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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

we-W' ., 'H , ,. N..-X if -ww R s' Q .lp A , xim- ' JLQZ' fi 52131 X M v fr 'f .n ..:. 'Z ' Y' JM 3 I Q i ,, ffs:'1'-MSS-ef' K ,, K Hia fl 2 E TH E K EYSTO N ER presented by 7719 class of 1962 NORWOOWNORFOLK CENTRA L SCHOOL Norewoo D, New vom vowms ze mmaenz 3 Foreword We, the Senior Class. leave the 1962 Keystoner to all future classes as a token of the high respect we have for our school, our teachers and our classmates. Our school inspired us to higher levels of educationg our teachers brought the education within our reach: and our classmates provided friendship. lllllllllllllllllllll Ml Time is a sort of river of passing events and strong is its currents: no sooner is a thing brought to sight than it is swept by and another takes its place, and this too will be swept away Meditations lV,4-3 Table of In Recognidon In hdernoriarn Administration Seniors Underclassmen Activities Sports hdusic Advertisers Senior Activities Contents Pages 5 6 9 21 47 59 69 81 89 110 In Recognition fkfjar, f -A , We, the graduating class of 1962, take great pride in recognizing Mrs. Marjorie Walsh in our year- book. If someone were asked to describe Mrs. Walsh in one sentence, we know exactly what he would say, To know her is to love her. , When we remember sitting in Mrs. Walsh's class, we know we learned more than just the lesson of the day. We learned that a sense of humor was just as important as those famous dates: we laughed at ourselves and our mistakes. Mrs. Walsh's sense of humor cannot be described with words, but we all remember an example of it. Who can forget the year she sat on the stage and pounded the bongo drums for our Sophomore Assembly? Ma Walsh, as she has, been lovingly called by many of her students, shall always remain in our memories as not only a teacher, but as a very good friend, She gave many students the incentive to improve themselves, and when they needed help they knew exactly where to go. There is a light shining from within her that can inspire a smile on the loneliest face. And, if anyone were ever to listen to the Alma Mater, he might believe that certain lines referred only to our Mrs. Walsh: Though we may journey far away, our thoughts will turn to thee. The work and frm that we have shared, The friendships we hold dear Will linger in our memories And keep thee always near. In Memoriom RUSSELL COLBERT On August 6, 1961, Norwood lost a well-known and respected man, Russell E. Colbert. Mr. Colbert spent many years of hard work on the Norwood-Norfolk Board of Education. He was known throughout Northern New York for his dedicated work to help the families inthe area. Also Mr. Colbert was an active member in his church, What Cheer F8LMA Lodge, and the local Teamsters Union. Such a sincere, devoted person will be remembered by everyone who knew him. In Memoriam L fig DR. JAMES P. SMITH Beloved physician, benefactor, friend. He has fulfilled the Oath of Hippocrates, Now, if I carry out this oath, and break it not, mayl gain forever reputation among all men for my life, and for my art. His integrity, his kindness, his keen sense of humor and his high moral courage earned the respect and love of all who knew him. His exemplary life was given in un- selfish devotion to this community, its schools and its interests, and his passing, like the falling of the giant tree leaves a lonesome place against the sky. 7 In Memoriam TERRY MOSHH2 The entire student body and faculty were shocked and grieved at hearing of the sudden and untimely death of Terry Mosher, Terry died in a drowning accident on May 27, 1961. Terry was born in Norfolk, New York, on November 30, 1938. to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Mosher, He was very active in school sports, participating in swimming, baseball and hockey. He graduated in June of 1956. With his death we lost a truly fine person. MICHAEL HEALY LEONARD Michael Healy Leonard, son of Hilda and William Leonard, was born on May 3, 1940. Mike was a 1957 graduate of NNCS. During his high school days Mike was on the hockey team for three years. The tragic accident that took his life occured on March 20, 1961. At that time Mike was a senior at St. Michael's College at Winooski. Vermont, and would have graduated in the upper-third of his class in June, He was planning to continue the study of law at Georgetown University, where he had recently been accepted, Mike was a sincere person and student, The distressing news of his untimely death was a shock to all of his NNCS classmates and was received with heartfelt sympathy from everyone at the Norwood- Nor folk Central School. Sv QU 0 9, Administration All are Architects of Fare, Working in these Walls of Time, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow fi Boorcl of Education I X if Q Q x A K M f 5 X V 4 X X ak 4? if X 'N 'f y ' 3 ' w r , f f L ' X , I , ,f ' Af , 4 S' ' :fm I ,E ,xx fe., Cf PSD 9 ' fffw I 1 ., ,,,: -41 fv' .JV WF' ' ,I ATS Z w 4 K V f, K , -U. X ,G M- Mg xi. X H .Bw KK L f 2, A A u MRS. RUSSELL COLBERT v 00 MR. MARK IENNER R MR. DONALD BIXBY sn, 906 