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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

1 H. Ei: .W 1. , -:- 4 -, 'EEF +1 .1-5-fum' 4631 X L Q F 9 c 5 ' x iK!r'lffk:'1's ff 3. f 6? V 'Q' ,Z 'Ca ll - ll, .r ',T5.,TLkn 1 xSxXZ'EA w ox X Q X 5 X-li Elie jiegslouer THE KEYSTONER Presented by The Senior Class of Norwood-Norfolk Central School Volume l 1958 Number 9 l Melo M . . .ll l -5 0 i4 Q' L 9 44 'Vo J' n 10 1 Caution, U FOREWORD We, fhe Seniors of 1958, leave fhis yearbook as a lasf- ing memory of fhe years we have spenf fogefher as a class. In This edition we will focus aifenfion on a few of fhe many acfivifies we have enjoyed. ll , 2 IN RECOGNITION MISS MERCEDES SULLIV'AN We, the Seniors of Norwood-Norfolk Central School, are happy to recognize in the year of our commencement-Miss Mercedes Sullivan. A graduate of St. Lawrence University, Miss Sullivan ioined the faculty of Norfolk High School as a teacher of English in September, 1947. Many of us did not know her until we moved into the present Junior-Senior High School in 1953. Suffice it to say that, even though we did not have her immediately as an instructor in the in- trjicacies of English grammar, literature, book re- pbrts, and so forth, we were keenly aware of her plesence as a petite person with a strong per- sonality. I She is, foremost, a strict disciplinarian, yet she m nages to assuage our dented feelings with that gli t of humor which is forever lurking in the back ofl er snapping black eyes. I Miss Sullivan is an asset to our faculty, and we wo ld like to have her remain there so that other stu ents in the future may know her as we have kn wn her-a true friend. 0 4 C lv FNIW4 ss It L f iw: 6 Tafrfe ob nvifuifm -Aesemlal Lim Adminisfrafion Seniors - - Classes Afhlefics Music Acfivifies Adverfisers - 6- 'I 3 15-36 37-48 50-58 60-63 65-8 1 82 5 R- A an - : E J, f-C K F, i ng xx ill ii?-i l ' - -1 - il f ff f - Fl- W CND 90 O F l - -yi 2 , ADMINISTRATION We, the Seniors of 1958, exfend our sincere apprecia- fifon and grafiiude fo the adminisfrafion and faculfy who have guided us fhroughouf our school years. 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right: Seated: Blanche Martin, Clerk, Dr. Donald Bixby, President, Mr. John Lynch. Standing: Dr. Henry Vinicor, Dr. C, P. Martin, Mr. William Salisbury. Missing: Mr. Kenyon Jones, Mr. Howard Hall, Mr. Russell Colbert, Mrs. Shirley Orologio. Again I consider it a privilege and pleasure to congratulate you, the graduates of 1958. l sincerely trust that the years up to now have been most pleasant and that they will not be easily forgotten. May the teachings of your home, church, school and community be of invaluable service to you in the years to come. I trust that the blessings of the Almighty may go with you as you leave this school and make use of the teachings of the past few years. I urge each of you to always give your best, whether in the field of further education or in other worthwhile endeavors. D. BIXBY 7 Recently my attention was drawn to two adA vertisements carried in a leading industrial publi- cation. The first was a welcome to industry to locate in a certain state and referred to it as The Land of Opportunity. The second was afslogan used by a large industrial firm which stated, Pro- gress is our most important product. I believe you, our graduates, might apply these few very important words to yourselves as you end your high school days. You have made progress on the way to greater opportunity, but you have iust nicely started. Progress should be continuous in your lives because by it, in what- ever area or areas you may choose, opportunity unlimited is yours. Study, work, and make the most of your resources, and I am sure that your lives will be rich and gratifying. I congratulate the class of 'I958 on your suc- cessful completion of high school. R. W. HANN MR. RICHARD W. HANN Seniors of 1958, upon graduation you will find that training institutions, colleges and employers are a great deal more selective than they were in previous years. It will be necessary for you to be much more alert, aggressive and ambitious than graduates of the last few years. The vacancies will go to those of you who will step forward and take responsibility. Best wishes and congratulations to the class of 1958. J. W. KELLY 8 MR. FRANCIS W. KELLY I I I I I , I I I I I I I I I COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL STUDIES to Right: Mr. Albert Deitz, Mr. Douglas Cropper. Mrs. Mariorie Walsh, Miss Mariorie Everett, Elinor Taylor, Miss Virginia Droms, Mrs. Adele ,MATH AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS to RIgI lI: Carol Cummings, Mr. Jerome Bombard, Mr. Donald allaglner, Mr. Donald Spotswood, Mrs. Elizabeth Bow- ll. ing: Mrs. Doris Ferry. Q GUIDANCE, CURRICULUM COORDINATOR, ART, UNGRADED DEPARTMENTS Left to Right: Mr. Robert Loucks, Mrs. Bernice Regan, Mr. William Stephenson, and Mr. Robert Plumb. HOMEMAKING, DRIVER TRAINING, MUSIC, PSYCHOLOGIST, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, AGRICULTURE Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Barbara Dalton, Mr. Allan Finnegan, Mrs Esther Scott. Standing: Mr. Clifford Stewart, Mr. Robert Donovan, Mr James Fogarty, Mr. Lester Leavitt. 9 ENGLISH, FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND LIBRARY Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. .Ionet Dominick, Miss Carol Wicks, Mrs. Lois Snyder. Standing: Mrs. Frances Root, Miss Evct Bishop, Mr. Joseph McLeon, Mrs. Rochoel Gollogher, Miss Mercedes Sul- livon, DENTAL HYGIENIST Standing: Mrs. Borboro Sontomour. In Choir: Rito Roymo. INDUSTRIAL ARTS IMorning Sessionj Mr. Charles Cormon PHYSICAL ED., HEALTH, 81 RECREATION Lett to Right: Mr. William Kitney, Miss Rita Hiter, Mr. George I OFFICE STAFF Left: Mrs. Alice Shanfelter Rightzl Mrs. Irene McCormick MAINTENANCE CREW Left to Right: Lister Warner, Ida Colby, Sealy Buck, Chester Hosmer, Reuben Yale. Missing: Eugene Bonno, William Gorman. CAFETERIA STAFF QNNCSJ Left to Right: Ist Row: Mrs. Agatha Burns, Mrs. Ida Grandy. 2nd Row: Mrs. Eleanor LaHair, Mrs. Jane Hourihan, Mrs. Eva Vorce. BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: Earl Reynolds, Robert Hill, Francis Trimboli, Alex Sabo, Lister Warner, Hubert Matson, Chester Hosmer, Vaughn Farmer, Walter Carey, Francis Hayes, George Harris, Earl Pelsue, Eugene Bonno. Missing: Ida Colby. 5 E r e 2 NORWOOD ELEMENTARY Left to Right: lst Row: Mrs. Doris Dailey, Mrs. Barbara Hartle, Mrs. Ida Folk. 2nd Bow. Mrs. Alvina Degni, Mrs. Patricia Downin Mrs. Q, Irene Wilber, Mrs. Esther Hickey. NORWOOD ELEMENTARY Lelf to Right: lst Row: Mrs. Rita Hartle, Mrs. Tena Renzema, Mrs. Phyllis McDonald. 2nd Row: Mrs. Robin Blood, Mrs. Helen Gibson, Mrs. Ruth Schoberlein, Mrs. Rose Edwards. NORWOOD ELEMENTARY Left to Right lst Row Mrs Betty Dewey Mrs Charlotte Roach Helen Bradish 2nd Row Miss Geraldine OBrien Mrs Marlon Mr Howard McCuln Missing Mrs Beatrice Aldrich NORWOOD CAFETERIA Mrs. Marion Bond and Mrs. Ruth Powell NORFOLK ELEMENTARY Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Martha Wing, Mrs. Eileen McCormick, Mrs. Madoline Speer. Standing: Mrs. Katherine Sabad, Secretary: Mrs. Helen Wing, Miss Rita Murphy, Miss Agnes McGinnis, Mrs. Doris Maurer. NORFOLK CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: Mrs. Glendora Campbell, Mrs. Loris Pelsue, Mrs. Iyonne Hunter, -Mrs. Jenny Snyder. Q NORFOLK ELEMENTARY Lett to Right: Seated :Mrs. Kathleen Abrahamson, Mrs. Eleanor Hayes, Mrs. Gertrude Sullivan. Standing: Miss Joyce Horwath, Cadet, Mr. Howard Cond- lin, Miss Norma Kulbs, Cadet. NORFOLK ELEMENTARY RAYMONDVILLE ELEMENTARY Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Lillian Seeber. Standing: Miss Gertrude Cgrr, Mrs. Ethel Dorothy, Miss I Rosellen McFarland. l 1 3 Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. lrene Marolf, Mrs. Nellie Flanagan. Standing: Mrs, Muriel Sanborn, Mrs. Gertrude Babcock Miss Ann Calnon. 22 nQJ:g'52 0 WEE S RX NXg ig'.YT V ,ff--x20 Z N f I Vs kv? F, I K my , Ns mlllallw' ,... ,N XEJQ WW X., P K f Y I as., 'Wm Nj, I5 I 1 K . . ,,,.,.,, lf-mf ' - K 63 'QQ W A ,x X , '- ,. . A X 4 4JJ,,41 A r -'Q V .! Xi I ' 5- F F i.,x K 1 , mv. f' V ' .Nl 'I wsx,p 3 gli Q ' , -'90 . . N' , 1 , 4 xx - K-H , x-, - ,- - YL xx xtt rf- 1 53 - VA X , , -:. '-X, '- 1- N ' f , - - K . ' r f' X . - -N - J ' - if 2 Alhifkgfi :- ., , ' X N. 'M' - -Z X 4 'x . , - -'. '- sf ' ' 1' f f-, f, U, N, . :N ,X ' L, -.kt . -A 5 '. - ' ' 'X V' XM.. ' N-N ' N' ' . N, f R xx XX N. X fx M9 'f , ' . 1' ,Q - My 1 .Qx v I1 .J N , -N 3 ,ff s 1 I s v X 1' N., X N I QF- ' - X -, f A P 'lllrliit--Asn X ' A Wx? I I QX :EQ L ff: Q -A31-. .'Elj.'v7.,,i , -Q . X ' H A 'X ' -ef-111' . 1 ' - 4, 4- 1-.A. X V S ' , V ,IW f V- , 1 Q , - x 21 -. X: ,rf f f . I - ' , . Al: X fa 4 f ' - 3 EW I I ' M ' a ' x - V high . -ni ,19,.,,12 gf' -N . ' ' ' - -.hh s . f. . NN 'A Eff T' I fg ii -mpc. 4: 'f .- -. I: '---pu ., L..,L,M Q U1 L 1 5' 1 A i 4 N0 ,v- llw 10 A CfN7:gf,s 'escgxogv - SENIORS We, the Seniors ot 1958, upon graduation from NNCS, leave this book as a reminder of our years in high school. We hope that our yearbook will continue to kindle memories in the future. I6 SENIOR CLASS Sa .EE mE '-'Pe -:U U C 05' ,res LCD gf Dm Om C . Oi OO '13 3.5 Um 5.9 E! C-as QD. B:- Us 55 UCD .C UC Cx: 24 In N .QB UC .Cm 467 LP- 'E go MZ .C .. 'Q' sg 2-1 C , Q0 Dr: Q T536 U 2 CEU, 'G ES Ox. -gm Eg' Et: 9.3 :O gc GJ 62' UULLI E . mi 32 Eu g-E U O.: 0.2 .1 tv . 535 32 --Q-LL Eg-E 3 i .--.. 2539 OC .. has Le y Chilton. Sh rle Connelly, Raymo, Sally Bosiolie, Carol ne Bond. UY nn, W Du Keith nd, B o Z Macy l'1I'1 ell ,A Pow , Wayne bert Doran Ro Richardson, Ronald W: Ro th y 5 McQuown, Rosemar mis, Roselyn Be enevieve Ramsey, G rl Row: Pea 2nd s Brown, Joseph monette, Fra nci Si rds, Sandra Richa rl rthur, Robe A ne Paul Deugaw, Janet Sharon Muncy, Porter, Karen ick, C n. KD I Roger McNairn, Ronald Fiacco, Louis Robert Matthews, Cutler, Ruth Sheets, Linda Mosher, Rhoda Snyder, Mary Casey, Mellon, Gravelin. air. Bl Leona unter, H od, Stanley Ro ard ch Ri Pettys, dell SFI Odgen Tiernan, W ll'1 ROW: 6 ret O'Hara, Q0 Ol' M Fetterly Jayne Pelkey, Due, Carol La dn W:A Ro 3rd Harold Sutter, seph n, Jo ichardso R GS I'Tl Ja hagnon, C Raymond or, 99 MCGI' Jean ck, Bu Sharon McGinnis, Beth Monroe, C P- E a U James Webster, Robert Murray, Douglas Pierce, Ronald Neverette, Stan- Rita . Pier, T S eda Fr onica, M ymo, Lorna Ra ymo, Ruth Ra Rita ego. Fr ford. rry, Leon Clary. Pe sing: Eileen Mis R Q i Z. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: John Noland, President, Terry LaFleur, Vice President, Sally Connelly, Secretory, Robert Murray, Treasurer. 