claudette Taylor, Carol McElwaih, Folly Arquette, Maytred Belgarde, Bonnie Hull, Diane Dailey, Fay Dow, Patricia Pelsue. Row: Pamela Klire, Gloria Longest, Beth Sutter,,Phyllis Calnon, Gail Tessier, Sharon Johnson, Betty Ramsey, Pat Grady, Joan LaBarge, Eileen Oakes, Donna Clary, Judy McGee, Christine Fiacco, Sharon Deugaw, Leona Defosh, Ferne Felix. Row: Nancy Cota, Linda Brownell, Marie Leroux, Shirley Shepard, Nancy Wilson, Beverly Foster, Joanne Trippany, Carolyn Shampine, Sally Campbell, Karen MacFarlane, Phyllis Sharlow, Joan Clark, Ann Worley, Mary Walker, Pat Harvey, Janet Sabod, Sandra Dumers, Linda Mc- Left I st 2nd 3rd Glaughlin, Annette Chagnon, Linda Agen. SPRING ROUND-UP SENIOR HIGH GIRLS Lett I st to Right: Row: Lorna Monica, Carole Rafter, Linda McClure, Delosh, Juanita Grant, Diana McDonald, Lynette Darlene Richards, Ruth Raymo, Fay O'Hara. Qnd Richards, Beverly Barkley, Carolyn Spoor, Janice Margaret Kish, Connie Wickwire, Betty McGregor. 3rd Row: Janice Mackey, Ann Farrington, Juanita Pelkey, Marie Clark, Dawn Dean, Row: Miss Hiter, Ann MacFarlane, Kathleen Gonyea, Ann Town, Sandra Simonette, Ruth Mays, Cecilia Hotte, Jean McKenty, Frances LaVigne, Joan Mattice. BOYS' BOWLING Left to Right: Francis Sharlow, Ronald Dufore, Joseph Sutter, Stanley Hunter, Richard Steinbarge, Edward Molnar, Bernard McMahon, Larry Colbert, Raymond Chagnon, John Bero. Scorekeeper: Robert Connelly. GIRLS' BOWLING TEAM SECTIONALS Lett to Right: Beverly Barkley, Janet Deugaw, Rita Raymo, Mariorie Cameron, Sondra Mackey, Catherine Germano, Carolyn Monroe, Sally Connelly, Patricia Babcock, Gaile Preshaw, Patricia Blanchard, Eleanor Roberts, Sandra Simonette. . f, X ,. . 4 , ff ,.- ' , . x . , x X , x X x X' , X , f' 'Z ,af -. 1 If ' !,f x X , x ,- XX X XX X N ix v Y ,f XX , ty fxk 7,4 x ,xx X, x :f . . 5,1 if ,X 1 X xr Egg' K Eff ,f music 3 Z' ,f '1 ,f 'fl X ,XX ' 53 0 6 Hedley b0xnqh+ XIX X Cf-N 900 9409 ' 4 sf 0 ,4 3 - is lllll 3 . Music lends fo fulfill many sfudenfs' desires and ambi- fions fhrough this medium of expression. Our many music organizations have developed school spirif and cooperafion among sfudenfs. SENIOR BAND Left to Right: lst Row: Mary Paige, Carolyn Clark, Marna Dockum, Gaile Prashaw, Beth Bixby, Nancy Schoberlein, Helen Matson, Harriet Wright, Mary Lou Matson. 2nd Row: Carol Pelkey, Janice LaPlante, Laura Wilber, Linda Mosher, Norma Regan, Karen Taylor, Sandra LaMay, Karen MacFarlane, Richard Royer, Robert Doran, Ann Bowhall. 3rd Row: Louis Kauffman, Katherine Greene, Joan Tyo, Penny Pelkey, Betty McKenty, Carolyn Shampine, Sally Campbell, James Butler, Joe Cutler, Janet Sabod, Frank Vinicor, Richard Gibson, Terry Donavon, Judy McGee, Bonnie Buck, Sharon Buck, Richard Walker, Robert Murray, Phillip Royce, John Wright, Charles McClennan. 4th Row: Mr. Donavon, Rodger Haggett, Frank Sabod, Francis Brown,-Jack Morgan. SYMPHONIC CHOIR Lett to Right: lst Row: Mary Paige. Phil Royce, Sandra Taylor, Lorraine Breaky, Linda Mosher, Norma Reagan, Roselyn McQuown, Beverly Barkley, Cynthia Paige, Karen Porter, Carol Pelkey, Marna Dockum, Eileen Oakes, Sandra LaMay, Janet Sabod, Phyllis Calnon, Mary Lou Matson, Richard Gibson. 2nd Row: Jack Morgan, Donna Zitzner, Patricia Babcock, Beth Bixby, Patricia Blanchard, Goile Prashaw, Joan Dumers, De- borah Keen, Dennis LaFleur, Ann Bowhall, Claire Babcock, Bonnie Buck. Jennv Wright, Francis Brown, Terry Donovan, Janice LaPlante, Karen Taylor, Harriet Wright. ' 3rd Row: Richard Walker, Robert Murray, Nancy Schoberlein, Joseph Cutler, Robert Doran, Wallace Purves, Tom Marshall, Ronald Neverette, Dale Roberts, Wendell Pettys, James Butler, Lloyd Bresee, John Wright, Frank Vinicor, Laura Wilber, Betty McKenty, Sally Campbell. 