6 x Q9 2,05 Ov,- Y? was Qc, 6 ob 3 O0 6 6, MRS . MELISSA CARROLL IV . f Q, Supenntende nt QQ, 4' 0 Cer fp J- Message From Our Boord President I believel can do no better in my message than these two quotations. One is by ,Tames Baldwin in the New York Times Book Review of January 14th, 1962. I have taken the liberty to change a word here and there to make it pertain more directly to you, rather than paraphrase it. You are the generation that must throw everything into the endeavor to remake America into what we say we want it to be. Without this endeavor, we will perish. However immoral or subversive this may sound to some, it is you who must always remember that morality, if it is to remain or become morality, must be perpetually examined, cracked, changed, made new, You must remember, however power ful the many who would rather forget, that life is the only touchstone and that life is dangerous, and that without thejoyful acceptance of this danger, there can never be any safety for anyone, ever, anywhere. Not everything that is faced can be changed: but nothing can be changed until it is faced. The principal fact that we must now face is that the time has now come for us to turn our backs forever on the big two-hearted river. The 2nd quotation is by President Kennedy in his introduction to To Turn The Tide by John F. Kennedy, edited by .Tohn W. Gardner. In 1961 the American people awakened as never before to the sober realization of the perils that beset our nation. Early complaints about the harsh sound of candor in the place of complacency gave way to a grim determination to do whatever had to be done to preserve both peace and freedom. There has also been a growing recognition that we must fit our power to our responsi- bilities, and that those tasks which are within our hopes and hopefully within our power cannot all be 'finished in the first hundred days nor even perhaps in our lifetime on this planet.' But we have begun. Neither wind nor tide is always with us. Our course on a dark and stormy sea cannot always be clear. But we have set sail-and the horizon, however cloudy, is also full of hope. Henry Vinicor, M, D, Board of Education DR. HENRY VINICOR, PRESIDENT MR. RICHARD W. HANN Supervising Principal My best wishes and congratulations to the class of 1962. Your class is entering a fast changing world in which it is impossible for us as a nation to stand still. Each of you must contribute your best so that the free world may survive. 3. Francis W. .Kelly Business and industry in the past twenty- five years have been keenly aware of the vast changes that have taken place in our society. They have also demonstrated that they have learned to accommodate themselves to this rapid, almost incredible, change, As high school students or graduates, you must be sure that your educational preparation takes into account what has happened and will happen in our country by the time you become a more dominant part of our society. Education becomes more demanding, more complex, more necessary, and more rewarding with each passing day. As seniors you have taken a much smaller step in your total education than you would have if you had been graduating in 1900. Perhaps the greatest need in the world todayis for a more highly educated citizenry. I therefore hope that you recognize that this small step is the beginning of a long walk toward the fulfillment of your greatestlcapacity for education and achievement. ,Law Richard W. Hann MR. FRANCIS W. KELLY Vice-Principal I3 MR. CLIFFORD E. MR. ROBHQT WAITE MR. RICHARD H. MR. DONALD STEWART Guidance DUNNE SPOTSWOOD Psychologisb Curriculum Coordinator Curriculum Coordinator MR. JAMES FOGARTY MRS. HARRIET MRS. CAROLYN BROX Coordinator of Industrial PROVOST Reading 'Cooperative Training Reading Coordinator r MRS. FRANCES ROOT MRJROBERT PLUMB MRS. CAROL MOCHEL MR. ROBERT DONOVAN Librarian, French Art Music '- Music NNCS Faculty MRS. .TOSEPI-UNE MISS EILEEN HENNESSY HARRINGTON Dental Hygienist 14 Nurse I MISS ANN CALNON MRS. SALLY DONAH MRS. ANN HOWLETT MR. KENNETH Eng1iShC7J , Eng1ishQ8J Eng1iShi9J MARISSEAU , English 1101 , NNCS Faculty MISS MERCEDES MRS, JANET DOMINICK SULLIVAN English 1125, French English 1111 MISS EVA BISHOP MR. DONALD MRS. ELIZABETH MR. JAMES GLENN Latin. Matl'lC1T18IiCS GALLAGHERf BOWHALL Mathematics C10-121 Mathematics CD Mathematics 485 ' Q MR. NEIL COIR MR. WILLIAM CORBETT MISS ELINOR TAYLOR Business Education Business Education Business Education Mathematics MR. W. GEORGE MRS. MARJORIE WALSH COSGROVE Citizenship Education Q85 Citizenship Education C75 ,-.:., 1 rf Y if H .S vigEm f X N Saw E.. ' Q. ,U , as ff . 1 ' 'Q H as .Q 1 'wr' QF 'ls X M ,ig .wk 2 ' 1 x il Y K 4 Y QYSB 5'.:.,3lx, Q3 , V rf A ' 13: -if ff :W .. fivS5'1,L 1.1, ,. I f ?m1f?5h,, X, 1 f...:,,.v: . -. A tif . 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MARJORIE BOWHALL Citizenship Education C111 Cir izenship Education C121 Science ziiai ,kiigifg 55gg , .,, , , V , Q , -W - 51.1 . f,,.fi ag , - ,i 5 , V- . 4 YEQQEEQLQQJQC, -iw 5- ..',. ' leaf- Z V 4: fi-I X iii! fy I c ,f -9E.51jMl A .gqcggzz . w f? I V .-.J2::,L5Ef? I f: .. 