5 1 l Q I4 A 1, 3' - , 2 lui 4 Vciledictorion Sglufqforiqn RHODA CHARITY SNYDER KAREN RUTH PORTER ROB lntromurols 2, Symphonic Choir i, 2, 3, 4, FBLIA FBI-A 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Key- 4, Lib. Club 3, National Honor Society 3, l4, stoner Stott' 4, Solesmonship Essoy Contest 3. Jr, Prom Comm, 3, Keystoner Stuff 4, Sr, Plcly 4, Student Prints Stott 3, 4, Scilesmonship Es soy Contest 3, Student Council Rep. 4, At- tendent to Sr. Boll. I8 PATRICIA ANN BABCOCK Ilputll ophomoge Play, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, Symphonic Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Cantata, Operetta 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Keystoner Staff, Senior Play, FTA 3, 4, Sec. 3 Pres. 4, Attendant to Jr. Prom, Attendent to Sr. Ball. GENEVIEVE WILMA BEMIS Jenny Intramurals I Library Club 2 Glrls Glee Club PATRICIA IRENE BLANCHARD G Freshman Play Sensor Play Junuor Play Bowling 3 Symphomc Chorrl 2 3 4 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Student Councll Alternate Rep Keystoner Staff 4 Class Sec 2 Crass Treas I Student Prrnts Staff 4 MERIBETH GRACE BIXBY Bet Soph Play cast Jr Play Bowlrng 2 4 Swmm n B nd I 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 phonrc Chorrl 2 3 4 Bel Alres 3 4 Dance Band I 2 NSSMA 2 3 4 Cantata Oper etta I 3 Natnonal Honor Socxety Sec Fresh man year Sr Ball Comm Keystoner Staff 4 Cutuzenshrp Conference 3 4 Sr Play Atten dent to Jr Prom WAYNE BOND Volleyball Sectronals 2 Cross Country ng 2 F F A Swim CYNTHIA M. BOSJOLIE ncindyn 'X Band I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, Swimming I, 2, J. V. Cheerleading I, 2, Bowling I, 2, 3, Spring Round-up I, Skating I, 2, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Var. Cheerleading 3, Jr. Play, Camera Club 3, 4, Student Prints Staff 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Queen's Attendant to Jr. Prom 3, Salesman- ship Essay Contest 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Re- porter for Courier Freeman 4, Dance Band I, 2, Archery I, 2, 3, Attendent to Jr. Prom. ANN E. BOWHALL Annie Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Symphonic Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Bel-Aires 2, 4, Bowling 2, 4, Swimming 2, Dance Band I, 2, NYSSMA 2, 3, 4, Cantata 3, 4 Operetta 3, Junior Play, Class Officer 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sr. Ball Comm., Keystoner Staff, Citizenship Conference ,3, 4, Senior Play, Betty Crocker Award, Student Council Rep. 4. SHARON JEAN BUCK nRockYn Bowling I, 2, 4, Spring Round-up I, Archery 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Dance Band 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Student Prints Staff 4, Attendent to Jr. Prom. MARY R. CASEY Transferred from Franklin Academy, Malone, New York, in I956, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, F.B.L.A. Treas. 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Camera Club Vice-Pres. 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Ball Comm., Keystoner Staff 4, Student Prints Staff 3, 4, Student Prints Staff, Business Manager 4, FBLA Program Comm. 4, Reporter for Water- own Times 4, Jr. Play Usher,. In Malone, New York Intramurals I, 2, Volleyball Playday 2, Bas- ketball I, 2, Softbali I, 2. 20 l L 5504 I Ji 'Pa :if a an 'L 5 i . o I fa, ,ki,, .5 lyk :V wi? All 1303 f 'I 1 .xr RAYMOND CHAGNON IIRGYII Volleyball sectionals 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Table Tennis l, 2, 3,4, FFA l,Intramurals 4. LEON HOWARD CLARY HFUZZYII Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, FFA l, National Honor Society-Treas. 3, 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, SLU Math Contest 3, Student Council Alternate Rep. SHIRLEY ANNE CHILTON lITeXIl Volleyball Sectionals l, 2, 3, 4, lntramurals l, 2, 3, Bowling 2, 4, Cross Country 4, Archery 3, Spring Round-up l, 2, 3, Swimming 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Queen of Sr. Ball, Cafeteria Staff 4. SARAH LORETTA CONNELLY Sally Stella Sophomore Play, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, FBLA 4, Junior Prom Comm., Sr. Ball Comm., Keystoner Staff 4, Class Sec. 4, Swimming 3. RICHARD CLARK Nort Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Play, FBLA 4, Student Prints Staff 3, Attendent to Sr. Ball. JOSEPH .IOHN CUTLER Jose NYSSMA 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2, Symphonic Choir 2, 3, 4, Bel Aires 4, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4, Cantata Operetta, FBLA 2. JANET MARY DEUGAW Stanet Volleyball Sectionals I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Arch- ery 3, Spring Round-up l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Maiorettes I, 2, 3, Head Twirler 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, FBLA 3 Vice Pres. 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Queen of Jr. Prom 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Keystoner Staff 4, Class Sec. 3. JOAN IRENE DUMERS Joannie Spring Roundup l, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, Symphonic Choir I, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, FBLA 2, 3, Sales- manship Essay Contest 3, Keystoner Staff, Sr. Play, Volleyball 2, 4. GERALD EUGENE DONNELLY lljerryll IIHGPH Var. Basketball 3, J. V. Basketball I, 2, Junior Play, Intramurals 3, Baseball 2, 3, Cross Country I, 2, Spring Round-up I, 2, 31 4? Swimming 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Salesman- ship Essay Contest 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Prom Comm. KEITH DUNN Swimming 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Football 3, 4. ROBERT JOHN DORAN IIBobIl Freshman Play, Junior Play, Band I, 2, 3, Or- chestra l, 2, 3, Symphonic Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Bel-Aires 2, 3, 4, Dance Band I, NYSSMA 2, 3, 4, Cantata, Operetta I, 3, 4, FBLA I, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Ball Comm., Attendent at Sr. Ball 4 Class Treas. 3,Student Prints Mgr. 3, Student Council Vice Pres. 4, Atten- dent to Sr. Ball. JAYNE FETTERLY Stella Freshman Play, Intramurals 2, Bowling Spring Round-up 2, Swimming 3, 4, Comm., Sr. Prom Comm., Keystoner Sutdent Prints Staff 3. 22 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Staff 4, LOUIS FIACCO Louie Bowling 4. ROSEMARY ANN HERRICK Transferred from Aiken High School, Aiken South Carolina, Chorus 3. JAMES FREGO fl-,imll Sophomore Assembly 2, Intramural Football 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 3, Student Council Pres. 4, J. V. Baseball l, 2, Var. Baseball 3, 4, Sr. Play 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Citizenship Conference 3, Attendent to Sr. Ball, Attendent to Jr. Ball. STANLEY HUNTER llstcnll lntramurals 2, Bowling 3, 4, Hockey Scorer 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Table Tennis 4, Jr. Play Stage Mgr. RONALD CHARLES GRAVELIN lIRonIl Jr. Play, Intramurals l, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Cafteria Staff l, 2, 3, Student Prints Staff 3, 4, Spring Round-up l, Salesmanship Essay Contest 3. NANCY ELEANOR JENNE Stella Transferred from Houndfield Central School in l956. Softball 3, Camera Club 3, 4, l.ib. Club 3X Swimming 3, 4, Student Prints staff 4, Bowlimg 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Ball Comm. DONALD LABARGE Smiley V. Holcey 8th grade l, 2, 3, Cat. Hockey 3, NNYHL 1, 2, 3, Hockey Mgr. 4, Cross Country l, 2, Tennis Sectionals 1, 3, Intramurals Foot- ball 3, J. V. Baseball 8th grade, Var. Base- ball l, 2, 3, Salesmanship Essay Award 3, King Jr. Prom. GAIL LEVlA J. V. Cheerleader 2, 3, Volleyball Sectional 3 Bowling 2, Swimming 3, 4, Salesmanship Es say Contest 3, Award for Best Girl Dancer i ALLAN LADUE Bowling 3, Salesmanship Essay Contest 4, Cafe- teria Staff 2. ANN L. MacARTHUR Girls' Glee Club l, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Keystoner Staff 4, Student Prints Staff-Art Editor. TERRY LAFLEUR Intramural Football 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Capt. 4, J. V. Basketball l, Manager of Varsity l, J. V. Baseball l, 2, Class Vice Pres. 4. ROBERT MATTHEWS llsobll Bowling 4, Table Tennis 2, 3, 4. 24 1 ELIZABETH F. McGINNI5 Beth Intramurals I, 2, 3, Bowling 4, Archery 2, Spring Round-up I, 2, Softball 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Library Club I, 2, 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Salesmanship Essay Contest 3, Student Prints Staff 4. ROSELYN ELAINE McQUOWN Band I, Orchestra I, Symphonic Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Bel-Aires I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, NYSSMA 2, 3, 4, Cantata, Operetta I, 2, 3, 4, Student Prints Staff 4, Sr. Play 4. JEAN MARIE McGREGOR FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Staff 3, FBLA 4, Li- brary Club 4, Keystoner Staff 4, Student Prints Staff 4, Intramurals 3. PAULINE ANN MELLON npollyu Jr. Play, Bowling 4, Swimming 3, 4, Girls' Club I, 2, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Ball Comm., National Honor Society 3, 4, Archery 3, FHA 4. ROGER ALLEN McNAIRN Intramurals I, Cross Country 4. LORNA MONICA Shorty Spring Round up I Girls Glee Club I FHA I 2 3 4 Treas 4 FBLA I Cafeteria Statt I Student Prints 3 4 CAROLYN ROBERTA MONROE Carol FHA l, 2, 3, Volleyball Sectionals l, 2, 3, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Softball I, 2, 3, Spring-Round-up 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3. ROBERT R. MURRAY Ilsobll Freshfan Play, Baseball I, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Spring Round-up l, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, Symphonic Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band l, NYSSMA 3, 4, Can- tata, Operetta l, 3, 4, Sr. Ball Comm., At- tendent to Jr. Prom, Attendent ot Sr. Ball, Class Pres. 2, Class Treas. 4, Citizenship Con- ference 3, 4, Intramurals 4. LINDA ANN MOSHER Lindy l.ou Jr. Prmo Comm. 3, Keystoner Staff 4, Sr. Play 4, Sophomore Play 2, Jr. Play 3, Softball 2, Band 2, 3, Symphonic Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Op- eretta 3, Cantata 2, FHA 2, Camera Club 3, Treas. 4. RONALD J. NEVERETTE Ron Nev Class Treas. 2, J. V. Basketball 1, 2, Var. Bas- ketball 3, J. V. Baseball I, 2, Jr. Play, Intra- murals Football 3, Swimming I, 2, Sym- phonic Choir I, 2, Salesmanship Essay Con- test 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Skating 2, Attendent 'to Jr. Prom. SHARON MUNCY Transferred from Colton, New York, in 1954. Salesmanship Essay Contest 3. JOHN W. NOLAND Coburg, Oregon, in Freshman year, Football, Baseball, Student Body Play, Hermiston, Ore- gon, in Sophomore Year, Football, Track, Student Body Play, Madison, Tennessee, in Junior Year, Football, Jr. Civitan Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Norwood-Norfolk Central School in Senior Year, President Sr. Class, Sr. Ball Comm., King Sr. Ball, Sr. Class Play 4. 26 MARGARET O'HARA nMaggieu Intramurals I, Dancing I, Camera Club 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Keystoner Staff 4. Band I, I,2 WENDELL G. PETTYS llwipll Sophomore Play, -Table Tennis I, 2, Symphonic Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Bel-Aires 2, 3, 4, NYSSMA 'I, 2, 3, V4, Cantata, Operetta 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, F.T.A. 4. CAROL ANNE PELKEY 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, Symphonic 3, 4, Science Club 4, FTA 4. Choir DOUGLAS PIERCE l1Dougn Intramurals I, 2, J. V. Baseball 2, Bowling I, 3, Cross Country I, 2, 4, Table Tennis I, 2, Spring Round-up I, 2, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, J. V. Basketball I, 2, V. Basketball 4. EILEEN PERRY Leenie WAYNE POWELL Table Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Sales- manship Essay Contest 3, Sr. Play 4, Key- stoner Staff 4, Student Prints Staff 4, Sr. Ball Comm., Jr. Prom Comm. GAILE M. PRASHAW IIGGYII Bowling 3, 4, Spring Round-up I, Sr. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, Symphonic Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Salesmanship Essay Con- test 3, Keystoner Staff 4, Student Prints Staff 4, Volleyball Playday 2, Sr. Play 4, Attendent to Sr. Ball. RITA LOUISE RAYMO F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President F. H. A. 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 4, Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, J. V. Maiorettes 3, Var. Mai. 4, Sophomore Play, Junior Play Usher, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, Spring Round-up l, 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball 2, 3, Basketball 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Keystoner Staff 4, Cafeteria Staff 4, Senior Play Prompter, Student Prints Staff, Archery 3, Students Prints 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, F.B.L.A. Program Committee 4. 'PEARL RAMSEY Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Bowling 2, 3, Freshman Play, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Volleyball Sectionals I, 2, Students Prints Stott 4, Attendent at the Sr. Ball. RUTH E. RAYMO J. V. Maiorettes 3, Var. Maiorettes 4, Volleyball Sectionals 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Playday 3, Archery 3, Spring Round-up I, 2, 3, Softball Playday 2, 3, FHA I, 2, 3, Sec. 4, FBLA 2, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Keystoner Staff 4, Senior Play Prompter 4, Sophomone Play, Students Prints Staff 3, 4, Bowling 3, Girls' Glee Club I. CAROL SHEILA RAYMO Archery 2, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, Camera Club 3, 4, Student Prints Staff, Christmas Ball Comm. 4. ROBERT RICHARDS llsobll Baseball I, 2, 3, Cross Country 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Salesman- ship Essay Contest 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4. 