55 SENIOR ORCHESTRA Left to Rlglilz ist Row: Mary Paige, June Tedesco lCadetJ, Terry Donovan, Marna Dockum, Norma Regan, Nancy Schoeberlein, Sally Camp- bell, Phyllis Calnon. 2nd Row: Eileen Oaks, Sandra LaMay, Harriet Wright, Mary Lou Matson, Helen Matson, Betty McKenty, Janice LaPlante, Jim Butler, Robert Doran, Ann Bowhall, Richard Gibson, Karen Taylor. 3rd Row: Robert Donovan, Janet Sabocl, Frank Vinicor, Joe Cutler, Jack Morgan, Philip Royce, Beth Bixby, Karen Mac- Farlane, Robe-rt Sittig lCacletJ,. Missing: Sharon Buck. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Left to Right: ist Row- Ira Greene, Carolyn Clark, Joan Tyo, Penny Pelkey, Katherine Greene, Howard Palmer, John Castle, Larry Buck, Karen Taylor, 2nd Row: Beth Sutter, Linda Scott, Louis Kauffman, Stephen Wing, John Nichols, James LaRock, Diane Dailey, Bonnie Hull, Dorothy Creighton, Diane Sabod, Ruth McGee, Sandra Buck, Charles McClennan, Richard Royer, Ronald Regan, Richard Kelly, Richard Gibson, Judy Doran, Judy McGee, Evelyn Smith, Joan Murphy. 3rd Row: Carol McElwain, Marsha Maurer, Frank Sabod, Richard Fetterly, Mr. Donavon. Missing: Rodger Haggett, David Morgan. 56 BEL-AIRES Left to Right: lst Row: Jack Morgan, Mary Gladys Paige, Roselyn Mc- , Quown, Phyllis Calnon, Janet Sabod. 2nd Raw: Frank Vinicor, Beth Bixby, Ann Bowhall, Sandy Taylor. 3rd Row: Dick Walker, Bob Doran, Bob Murray, Wendell Pettys, Joey Cutler. At Piano: Nancy Schoberlein. t KNIGHTS OF RHYTHM Left to Right: lst Row: Terry Donovan, Karen Taylor, Nancy Schoberlein, Norma Regan, Sandra LaMay. 2nd Row: Charles McClennan, Mr. Donovan, Joe Cutler, Ricky Gibson, Richard Royer. 3rd Row: Frank Vinicor, Frank Sabod. 57 OPERETTA Left to Right: lst Row: Norma Reagan, Mary Lou Matson, Charles Mcl.ennon, Patrick Stephenson, John Nichols, Larry Buck, Dorothy Creighton, Patricia Pelsue, Constance Henderson, Linda Mosher, Dennis LaFleur. 2nd Row: Nancy Schoeberlein, Carolyn Clark, Robert Doran, Ann Bowhall, Sandra Taylor, Wendelll Pettys, Roselyn Mc- Quown, Janet Sabocl, Robert Murray, Mary Gladys Paige, Phyllis Calnon, Harriet Wright, Richard Walker. 3rd Row: Cynthia Paige, Donna Zitzner, Patricia Babcock, Frank Vinicor, Beth Bixby, Jenny Wright, Deborah Keene. 4th Row: John Wright, Wally Purves, Lloyd Bresee, James Butler, Joseph Cutler, Jack Morgan. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Left to Right: lst Row Joan Mackey, Janice LaMora, Linda McClure, Roselyn McQuown, Gail Washburn, Janet Sabod, lrene Dufore, Virginia Sabod, Cynthia Spotswood, Lorraine Breakey, Marie Delosh. 2nd Row: Carolyn Shampine, Lynette Clark, Marlene Stark, Jenny Wright, Margaret Eaton, Deborah Keen, Pearl Romsey, Janet Deugaw, Mary Lytle, Diane Bombard. 3rd Row: Joan Christian, Juanita Daniels, Leona Wadley, Donna Zitzner, Patricia Babcock, Mariorie Cameron, Sondra Sumo nette, Dawna Molnar, Linda,,Helmase. Missing Laura Wilber, Muriel Goodrich, Ann MacFarlane, Martha Brouse, Karen MacFarlane. The music department of the NNCS, though it embodies many separate organizations, is divided into two main categories--instrumental and vocal. The instrumental section boasts a fine senior band of over 40 members, who have distinguished them- selves in years past with A-ratings at the annual May Festival in Potsdam. They present a very colorful ap- pearance in their yellow and gold .uniforms, and the music they render is not only the finest in band repertoire, but is performed with finesse and spirit. The Junior Band is, in essence, a laboratory organization, the