1 f mp, R ncc, MISS RITA HITER Health, Physical Education and Recreation MRS- LAURA PHALEN MR. BERNARD SMITH MR. MARIAN NANDAL MR. JEROME BOMBARD Science Science Science MR. WILLIAM KITNEY Health, Physical Education and Recreation MR. RAYMOND MILLER Health, Physical Education and Recreation Q , , -253, R b lu 9 M: 2. ' ,1 3' 1, ., , r . MRS. MADELAINE BURNS MR. RONALD LASSIAL MR. CHARLES CASLER MR- GEORGE BOOTS Homernaking Industrial Arrs Driver Training DfiV61T Tfaifliflg Industrial Arts , ssis Z MRS. BERNICE DULLEA Grade Supervisor N o r w o o d i v E I Q ih f S'R i A A 'R i R iff , Elemenforv A: ,M Q ih ,Ar :-f. rr- l l ' I . .x., , 8. D -, MRS. ROSE EDWARDS MRS. HELEN MCCABE MRS. TENA RENZEMA MRS. HELEN GIBSON Kindergarten Kindergarten Kindergarten Grade 1 , rarer I X, ., - - - V 1-L? if? f I -. - f .r,. 5... i ,,,' f l Q ky s ..L 9' . ,E wr., ' ' ,W Q 1 M, ' . - Zeal- : w il -- S ' ' ' K - Iii: rr K U Y K ff ,ff ',.'?1!,f , ff' P' I- : A QM i. :F r MRS. PHYLLIS MCDONALD MRS. ESTHER HICKEY MRS- IRENE WILBER MRS- DORIS DAILEY Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 2 Grade 3 , :rf M f 1 ,V Q .,,r,r I . 2 , zlf 'rs jj. , nz ,, iw Vik I m fb. ,wry , N, JK t . V,. get ' rrrrn M -- :Eg -- I , K -,Eu. f-are I ' ' ' -4 Q -- -' W -V f - 'rr ' I i 2 J aim ,. ., A . I . A . giiffffzfsii- - . ' Ll ,--.' q ' - , g ifff J... if ,, - 5, fm -ze, .., , , , 'Sf' ' if . ,321 - ,gi X . fig -.... QM 15' . MRS. IDA FOLK MRS. MARION GREENE MRS. GERALDINE O'BRlEN MR. HOWARD MCCUIN MRS. ISABEL O'HANLON Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 4 Grade 5 ' Grade 5 .2819- SRQQQ f,L ga,Q fi5EfY sw: ww vwi femme '- A V ,qvii ' '- - 1-Lf , - ':'-' - A ,'l MRS. BEATRICE ALDRICH MR. ALLAN P. FAUTZ MRS. HELEN CHARLES BOIS MRS. BERNICE REGAN Grade 6 Grade 6 Ungraded UUE-faded Norfolk G A R A SMMM A I A ' , - lx, , A G SMM MMMS an J SLS E I 6 me 'WU Y Y M ' in. if 'r'EHaiQ S'7 iiamwff r,iWEQ 'KMRSJ , I VSSS A If A FG MRS. ELIZABETH STOREY MRS. DORIS MAURER MISS RITA MURPHY MRS. RITA HARTLE Kindergarten Kindergarten Kindergarten Grade One , ' ri ,rl - ' 5' , if 'E ' 57 M . Mid' ' '.i. .1265 , . .ig ... A TL Q i K , , ., YL Sf r u 'U X, 1 ' I 'TE FTKQV L. VLL 7 is ,M 'i R' W ,P 'f rm' 5 fs-ul' Q .::: -- , if .ax s ., dsee.3.:.... .WA ' ,-za, M , ii:l'G-1 3:2 i ' -f ' H H. w A rr W - ff: vssmiwsgif? ' rc - ' -1.-5 - 1 .. f: Q :Vim 5' 'Wil 1 , .V . ,. f wa. ,. J 5 Q A , , , .,,, V , W MRS. EILEEN MCCORMICK MRS. MARTHA WING MRS. HELEN FULLER MRS. MADOLYN SPEER Q Grade 1 Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 2 Wk 23. A . , ' .53,,x.A,, S Har' 51 W A yi. , . ' , r I I . . . 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BERNICE WARNER MISS GERTUDE CARR MRS. PATRICIA COOK Grade 6 Raymondville Rayrnondville Raymondville 3 MRS. LILLIAN Raymondville SEEBER A M .4 i ii U .- .M ,. . A fs 'H Wil l f: iz . . ,,f,, .s, ,L , r 3 . ' if , g ., .5 A I L , Rift L . if 'j -'jggsggw .,s 13 iii ', if , 'RFS , Y' 'K 'bw 35? .va , 11- 35-mfg . ., 5Ii'ii5Qi5 i RP A i i s R MISS SYLVIA SANBORN MRS. LEAH TRACY MRS. FERNE REIE ELLEN NORTON ElCiH6I1tH1'Y Elementary Elementary Elementary School Nurse Music Supervisor Art Supervisor Physical Education MRS. IRENE MC CORMICK MRS. ALICE SHANFELTER MRS. KATHERINE SABAD Secretary - NNCS Secretary - NNCS Secretary -'Norfolk Cofete rio Staff NORWOOD NORFOLK NNCS NORWOOD--LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Marion Bond, Mrs. Ruth Powell. NORFOLK--Mrs. Glendora Van- Kennan, Mrs. Margaret Kish, Mrs. Loris Pelsue. NNCS--Mrs. Amanda Dishaw, Mrs. Eva Mae Vorce, Mrs. Eleanor LaHair, Mrs. Iyonne Hunter, Mrs. Agatha Burns. 'I9 Custodicns LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ida Colby, Mr. Chester Hos- mer, Mr. Francis Tromboli, Mr. Sealy Buck, Mr. Lis- ter Warner, Mr. Paul Stevenson. MR. EUGENE LEWIS Norwood Bus Drivers r'Nnnei MR. MARK DEBIEN Norfolk STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Eugene Bonno, Mr. Chester Hosmer, Mr. Edward Colbert, Mr. Lee Charity, Mr. Hubert Matson, Mr. Athel Brown, Mr. James McCormick. KNEELING. Mr. Charles Bel- lus, Mr. Alex Sabo, Mr. Lawrence McClure, Mr. Earl Pelsue, Mr. Merrill Warner. MISSING: Mr. Lis- ter Warner. 3 ., 1 2 2 gi 7:9 3, is is Si . Sl One day with life and heart is more than time enough to find a world. James Russell Lowell W m umnnumm nm W .T AMES ANTOINE Mary Lou Colbert President Carolyn Hall S ecreta ry Connie Henderson Tr easur er Sandra McClure Vice-President HD A httle nonsense now and then IS relished by the best of men. WAYNE ASHLEY Wayne Men were made to l1sten as well as talk. GARY M. BALABAN ulvlartyn A day is now worthwhile to me unless there an adventure be. JOHN LAWRENCE BESAW ulrohnnyn All things come around to those who will wait. THOMAS BETHEL I I 1 He's good in sports and nice to know, always your friend never your foe, CLARENCE J. BARNEY Butch One who is quiet, but capable of great things. SUZANN E BAXTER I is-ue! 7 Flame red hair, full of hm and mischief everywhere. .TANICE SHAMPINE BOTKIN lGJal-17' Opinions cannot survive if one has no chance to fight for them. DEANNA BRESEE Dee-Dee Though a solemn girl she appears to be, a lively spirit within wesee, .TOANN CI-IAPP ELL ilJOdy1 I She is the very pink of courtesy. Fourth Ranking Senior CAROLYN E. CLARK Carolyn Blond, fair, and very sweetg know this girl is a real treat. A -L? fmqk r st-ti is in it LAWRENCE BUCK llLarryl! Things don't turn up in the world until someone turns them up. JOHN L CASTLE Lute Some friendships are made by contract some by interest, but his by sincerity .TUDITH A. CLARK tiJ'L-ldyv I Cheerfulness and gladness will make labor light. LEE A. CLARK llldeell What should a man do but be merry? 