28 JAMES RICHARDSON Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, Basketball Mgr. 3, Bowling l 2 Volleyball Sectionals 3, Spring Round-up JOSEPH SABAD lljoell Band l, Orchestra l, Symphonic Choir l, 2, 3 J. V. Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, Cross Court try 2, 3, Spring Round-up l, Jr. Prom Comm. Class Vice Pres. 3. RONALD RICHARDSON Patch Var Basketball Mgr. 3, J. V. Baseball Mgr. 3, 2 4 Lib Club 2 3 ' . , , 4, Lib. Club Pres. 3, Salesmanship Essay Contest 3, Gaf. Staff l, Student Prints Staff 3, Transferred to Heuvel- ton Gen. High, Sep. '57, Color Guard 4, Chorus 4, Sextet 4, Transferred to NNCS Nov. '57, FREDA ST. PIER llcurlyu F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Ball Comm. RICHARD ROOD IIDickll Jr. Play, Hockey Mgr. 2, Var. Hockey 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4, Spring Round-up l, 3, 4 FFA Vice-Pres. 2, FFA Sec. 3, Keystoner Staff 4, Sr. Play, Student Prints Staff 3, Skating 2 3. RUTH SHEETS Rootie FHA 2, FBLA 4. 1 SANDRA ANN SIMONETTE Sandie Jr. Play, Bowling 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, FHA 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Keysfoner Staff, Spring Round-up I, 2, Caniafa, V. Maioreftes I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Salesmanship Essay 2, Sfudenf Prints 4, NYSSMA 2. OGDEN DAVID TIERNAN . ,V,4 R' i'3j I'- I -r'i2'gf'1?4 R is mi s 1 HAROLD HARRISON WEBSTER 1- cnfvkana QQMQ' ' Rebel , ,yhw Spring Round-up I, Jr. Prom Comm. Sr. Ball A Ill! H , ,iw A, . V. M 1,:'I1i.li,j2,fl-fl Comm., Sr. Play Stage Mgr. JOSEPH GERARD SUTTER lljoell Intramurals I, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, Cross Country 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4. Bowling 2, 4, Football 4, Camera Club 3, 4. WILLIAM WILSON sau Hockey 2, 3, 4, J. V. Baseball 2, 3, Swimming 3, 4. 30 n iii.- I, .ix , . fr sP'l f ' ' .1 j ' E a I A , Q ,I . I , .4-. 5? .,-S475 .. I -r 'f' -Fw . : lv Pi ' .f' ' ' ,if .114 . . W r f' I A 'ii '-1,5 534 l, Rhoda Snyder, will to Dawana Molnar my seat in Miss Everett's Social I2 class. I, Gail Levia, will to Sandie Upton and Beverly Barkley my English Tressler because it has all the answers in it. I, Mary Casey, will my seat in Social I2 class to Cynthia Spotswood. I, Lorna Monica, will to Tina'MeIIon my speed in get- ting down to the bus on time. I, Janet Deugaw, will my head twirler maiorette uni-- form to Nilah Frego. Good luck, Ni. I, Leona Blair, will my ability to get good marks with- out doing homewrkork in Business Law to Cathy Baxter with the hope that she will make good use of it. I, Gaile Prashaw, will my bass clarinet to any Junior who likes to vibrate all over when playing those real low notes and thinks himself worthy of such a fine instrument. l, Jim Frego, will my ability to wreck'or ruin Buicks to Eddie McCauley. l, Richard Rood, will to Charles McClennon some of my height and some of my hockey skills. I, Leona Blair, will my ability to ,copy Social Studies and get away with it to Leora Blair with the hope that she makes good use of it. I, Gaile Proshaw, leave to Jenny Wright an apron and wish her all the luck in her future cooking. I, Jim Frego, will my ability to keep secrets to Wally Purves and Matt Kunnary. I, Janet Deugaw, will to Bonnie Doprey my ability to be late for Bus l7, driven by that good natured guy, George Harris. I, Leon Clary, will my electric razor to Denny Clary in hopes that he will start shaving before the age of electricity is over. I, Eileen Perry, will my ability to draw cartoons in study hall to Martha Lanctot. We, Raymond Chagnon and Leon Clary, will our audit- oring seats in trig class to Robert Simpson and Frank Vinicor in hopes that they will do more than audit. I, Carolyn Monroe, will my seat in Social I2 class to my brother in hopes that he will use it better than I did. I, Cynthia Bosiolie, will my ability in skipping school to Virginia and Janet Sabod and hope they use a better plan next year. I, Genevieve Bemis, will to Linda Tiernan my ability to keep quiet in study hall. I, Carol Raymo, will my driving ability to Peggy Kish with thelhope that she has better luck than I had. I, Wayne Powell, will to my brother, Charles, my seat in English I2 class and hope he uses it better than I did. I, Sally Connelly, will my ability to stay out of the 7th period homeroom to any Junior who will make good use O i if. I, Polly Mellon, will my ability to put the Driver Train- ing car in a snowbank without wrecking it to any future D. E. student. Il, Karen Porter, will my seat in Mr. Hann's office and my Shorthand notebook to any Junior girl taking Office Practice next year and hope that she gets as much benefit from the experience as I did. I, Joan Dumers, will my ability to stay out of trouble in school most of the time to Mary Jones and hope she does the same. I, Bob Richards, will to Mot Kunnary my position as basketball manager for the '58-59 season. I, Joe Cutler, will my ability to get in trobule to Frank Vinicor. I, Jean McGregor, will my position on the Student Prints Staff to any Junior who wants to go to the Norwood and Norfolk Grade Schools. I, Beth Bixby, leave Cynthia Spotswood my autographed picture of Cheyenne lwithout a shirt- l I, Ann MacArthur, will my levis to Anne Town. I, Ogden Tiernan, leave my nickname, Oggie to Mr. Spotswood, who so thoughtfully gave it to me. We, Beth Bixby and Ann Bowhall, leave to Judy McGee and Marsha Maurer, our iobs of selling soft drinks and candy at basketball games. I, Freida St. Pier, will to Anne Town my ability to keep a boyfriend. .I, Keith Dunn, will some of my height to Jimmy Butler. I, Robert Matthews, will my seat in Social Class to Phil Gagnon. ' I, Pat Babcock, leave Jenny Wright my seat in Social I2 class in hopes that she will make good use of it. I, Joe Sutter, will to Wally Purves my ability to remain a bachelor. I, Doug Pierce, will to Eddie McCauley my right to go to Canada on any school day. I, Pat Blanchard , will my Igiht complexion to Pat La- vigne. I, Ruth Raymo, will my position in Library Club to Jimmy Wickwire. I, Ann Bowhall, leave a battered Physics review book and my sympathy to any girl that dares ot take Physics. I, Ann MacArthur, will my natural blonde streak to Bonnie Boprey in hopes that she will throw away her peroxide. I, Ron Neverette, will my Green Bomb to Red Bresee in hopes that he will take good care of it. I, Willie Wilson, will my seat in Intermediate to Vince Regan. I, Rita Stanford, will my Senior Operator's License to Bev Barkley, enabling her to check upon Scotty on those lonely nights in the country. I, Roger McNairn, leave to Bill Merkley my ability to get a Math maior. I, Shirley Chilton, will my locker that won't lock to any Junior who doesn't value his books. I, Rosemary Herrick, will my sweet personality to Sandy Herrick. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Pearl Ramsey, will my ability to travel to Tina Mello' in hopes that it benefits her as it did me. I, Carol Pelkey, will to the next Basic Art class my ability to do everything exactly wrong. I, Linda Mosher, will to Lyn Clark my ability to get along with everybody and to keep out of Dutch Ito Cl certain extentl. I, Terry LaFleur, will my lucky shot to Matt Kunnary. I, Sandie Simonette, will my maiorette uniform to Nilah Frego. I, Shirley Chilton, will my front seat in homeroom to Babe, in hopes that he will give Miss Bishop the correct lunch count. I, Pat Blanchard, will my place in Physics Lab to any girl who Thinks she can set up an efficient pulley system. I, Bob Murray, will my brokenihomeroom desk to any Junior who can make it stay together. I, Bob Doran, will my admiration tor cafeteria meals to Nancy Schoeberlein in hopes that she will be able to survive the strain. I, Skip Brown, will my ability to get along with teachers to Rozzie Root in hopes that she will make good use of it. I ,Roeslyn McQuown, will to Janet Sabod the Soprano section, all the solos, and all the happiness that music always brings. I, Rita Raymo, will my position as Sports Editor for the Student Prints to Maggie Eaton. I, Dick Clark, will my ability to make cars to Phil Royce. I, Dick Clark, will my ability to drive to Red Bresee. I, Pat Babcock, will the beck seat with the broken spring on Bus 7 to anyone who is late getting on the bus mornings next year. We, Sandie Simonette and Jimmy Frego, will to any student who goes to Canton Summer School the ability to drive over and back without any accidents. I, Harold Webster, will to William Merkley my ability to sleep during Social I2 class. I, James Richardson, will my unique bowling average to Johnny Walker. I, Wendell Pettys, being of sound mind and broken body do will the title of Louis XXI and all powers and duties thereof, to John Wright, and do herewith declare that until said person shall attain his nonage in their Senior year in high school, Jenny Wright, Le Duchess of Burgundy, shall act as Regent of the kingdom. I, Rhoda Snyder, will my Shorthand ability to any Junior taking it next year. I, Joan Dumers, will to Margaret Eaton my ability to keep my dignity of wearing skirts instead of slacks. I, Mary Casey, will my private bus lNo. 87 and driver thereof to any lucky Junior who happens to live in an outlying district of Plumbrook. at . dl- A r N. I l 1'5- ' ii.. ll, JE ' 6- 175, 2 W 1 '32 I ls ffsfei .M , 3 gp , .-1. -tina 5:331- Ei- vr 6225 'Q -ez.. lfgw ,L ,I u - 'P It 'il Q . , '. nj, f , 5 1 6' 4 s - ,- 1 l J. ...eil- my I TWO CENTRAL GIRLS SUCCESSFUL IN TIME MACHINE TRIP TO JTURE- Dial 20 left, Check Radium Dials, Cross Michrome ll you? Our time Machine has been perfected, and we're on our y into the future-I0 years, to be exact. We're now in the city of Norwood. The Seaway has certainly ought a change to our little town. Who's the newly elected ayor leading the graduation procession? It can't be, but it is. lt's ger McNairn. He certainly has changed. There's Terry LaFleur. He is now Gym Teacher and Basketball ach for N.N.C.S. His team is in the playoffs all because they arned the lucky shot he used when he was captain in high school. azing how in his spare time he also helps young boys remodel eir cars. At our favorite night spot, Billy's, we find Jayne Fetterly as pro- ietor with Nancy Jenne as her feature comedienne. Ron Neverette is a prominent bachelor and President of the Nor- od Women Haters Club. His next lecture will be to give special ssons to dogs on how to bark. The telephone lines have certainly been in order since Maggie Hara became owner of Belle Telephone Company. Lorna Monica is now a corporate owner of the Recreation Center, c, which she organized with Jean McGregor as the other cor- rate owner. Are all those people blowing bubbles? No wonder. We see Jerry nnelly has established a large Bubble Gum Factory located in st Norfolk. Also as a side line, he teaches Arthur Murray's Dance lasses, which seem to be very successful. Look, is that a fight? No, it's iust a crowd in front of a most ccessful store. Jim Frego is now head of the Largest Package- . We're on our Way. Where, did you say? Oh! Didn't we flirt? Store in the North CoTJntry, which is patronized by all his fellow graduates. What is that? lt can't be! There's Gail Levia with her husband Larry on their farm raising goats. Just had twins! I see they still have the old red truck parked in the driveway. What's that new building going up down there? lt's a Compto- meter School, now being run by Mrs. Stanley Prashaw, whom we knew as Janet Deugaw. We're happy to see Sharon Buck as a stewardess. husband Lee as pilot make a swell flying squad. Look at all the young men registering at the