place where youngsters learn the intricacies of musical instruments and become adept at playing several. Their improvement is most noticeable during this apprenticeship period. y No one needs an introduction to the Knights of Rhythm, that really fine dance band that has caused such a sensation in the North country! We are indeed fortunate to have such a fine group in our midst. We must not neglect to mention the personality behind this fine instrumental program, for without Mr. Donovan's iGeorge!i musicianship and leadership, it never would have attained the acclaim that it now enioys. Now let's take a glance at the vocal department. They represent a newer group, but have won many honors in 'heir short life-time. The Symphonic Choir is a mixed group of over fifty voices who sing the high- est calibre of music attainable in a grade of difficulty comparable with any University or College. They have won A-ratings at the Potsdam May Festival, as have the Junior High Glee Club. These seventh and eighth graders sing high school level music with such fine tone and interpretation that they have called forth many compliments-from other schools and teachers. The Girls' Glee Club is open to all girls who like to get together to sing for fun. There is little-empha- sis on performance or technique. Last but not least is that small but very popular group who call them- selves the t Bei-Aires . These fourteen select voices perform modern classics with a flair and showmanship that keeps their date book well filled during the year. The operetta Springtime, which was presented this year by the entire vocal department, was enthusi- astically received by a large audience. lt proved to be most beneficial to cast and chorus alike. It gives their red-headed vocal director, Esther Scott iEssiei a great deal of real satisfaction to work with such a grand group of young people. lt is the fond hope of both teachers that this department will always function with as much spirit as it has in the past. 58 x L f ,., v.-. 'a N ' 5 1 Hr' J. ' 1 ' 1 'V A Y T' 5: Y 2 w +5151 .fp 5 .-fi 1,2 -' ' -A Af iff, V? ilk!! gg . 1 ' 7 ' I 2 i , H ' W7 y f, ,' -2,5 Q 'I-, F le i N ' 7' 1 1 F 1 V 3 Q ' : A 1 H ' 1, w ' - r.!- ,pw ' M f f 4, . , if - I Y 3,5 1 1 d i . , . Z E f 'V . g il 52 V 9 'xq ELI, - - - , ,, 4 1 . - 4 -A 5, V Y Q PT- Q 'QW-lg '3lI' ' ' - 1- L ' -V 1 , J ' 'A Q ur, 5 M .Y -f I . ' , .- ,' , 'A ll 5 ' 5 525 A . 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A 1957 KEYSTONER STAFF Co-Editors - - lames Murray Robert Connelly Art - - - Harriet Wright Literary Editor - Business Managers Class Lawyers - Class Prophets - Treasurer - Sports - Advertising - Sandra Taylor Marie Wilson Laura Wilber Rita King Helen Matson Connie Wickwire Alice Davey Norma Dow Lloyd LaComb Catherine Germano Dick Walker Chuck Quigley Pete Molnar Joe Myers Mike Leonard James Murray Typists - - Rita King Muriel Goodrich Dawn Richards Sharon Thomson Donna Cutler Advisor - - Mrs. Gerald Root We, the staff of the T957 Keystoner , hope that you, as your readers and critics, will derive as much enjoyment from this publication as we did in bringing it to you. 61 SENIOR PLAY CAST Lett to Right: Seated: Cecilia Hotte, Harriet Wright, Alice Davey. Standing: Bob Connelly, Connie Wickwire, Dick Wood, Joe Myers, Charles Quigley, Marie Wilson, Peter Molnar, Helen Mat son, Dick Walker, Sandy Taylor, James Murray. ' l LOVE LUCY I Love Lucy, a comedy in three acts, was presented by the Senior class of '57 on Nov. 5 and 6. An uproarious conclusion topped off a developing central plot. The cast, headed by Harriet Wright and Peter Nblnar, had an enchanting time preparing the play. The excellent leadership of Mrs. Root spurred us all on -even to finally learning our lines for opening night. lt was a pleasure to offer this production to those who are accustomed to the professional television series. 