25 SHARON COLE ' 'Blackie' ' Laugh and the world laughs with you. PATRICIA CONNELLY Trish The girl with a smile and a happy heart, always ready to do her part. LOIS A. CLARK Lois Kind words are the music of the world. MARY LOU COLBERT llL0uP! The joy of youth her ways display and ease of heart her looks convey. BETTY CUTLER iIBettyIl Life is not life without delight. ROSE CUTLER Rosie Dark black hair, extremely neat, plenty of vigor and very sweet, PATRICK J. DONAHUE ll Pat!! Life is what we make of it. .TUDITH ANITA DOR AN a mludyr 1 With fair hair of gleaming red, rest assured she'11 get ahead! MARY D AVEY 1 O A soft-spoken girl is shewith eyes as blue as the sea. PATRICIA M. DEAN ' ' Patch' ' Born with the gift of laughter and the sense that the world is mad. NANCY DUEGAW aaNancysv The little that she has to say is spoken in the nicest way. SANDRA A. DUFORE Sandie With beauty she fills the air, a fair loveliness so rare. S HIRLEY GOR EY Alice A smile can always spring from a heart where friendship reigns. LAWRENCE GRAVELLE Larry Full of fun and fancy free, nothing ever bothers me. RICHARD FARNSWORTH Dick Never in a hurry. NILAH FREGO Nilah Her ways are the ways of pleasant- ness. KATHRYNE A. GREENE Kitty A girl on whom you may depend, and one who makes a loyal friend. CAROLYN A. HALL Carolyn Fun, friendly, full of life, nothing for Carolyn is ever strife, 7 RONALD E. HARVEY ' 'Ronni e' ' This young man is quite a clown, never a dull moment with him around. ROSE HEIL Rosie Cou1'teous to all, intimate with few. . A-W I K . 54, qw' ti m e LEONARD HALP ERN GlMaX! Q Wit will truly shine through the harsh barrier of a rugged mind. ROBERT C. HAND llBob11 The unspoken word never does harm. CONSTANCE H. HENDERSON Connie Beauty is many times found in small proportions. SHEILA HERNE 1 ssqueakn The highest degree of ea r th ly happiness is quietness. PAMELA .TARRELL Klpal-ni! As a friend or companion, lively, cheer ful, and open-handed. Valedictorian LOUIS KAUFFMAN Louie The world turns aside to let any man pass who knows where he's goingxv DEAN HUNTER Hunter I do not fear tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. AYSE IPLICKCI uAySen She's Heat and sweet with dark hair, words and customs we now share. JOHN KISH w6J'ohn1 1 A man he seems of cheer ful yester- days and confident tornorrows.' ' ALTON E. KNAPP Alton' ' Take life as it comes. SHARON LA DUE Sher rie' ' One who is determined has half her work done. JOAN M. LA DUKE Stretch Life to her is a lot of fun. Cares and troubles she has none. 1 THOMAS W. LA BARGE LlTomii A gentleman is a man who disa- grees without being disagreeable. MARILYN LA COMB Marilyn Her charm is exceeded only by her smile, LLOYD LA MORA uL10ydu Patience is a remedy for every sorrow. CAROL ANN LE CUYER Carol Always happy, always gay: glad to see her come our way. BERNARD J. MACKEY HBNTI 11 Great hopes make great men. JOHN MARGITTAY iiJ'ohn1 I A quiet conscience makes one serene. SANDRA E. LEE usandyu Wit is the salt of conversation, not the food. JOHN LEVISON A :Johnny-1 1 He looks shy, but there is mischief in his eye, ELIZABETH MATTHEWS Liz Worrying was never worth while, so pack up your troubles and smile. SANDRA A. MC CLURE Sandie A s pa r k lin g personality with friends in plurality. RUTH MC GEE B1ackie' ' When fun is over or work is through, trust her to think of some- thing new. .T OI-1N MOLNAR Johnnie Music washes away from the soul the dust of every-day life. AUM? Third Ranking Senior MARY KATHLEEN MC DONALD ' ' Kathleen' ' My inquisitive disposition is ex- cited by having its gratification deferred. RICHARD Mc DOUGALL --prew- He's witty, sharp, and full of fun, is surely liked by everyone. JOAN FRANCES NASH IIJO!! She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. LINDA M. NEMO lildynni I She who is fair and never proud has a tongue at will and yet is never loud. PENELOPE J. PELKEY npennyu Wit and wisdom indicate the finest characters. ' ' ROBERT RADELL I lBobI I Some think the world was made for fun, and so do I, HOWARD PALMER uBaben Either I will find a way or I will make one, STEPHEN PATNODE Steve' ' Young fellows will be yotmg fellows. BARBARA RAYMO Barb Her complexion is soft and fair, surely none to her compare. DUANE L. RICHARDS 5 lJ'0byv 1 Whether in class or on thebasket- ball court, his thoughts show his great love for sports. RODNEY RUGER uoogier 9 Write me as one who likes his fellow man. DIANNE MARIE SABAD lCDi9! The best of healers is a good cheer. PATRICIA RICHARDSON Pat' ' The one way to have a friend is to be one, LADONNA RODEN LaDonna' ' To one who does everything in its proper time, one day is worth three, ALBERT SCHULER as A11 D Men of few words are often the best men. CAROLYN SEARLES Carolyn There is nothing as popular as goodness. he K-vi .Q L MQW! .TOEANNE SHANTIE GIJoe! 