new Hilton Hotel now being managed by Bob Doran. Oh, no wonder, his assistant is that curvey-durvey actress, Jayne Mansfield. lt's good to find Joe Cutler working so hard. Every hour we see him fixing flat tires for his friends on Prospect Street. Congratulations go to Leon Clary on his new appointment as head engineer of the Mississippi Valley Seaway and Development Corporation! We find Sally Connelly as owner and operator of the camps at Higley Falls Association. It sure is god of her to chaperone the teenagers of the north country at their weekend parties. Sandy Simonette seems to be real excited, Who bit her? No! . . . Oh, she iust became engaged to that famous Coach of N,N.C,S.! We hear she also is Secretary for the Railway Express Agent in the city of Massena. Arriving in the city of Plumbrook, we were very happy to see Gaile Prashaw and Mary Casey as successful co-owners of the largest beauty salon-for men only! Since Doug Pierce ioined the Air Force during the summer'of 1958, he has now finally reached his goal as commander-in-chief. She and her Skip Brown is now conductor of a world-renowned band. His experience in the Sugarfooters during the high school days was a great help towards his success. Wayne Powell's intense study of business courses in high school helped him towards his goal, for he now owns and operates a motel in the heart of the north country. It's nice to see Dick Rood happy in his work. His iob of physio- theropist and his partnership with Jane Trippany help to keep him in good spirits. At the New York General Hospital, we come across Beth McGinnis as head nurse. Her kindness seems to encourage the patients a good deal. There goes one of the new Vanguard rockets! One of our class- mates, Linda Mosher, is taking a iourney to the moon to try to bring everybody else back safe and sound, if not wealthy and wise. Even though Rhoda Snyder is married to Billy, we hear she is still employed as secretary at Alcoa in Massena. We are surprised to know that Ann Bowhall has so much time for her work. She is now employed as assistant nurse to Dr. Jonas Salk and does part time secretarial work for the local Justice of the Peace. Picking up a T968 paper we read in the headlines that Stanley Hunter has become a national figure by designing the first inter- planetary iet mobile. Walt Disney's shows have been coming in bright and clear since Ogden Tiernan took on the iob of cameraman a while ago. My, that's a big sign hanging over that doorway. Oh! lt says Clark's Speed and Custom Shop. that bodyless contraption he used l see a group of children down Pat Babcock with her kindergarten a way with children. Roselyn MCQuown of stage and Metropolitan Opera House singing We see the twins, Rita and Ruth high school, have established their own clinic, which they call Cure Your Allergies Fast and Easily. Leona Blair has,iust graduated from Catherine Gibbs Secretarial School in New York. She is now'employed by the General Electric Co. in Schenectady. We understand Smiley LaBarge is still in the city of Norfolk. He is very happy taking care of his wife Dawn and his family. John Noland is now coaching the very successful UCLA Football Team. We see that he is not single, like he always said he would be! We understand Beth Bixby is now Head Nurse in charge of the Men's Ward at Bellvue Hospital in New York City. Pat Blanchard seems very happy these days. We see she is Direc- tor of School of Nursing, of Brooklyn Hospital, New York City. Since the Reynolds Metal Company opened in Massena, Joan Dumers has happily been Private Secretary to the President. Bill Wilson has managed to keep the Texaco Gas Station going. We believe it now extends halfway down the hill. We attended a funeral over in Lime Hollow, at which the leading undertaker of the city, Joseph Sutter officiated. Joe delighted as he wheeled the coffin down the aisle. We're glad that one of our guys decided to make the military service. Jack Bonno is .very happy as an engineer in the Air Force. Bob Richards and Louis Fiacco are on one of their in which they are teaching younger boys and girls their excellent bowling technique we all knew so well in high school. It's funny how Nort' still drives to call a car. there. It looks like' . . . why, its class. We always knew she had screen can now be seen at the the title role in Carmen. Raymo, after all their trouble in looked very his career in aeronautical annual tours Carolyn Monroe has also had success in the bowling field. Sh now has her own television program, Championship Bowling, o Channel 7 from 3 to 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. We are happy to learn that Genevieve Bemis is now working a secretary for General Electric in Syracuse. Cynthia Bosiolie has finished her training from Minneopolis Ai line Stewardess School. We hear she is now working for the South ern Pacific Airlines. Wendell Pettys is the leading baritone at the Metropolitan Oper House in New York. His first starring role will be marcello in L Boheme by Pucinni and he's sending all the present seniors com plimentary tickets, also Mrs. Root. Bob Murray is now attending Clarkson, taking a civil engineerin course and he will soon start work as a contractor at the new con struction iob at Niagara Falls. l Eileen Perry is now a home economics teacher at the new Potsda High School. ' Another teacher is Ruth Sheets, who is the new Social 12, in- structor at N.N.C.S. We find Sharon Muncy working as a secretary in California in in a new office that has iust opened up. f We see that Joe Sabod is still happily married and is living i Norfolk with his wife and many children. We see a new Oldsmobile Garage has been built in the city of Norfolk with Keith Dunn as owner. Did living on a farm all your life, Harold Webster, influenc you to become N.N.C.S. Agricultural Teacher? We understand yo are doing a wonderful iob. It's nice to know Carol Raymo has become a nurse at the Metro politan Hospital in New York City. Both Matthews is doing a spendid iob as Citizenship Educatio Teacher at N.N.C.S. We see his students are receiving an averag of 90 or better, as he obtained himself in high school. We have iust heard that Carol Pelkey, the world famous techni cian, is now employed in Ford Corporation. A Congratulations go to Ann MacArthur, Rita Stanford, Pearl Ram sey and Freda St. Piere on their wedding anniversaries. Shirley Chilton and Franny Mariano are pleased to announce th birth of their first couple of twinsl Franny is also sole proprieto of Mariano's Garage. We were very happy to hear this about them. Hearing that Polly Mellon received her license was very amazing As Head Nurse of St. Lawrence State Hospital in Ogdensburg, she is now able to go home over the weekends. Rosemary Herrick has attained her goal in life. She is an airlin A stewardess for Trans-World Airlines, where she is very happy in her work. There's a big crowd down there at the Oh, one of our alumni, Ronnie Grovelin, the is defending his title there tonight. Karen Porter must have liked her iob as pal, Mr. Hann, during her senior year, for working very hard. Jim Richardson has become very famous weekly column in the leading newspaper titled The Do's and Don't's of Bowling. Let's see, did we forget anyone? Oh, yes, there's Raymond Chag- non now working as a contractor on the Seaway. We see that in a few seconds the time machine will be here to pick us up, so we must leave the future and go back to the present. SALLY CONNELLY JANET DEUGAW new Wrestling Arena. famous midget wrestler, secretary to our princi- we see she's still there as a bowler. He has a Aufo qfmpkd. wWMWQ 'Qfwxf R, Wliiiw fQi1Q22??fQ55l? ME QMQQQQQZWEAQ 32 5 ipiwaxfif , wgQfjRiYWTw mg? E mwwgmimfgy Milk QM? M Bm ' Qian T' figw wm ggi? Q3 2 fiiizw V+ f TJJEWWJ Ek kQwfk+4 QQ' Qi - 'ff Z .Z . X . I -if K , in xx I 1 -iv-ie: x is 5' X er S X XR .. xx N .X- f'WlT X N . X .ar sh nr- T' 'rw' 4.-. -. -I-l-l-l C'Nlf,f0o of 00 44 O : llll 2 l 'l H CLASSES After four short years, our high school careers are over. To our underclassmen we leave this sound advice: although your paths may seem difficult and sometimes impassable, never give upp face the future with couragep and, last but not least, make the most of each of your remaining high school years. S 38 JUNIORS - ROOM 'l3 Left to Right: lst Row: Marna Dockum, Diane Bombard, Bonnie Boprey, Lynette Clark, Margaret Eaton, Lorraine Breakey. 2nd Row: Jeanne Grant, Richard Besaw, Janet Cutler, Claire Babcock, Francis Belgarde, Beverly Barkley. 3rd Row: Larry Colbert, Eleanor Chapin, Thomas Belgarde, John Bero, Phillip Gagnon, Miss Taylor, Edward Besaw. 4th Row: Dwight Gibson, James Butler, Gerald Chilton, Lloyd Bresee, Michael Boprey, Larry Bartlett. JUNIORS - ROOM 'l4 Left to Right: lst Row: Patricia Gonyea, Mary Jones, Diane McDonald, Linda McClure, Mary Lou Matson, Janice LaMora. 2nd Row: Patricia Lavigne, Mary Lytle, Deborah Keen, Margaret Kish, Tina Mellon, Joan Mackey. 3rd Row: Edward McCauly, Gary Kingsley, Ernest LaDue, Dawna Molnar, Barbara Greene, Linda Helmase, Miss Droms 4th Row: George Murray, William Merkley, Edward Foster, Wen dell Monroe, Frank LaDue, David Kingsley. Missing: Clara Bellinger. JUNIORS - ROOM 'l7 Lett to Right: lst Row: Virginia Sabad, Elizabeth Romat, Carolyn'Spoor, Francis Sharlow, Norma Regan, Caroline Arquitte, Sandra Upton, Sandra Herrick. 2nd Row: Robert Simpson, Royal Richardson, Charles Powell, Walter Sanborn, Nancy Schoberlein, Jenny Wright, Marlene Stark, Fay O'Hara, Miss Everett. 3rd Row: Matt Kunnary, Wallace Purves, Ronald Sanborn, John Walker, John Sharlow, Frank Vinicor, Francis Mariano, Kenneth Plumb. Missing: Wayne Bond, Sharon Buck, Allan LaDue, Charles McGinnis, Jay Pelsue, Glendon Perry, Vincent Regan, Ronald Richard- son, Cynthia Spotswood, Anne Towne. SOPHOMORES - ROOM 8 Left to Right: lst Row: Nancy Jarvis, Judy Gang, Jean Romat, Rita Cutler, Leora Blair, Caroline Hanks, Arlene Crawford, Janet Goodrich, Arean Littlefield. 2nd Row: Bonnie Buck, Ann Halcott, Martha Brouse, Sally Campbell, Linda Bradley, Donna Crawford, Weldon Barkley, Linda Farmer, Juanita Grant. 3rd Row: Leo Bond, John Barney, Bill Dailey, Mary Ellen Cline, Katherine Baxter, Nancy Ellers, June DeShane, Lorna Farnsworth. 4th Row: Mr. Deitz, John Bartlett, Wayne Blanchard, Jerry Brow n, Robert Haig, Bruce Cameron, Jerry Colbert, Keith Barnes. - . - - SOPHOMORES - ROOM 19 Left to Right: lst Row: Shirley Shattuck, Gail Woodward, Gail Washburn, Ja net Revier, Kay Seeber, Lois Ann Starks, Marie Smith, Rosalind Root. 2nd Row: Leona Wadleigh, Betsy Hobgood, Barbara 'Wadleigh, Gwen Stone, Joan Sharlow, Gail Tessier, Linda Tiernan, Marie Simpson. 3rd Row: Richard Steinbarge, Phillip Royce, Lee Richards, John Richards, Josephine Wilson, Carolyn Wilbur, Nancy Wilson, Barbara Wilkins. 4th Row: Edward Molnar, Rodney Wolstenholme, John Wright, Herbert Stevens, Allan Smith, Terry Stevens, David Searles, Daniel Raymo. SOPHOMORES - ROOM 20 Left to Right: lst Row: Patricia Muncy, Diane McGowen, Charlotte LaDue, Susan Nash, Pamela Kline, Dona Luther, John LaRock, Terrance Pelkey. 2nd Row: Constance Levison, George Pike, Dennis LaFleur, Eileen Oakes, Sandra LaMay, Carol McNairn, Joan LaBarge, James LaRock. 3rd Row: Calvin Monica, Dale LaVigne, Patricia Jarvis, Betty McKenty, Martha Lanctot, Marie Leroux, Janice LaPlante, Cora Lee Jones. . 4th Row: Gary Lewis, Bernard McMahon, George Nemo, Russell Butler, RlCl10l'd Mef1Cl'1, BlllY Olfllif John MYSVSI -l0SePl1 LGRUS- FRESHMEN - ROOM 9 Left to Right: lst Row: Charles Colbert, Karen Taylor, Charles McLennan, Dennis Emburey, Paul McGregor, Linda Grant, Ferne Felix, Mayfred Belgarde, Patricia Pelsue. 2nd Row: Mr. McLean, Christine Fiacco, Sharon Deugaw, Evelyn Smith, Sandra Gorey, Jorene Briggs,'Judy McGee, Diane Dailey, Bruce Edwards, Hugh Gorden. 