62 STUDENT PRINTS STAFF Lett to Right: Seated: Jane Trippany, Exchange Editor, Gerald McElwain, Feature Editor, Harriet Wright, Art Editor, Laura Wilber and Richard Walker, Co-editors-in-chief, Charles Quigley, Sports Editor, Edson Pelsue, News Editor, Robert Doran, Business Manager. Standing: Lorna Monica, Rewrite Editor, Ronald Gravelin, Assistant Feature Editor, Norma Spencer and Mary Jean Hall, Advertising, George Murray, Photographer, Mrs. Ferry, Advisor, Lloyd LaComb, Advertising, Diane Clark and Richard Clark, Circulation. LIBRARY CLUB Left to Right: Seated: Carolyn Hanks, Charlotte LaDue, Jenny Wright, Lois Ranson, Rita Raymo, Ruth Raymo. Standing: Larry Colbert, Ronald Gravelin, Beth McGinnis, Patricia Harvey, Karen Porter, Mary Lou Colbert, Patricia Greenwood, Janice Rus- sell, Penny Dean, Juanita Grant. ART CLUB l.eft to Right: Seated: Gary Balaban, James Antoine, Leola Blair, Mary Lou Colbert, Barbara Prigge. Standing: Pa tConnelly, Judy Clark, Cecilia Hotte, Harriet Wright, Mr. Plumb, Leora Blair, Ann MarArthur, George Armitage, Laura Wil- ber, Jane Trippany, Ferne Felix, Jo Ann Trip- pany, Pat Pelsue, Walter Shyne. , Missing: George Murray, Pat Grady, Joey Briggs. FHA Left to Right: lst Row: Cecila Hotte, Diane Clark, Norma Dow, Connie Wick- wire, Muriel Goodrich, Beverly Barkley, Barbara Greene Linda Helmase 2nd Row: Marie Delosh, Jean Woods, Sharon Thomson, Rita Raymo, lrene Dufore, Freda St. Pier, Ruth Raymo, Ann Haig, Eleanor Chapin. ' 3rd Row: Jean McGregor, Lorna Monica, Shirley Chapin, Mar- iorie Cameron, Sharon Buck, Barbara Hynson, Nancy Wilson, Catherine Baxter, Carolyn Monroe, Josephine Wil- son, Marie Wilson. FFA Left to Right: Bruce Porter, Richard Rood, Secretary, James Talcott, Mr. Leavitt, Kenneth Plumb, Freasurer, Terrence Pelkey, John Schuck, Wayne Bond, President, Weldon Barkley, Reporter. HOMEMAKING Ill Left to Right: Mariorie Cameron, Helen Matson, Diane Clark, Sharon Thomson, Betty Grant, Marie Wilson. HOMEMAKING III Left to Right: Brenda Gagnon, Shirley Chapin, Norma Dow, Catherine Ger- mano, Ann Haig, Dawn Richards, Connie Wickwire, Laura Talcott. I FBLA Left to Right: lst Row: Janice Russell, Mary Paige, Rhoda Snyder, Joan Christian, Cynthia Bosiolie, Pearl Ramsey, Muriel Goodrich, Marie Wilson. 2nd Row: Linda McClure, Donna'Moore, Ann l-lalcott, Shirley Chapin, Jane Trippany, Mary Jean Hall, Norma- Spencer, Diane McGowen. 3rd Row: Wayne Powell, Joan Mackey, Earnest LaDue, Thomas Belgarde, Gaile Prashaw, Cynthia Paige, Catherine Germano, Janet Deugavv, Sandra Simonette, Frank LaDue. Missing: Mary Casey, Pamela Kline, Gary Mc- Clure. PHYSICS LAB Left to Right: lst Row: Alice Davey, Laura Wilber, Lloyd La Comb, Joe Myers, Charles Quigley, Glen Mc- Clure, Herbert Jones, Gerald McElwain. 2nd Raw: Mike Leonard, Ed Pelsue, Peter Mol nar, Dick Wood, Tom Radell, Bob Connelly, John Francia, Dick Walker, CHEMISTRY LAB Lett to Right: 'lst Row: Alice Davey, Laura Wilber, Helen Mat- son, Harriet Wright, Diane Clark, Connie Wickwire, Ann Haig, Norma Dow, Jane Trippany. 2nd Row: Herbert Jones, Glen McClure, Cecila Hotte, Gerald McElwain, Ronald McCarthy. 3rd Row: George Armitage, Chuck Quigley, Dick Walker, John Francia, Ed Pelsue, Bob Con- nelly. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Left to Right: lst Row: Patrica Pelsue, Allan Smith, Gerald McElwain, Harriet Wright, Jane Trippany, Patrica Babcock, Penelope Dean. 2nd Row: Joanne Trippany, Norma Regan, Diane McDonald, Linda McGlaughlin, Sharon McCarthy, Margaret McGregor, Marsha Maurer, Bonnie Hull, Alice Hotze, Barbara Matthews. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left to Right: Ronald McCarthy, Richard Wood, Peter Molnar, Mr. Kluge, Joseph Myers, Lloyd LaComb, Donald LaBarge. CAMERA CLUB Left to Right: Seated: Linda Mosher, Harriet Wright, Cecilia Hotte, Katie Germano, George Murray, Diane Clark, Nancy Jenne, Mrs. Phalen. Standing: Mr. Plumb, Joan Christian, Sally Despaw, Herbert Jones, Joe McKenna, Ronald McCarthy, Glen McClure, Joe Myers, Ogden Tiernan, Norma Dow, Stanley Prashaw, Ann Haig, Alice Davey, Laura Wilber, Jane Trip- vpany, Mariorie Cameron, Mary Casey, Cynthia Bosiolie, Margaret O'Hara, Beth Mc- Ginnis, Muriel Goodrich. Missing: Carol Raymo. CAFETERIA STUDENT HELP Left to Right: Muriel Goodrich, Joan Mattice, Pearl Ramsey, Joyce Galloway, Daniel Lanning, Jane Houri- han, Ronnie Gravelin, Angus LaDue, Jean McGregor, Lois Farmer, Joan LaDuke. EIGHTH GRADE ASSEMBLY FRESHMAN ASSEMBLY NURSE'S OFFICE Lett to Right: Mrs. Josephine Harrington, Helen Matson, Mrs. Carolyn Shelmadine, James Murray. POLIO CLINIC - SEPTEMBER 6, 1956 Lett to Right: Carolyn Shelmadine, School Nurse, .loan Christian, being vaccinated by Dr. Brandt of Norfolk. C945 shots were administeredl. POLIO CLINIC-OCTOBER ll, 1956 Eleanor Roberts, being vaccinated by Dr. Steven- son ot Potsdam. H157 shots were givenl. BOYS GYM CLASS Left to Right Robert Murray Glenn McClure William Merkley Frank LaDue Mr William Kitney BOYS GYM CLASS Left to Right. Wendell Monroe, Ronald Sanborn, Joseph Mc- Kenna, Calvin Monica, John Bero. WWW .wx 5 , Q. pu Ex f fr' . 4 v -'asv A. ,Q I If -A 154 1 Av JU Q ee. affix 4 . 4.-,1-A 4 U-4, 'ffffff 1' '11, , Q3 uv 316 vevfisers X. 'Lx xx. Y u 'Yr' lx : A m ,L-gg' r??::,i l A 1,1 nigh A Y A JI! u ,f-I-gg I 15's -1151: K yn. 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Compliments of NORWOOD DRUG STORE FRED URBAN, Reg. Pharmacist Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of JAMES P. SMITH, M.D. Congratulations to Class of '57 Don Jarvis' Barber Shop Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of DQM'S RESTAURANT Foods ond Legal Beverages DON GERMANO, Prop. RAYMONDVILLE, N. Y. S C H W E I S S SERVICE STATION Norfolk, New York W Succeusl Gimduaiiil f 33' v Clark's Service Station GAS and OIL Compliments Raymondville. N. Y. of . , Brownell's Texaco Station W. F. S U T T E R MOBILHEAT . . Fuel Oil and Kerosene GCS Groceries on PHONE 158-J Norwood, N. Y. 9, l 1 i l BILLS TLXAco SERVICE Compliments Rt. 56 Massena Phone RO. 9-9745 of Anne's Beauty Shop Norfolk, New York NORWOOD KIWANIS Compliments of L A Y A W S Groceries - Gas - Oil - Beer Norwood. Norfolk Road Phone 387-.Tl S. Sa H. Green Stamps Recreation Center Compliments of' Steinbarge's Food Store Norfolk, New York LaBRAKE 8L SONS PLUMBING and HEATING Norwood, N. Y. Compliments of Stub Morgan's Gas Station Norfolk. New York Calipari's Music Store Musical lnstrumenfs Accessories, Radios 81 Records VICTROLAS - ORCHESTRA SERVICE 15 Market Street Phono 2648 Potsdam, N. Y. ' ! Gwinn! Compliments of H. M. Kinsman Co., Inc. Frigidaire Appliances Zenith Television BUICK CHEVROLET Sales - Service NORWOOD, NEW YORK F Tom R0y's Service Station HOME MADE ICE CREAM WEL-TEVREDEN Cars Washed and Simonized PHONE 4811 Won't you stop in for Dinner? We have just baked bread, Norfolk, New York There are things from the garden And the table's all spread. Cmnlllilnunw Josephine Harrington, Prop. Built in 1795 f