7 Her eyes are bright' and as dark as a burning coal. CARVEL SHARLOW Butch Still waters run deep, COLIN SEEBER llA1lI In the field of sports he made his name, no doubt he'11 do so in 1ife's game. LINDA SEELEY l ILLYHS 7 Busy and cheerful with a friendly face. DARREL SHYNE Darrel Be sure you're right--then go ahead. ALLAN K. SPOOR I-Ie is a soft-spoken guy. His am- bition like his height is high. EMILY TEBO u Ernuyn Let your speech always be with grace, RAYMOND .T. TOWN MR-ay! 9 Happy am Ig from carel am free! Why aren't they all content like me? PATRICK I. STEPHENSON llBert!I A man with a mind of his own. NANCY TALCOTT l 5 N 7 Q Friend1iness is but one of her virtues. Fifth Ranking Senior JOAN TYO uJ'oann Always dresses oh so neat: a trimmer one you'11 never meet, S alutatorian STEPHEN WING S teve' ' A man's task is always light if his hopes are high. BEST DANCERS JOHN Bssrxw Run-4 Mc.GEE MOST ATHLETIC S DUANE Pncumeos PAT DEAN MOST SCHOOLSPIRIT COLlN SEEBER JOERNNE Sl-IHNTIE f MOST LI KELY LOUIS KAUFFMAN 1 Dwgsgto THE NME LEONARD HALPEKN JOHN TYO BDGGEST FLIRTS DEAN HUNTER JOHN NASH DONE MOST MARY LOU CDLBERT g Wi? 0 SUCCEED KITTY GREENE MOST TALENTED CAROLYN CLARK JOHN MOLNRR FRIENDLIEST CAROLYN HALL Tom BETHEL ,Z l' 42- 4? Q gp-51' PERSONRIJTIFS SANDY l'lcCLURE B,J. MHCMEY K E E P E HOST HUMOROUS JUDY DORHN DICK McDUuGHLL NICEST SVHLES BRRBI-IRA RAVMO JOHN FIRRGITTAY FOR NNCS STEPHEN WING X A Seniors ROW ONE, Left to Right: Patricia Dean, Sheila Herne, Constance Henderson, Deanna Bresee, Nilah Frego, Ayse Iplikci, Linda Brownell, Jo Ann Chappell, Rose Heil, Kathryne Greene, Sharon Cole, ROW TWO: Rose Cutler, Wayne Ashley, Lois Clark, Judy Clark, Pamela J arrell, Shirley Gorey, Mary Davey, Sandra Dufore, Nancy Duegaw, Ronald Harvey, Lee Clark. ROW THREE: Patrick Donahue, Thomas Bethel, John Besaw, John Castle, Gary Balaban, Carolyn Hall, Judith Doran, Carolyn Clark, Suzanne Baxter, Patricia Connelly. ROW FOUR: Mary Lou Colbert, Larry Gravelle, John Kish, Louis Kauffman, Leonard Halpern, Robert Hand, Clarence Barney, Alton Knapp, Betty Cutler. ROW FIVE: Mrs. Janet Dominick, Larry Buck, James Antoine, Richard Farnsworth, Dean Hunter, Mr. William Corbett. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Elizabeth Matthews, Jane Perry, Linda Seely, La Donna Roden, Penny Pelkey, Dianne Sabad, Joan Nash, Marilyn LaComb, Sharon LaDue, Patricia Richardson, Ruth McGee. ROW TWO: Steve Patnode, Steve Wing, John Molnar, Robert Radell, Carvel Sharlow, Colin Seeber, Emily Tebo, Barbara Raymo, Carol LeCuyer, J oearme Shantie, Kathleen McDonald. ROW THREE: Joan Tyo, Janice Botkin, Sandra McClure, Thomas LaBarge, Nancy Talcott, Howard Palmer, Linda Nemo, Duane Richards, Sandra Lee, Albert Schuler. ROW FOUR: Patrick Stephenson, Darrel Shyne, B. J. Mackey, John Levison, John Margittay, Allan Spoor, Joan LaDuke. ROW FIVE: Mr. William Corbett, Lloyd LaMora, Rodney Ruger, Richard McDougall, Raymond Town, Mrs. Janet Dominick. Lost Will ond'Testoment of the Class of l962 As we, the graduating class of 1962, depart from our Alma Mater, there are many things we can leave to those who follow us, including classes, lockers, desks, books, talents, and memories. We are going to leave these behind in this, our last Will and Testament. We leave them in good hands in the hope that their receivers will enjoy them as much as we did. I, JAMES ANTOINE, will to Francis Brothers my ability to get along with all teachers: I, WAYNE ASHLEY, will to Ann Cutler my ability to smoke in any part of the school building without getting caught. I, GARY BALABAN, will to Paul Ramsey my ability to go to the basement anytime during the day. I, CLARENCE BARNEY, will my ability to get homework done to any Junior who feels he needs the service. I, SUZANNE BAXTER, will to three Junior girls the front seat on bus 17. Don't worry, Gail! I, JOHN BESAW, will to Bobby Senecal my seat in Social 12 class. ETTOM BETHEL, will to Sue Stacy my ability to make up good excuses for being late for classes. I, JAN BOTKIN, will to any Junior my ability to get along with Mrs. Root. I, DEANNA BRESEE, will to Joan Despaw my ability to get along with all the teachers, in hopes that she does better than I did. I also leave to Allen Chilton my seat in English III class and hope he only spends one year in it. I, LARRY BUCK, will my seat in physics class to Lee Farrington, in hopes that he can have as much fun in there as I did and still get good marks. l, JOHN CASTLE, will to Herb Grant my seat in Social 12 class. I, JOANN CHAPPELL, will to Bonnie Bond my ability to be the nuttiest Senior in the class. I, CAROLYN CLARK, will to Mr. Kelly my ability to enjoy my lunch, hoping that he'll be more under- standing with future s1owpokes . I, JUDY CLARK, will to Hotdog my ability to count the days until our ship comes in. I, also, will to Bonnie Bond my seat in Social 12, in hopes she will make good use of it. I, LEE CLARK, will my seat in study hall to Ellen Haggett and Marilyn Casey in hopes they