3rd Row: Frank Sabod, Richard Royer, Mark Ginn, Marsha Maurer, Sandra Dumers, Joanne Trippany, Joan Murphy, Beth Sutter, Bonnie Hull. 4th Row: Roger Haggett, Richard Fetterly, Thomas Fiacco, Ira Greene, Richard Gibson, Richard Kelly, James Currier, Ronald Regan. FRESHMEN - ROOM l l Left to Right: lst Row: Gloria Longest, Eugene Jeandreau, Robert Boprey, Phyllis Paro, Nancy Cota, Phyllis Monroe, Joan Davey, Rae Premo, Yvonne Russell, Fay Dowe. 2nd Row: Nancy Despaw, Janice Burnett, William Wagner, Brian Fiacco, Lester Paige, Michael Markum, James Werley, Brian Gibson, Polly Arquette, Mary Walker. 9rd Row: Miss Sullivan, Richard Davey, Walter Shyne, Ray Plott, Beverly Foster, Mary Town, Margaret McGregor, Geraldine Patterson, Phyllis Sharlow, Beverly Spoor. 4th Row: Virgil Paige, David Goulden, Peter Jarvis, Beniamin Pie rce, George Woodward, James Clark, Terry Brownell, Dennis Clary, Thomas Brothers. FRESHMEN - ROOM T2 Left to Right: lst Row: Joan Clark, Cynthia Brothers, Thomas LaComb, Sharon Hatch, Sherry LaRose, Dawn Jarrell, Kathy Matson, Barbara Matthews, Penny Dean, Clifford Kunnery. 2nd Row: Athel Brown, Edward Walsh, Elly Niessink, Ira Myers, Pat Grady, Rosemary Orologio, Donna Clary, Sharon Johnson, Annette Chagnon, Robert Besaw. 3rd Row: Mr. Crapper, John Saarinen, Pat Dow, Sharon MacArthur, Linda MCG-laughlin, Ruth Deon, Veronica Herrick, Linda Agen, Claire Snyder, Donald Monroe. 4th Row: Joseph Fiacco, Claude LaBarre, Alton Hynson, Leonard Donnelly, Bernard Frederick, Ronald Senecal, Peter Hofert, Allan Smith. Missing: Robert Ashley, Dawn Jerrell, Dorothy Nash, GRADE 8 - SECTION 'l - ROOM 5 Left to Right: lst Row: Susanne Baxter, Joan Tyo, Judy Doran, Penny Pelkey, Ruth McGee, Connie Henderson, Diane Sabod, Jayne Perry. 2nd Row: Linda Scott, Donna Kunnary, Kathryn Greene, Sandra Buck, Carolyn Hall, Joanne Shanty, Marilyn Oakes, Kathleen MacDonald. 3rd Row: John Molnar, John Nichols, Louis Kauffman, Thomas Keen, Jan Niessink, Carolyn Clark, Nancy Talcott. 4th Row: Richard McDonald, David Morgan, Thomas LaBarge, Dean Hunter, Howard Palmer, Larry Buck, Pat Stephenson, Clarence Barney. Missing: Sandra McClure. GRADE 8 r- SECTION 2 - ROOM 6 Left to Right: lst Row: Frederick St Pier, Frank Condon, Sandra Dutore, Nancy Deugaw, Patricia Richardson, Emily Tebo, Pamela Jarrell Joan Nash, Elizabeth Matthews. 2nd Row: Mrs. Bowhall, Rodney Ruger, Wayne Greenwood, John Besaw, Barbara Raymo, Rosamond Herrick, Dianna Bresee Marilyn LaComb, Sharon Cole, Carol Gary. 3rd Row: Janice Shampine, Linda Nemo, Mary Lou Colbert, John Levison, James Leonard, Frank Bradish, Stephen Patnode Darryl Shyne, Colin Seeber. 4th Row: Richard Farnsworth, Leonard Halpern, Bernard Mackey, Raymond Town, Sandra Lee, Patricia Connelly, Eileen Foster, Lila Blair. Missing: James Antoine, Alton Knapp. GRADE 8 - SECTION 3 - ROOM 7 Left to Right: lst Row: Ronald Harvey, Bernard Thomson, James Wickwire, Joan Gladding, Carvel Sharlow, Judy Porter, Rosemary Cutler Sheila Herne, Patricia Dean. 2nd Row: Mrs. Walsh, Linda Brownell, Shirley Gorey, Lois Clark, James Robinson, Daniel Lanning, Judith Clark, Ann LaRose Carolyn Searles. 3rd Row: Carl Olmstead, Edward McGregor, John Margittay, Joan LaDuke, Lois Farmer, Rose Ramsey, Judith LaBare. 4th Row: Gary Debien, Edward Deshane, Vernon Planty, Carl Talcott, William Durgan. Missing: Ella Mae Bero, Bonnie Bond, Duane Richards, Wayne Ashley. I 1 1 I GRADE 8 - SECTION 4 - ROOM 10 Left to Right: lst Row: Betty Ramsey, Sandra Premo, Ladonna Roden, Nilah F rego, Linda Seeley, Mary Law, Juanita Richards. 2nd Row: Allan Spoor, Tom Bethal, John Castle, Betty Cutler, Mary Davey, Pearl Deon, Louise Bellinger. 3rd Row: David McCarthy, Edwin Elliott, Lee Clark, Robert Ra dell, Duane Crawford, Larry Gravelle, Lloyd Arquitte. 4th Row: Mr. Bombard, Michael Valyo, Donald Purdy, Charles Hydron, Edward LaPage, Gary Balaban. Missing: Angus LaDue, Lloyd LaMora, Robert Hand, Darlene Be nsley, Robert Duegaw, Robert Harvey, Peter O'Hara. GRADE 7 - SECTION l - ROOM 'l Left to Right: 'lst Row: Stanley Farmer, Lena Rousaw, Wayne Raymo, Dennis Lewis, Leata Gordon, Margaret Sheets, Helen Arquitte, Gale Felix. 2nd Row: Keith Farmer, Alfred Lewin, Edward Powell, Arthur Clark, Robert Wilson, John Gagnon, Ethelda LaBatf. x3rd Row: Mr. Gallagher, Shirley Perry, Richard Paige, Nancy McGregor, Mary Lou French, Trudy Root, David Lakins, Gerald Richy. 4th Row: Joseph Dufore, Paul Ramsey, Donald Eurto, Richard Robinson, Joseph Wilson, Donald Walker, Cheryl Simonette, Arlene Baxter. Missing: Bernice Hyson, Leona LaBaff, Alida Sheening. GRADE 7 - SECTION 5 - ROOM 2 Left to Right: lst Rwo: Dale Edwards, Lynly Haggett, Lloyd Eurto, Joseph Gravelin, Colin Campbell, Geraldine Grady, Joan Despaw, Caren Colbert. 2nd Row: Mrs. Gallagher, Robert Beaudoin, David Holtz, Betty Oakes, Robert Richards, Brenda Currier, Donna Lee LaMora, Phillip Brothers, Susan Purves. 3rd Row: Darlene Bosiolie, Helen Frego, Phyllis Joy, Janice Woods, Terry l-laggett, Patricia Buck, Constance Leroux, Linda Donnelly. 4th Row: Keith Porter, Albert LaDue, Richard French, Ronald Campbell, Roger Reif, Janice Bronson, Jo Ann Pelsue, Marion Greene. GRADE 7 - SECTION 2-3 - ROOM 3 Left to Right: lst Row: Edward Simpson, Carole Taylor, Delores Peacock, Sa rah Jane Colbert, Iva Cook, Jerry Woods, Gary Robison, Arlan O'Connor. 2nd Row: Shirley Munson, Frances Baxter, Betty Bullock, Nancy Michaud, Ann Cota, Gloria Bullock, Patricia Murphy, Carl Ayotte. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Edwards, James McGinnis, Myron Taylor, Emmett Snickles, Melvin Martin, Michael Stark, Bernard Campbell, Francis Brothers. 4th Row: Harold Villnave, Gene Walbert, Richard Goolden, David Cfilbeff, Phillip PCW0, Joel Dowe- GRADE 7 - SECTION 4 - ROOM 4 Left to Right: lst Row: Sonia Halvorsen, Ellen Royce, Ann Cutler, Diane Pressey, Cheryl Breakey, Colleen Bowhall, Claudia McLennan, Diane Warner. 2nd Row: Gary Reagen, Glen Stark, Ted Burnett, Tom McCabe, Blaine Pelkey, Sue Langelier, Mary Ellen Walsh, Susan Briggs. 3rd Row: Douglas Clary, David Smith, James McNairn, Paul Frederick, Wayne Haggett, Lee Farrington, Jerry DeShane, Philip Mackey. 4th Row Miss Wicks, Joel Bixby, Patricia Almasy, Merilyn Carey, Mary Ellen Dockum, Kathy Krebs, Carolyn Jenner. Missing: Michael Ashley. Top Row: Sharon Buck, Mary Casey, Janet Deugaw, Cynhia Bosiolie, Janet Deugaw and Sandie Simonette, Jerry Donnelly, Mary Casey. 2nd Row: Sharon Buck, Diane Bombard and Joan Dummers, Marie and Sandie, Jerry Donnelly, Marie and Tom Marshall. 3rd Row: Sandie Simonette, Nancy Jenne, Margaret O'Hara, Beth Bixby, Doug Pierce. Wfffv ?'f ' 'gifif , ' f Us lv. A 45125: 1 2? I Y r! lea' 14 14-f-war, is X G,7,g . X, , xxx 94 Y X l 41' ,GN ' N I I Q gtg Ee -Que QA f - F- 'Ns MH :qt , -in A ,As 4 n Q ff C 1 I 'NL WE ,.. --, .L n - ig , 'azzfaxl H Sd. . ff ,gf ,tx w -Q- 1 : 1' 1 X !ax i' Fi ' QQ I h K K , OVAAJL K aufllgi .qw K ,' . xg. ' ,O S1 A 'iii -A-n .--- Q11- ' . AQ. ' - rg,-... ' 'W' Q' X-Try- , I 5--E AJ -Nwg, V . fi-.. I -Af-.-fl S -. H 49 0 I4 Q' L S 1 1 J NU ,v- c 'W do t ATHLETICS We, the Seniors ot 1958, have been fortunate in that we have had for our use an excellently equipped gymnasium for athletics. Even though we all do not make varsity teams, we have an opportunity to participate in activities that make our athletic department active. 50 HOCKEY Left to Right: lst Row: Vincent Regan, Keith Dunn, Frank Vinicor, Richard Royer, Charles McLennan, Clifford Kunnary, Walter Sanborn, Philip Royce, William Wilson, Thomas Fiacco. 2nd Row: Mr. McLean, John Myers, David Kingsley, Leon Clary, Richard Rood, Lee Richards, Richard Besaw, Lloyd Bresee, James Frego, Gerald Chilton, Dale Laigne, Mr. Spotswood. 3rd Row: Richard Mench, John Gagnon, Ronald Sanborn, Donald LaBarge, Francis Brothers, Stanley Hunter, Larry Colbert. HOCKEY The hockey team concluded a successful season with the posting of a 7 win, 6 loss and 1 tie record. All three of the trophy contests: the B-division of the league, the Lake Placid Tourna- ment, and the Clarkson College Tournament were lost by one goal margins-in tact, of the 6 losses, 4 were lost by one goal, with probably the most disappointing moment coming with Alexandria Bay's only, and winning, goal in the Clarkson Tournament finals, coming with but 38 seconds of the game left to play. Next year's team will sorely miss the services of Captain Jim Frego, Willie Wilson and Dick Roady but a strong nucleus of returning veterans will remain, to give us a good start on what we hope will turn out to be a championship team. 5I Left to Rig ht: VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Coach Baxter, Capt. Terry LaFleur, Robert Simpson Standing: Bruce Cameron, Wendell Monroe, Wallace Purves Rodney Wolstenholme George Murray Matt Kunnary William Olah, John Noland, John Walker. NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs NNcs VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM RECORD 1957-1958 Massena Saranac Lake Malone Gouverneur Tupper Lake Canton Ogdensburg Potsdam Saranac Lake Malone Gouverneur Tupper Lake Canton Ogdensburg Potsdam Massena This year our varsity basketball team has not had the luck that have had in previous years. The boys on this year's team tried very hard to win and gave It all they had. Coach Baxter worked very hard with the boys The team had a total of 472 points and the opponents had a total of 'I'lO8 points. Terry LaFleur was high scorer with 135 points and was followed up by Matt Kunnary with 133 points. With the continued team work of the boys on the squad the ex perience that they have gained this year, and the spirit of the student body, the squad should have a successful season next year Left to Right: JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Ist Row: Bill Dailey, Mark Ginn, Ira Greene,'Allen Smith, Bruce Cameron, Frank Sabod, Richard Kelly, Michael Markum Pete Hofort. 2nd Row: Lester Paige, John Wright, Gary McClure, Rodger Haggett, Richard Fetterly, Tim Donahue, Denny Clary Billy Olah RICICY Gibson, Tommy LaComb, Mr. Gallagher. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM RECORD T957-T958 NNCS Massena NNCS Saranac Lake NNCS Malone NNCS Gouverneur NNCS Tupper Lake NNCS Canton NNCS Ogdensburg NNCS Potsdam NNCS Saranac Lake NNCS Malone NNCS Saranac Lake NNCS Malone NNCS Gouverneur NNCS Tupper Lake NNCS Canton NNCS Ogdensburg NNCS Potsdam NNCS Massena Even though our iunior varsity was inexperienced, they should have had a better record. Mr. Gallagher and the boys on the squad worked very hard dur- ing the basketball season. The team had a total score of 298 points, and the opponents had a total of 722. Because of the experience that the iunior varsity gained this year, they should do better next year. 53 VARSITY BASEBALL - 1956-57 Left to Right: lst Row: Francis Belgarde, Donald LaBarge, Jack Morgan, Frank Vinicor, Lee Richards, 'Vincent Regan, Joe Myers, Lloyd LaComb, Dale LaVigne. 2nd Row: Mr. Kitney, Richard Mench, Richard Wood, James Frego, Art Woodward, Dale Roberts, Lloyd Bresee, Wallace Purves, Gerald Donnelly, Ronald McCarthy. VARSITY BASEBALL - 1956-57 'l'l NNCS Parishville 2 NNCS 'l St. Lawrence C. S. 8 NNCS O OFA 'I NNCS 13 Tupper Lake 5 NNCS -.2 Canton 5 NNCS 3 St. Mary's 4 NNCS 2 Potsdam 10 NNCS 4 Potsdam 7 NNCS 'l Massena 6 NNCS 7 Malone 6 NNCS 8 Malone 3 JUNIOR VARSITY - 1956-57 NNCS 8 , Potsdam 5 NNCS 5 Massena 7 NNCS 8 Madrid 7 NNCS J. v. BASEBALL - 1956-57 NNCS Parishville l-elf 10 Rlghll NNCS poksdam lst Row: Bill Dailey, Bruce Cameron, Jack Sharlow, Ed- NNCS ccmon ward McCauley, William Wilsonf Philip Gagnon, Gary NNCS Comm, Kingsley, Francis Mariano. NNCS Massena 2nd Row: Ronald Richardson, John Walker, Douglas NNCS parishvme Pierce, John Wright, Wendell Monroe, Rodney Wolsten- NNCS Madrid holme,'Robert Richards, Larry Colbert, Mr. Baxter. CROSS COUNTRY - T957-58 Left to Right: Philip Royce, Manager, Mr. Kitney, Stanley Hunter, Richard Road, James Frego, Mike Boprey, Douglas Pierce, John Wright, Robert Richards, David Searles, Gary Kingsley, Thomas Fiacco, Frank Vinicor, John Walker, Vincent Reagan, Francis Bel- garde, Roger McNairn, Richard Besaw. Missing: Joe Sutter. CROSS COUNTRY - T957 The 1957 Cross Country season was curtailed somewhat due to a high percentage of ill- ness in some of the schools. Whereas there are generally six meets, there were only four. ln spite of this the boys retained their interest in the sport and gave a very good account of them- selves. Some of the schools NNCS competed against were: Ogdensburg Free Academy, Carthage, Gouverneur ,and Heuvelton. The boys ran well in all the meets but gave their best performance in the Sectionals when they finished a closesecond to the championship OFA team. ' GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Left to Right: Left to Right: Sandra Upton, Christine Mellon, Janet Deugaw, Patricia Lavigne, Eleanor Roberts, Shirley Chilton, Virginia Sabod, Janet Sabod. Missing: Gail Levia, Beverly Barkley. JUNIOR HIGH SPRING ROUND-UP - I957 Left to Right: lst Row: Frank Bradish, Ronald Senecal, Lee Clark, Clar- ence Barney, Joel Fiacco, Robert Ashley, Robert Besaw, Donald Monroe, Richard Box, John Kish, John Besaw, Robert Boprey. 