Salem, N. Y. Route 22 POTSDAM G..,L. F. - AL'S JOB SHOP POTSDAM. I , l 0 Lefferheods - Envelopes - Programs Wmgs Service Statlon 7 Maple Street Phone 4322 S 8z H Green Stamps Norwood. N. Y. Phone 31 Compliments f GAS - OIL - GENERAL REPAIRS O . McCormick Brothers Norwood, N. Y. Compliments Congratulations to the Class of '57 f O TEB0 INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance F A'Y H U N T E R Norwood, N. Y. Phone 76-J 34 Prospect Street Norwood, N. Y Compliments Compliments of of STANLEY HOLT Killlleys Drug St0l'C General Merchandise Phone 27 Potsdam, N. Y. Norwood. N. Y. I Compliments Comphments of of STATE BANK OF NORWOOD WILLIAM HART It Pays to Save! Compliments of Compliments of HOWARD J. SMINGLER F- E- SHYNE and SUNS Barrett Division G95 .- Oil - Tires Norwood, N. Y. Meats Barbeques Groceries NORFOLK, NEW YORK Robinson's Taxi Service Norwood, N. Y. PHONE l26 Compliments of SIM SAN FORD'S BARBER SHOP Norfolk, New York We Supply All Kinds of Linens and Office Towels Abelove's Linen Supply, Inc. Linen Supply Since 1904 Norwood Road Potsdam, N. Y. Phone 2923 Compliments of L. PUCCIA 81 CO. FRESH FRUITS 8. VEGETABLES Watertown, N. Y. '-it Nb HARRISON A. ROGERS AGENCY, INC. WENDELL R. STRAIT, Agent FIRE CASUALTY FIDELITY SURETY LIFE Norfolk. N. Y. Waddington, N. Y. Phone 4845 Phone Ev-S-4403 Compliments of STICKNEY'S GARAGE RFD No. 2 Poisdam Phone 4443 BARSTOW MOTOR SALES DODGE CARS - TRUCKS International Farm Machinery 153 Market St. Potsdam. N- Y- Complimcnts of A. B. CRABB and SON Norfolk, New York 3 f BASTIAN BROTHERS Rochester, New York Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards Mr. Jemes Mason 55 West Barney St. GOUVERNEUR, N. Y. TONY'S Shoe Repair Shop Antonio Germano, Prop. Raymondville, New York Denny's Drug Store SCHGOL SUPPLIES CANDIES - COSMETICS N orfolk, New York Compliments of HERBERT'S Mens and Boys Wear 14 Market St. Phone 2156 Potsdam, N. Y We Give S 85 H Green Stamps Compliments of of MARTIN BRANDT, M. D. Compliments of Slavin's Furniture 8z Jewelry Store Friendly Credit Extended Massena, New York Compliments of Robert H. Mayer, lnc Norfolk, New Yprk Wilson's TV Sales Sz Service 5 Mechanic Street Norwood, New York PHONE 92-J' Cash on All Service Calls Guaranteed Installations 81 TV Service Admiral 84 Motorola TV's Compliments of THE VILLAGE INN Compliments of FRASER'S JEWELRY Norfolk, N. Y. Main Street H. P. TOD-D SERVICE STATION Goodrich Tubeless Tires We Give United Trading Stamps Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of Pete's Restaurant Norwood, - N, Y. HELMER MOTOR SALES, INC. - Your - CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALERS A Business Built with Service Massena. N. Y. Play Refreslwd . . . Have A Coke foo Before the Game, During the Game, After the Game, A Frosty Bottle of Ice-Cold Coca-Cola Is So Refreshing. Bottled Under the Authority of the Coca-Cola Company by NORTHERN COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. Philip Hellinckx, Pres. Massena, N. W To Make the Eating Part of Your Outings F A Success Z 'b',,4A L .3 From Start to Finish Q, S E R V E MEAT FOOD PRODUCTS PACKING CO.lNC. ARPEAKO HOTS Compliments Compliments of of TECON CORPORATION George A- Gibson C0 L. F. RAMER, Project Mgr. Coal ' Oil Norfolk, N. Y. Building Supplies.- - .