will make good use of it, 1, LOIS CLARK, will Linda Donnelly my ability to get along with everyone, including teachers. I, MARY LOU COLBERT, will my innocent look to anyone who wants to roam the halls without a pass. I, SHARON COLE, will to Joan Despaw my seat in Social 12 in hopes that she will use it better than I did. I, PAT CONNELLY, will my ability to always be in a state of organized confusion to any Junior who wants lt. I, BETTY CUTLER, will my ability to talk and giggle to any Junior who may not already have it. I, ROSE CUTLER, will to Ann Cutler my honor roll marks. I, MARY DAVEY, will my ability to talk a mile a minute and never say anything, to anybody who wants it. I, PAT DEAN, will to my brother, Tuffy, my ability to study in study hall. I, PATRICK DONAHUE, will my eye for batting to Billy Parr, so he can hit the ball. I, JUDY DORAN, being of sound mind and body, do will to Sue Langelier my ability to organize mass confusion. I, NANCY DUEGAW, will to Ann Tebo my ability to be sent to the office once by a teacher. I, SANDRA DUFORE, will to Susan Purves my ability to do homework on time, I, DICK FARNSWORTH, will to Joe Dufore my seat in l-lomeroom 17. L L L L L L L L L L L L L L I I I I I I I I I I I L L L L L L L L L L D NILAH FREGO, will to Trudy Root my ability to stay out of the Honor Society throughout the four years of high school. SHIRLEY GOREY, will to Pat Almasy my ability to get along with Mrs. Bowhall in hopes that she makes good use of it. LARRY GRAVELLE, will my ability to get away with doing no homework on Wednesday nights to any Junior who wants it. KITTY GREENE, will to Dianne Goodrich and Vicky McNulty the permanent position of being the biggest talker in French class. CAROLYN HALL, will my ability to organize Record Club to Cheryl Breakey, Bob Akland, Colleen Bowhall, Joel Bixby, and Doug Clary, hoping that they may be capable of achieving more success than I did. Good luck, gang! LEONARD HALPERN, will my ability to get along with Miss Bishop to anybody who needs it. ROBERT HAND, will my ability to get along with teachers to anyone who can use it, RONALD HARVEY, will to Herb Grant all the girls I leave behind. To Joan O'Hara I will all my love. ROSE HEIL, will my seat in sales class to anyone who has ever made a presentable sale. CONSTANCE HENDERSON, will to my sister, Paula, my ability to get to class in less than a minute. SHEILA HERNE, will to Dianne Goodrich my baton, in hopes that she will put it to better use than I did. DEAN HUNTER, will to Joseph Dufore my ability to pass English III regents. AYSE IPLIKCI, will my good fortune and my happiness to all the students of N.N.C.S. PAM J ARRELL, will my ability to go steady and still pass my grades to Sandra Greewood and Marilyn Casey. I, also, will my ability to go to the office only twice in all my years at N.N.C.S. to Carol Planty and Melody J arrell. LOUIS KAUFFMAN, will my steel-trap memory to any member of the Junior class who.will risk taking it. JOHN KISH, will to Doug Clary my front seat in English IV. ALTON KNAPP, will my ability to look interested in Social 12 to anyone who wants it. TOM LABARGE, will to anybody that dares to take it, my position as goalie on the hockey team. To Doug Clary I will my Senior operator's license so he can drive to the prom. MARILYN LACOMB, will to Cheryl Simonette my seat in English III in hopes that she won't have to sit in it for two years. SHARON LADUE, will to Sheila Bullock and Mary LaRose my ability to talk in study halls without getting caught. JOAN LADUKE, will to Sarah Colbert and Margaret Enslow my ability to get along with Mrs. Bowhall and Mr. Cropper, LLOYD LAMORA, will to Arthur Clark my homeroom seat in room 15. CAROL LECUYER, will to my sister, J udy, the ability to keep a straight face in Social class. SANDRA LEE, will to Jim Wickwire my bottle of aspirin in hopes that he'll have as much fun getting headaches as I did. JOHN LEVISON, will my ability to make up answers in Social 12 class to anyone who wants it. B. J. MACKEY, will to my brother, Phil, my ability to miss the bus every morning and still get to school on time, JOHN MARGITTAY, will my seat in homeroom 15, third row from the wall, second seat, to anyone who wants it. LIZ MATTHEWS, will my seat in Office Practice toBrenda Currier in hopes that she will get along with the teachers as I did. I, also, will to some girls my ability to wear my skirts at the right lengths. SANDRA McCLURE, will my short skirt and baton to my sister, Cheri, in hopes that she makes it for majorettes. , KATHLEEN MCDONALD, will my bass clarinet to anyone who can keep it from squeaking. DICK MCDOUGALL, will to my brother, Terry, my strong right arm and ability to pitch in hopes that he will get more use out of it than I did. RUTH MCGEE, will to Herbie Grant my ability to talk constantly in hopes that he will say something more sensible than I do. JOHN MOLNAR, will to Jeff Wellner my clarinet, in hopes that someone will give him the mouthpiece that goes with it. JOAN NASH, will to Colleen Bowhall my ability to drink all the cider I can and still be able to walk a straight line without giggling. I also, will to Mike