2nd Row: Michael Markum, Richard Kelly, Ira Greene, Gary Balaban, Pat Stephenson. Leonard Donnelly, Thomas LaBarge, Wayne Ashley, Duane Richards, James Robinson, Buddy Thomson, Claude LaBarre, Brian Fiacco, Thomas Bethel. 3rd Row: Denny Clary, Roger Haggett, Walter Shyne, James -Antoine, George Woodward, Dale LaShoxmb, Edwin Elliott. SENIOR HIGH SPRING ROUND-UP - I957 Left to Right: Kneeling: Jerry Donnelly, Gary Kingsley, Denny LaFIeur, Richard Besaw, Walter Sanborn, Bruce Porter, Jerry Colbert, John Barney. Standing: Tom Radell, Albert Chilton, Dick Wood, Bill Merkley, Dick Rood, Glendon Perry, John Bero, George Murray. 56 GIRLS' BOWLING Lett to Right: Ist Row: Nancy Jenne, Carolyn Spoor, Patricia Gra Joan Mackey, Beth McGinnis, Joan Murphy, Christ Fiacco, Janice LaMora. 2nd Row: Beth Bixby, Ann Bowhall, Marie Leroux, G Prashaw, Shirley Chilton, Sandra Simonette, Ja Fetterly, Sally Connelly, Pauline Mellon, Sharon Bu Janet Deugaw, Beverly Barkley, Patricia Babcock. BOYS' BOWLING Left to Right: Seated: Robert Richards, Louis Fiacco, Bernard McMah Joe Fiacco, Ogden Tiernan, Donald Monroe, Ron Regan. Standing: Raymond Chagnon, Kenneth Plumb, Josei Sutter, Francis Mariano, Ronald Gravelin, Dwight G' son, John Bero, Francis Sharlow, Jack Sharlow, La Colbert, Robert Matthews, Peter Hofert, Robert Besa Virgil Paige, Hugh Gordon, Brian Fiacco, Berna Fredericks, Ronald Senecal, Tom LaComb, Clau LaBarre. VOLLEYBALL - Sectionols ft to Right: t Row: Carolyn Monroe, Sara Searles, Katherine Ger- mano, Mary Jean Hall, Beverly Barkley, Janet Deu- gaw, Sondra Mackey. d Row: Pearl Ramsey, Barbara Greene, Betty Grant, Shirley Chilton, Norma Spencer, Jane Trippany Eleanor Roberts. 1 VOLLEYBALL fr to Right, 't Row: Jay Pelsue, Glendon Perry, Wayne Bond, Howard Agen, Glen McClure. cl Row: Robert Richards, Raymond Chagnon, James Richardson, Bernard McMahon, Eddie Besaw, Ronald McCarthy. VARSITY MAJORETTES eft to Right: fneeling: Beverly Barkley, Janet Deugaw, Standing: Pearl Ramsey, Ruth Raymo, Jenny Wright, Fay O'Hara, Nilah Frego, Mary Lou Colbert, Darlene Richards, Rita Raymo, Sandie Simonette. TUMBLING eft to Right: st Row: Eleanor Roberts, Joan Dumers, Beverly Barkley, Shirley Chilton, Gail Tessier, Pamela Kline. nd Row: Janet Deugaw, Shirley Chapin. rd Row: Joan Sharlow. issing: Rita Raymo. GIRLS TABLE TENNIS eft to Right usan Nash Marie LeRoux Loss Starks Sharon Deuga Janice LaPlante Patricia Grady Pamela Kline Vlr ginia Sabod Christine Flacco Marlene Starks I . ' , ' , w, . I U I . I . - , , - 57 GIRLS' SOFTBALL INTRAMURALS Left to Right: lst Row: Connie Levison, Ruth Raymo, Janet Revier, Don Moore, Diane McGowan, Gwen Stone, Nancy Jar 2nd Row: Rosalind Root, Rita Cutler, Barbara Gree Cecilia Hotte, Eileen Oakes, Phyllis Calnon, Ann H COH. Left to Right: lst Row: Joyce Galloway, Deborah Keene, Susan N Rita Raymo, Kay Briggs, Margaret Eaton, Bonnie Bopr 2nd Row: Joan LaBarge, Carolyn Monroe, Eleanor Robe Gail Tessier, Sharon Martin, Marie LeRoux, Ann Farlane. BASKETBALL SPORTS DAY AT MALONE Left to Right: Shirley Chilton, Marie Leroux, Beth McGin Carolyn Monroe, Ruth Raymo, Rita Raymo. FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS - 1957-58 Left to Right: lst Row: Ira Greene, Francis Belgarde, Ronald Kwasn Thomas LaComb. 2nd Row: Roger Haggetf, George Woodward, Ger Chilton, James Frego, Beniamin Pierce, Ogden Tiern INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL - 1957-58 Left to Right: lst Row: Ronald Gravelin, Bernard McMahon, Rob Richards, Dwight Gibson, Ronald Neveretfe. 2nd Row: Matt Kunnary, John Noland, Terry LaFleur. 3rd Row: John Wright. 58 SOFTBALL P1fmif,. 6 J5E-PTN-ELJAGQN J Jr A , H r ,A YN, x -.:.-5 xv-Rx N J 5 i -' 2 -Vlllll-nzuyng J-U 44 V N xv 'u X5 If Q: N jk ,X A ' J X ff I E A 1 s i 5' A 2- J J 7' J- 2 , M if YU XX -' lab- H+ X i ,iw X 3. sw- ff gf' ' , . ' ,. .-,--.-1-e.. , , N j .. '-' N, .Wx . 59 -n. 4.1. Cf We Nr o, ,Q +0 - - I iilll 2 l 'l t MUSIC We, as Seniors of 1958, have been fortunate in having had an opportunity to belong to one of the most progressive music departments in our section of the state. 60 JUNIOR BAND Left to Right: lst Row: Ellen Royce, Patricia Almasy, Carolyn Jenner, Kathleen McDonald, Sandy Buck, Katherine Greene, Louis Kauffman, Penelope Pelkey, Cheryl Breaky, Coleen Bowhall. 2nd Row: Phillip Mackey, Gary Regan, Kathleen Krebs, Ruth McGee, Mary Ellen Dockum, David Roberts, David Smith, Michael Ashley, Joel Bixby, Larry Buck, Howard Palmer, Stephen Wing, John Nichols. 3rd Row: Diane Warner, Claudia McLennan, Joan Tyo, Carolyn Clark, Linda Scott, Judy Doran. Standing: John Molnar, Donna Kunnary, Ann Cutler, Jerry DeShane, Lee Farrington, Dale Edwards. SENIOR BAND Lett to Right: lst Row: Nancy Schoeberlein, Marna Dockum, Gaile Prashaw, Beth Bixby, Norma Regan, Mary Lou Matson. 2nd Row: Carole Pelkey, Janice LaPlante, 'Diane McDonald, Eilleen Oakes, Sharon Buck, Karen Taylor, Sandra LaMay, Linda Scott, Beth Sutter, Richard Royer, Carolyn Cldrk,,Ann Bowhall. 3rd Row: Sally Campbell, Betty McKenty, Judy McGee, Tim Donahue, Richard Kelly, Frank Vinicor, Richard Gibson, James But- ler, Joe Cutler, Philip Royce, Charles McLennan, Robert Mu'rray.' 4th Row: Dennis LaFleur, Frank Sabod, Roger Haggett. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Left to Right: lst Row: Evelyn Smith, Marilyn LaComb, Deanna Virginia Sabad, Pauline Mellon, Linda Nemo, Deshon, Jenny Wright, Karen Taylor, Janet Roselyn McQuown. 2nd Row: Marlene Stark, Patricia Babcock, Gail burn, Martha Brouse, Sharon Martin, Leona Wa Janice Shampine, Beth Sutter, Joan Murphy, Maurer, Sharon Johnson, Mayfred Belgarde, McGee, Ferne Felix, Barbara Raymo. 3rd Row: Geraldine Patterson, Carolyn Shampin Deshane, Patricia Jarvis, Mary Ellen Cline, Simonette, Eleanor Chapin, Barbara Wadleigh, Lee, Bonnie Hull, Sharon Deugaw, Christine Sharon Cole. Missing: Pearl Ramsey. JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB Lett To Right: lst Row: Jerry Deshane, Ted Burnett, Diane Sdbod , 1 Henderson, Susan Briggs, Ruth McGee, Patsy Ann Cutler, Sonia Halvorsen, Claudia McLennon Ellen Walsh, Sue Langelier, Dale Edwards, Ja sink. 2nd Row: Wayne Haggett, Blaine Pelkey, Jayne Diane Warner, Coleen Bowhall, Ellen Royce, Breaky, Gary Regan, Lee Farrington, Larry Buc , Bixby, John Molnar, Michael Ashley, John Kish, Nichols. 3rd Row: Judy Doran, Linda Scott, Mary Ellen D Merilyn Carey, Jo Ann Pelsue, Kathleen Krebs, McDougall, Clarence Barney, David Morgan Kauffman, David Roberts, Katherine Greene, McClure, Marilyn Oakes, Thelma Simpson, Kunnary, Carolyn Jenner. 4th Row: Carolyn Clark, Joan Tyo, -Sandra Buck Hunter, David Smith, James McNairn, Howard Thomas LaBarge, Janice Shampine, Penelope Kathleen McDonald, Nancy Talcott, Carolyn Patricia Almasy, Thomas Keen, Stephen Wing. DANCE BAND Lett to Right: ist Row: Linda Scott, Karen Taylor, Nancy Scho Norma Regan, Sandra LaMay. 2nd Row: George Donovan, Frank Sabad, Joseph Frank Vinicor, Mary Lou Matson, Ricky Gibson. BEL-AIRES Left to Right: Accompanist: Nancy Schoberlein. lst Row: Mrs. Scott, Mary Lou Matson, Phyllis C Janet Sabad, Roselyn McQuown, Ann Bowhal Bixby, Wendell Pettys, Joseph Cutler, Frank Vini 2nd Row: Robert Doran,'Robert Murray, Jimmy Butl 62 I ef T1 c R rf F b 1 l, cor er. SYMPHONIC CHOIR Left to Right: lst Row: Mary Lou Matson, Norma Regan, Phyllis Calnon, Debora Keen, Kathy Matson, Roselyn McQuown, Carole Pelkey, Janet Sabod, Eileen Oakes, Wally Purves, Robert Murray, Dennis LaFleur, Phillip Royce, Richard Gibson, Charles McLennan, Karen Taylor, Sandra LaMay, Lorraine Breaky, Marna Dockum. 2nd Row: Patricia Pelsue, Cynthia Spotswood, Karen Porter, Sally Campbell, Clair Babcock, Geraldine Patterson, Frank Sabod, Richard Kelly, Frank Vinicor, Robert Doran, William Wagner, Patrick Stephenson, Richard Royer, Sandra Dumers, Joan Dumers, Nancy Schoeberlein. 3rd Row: Gaile Prashaw, Pat Blanchard, Patricia Babcock, Jenny Wright, Lloyd Bresee, James Butler, George Murray, John Wright, Joe Cutler, Wendell Pettys, Bonnie Buck, Diane Deshon, Beth Bixby, Ann Bowhall, Betty McKenty, Janice LaPlante. THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT The music department plays a very important role at NNCS. It is composed of two main divisions-the instrumental section and the vocal section. Ranking high in prominence in the instrumental section is the Senior High Band, composed of over 40 members. It performs with spirit, the bright green and gold uniforms making an impressive sight for all, it has won high ratings during past years in the Spring Festival at Potsdam. Stu- dents spend an apprenticeship in the Junior High Band, while they are members of this group, they acquire skill in playing several different instruments. Last, but not least in his section is the school dance band, the Knights of Rhythm . This group holds a busy schedule playing for various schools around the North Country. All of the instrumental groups are under the direction of Mr. iGeorgei Donovan, who deserves a lot of credit for his fine work. The Symphonic Choir of NNCS has won a great deal of recognition in recent years. It is composed of over 50 mixed voices, and it sings music compared to that sung by college choirs. It, too, has received high ratings at the annual Spring Festival at Potsdam along with the Junior High Glee Club, which must also be recognized for its outstanding work. The Girls' Glee Club is a comparatively small group which meets once each week to sing iust for fun. Lately, the vocal section has been presenting an operetta each year as another of its activities. This provides a great deal ofenioyment for the members of the Cast and chorus as well as the audience. We could never overlook the Bel-Aires, another distinctive group of our school. This is a small but very select group of students who sing popuar music for clubs and other organizations around the area. Esther iEssieD Scott is the director of all the vocal groups, and she also deserves a great deal of recog- nition for her outstanding work with the music students. Newly organized this year is the High-Fi Record Club under the supervision of Mrs. Scott and Mr. Stewart. The members of this group, the same ones that are in the Bel-Aires, meet every two weeks and listen to recordings of standard classics, as well as fine music of a more unusual nature. 63 CHAI.. W- --f .X .f . q-Sw Q ,n - ,Ja f, 5 .f - Q -Q' A i-N L A xy. -fi., -,JA , I I 75 ,AW ..-.,.XL1-:L I . Juosns - , ,,,,,.,,,,,L,.......... .....4.4 ' 1 3- ,., -11115--1-n-1 F .. H -4 I i l 1:11:11 ' ' 4' K i A .1 L Y i Ali Y 11---lil .., 1' x ',Q, ' .. rg, - 4-Pl,.n f--,g i3L'1i:'- 57 152 Z. ' -2 -A ..- . . . I als, ' ,.,7V,,,Jfff- S47 In Ag-if T - - x ' ' sew' ' -'S 2 1-Q l H- ,gli-siiw iv, A x Q T F? 1, 1 1- ..7- - 'GQ -. ' 1:2 J A-f, , 55 5 -vial, 5.1,-,,L,..g v , - - 1 '-'- --'--1 -. , ,. . My N ff ' A-Q ..,..- . -V - V , n ff, ' L A .- 1 Sa ,,., . NFA. ra ' DQM1 - ,Es--3 vw f.,,, l . N , wr Uh I1 mf sh ,J - .vl-m:.c. Y . ., H' iw: ' 1---4 -f---- --1-----ww? - -, -V 1 r-.1 ' L-if ? k if-, ,. ll M-Aung' ' -l ...52t' L..a-:inig3:- .f-- x . , .. ,, Q A ,.,..