-General Contracting Phone 137 - Norwood. N. Y Compliments of H A L L ' S Cabbage Rolls and Spaghetti GENERAL STORE ICE CREAM N0ff0ll4, N- Y Raymondville, New York J 0 EA, Comfiiments BARBER SHOP Raymondville. New York L. and I. FRENCH Compliments of KAPLAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Potsdam. N. Y. Outfitters for the Entire Family Compliments of R. S. W H I T E Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of HARRY EASDELL Builder and Carpenter Phone 4557 Norfolk, N. Y. Compliments of The Bing Stevens Store SPORTING Gooos Canton. New York 'Ei Eb Compliments of ST. LAWRENCE PAPER CORP. Norfolk, N. Y. A Good Place to Work Best Wishes to Class of '57 M. J. R E A G A N Coal Bottled Gas Fuel Oil Kerosene Phone 160 Norwood, N. Y. Compliments of A SL P Tea Co. Joe Ramie, Manager Norwood. N. Y. Ig REO MOTOR TRUCKS ond SCHOOL BUSES SYRACUSE TRUCK SALES Compliments of YOUNG'S TAVERN Where You Get One of Those Norfolk, N. Y. Compliments of McNally's Grocery Store MEATS - FRUITS - GROCERIES Norfolk. New York Phone 4523 Distributor Congratulations 1120 East Erie Blvd. to the sYRAcUsE. NEW YORK Class of '56 NORWOOD Sz NORFOLK Theaters Frank W. Southworth GENERAL INSURANCE Insure and Be Sure Main Street Norfolk Phone 4315 Compliments of Compliments of E L W 0 O D ' S Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Norwood. N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '57 MGLN AR INSURANCE Insure in SURE Insurance 42 North Main Street Norwood, N. ,Y. MA.YHEW'S WHOLESALE CANTON, N. Y. Compliments of C L O P M A N ' S Furniture and Appliances Norwood. N. Y. T7 W Compliments of DONALD BIXBY Compliments of George B. McKenna 85 Son Black Top Paving NORWOOD, NEW YORK Compliments of SPERLINGRS INC. P o T s D A M ' s Leading Furniture Store Compliments of Norwood Hardware 8a Electric Norwood. N. Y. Lavigne Bros. Garage John Deere Tractors and' Implements General Repairs Norfolk. New York PHONE 4691 Potsdam Feed 8: Coal Co., Inc. MANUFACTURER OF PFC FEEDS Coal - Fuel Oil - Kerosene - Gasoline Builders' Supplies Phone: 4711 - ioxo Porsdam, N. Y. Ray T. Coloton, General Agent Life, Accident and Health, Hospital, Surgical and Group Insurance Canton, New York Tel. 8630 Compliments of AMBASSADOR CLEANERS Norwood, New York Have ALL Your lnsurance Planned - Written - Serviced By Insurance Specialists DREW INSURANCE AGENCY - 4 Main Street Norwood. N. Y. PHONE 116 Compliments of SURPRISE STORE Potsdam, New York S 8a H Green Stamps Compliments of Pearl's Department Store Better Goods for Less Money Potsdam, New York FIACCO AND SPEER Shell Service - Gates Tires 1 256 Garage Phone 155 314 Norwdod, New York Compliments of Massena Oil Terminal, Incorporated River Road Massena, N. Y. Compliments of N ORWOOD-ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD I Congratulations to the Class of '57 BUCK FUNERAL HOME Norwood, New York HAROLD'S MEN SHOP V Potsdam. N. Y. Iona Monroe's Beauty Shop Phone 9951 Norfolk, N. Y. Compliments of The First National Bank NORFOLK, N. Y. Compliments of St. Lawrence Hauling Service John and Royal Greene Compliments of Carbino's Jewelry Stores, Inc Compliments 45 Main Street. Ford Street of Massena, New York Ogdensburg, New York , Phone RO 9-2431 Phone 1359 PAGE'S MARKET Norfolk, New York Dining Out Tonight? DINE ond DANCE COACH DIN ER IVAN PACKARD, P1'0p. Norfolk, New York Compliments of I. L. KAUFFMAN Clothes -for the Entire Family Phone 4521 NORFOLK. N. Y. Congratulations to the Compliments Class of '57 of JQNEQS 35 CLARY HAZEN'S FORD SALES FORD CARS and TRUCKS CONTRACTORS Phone Norwood 390-Ml Massena R-9-5080 Norwood, New York ig' Compliments of SHELLY ELECTRIC, INC. Canton Road DINE and DANCE BILLY'S TAVERN Cabbage Rolls - Spaghetti Al1iLega1 Beverages Phone 9982 Norfolk, New York Compliments of LAVIGNE'S HOTEL Norfolk. N. Y. Syracuse Supply Company R.F.D. l Betsdam, New York SEAWAY DIVISION Phone 4335 Corner Curtis and South Streets Massena, N. Y. Everything in