McGee my ability to fail and have a ball repeating. LINDA NEMO, will to Ann Cutler and Joan Despaw my ability not to get the guyl like, but I'm still trying. L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L I I I I I I L L HOWARD PALMER, will to any Junior my ability to get into trouble without even trying. STEVE PATNODE, will my ability to take on the Gouverneur basketball team and live to tell about it to any Junior who is going to enter Texas style wrestling as a career. PENNY PELKEY, will to John Dailey my Eb clarinet in hopes that he learns to play it better than he can play trumpet, ROBERT RADELL, will to Herb Grant my ability to get along with Mrs. Bowhall. BARBARA RAYMO, will to Diane Warner my excellent eyesight and my ability to recognize all and every- thing within three feet of me at basketball games. I, also, will to my friends in the Junior class all the fun I have had during the last four years. DUANE RICHARDS, will my good looks, charm, and ability to get along with others to Arlan O'Connorg he certainly needs it. PAT RICHARDSON, will my seat in History 12 class to Dale Edwards in hopes that he will make better use of it than I did. LADONNA RODEN, will to Mary Lou French my seat in Senior homeroom. RODNEY RUGER, will to any Junior my ability to win the Davis Cup. DIANNE SABAD, will to Cheryl Kingsley my ability to get along with Arlan O'Connor. ALBERT SCHULER, will my hockey ability to my brother, Dave. CAROLYN SEARLES, will to Marilyn Debien my ability to talk in class without being caught by the teachers. COLIN SEEBER, will to Jon Hazen my position on the basketball team in hopes that he will make better use of it than I did. LINDA SEELEY, will my job of working in the office to anyone who wants to tackle it. I also will my baton to anyone who uses it better than I did. JOEANNE SHANTIE, will my cheerleading uniform to any Junior crazy enough to want it, CARVEL SHARLDW, will my quietness to Melody Sharlow, DARREL SHYNE, will my ability to fool the janitors to Francis Brothers. ALLAN SPOOR, will my seat in English Ill class to my sister, Susan, in hopes that she only spends one year there, PATRICK STEPHENSON, will my talent in Art Class to any Junior who wants to attempt it. NANCY TALCOTT, will to Diane Talcott my ability to have my homework done on time. ElvllLY TEBO, will to my sister, Ann, my ability to get homework done. RAYMOND TOWN, will to anybody who wants it, nothing, which is alll possess. JOAN TYO, will to Connie Levoux my position as regular Varsity Cheerleader: to Petey Dockum, a supply of typing paper in payment for all I borrowed in Personal Typingg to my sister, Bonnie, all the fun and none of the sadness I have had in high school. STEVE WING, will my Student Council gavel to anyone with lots of time and luck- -you'll need it. In this, the conclusion of our last Will and Testament, may we, the Senior Class of 1962, will all our happiness and memories to all our underclassmen. 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XEFQ-L5i'L1L'f,1r1iPzvr1f1::tl1i' Prophecy With a sputter from the Twilight Zone, a rocket ship came to its bitter end in the center of our Alma Mater, In piecing together the strange puzzle, a time capsule was discovered with o ur futures pre-deter mined and recorded as follows: James Antoine is now an insurance investigator with Drew Insurance Company. Wayne Ashely is now in the Navy and the top crook on the high seas. How is the shipping business? Gary Balaban is now married and still trying to find a suitable job. Clarence Barney is now a successful singer with Gene Autry. Sue Baxter is now a hair dresser in the big city of North Stockholm. John Besaw is a successful show salesman atRobert's Shoe Store. Tom Bethel is now married to Sue. They have three children and they are still trying to get the '42 Ford running. Janice Botkin has been traveling the U.S. with her serviceman husband. Deanna Bresee has become a well-known hair stylist. Larry Buck is now a renowned professor of law and science at A,T.I. .T ohn Castle's A.T.I. engineering has made him top engineer in the Air Force. JoAnn Chapell has made a career in the Air Force. She is now an ace flyer. Carolyn Clark has received star billing as a soloist at Carnegie Hall. .Tudy Clark is now a successful beautician and raising a family, Lee Clark, now in the Air Force, is waiting for the grand reunion with Miss Sullivan. Lois Clark is now living in Endicott with her husband and family of twins, Mary Lou Colbert is busily running the social affairs in her community. Sharon Cole is happily married, has three little sailors, and is alsnoawell-knovm X-ray technician. Pat Connelly has become head nurse at Canton Hospital. Betty Cutler has finally become an instructor atR.B.I. Rose Cutler has become Mrs. Kennedy's personal nurse. Mary Davey is now head nurse at Potsdam. Pat Dean is 1972's president's personal photographer. Pat Donahue has made a successful career in the Air Force and is now an admiral. Judy Doran has become Commander-in-Chief of the Peace Corps. Nancy Duegaw has become personal stenographer to Mr. Hann. Sandra Dufore has become a laboratory technician