-ggj,-.,q.f' 3331-4'-1 z ' 'wf: ::9j-'-'L' . 65 I I Q i Q 3 Q Q C ,Xuan 9Yoo K 5 lllll 3 ACTIVITIES No school curriculum could be comple1'e unless it in cluded extra-curricular ocfivifies. In NNCS There is on ocfiv ity for everyone who wishes To pcrrticipofe. It is These ocfiv- ities which moke our yeors flyby. 66 Left Right: YEARBOOK STAFF Jean McGregor, Margaret O'Hara, Ruth Raymo, Gaile Prashaw, Ann Bowhall, Richard Rood Janet Deugaw Mary 2nd Patricia Blanchard, Joan Dumers, Jayne Fetterly, Beth Bixby, Rhoda Snyder, Patricia Babcock Ann MacArthur Rita aymo, Karen Porter, Stanley Hunter, Wayne Powell, Sandra Simonette, Sally Connelly. Missin 1 Linda Mosher. Editor ......., Art Editor ......... Literary Editor --...-.. Business Managers Class Lawyers ..... Class Prophets ...... 'Treasurer ...,. Sports .... Advertising ..... Typists ..... Advisor .... 1958 KEYSTONER STAFF .Ann Bowhall Ann MacArthur Pat Babcock Beth Bixby Gaile Prashaw .----..Pat Blanchard Joan Dumers ....---Janet Deugaw Sally Connelly ,.,-..-.Karen Porter -.....-.Ruth Raymo Wayne Powell Richard Rood Stanley Hunter Linda Mosher Margaret O'Hara Jayne Fetterly ......-.Rita Raymo Sandra Simonette Jean McGregor Rhoda Snyder Mary Casey .Mrs. Gerald Root To many of our readers, one yearbook is much like another. Although the personnel changes each has the same senior pictures, the same group pictures, and many of the same activities. But, to us your 58 year book staff, this is a very special issue. It's ours! Into it we have put blood, sweat and tears and a little more-our hopes that it will please every one of you-a big hope, but a sincere onel 67 THE STUDENT PRINTS EDITORS Left to Right: Ist Row: Lorna Monica, Rita Raymo, Linda Helmase, Dawna Molnar, Patricia Blanchard. 2ncl Row: Sandra Simonette, Ann MacArthur, George Murray, Mary Casey, Jean McGregor, Ruth Raymo. LIBRARY CLUB Lett to Right: lst Row: Linda Helmase, Parliamentarian, Barbara Greene, Treasurer, Ruth Raymo, President, Margaret Eaton, Vice President, Rita Raymo, Secretary, Dawna Molnar. 2nd Row: Eleanor Roberts, Mary Lou Colbert, Lois Farmer, Diana McGowan, Sandra Upton, Charlotte LaDue, Eileen Oakes, Nancy Jarvis, Pamela Kline, Sharon Jenne, Linda Nemo, Judy LaBare, Joan LaDuke, Patricia Dean. Missing: James Wickwire. 68 SENIOR PLAY CAST I Left to Right: Seated: Patricia Babcock, Joan Dumers, Linda Mosh! Karen Porter, Roselyn McQuown, Rita Raymo, Ru Raymo, Beth Bixby. Standing: Gaile Prashaw, John Noland, Wayne Powe Douglas Pierce, Dick Rood, Harold Webster, Jam Frego, Patricia Blanchard, Ann Bowhall. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to Right: James Frego, Pres., Eleanor Roberts, V. Pres., Daw Molnar, Sec., Sally Campbell, Treas. ll b CHEM LAB eft to Right: st Row: Pauline Mellon, Ann Bowhall, Beth Bixby, Sally Connelly, Patricia Blanchard. nd Row: Carol Pelkey, Roselyn McQuown, Dick Rood, Leon Clary, Keith Dunn, Raymond Chagnon, Joseph Sutter, William Wilson, Jay Pelsue, Patricia Babcock. rcl Row: James Frego, Robert Matthews, Ogden Tiernan, Roger McNairn, PHYSICS LAB. ft to Right: t Row: Patricia Blanchard, Beth Bixby, Leon Clary Raymond Chagnon, Jay Pelsue, Roger McNairn Richard Rood. nd Row: Ann Bowhall, John Noland, James Fregq Robert Matthews, William Wilson, Ogden Tiernan. HEALTH ett to Right: rs. Carolyn Shelmadine, School Nurse, Dr. Smith of Norwood examining Jerry Brown. SCIENCE CLUB eft to Right: eatedf Arean Littlefield, Robert Smith, Linda Farmer, Carol McNairn, Patricia Muncy, Gail Washburn, Martha Brouse, Terry Stevens, 'John LaRock, Diana MacDonald, Diane Bombard. Standing: Miss Cummings, Gary Dumers, Charles Powell, Royal Richardson, Martha Lanctot, Lorna Farnsworth, Mary Ellen Cline, Pamela-Kline, Carol Pelkey, Janice LaMora, Margaret Kish, James LaRock, Timothy Dona- hue. issing: Beverly Barkley. CAMERA CLUB eft to Right: lst Row: Mary Casey, Vice-President, Margaret Kish, Secretary, Linda Mosher, Treasurer, David Kingsley. nd Row: George Murray, President, Ogden Tiernan, Jenny Wright, Dwight Gibson, Nancy Jenne, Christine Mellon, Carol Raymo, Beth McGinnis, Mary Lytle, Janice LaMora, Norma Regan, Tommy Belgarde, -Mr. Plumb. 69 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Left to Right: Seated: Mr. Francis W. Kelly, Diane Dailey, Jenny Wrigh Vice President: Patricia Babcock, President: Norm Regan, Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Mariorie Everett. Standing: Beth Sutter, Pat Grady, Bonnie Hull, Sharo MacArthur, Barbara Matthews, Nancy Schoberlein Ferne Felix, Janice, Burnett, Linda McGlaughIin, Dian McDonald, Marna Dockum, Margaret McGregor, Caro Pelkey, Wendell Pettys, John Molnar. Missing: Penny Dean, Alice Holtz, Marsha Maurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right: X Seated: Rhoda Snyder, Leon Clary, Treasurer, Karen Po ter, Secretary, Ann Bowhall, President: Polly Mello Vice-President: Linda Helmase. Standing: Miss Everett, Mr. Loucks, Miss Sullivan, Dian McDonald, Dawna Molnar, Diane Bombard, Barbar Greene, Frank Vinicor, Beth Bixby, George Murra Nancy Schoberlein, Pat Blanchard. F H A Lett to Right: lst Row: Freda St. Pier, Sharon Johnson, Eleanor Robert Ruth Raymo, Barbara Greene, Rita Raymo, Lorn Monica, Penny Dean, Fay Dowe, Sharon Hatch, Nanc Cota. 2nd Row: Rae Premo, Phyllis Monroe, Jorene Brigg Beverly Foster, Joan LaBarge, Judy Gang, Cynthi Spotswood, Rosalind Root, Nancy Wilson, June D Shane, Joan Clark. 3rd Row: Darlene Richards, Sandra Dumers, Patricia L Vigne, Sharon Buck, Pauline Mellon, Bonnie Bopre Jenny Wright, Catherine Baxter, Barbara Wadleig Joan Dumers, Jean McGregor. 4th Row: Ann MacArthur, Josephine Wilson, Sandr Simonette, Linda Helmase, Eleanor Chapin. Missing: Beverly Barkley, Ann Town. HOME EcoNoMlcs qseniorsy Lett to Right: Kneeling: Pauline Mellon, Sandra Simonette Seated:,fSharon Buck, Gaile Prashaw. Standing: Rita Raymo, Shirley Chilton, Ruth Raymo, HO-MEMAKING lll Left to Right: Carolyn Monroe, Patricia Blanchard, Beth Bixby, Joa Dumers, Freda St. Pier, Ann MacArthur, Jean,McGrego GENERAL METAL tt to Right: r. Fogarty, Stanley Hunter, Robert Richards, James Richardson, Ronald Gravelin, Terry LaFleur, Allan LaDue, Jerry Donnelly, Harold Webster, l.ouis Fiacco. GENERAL METAL ft to Right: t Row: Harold Webster, Gerald Donnelly, Richard Clark, Louis Fiacco, Robert Richards, Terrance LaFleur, Ronald Gravelin, Mr. Fogarty. d Row: James Richardson, Allan LaDue, Stanley Hunter, Donald LaBarge. SHOP tt to Right: r. Charles Carmen, John Bartlett, Bernard McMahon, Beniamin Pierce, John Saarinen, Bruce Porter, Tom LaComb. F F A ft to Right: t Row: Charles Colbert, Thomas Fiacco, James Talcott, Terrance Pelkey. d Row: Richard Fetterly, Roger Haggett, James Clark, Lester Leavitt. issing: Richard Besaw, Thomas Brothers, Lloyd Agen. CAFETERIA STUDENT HELP ft to Right: Joan Mackey, Harold Vilnave, Pearl Ram- sey, Michael Starks, :Alice Davey, Shirley Chilton, Mrs. Jane Hourihan, Eleanor Chapin, Rita Raymo, -John Schuck, Francis Brothers, Bernard Campbell. DRIVER TRAINING Left to Right: Ist. Row: Ronald Richardson, Richard Rood, Roger McNairn, Ronald Gravelin, Douglas Pierce, Joseph Sutter, Wayne Bond, Louis Fiacco, Harold Webster. 2nd Row: Karen Porter, Joan Dumers, Gaile Prashavy, Patricia Blanchard, Freda St.Pier, Ann MacArthur, Ann Bowhall, Carol Raymo, Beth Bixby, Patricia Bab- cock, Sharon Muncy, Ruth Raymo. DRIVER TRAINING Left to Right: Ruth Raymo, Rita Raymo, Jean McGregor. FBLA y Lett to Right: Ist Row: Cynthia Bosiolie, Ruth Sheets, Rhoda Snyder, Pam Kline, Diane McGowan, Sandra Simonette, Gaile Pras' haw, Janet Deugaw, Mary Casey, Rita Raymo, Fay? Dowe. ' 2nd Row: Karen Porter, Ruth Raymo, Donna Clary, Chris tine Mellon, Jean MsGregor, Sally Connelly, Wayn Powell, Beverly Spoor, Beverly Foster, Ruth Deon Nancy Cota, Gloria Longest, Christine Fiacco, Joan Mur phy, Sharon Deugaw, Rae Premo, Penny Dean. Missing: Thomas Belgarde, Cynthia Brothers, Sandr Dumers, Patricia Lavigne, Sharon MacArthur, Lind McGlaughlin, Donald Monroe, Phyllis Monroe. DRIVER TRAINING Left to Right: Ist Row: Richard Clark, Sally Connelly, Janet Deuga Nancy Jenne, Terry LaFleur 2nd Row: Wayne Powell, Jay Pelsue, Shirley Chilto Linda Mosher, Carolyn Monroe, Carol Pelkey, Rut Sheets, Rosemary Herrick, Pauline Mellon, Mr. Finnega Top Row: Junior Prom l957g Margaret O'Harag Carolyn Spoorg Mr. Bombard. 2nd Row: Janet Deugaw, Sis Roberts, School Girls , Pat Babcockg Terry l.aFleur, John Nolandg Sandy Simonetteg unidentifiedg Baskeiball game. 3rd Row: Fay O'Hara, Janet Deugaw, apo rty, another party, Bonnie Boprey. 4th Row: Unidenfifiedg Nancy Jenne, Nancy Schoeberlein, Ruth Raymog Frankie Vinicor, Ron Nev, Tina Mellon, Lindo Mosher. 73 Top Row: Nancy Jenne, Sharon Deugciw and Cheryl Simoneiie, Cynthia Bosiolie, Jayne Befierly, Fay O'Hara and Bonnie Boprey. 2nd Row: The Gang, Sandie Simonette and Jane? Deugaw, Mark Oakes and Mary Casey, Junior Prmo. 3rd Row: Junior Prom, Dawna Molnar and Nancy Schoberlain, The Gang, SandyDumers and Bonnie Bethel. 41h Row: Party, Emily Tebog Norwood Girls. 5th Row: Raymo Twinsp Gary Dumersg Norwood Girls, Sally Connelly. 74 l Top Row: Janet and Sharon Deugaw, SandieS imonette, Sharon Buck and Cynthia Bosiolie, Park Street, Tina Mellon. 2nd Row: Sharon Buck, Skinnie Trimboli, Maggie O'Hara and Nancy Jenne, Jayne Fetterly. 3rd Row: National Honor Society, Pat Babcock and Beth Bixby, Mag O'Hara. 4th Row,:. The Gang, Irene Snyder, Norwood Grade Class, Mary Casey, Sharon Buck and Janet Deugaw. 5th Row: Marna Dockum and Joan Murphy, Doug Pierece, Bev and Scotty, Phyllis Paro, Janet Deugaw, unidentified. Top Row: Janet Deugaw's Birthday Party, Mr. Loucks, and Mrs. Walsh, Nancy and Charlie, Rhoda Snyder. 2nd Row: Ruth Raymo, Rita Raymo, Mr. Farmer, Gail Levia and Friend, Mary Lou Colbert. 3rd Row: Jr. play Cast, Pat and Joan, Jayne Fetterly and Maggie O'Hara, Bill Merkley and Linda Farmer. 4th Row: The Gang, Jim Frego and Sandie Simonette, Stan Hunter, Ronnie Regan. 5th Row: Janet Sabod and John Noland, Janet Deugaw, Joe Sutter's Birthday Party, Gail Levia and Katie Germano. 75 Top Row: Irene's Wedding Shower, Junior Prom, Terry Stevens, Terry Brownell. 2nd Row- Maggie and Fay O'Hara, Keith and Karen, Baby sitters, Jim Frego cmd Sandie Simonette. 3rd Row: Picnic, Basketball Game, Cynthia Bosiolie and Friend, Girls at Billys. 4'l'l I Row: Tina Mellon, Joe Sutter, Bonnie Buck, Kay Briggs, Mary Lou Colbert, Polly Mellon, Terry Brownell. 5th Row: Sally Connelly, Rosamund Herrick, Skip Brown, Shirley Chilton, Nancy Jenne, Sharon Buck, Mary Casey and sister. 77 Top Row: Junior Class Play, Jim Frego, Shirley Chilton, Lloyd Bresee, Margaret O'Hara, Gerald Chilton. 2nd Row: Sally Connelly, ci party, Janet Deugaw, Junior Prom l957. 3rd Row: Jayne Fetterly, Mary Casey, Doug Pierce, Cynthia Bosiolie, Junior Play 1957. 4l'l'l Row: Doran, Buck, Murray, unidentified, Raymo Twins, Wally Purves, Mayfred Belgarde. ,Sth Row: John Noland, John Walker, Jayne Fetterly, Nancy Jenne, a party, Mary Casey, Maggie McGregor. 78 Top Row: Third Grade, 48-'49, Sharon Buck, Connie Leroux, Gaile Prashaw, Sandy Simonetfe. 2nd Row: Margaret O'Hara, Janet Deugaw, unidentified, P. J. Party, unidentified, Nancy Jenne. 3rd Row: Trudy Roof, Ruth Raymo, Polly Mellon, Thelma Simpson, Galle Prashaw, Pat Babcock, Pai Bobcack. 4th Row: V Hotrods, Ronald NevereTie,S is Robersf, Sandie Simmononeite, Nick Bosiolie, unidentified, Beverly Barkley, Scotty, Beverly Barkley a nd Scotty. 79 -1 Awww E 1. . 5 , A x ,1- Y ,,4d' - I A , ,,, R ff'-, 4, ..,. lk? . 