Contractors' Supplies Compliments of EN DICOTT-J OHNSON Potsdam. New York CARLTON PRESSEY Compliments - FLORIST - of St. Lawrence County Medical Association Cut Flowers - Corsages Annual 81 Perennial Bedding Plants Wedding Flowers Funeral Designs Norfolk Tel. 9910 Compliments of NORWGOD BAKERY LESLIE G. ROOD Norwood, New York Farm Family Life Insurance Company Organized by the State Farm Bureaus in the Northeast Phone Norwood 220 132 State Street Albany. New York H. C. WILBER Automatic Heating Forced Air-VVilliamson, Mueller Climatorl Hot Water U. S. Radiator 195-J Norwood, N. Y. Compliments of BUCK'S AUTO PARTS Norfolk, New York Tel. 4451 Compliments of Your RCA DEALER MORGAN TV SALES 7 Cottage Street Norwood, N. Y. Phone 34-J E. D. BRIGGS CO., INC. Burt Olney Canned Vegetables and Fruits WHOLESALE GROCERS Ogdensburg, New York Compliments of M. H. FISHMAN Sz CO. Potsdam, New York Compliments of Maple Street Trailer Court Reginald Brownell, Prop. Norwood, N. Y. 5 Compliments , of The Raymondville Motel 1, Congratulations to the Route 56 Norfolk, New York Class of '56 Compliments of LaPlante's Norfolk Diner NORVVOOD INN Main Street Norfolk, New York l Known For Values W. T. GRANT COMPANY Your Friendly Family Store , 63 Market Street L E V I N E S Potsdam, New York Mcissenu Woddington JIM 81 SHINE'S BAR and GRILL Cabbage Rolls and Spaghetti All Legal Beverages Phone 9995 Norfolk, New York Compliments of J. N. RASBACH PHOT0 SERVICE, INC. Over Thirty Years of Service To the Schools of Our Nation District Office Main Office 81 Plant 226 Denison Building 155 Myrtle Street Syracuse, New york Shelton, Connecticut Compliments of LIBBY'S BEAUTY SHOP .Norwood, N. Y. Compliments of F. L. BUTLER PLUMBING a. HEATING Norfolk, N. Y. Phone 4641 Dykes' General Store North Stockholm, New York Wm. L. Smith Hdwe. Corp. Plumbing 8. Heating Supplies, Hdwe. Happy Cooking Metered Gas Service 94Vz Main St. MASSENA, N Compliments of RALPH H. MAURER G. L. F. Agent Buyer G. L. F. Flour. Feed. Seed. Fertilizer Farm Supplies Hybrid Corns Norfolk. N. Y. Phone 4385 R. L. SPENCER Mobilheot and Kerosene Watch for the Flyinz Red H0150 Ph0lle 4478 Norfolk, N. Y. W Compliments Compliments of of RQXY THEATER Moonlight Drive-In Theater Best Wishes to Wing's Atlantic Service The Class of 1956 Certified Lubrication C MONTGOMERY WARD Phone 9930 Corner Main and Crabb James W. Wing Norfolk. New York Potsdam, New York Congratulations t 'Class' of '57 P S C Compliments of Norwood, N, Y, MURPHY HOTEL MARGARET and WINFORD BABCOCK, PI'Op Compliments of Main sn-eel Noi-fo1k. N. Y. C. P. MARTIN Compliments of . Comrpliments FREGO'S PACKAGE- STORE Of Norwood, NQY. GEORGE DAILEY Compliments of the Northern New York Publishing Co. Inc. OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Compliments of 1 R. J. Plummer '21 Nb Congratulations to the Graduating Class CATERPILLAR V. S. JERRY 8z SONS CORP. E. Orvis St. Rd. Massenar, N. Y. Congratulations, Graduates Norfolk Hardware and Furniture Lower Prices, Easy Terms and Soil-l 'Green Stamps Home of Sfain Proof Carpefs Phone 4251 Norfolk, N..Y.A 1 I I ,ig , fl? Courtesy of Riclwmoncl Tys Used Un Barnhart Island Power House and Dam Congratulations to the Northern G. L. F. Petroleum Class of 157 Power Champ Gasolines from Fuel Oil - Kerosene to-w-so Motor on H E LY, S Phone 57 Norwood, N. Y. Main St. Norwvo id, N. Y S Compliments Congratulations of SAN TIMAW'S HARDWARE E, C, Norwood, New York 1 l N Compliments ll of BRAD'fS TYDOL SERVICE M n St. Norwood Tel. 164 Congratulations 0 the Class of '57 F. C. NICHULS, INC. Wholesale Construction Material Norwood, N. Y. Wbw Q-qw 1 Z r