5 ' S FIX X X ' - 5 X 2' I G i Lf' XE xxx.. .. w . , 1+ X N: 5 xx, g - - .fiff -- X 5 Sl O 4 Q' L if ' 4 i Iva of C' Nw 93 x- tN7goZ7i ADVERTISERS We, The Seniors of 1958, wish To Thank The business people who have helped make our yearbook a success. W HAROLD'S MEN SHOP Potsdam. N. Y. mi! Gilman! , Q Compliments of The First National Bank Complgments o WILBERTS ATLANTIC GAS N ORFOLK. N- Y- :STATION Norwood-Norfolk Road Compliments of St. Lawrence Hauling Service John and Royal Greene Compliments of PAGE'.S MARKET Norfolk, New York Compliments of Carbino's Jewelry Stores, Inc. 45 Main Streetp Ford Street Massena, New York Ogdensburg, New York Phone R0 9-2431 Phone 1359 Dining Out Tonight? DINE oncl DANCE COACH DINER IVAN PACKARD, Prop. Norfolk, New York Compliments of I. L. KAUFFMAN Clothes -for fhe Entire Family Phone 4521 NORFOLK. N. Y. Congratulations to the Compliments Class of '58 of JONES 3, CLARY HAZEN'S FORD SALES FORD CARS and TRUCKS CONTRACTORS Phone Norwood 390-M1 Massena R-9-5080 Norwood, New York 2's'K V ucwal Gfmdwilitl W 9 w - - 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 Gas Groceries Oil PHONE 158-J Norwood, N. Y. SABOU'S TEXACO SERVICE . E Compliments Wheel Alignment - Towing Service Rt. 56 Massena Phone Ro. 9-9745 of Anne's Beauty Shop Norfolk, New York NORWOOD KIWAN IS Compliments of L A Y A W S Groceries - Gus - Oil - Beer Norwood, Norfolk Road Phone 387-.Tl S. 8.: I-I. Green Stamps Recreation Center Compliments of 'Steinbarge's Food Store Norfolk, New York LaBRAKE SL SONS Piumsmo and HEATING Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of Stub Morgan's Package .Store Norfolk. New York Calipari's Music Store Musical Instruments Accessories 8. Records l Hi-Fi VICTROLAS 15 Market Street Phone 4446 Potsdam. N. Y. Congratulations SANTIMAW'S HARDWARE Norwood, New York Compliments of E. C. CAREY TRIMBOLPS GROCERY 8z SERVICE STATION Meats - Groceries - Gas R ymondville -:- New York Compliments of DREW - DAILEY REAL ESTATE BROKERS Norwood. N. Y. Congratulations Jo Cong!-atulatigns to the Class of '58 MEATS -.- Faults -.- cnocennss F. C. N ICHOLS, INC- Norfolk, New York Wholesale Construction Material Norwood, N. Y. Courtesy of Richmond Tys Used On Barnhart Island Power House and Dam Congratulations to the Class of '58 from H EA LY ' S Northern G. L. F. Petroleum Power Champ Gasolines st' Norwood' N Fuel Oil - Kerosene dd lo-W-30 Motor Oil Compliments 24-Hour Burner Service of Phone 57 Norwood, N. Y. FIACCO'S TAVERN Potsdam - Canton Road Compliments of R. J. Plummer Congratulations to the Graduating Class ' CATERPILLAR V. S. JERRY 8z SUNVS CORP. E. ofvis sf. Ra. Mum., N. Y. Congratulations, Graduates Norfolk Hardware and Furniture Lower Prices, Easy Terms and S6:H 'Green Stamps Home of Sfoin Proof Carpets Phone Evergreen 4-4251 Norfolk. N. Y 3 . W Compliments Compliments of of RQXY THEATER Moonlight Drive-In Theater . D ' Best Wishes to WlHg,S Atlantic Service The Class of 1956 Certified Lubrication MONTGOMERY WARD Phone Evergreen 4-9930 Corner Main 85 Crabb James W. Wing Norfolk. New York Potsdam, New York Congratulations to Class of '58 NORWOOD ADVERTISING Compliments Of Norwood, N. Y, MURPHY HOTEL ROBERT an DORIS-I SIIMPSONQ- P-mia. Compliments of Main Sheet Norfolk' N. C. P. MARTIN A Compliments of FREGO'S PACKAGE. STORE STAR ROUTE Norwood, N. Y. Massena -:- New York NORWOOD MOTOR SALES INC. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS and FARM MACHINERY Phone 478 or 256 70 smith Main Street Norwood. N. Y- COMPARE PRICES COMPARE QUALITY C L O P M A N ' S Are Never Undersold CLOPMAN FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCES Main Street Norwood . Compliments of DONALD BIXBY 52? 27 'ik Compliments of George B. McKenna Sz Son Black Top Paving NORWOOD, NEW YORK Compliments of SPERLINGFS 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 - iolo Potsdam. N. Y. Ray T. Coloton, General Agent Life, Accident and Health, Hospital, Surgical and Group lnsurance Canton. New York Tel. 8530 Compliments of AMBASSADOR CLEANERS Norwood, New York Hove ALL Your Insurance 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 82 I-I Green Stamps Compliments of Pearl's Department Store Better Goods for Less Money Potsdam. New York DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM POTSDAM. N. Y. Phone 9635 Compliments of Massena Oil Terminal, Incorporated River Road Massenca, N. Y. Compliments of N ORWOOD-ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD Congratulations to the Class of '58 BUCK FUNERAL HOME Norwood, New York Congratulations to Class of '58 Royce Clothing Co. ARCH ROYCE, Prop. Norwood. N. Y. HILLCREST DAIRY PASTEURIZED MILK HOMOGENIZED MILK PASTEURIZED CREAM BUTTER MILK CHOCOLATE MILK COTTAGE CHEESE Phone 4513 Norfolk, N. Congratulations to Comphmems Class of '58 , of . , Don Jarvis Barber Shop Norwood. N. Y. N ORWOOD DRUG STORE, FRED URBAN, Reg. Pharmacist Compliments Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of JAMES P. SMITH, M.D. of DOM'S RESTAURANT Foods and Legal Beverages DON GERMANO, Prop. RAYMONDVILLE, N. Y. Compliments of BUCK WARRINER REO Moron mucxs and sCHooL Buses SYRACUSE TRUCK SALES GORP. Compliments of YOUNG'S TAVERN Where You Get One of Those Norfolk, N. Y. Compliments of McNally's Grocery Store MEATS - FRUITS - GROCERIES Norfolk, N. Y. Phone Evertzreven 54523 Distributor Congratulations 1120 East Erie Blvd. to the sYnAcUsE. NEW YORK Class Of '58 NORWOOD SL NGRFOLK Theaters Frank W. Southworth GENERAL INSURANCE Insure and Be Sure Main Street Norfolk Phone 4315 Compliments of Compliments of E L W O O D ' S Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Norwood, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '58 MOLN AR INSURANCE Insure in SURE Insurance 42 North Main Street Norwood, N. ,Y. MAYHEW'S WHOLESALE CANTON, N. Y. Wilson's TV Sales 81 Service 5 Mechanic Street Norwood, New York PHONE 92-J Cash on All Service Calls Guaranteed Installations 81 TV Service Admiral 8a Motorola TV's Compliments of THE VILLAGE INN Compliments of HAGADORN'S SERVICE STATION Socony Gas 8: Oil. Groceries Norfolk, New York H. P. TODD SERVICE STATION Goodrich Tubeless Tires We Give United Trading Stamps Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of Pete's Restaurant Norwood, - N, Y. GAINES and SHERMAN, INC. We Cover the North Country Heavy Trucking - Excavating - Grading Truck Crane and Trailer Service Building and Machinery Movers Lower Market Street Potsdam, N. Y. PHONE 2774 S Play Refreshed . . . Have A Coke foo AS 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. 1537 'ucceul Glmdwilml 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 SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDIES - COSMETICS Norfolk, 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 I of MARTIN BRANDT, M. D. Norfolk. New York SABOD'S TELEVISION 'SALES EMERSON - WESTINGHOUSE Norfolk. N. 'Y. Phone EVf4-4278 Compliments of Robert H. Mayer, Inc. Norfolk, New Yprk . 2 Robinson's Taxi Service ig Norwood, N. Y. PHONE T26 Compliments of Compliments of SIM SAN FORD'S BARBER SHOP L PUCCIA 81 CO Norfolk, New York ' We Supply All Kinds of FRESH FRUITS 8. VEGETABLES Linens and Office Towels Abelove's Linen Supply, Inc. 'Waieriown, N. Y. Linen Supply Since 1904 Norwood Road Potsdam, N. Y. Phone 2923 Compliments of STICKNEY'S GARAGE A RI-'D No. Z Potsdam Phone 4443 AGENCY, INC. WENDELL R. STRAIT, Agent Compliments NORWOOD HOBBY SUPPLY FIRE 18 Mechanic street Phone 433 Norwood. New York CASUALTY L FIDELITY SURETY Compliments of LIFE Norfolk. N. Y. Waddington, N. Y. A. B. CRABB and SON Evergreen 4-4845 Phone Ev-8-4403 Norfolk. New York To Make the Eating Part of Your Outings A Success From Start to Finish V S E R V E MEAT FOOD PRODUCTS PACKING co.lNc. ROs::s.nf,z.P':fe.'0N ARPEAKO HGTS Q Compliments Telephone 2556 of 'A A George A. Gibson Co. DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Coq' - Oi' Building Supplies., - .,GeneraI Contracting 33 Market Street Potsdam. N. Y. Phone 137 - Norwood. N. Y. JOE BREGG'S RESTAURANT Complimenfs of H A L L ' S Cdbbllge Rolls Gnd Spaghetti ICE CREAM Norfolk, N- Y naymonavule. New York J O E , Comgtiments BARBER SHOP Raymondville, New York L. and I. FRENCH RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP Permanent Waving Hair Styling 8. Cutting Norfolk. New York Phone EV 4-4586 Compliments of WHITE'S HARDWARE OO INC. Potsdam. New York Visit Potsdam's New Compliments MRACQUETTE VALLEY of DAIRY BAR SHEPARD AND SONS For Ice Cream or A Quick Snack Black Topping and Landscaping Compliments of LIBBY'S BEAUTY SHOP .Norwood, N. Y. Compliments of F. L. BUTLER PLUMBING a. HEATING Norfolk. N. Y. Phone Evergreen 4-4641 Dykes' General Store North Stockholm. New York Congratulation Graduates VI'GUE'S RESTAURANT Goon Foon - Goan FUN Main Street Norfolk, N Y Compliments of RALPH H. MAURER G. L. F. Agent Buyer G. L. F. Flour, Feed, Seed, Fertilizer l-'arm Supplies Hybrid Corus Norfolk. N. Y. Phgn, 4386 R. L. SPENCER Mobilhecn and Kerosene Watch for the Flyinl Red Horse Ph0ne 4478 Norfolk. N. Y. Compliments Congratulations to the Class of '58 f 0 TEBO INSURANCE AGENCY F A 'Y H U N T E R Norwood, N. Y. General Insurance Phone 76-J 34 Prospect Street Norwood, N. Y Compliments Compliments of of STANLEY HOLT Kinneys Drug Store Potsdam. N. Y. General Merchandise Phone 21 Norwood. N. Y. Compliments of STATE BANK OF NORWOOD It Pays to Save! Compliments of WILLIAM HART Compliments of Compliments of LOUIS J. MARCHIANTE Y F- E' SHYNE and SONS Barrett Division Norwood, N. Y. Gas - Oil - Tires Meats Barbeques Groceries NORFOLK. NEW YORK Compliments H. M. Kinsman Co., Inc. Frigidaire Appliances Zenith Television BUICK CHEVROLET Sales - Service NORWOOD, NEW YORK Tom Roy's Esso Station HOME MADE ICE CREAM Cars Washed and Simonized PHONE EVERGREEN 4-4811 Norfolk, New York WEL-TEVREDEN Won't you stop in for Dinner? W h ' t b k d bread e ave Jus a e , There are things from the garden .1 And the table's all spread. Cumplnmlnls Josephine Harrington, Prop. Built in 1795 li Salem. N. Y. R 1 22 POTSDAM G. L. F. -ou ' Wing's Service Station S 8a H Green Stamps AL'S JOB SHOP GAS - OIL - GENERAL REPAIRS AUTOMATIC CAR WASH Norwood N Y Phono al Letferhecds - Envelopes - Programs C 1. t Wedding Invitations omp imen s of McCormick Brothers 7 Maple Street Phone 4322 Norwood, N. Y. POTSDAM' 16 'ucceuil Glmduaml Compliments f of The Raymondville Motel Congratulations to the Route 56 Norfolk, New York Class of '58 C Compliments of NORWOOD INN THE R and A MARKET Norwood. N. Y. Known For Values W. T. GRANT COMPANY Your Friendly Family Store , 63 Market Street L E V I N E S Potsdam. New York Mcssencl Wciddington JIM 8z SHINE'S BAR and GRILL Cabbage Rolls and Spaghetti All Legal Beverages Phone Evergreen 4-9995 Norfolk, New York Compliments of J. N. RASBACH PHCDTO SERVICE, INC. Over Thirty Years of Service To the Schools of Our Nation District Office Main Office 81 Plant 226 Denison Building l55 Myrtle Street syracuse, New York Shelton, Connecticut 42 Mar ket Street I AM, IND. DEPARTMENT STORE Potsdam. New York Compliments of R. S. W H I T E Norwood. N. Y. Ph Compliments of HARRY EASDELL Builder and Carpenter 4557 Norfol N. Y. S 5 Best Wishes CANTON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Compliments of ' The Bing Stevens Store SPORTING GOODS Canton, New York Compliments of ST. LAWRENCE PAPER CORP. Norfolk, N. Y. Best Wishes to Class of '58 M. J. REAGAN 8z CO. Cool Bottled Gas Fuel Oil Kerosene Phone 160 Norwood, N. Y. Compliments of A Sz P Tea C0. Joe Rcmie, Manager Norwood. N. Y. Q7 'Q Aw Sucmalglmduaml 'K ,V Compliments of SHELLY ELECTRIC, INC. Canton Road Compliments of LAVIGNE'S HOTEL Norfolk. N. Y. R.F.D. l Potsdam, New York DINE and DANCE Phone 4335 BILLY'S TAVERN Cabbage Rolls - Spaghetti All Legal Beverages Phone Evergreen 4-9982 Norfolk, New York CARLTON PRESSEY Compliments - FLORIST - of St. Lawrence County Medical Association Cut Flowers - Corsages Annual 8g Perennial Bedding Plants Wedding Flowers Funeral Designs Norfolk Tel. Evergreen 4-9910 Compliments of NORWOOD BAKERY LESLIE G. ROOD N orwood, 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-Vllillicamson, Mueller Climatorl Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '58 Hot Water U. S. Rodictor JOHN W. 195-J Norwood, N. Y. CONSTRUCTION CORP. Compliments Compliments of of Your RCA DEALER BUCK'S AUTO PARTS Norfolk, New York Telephone Evergreen 4-4451 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 8z CO. Potsdam, New York Compliments of Maple Street Trailer Court Reginald Brownell, Prop. Norwood, N. Y. 555 2524