with DuPont. Dick Farnsworth is now brain surgeon with a special military hospital. Nilah Frego has now taken Mrs. McCormick's place of chasing the students down the halls of N.N.C.S. Shirley Gorey now owns her own beauty shop in Potsdam and has regular visits from classmates. Larry Gravelle now owns Ambassdor Dry Cleaning Company. Kitty Greene, after attending St. Lawrence University, has become a well-known technician. Carolyn Hall is editor-in-chief of the Watertown Daily Times and employs Mrs. Dominick as Chief Head- line Writer. Leonard Halpern is a professor at Harvard. Robert Hand now runs one of the nation's top farms. Ronald Harvey will probably go to barbers' school. Rose Heil is now a cashier at Norwood Bank. Connie Henderson is now personal secretary to the President of the United States. Sheila Herne has become a secretary at Drew's Insurance Company. Dean Hunter is still delivering milk in the town of Norwood and has taken his father's place after the latter's retirement. Ayse Iplikci, after returning to Turkey, has had many plays and novels published and is professor of law at her home town university in Istanbul. Pam Jarrell is now Mrs. Vernon Planty and has twenty little Plantys. Louis Kauffman is doing research in physics in the DuPont Co. John Kish, as player-coach of the Boston Celtics, has just finished leading his team to an unprecedented fifth world championship. Alton Knapp is still looking for a way to stay in school without working. Tom LaBarge is a star goalie for the Montreal Canadians. Marilyn LaComb is married and is living with Linda and Wayne Adams. Sharon LaDue is married to a soldier and living in Hawaii. Joan LaDuke has become the first woman president at 35 years of age. Lloyd Lalvlora is making a career of the Army. Carol LeCuyer is a grade school teacher at Norwood. Sandra Lee has finally become a playwright and comedienne and has taken Carol Burnett's place. John Levison runs his own salvage boat and crew on the Caribbean Sea. B. J. Mackey is now coaching an All-Star Basketball team. John Margittay is working at Putman-Hawley's. Liz Matthews is now Mrs. Robert Agen with six kids and another one on the way. Sandra McClure is an interior decorator, specializing in decorating her old classmates' home. Kathleen McDonald is now working in the Chemistry Labratory of DuPont, trying to invent a formula to prevent fuzzy hair. Dick McDougall is relief pitcher for the Minnesota Twins. Ruth McGee is married to Dick Zeron and now has a girl with red hair and freckles. John Molnar has become a famous music conductor at Carnegie Hall. Joan Nash has become the Ambassador to the United Nations. We are finally rid of Old Nikita. fShe drove him nuts D Linda Nemo is a registered nurse at the Military Hospital at Endicott. Howard Palmer is either dead or riding the rails. Stephen Patnode is now playing hockey with the Montreal Canadians. Penny Pelkey is now married to B. J. Mackey and has an all-star basketball player in the family. Robert Randell is still a frequent visitor to Social Studies 12 class at NNCS. Barbara Roymo is now Dean of Women at St. Lawrence University. Pat Richardson is a career executive in Rochester and earning millions. LaDonna Roden owns and operates an exclusive beauty salon in Paris. Rodney Ruger is the new tennis star and has won the Davis Cup. Dianne Sabad is happily married to the Speaker of the House and they have two children. Albert Schuler is our hockey- playing math teacher at N.N.C.S. Carolyn Searles is married to Af2!c George Miller and is living in England. Colin Seeber is still a private in the Army. Linda Seeley is happily married now and has ten little Adamses. J oeanne Shantie is married to Allan Spoor and is raising a family. Carvel Sharlow has taken Mr. Buck's place as the red haired janitor. Darrel Shyne is now in the Air Force, working towards a high ranking office, Allan Spoor is a Rear Admiral in the Navy. Pat Stephenson is head math professor at Clarkson College. Nancy Talcott is married and has her own beauticians school, Emily Tebo is a secretary for General Motors, Ioan Tyo is the best music teacher at Juilliard School of Music in New York. Raymond Town is Mayor of Norwood. Steve Wing is now head of the Seaway Project and is still forming committees to keep it running smoothly When this future time finally arrives, we hope our Senior class is happy and success ful. Judy Clark Prophets Linda Nemo Steve Wing . JoAnn Chappell Underclossmen Find time still to be learning something good and give up being desu1tory. Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Juniors ROOM 24--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Susan Briggs, Cheryl Breakey, Bonnie Bond, Ann Cutler, Colleen Bowhall, Ann Cota, Darlene Bosjolie. ROW TWO: Brenda Currier, Frances Baxter, Phillip Brothers, Linda Donnelly, Janis Bronson, Mary Ellen Dockum, Patricia Almasy, Miss Eva Bishop. ROW THREE: ,Terry DeShane, Robert Akland, Joel Bixby, Joel Dowe, Douglas Clary, Joseph Dufore, Ronald Campbell. MISSING: Arlene Baxter. ROOM 22--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Geraldine Grady. Marilyn Malley, Ethelda LaBaff, Joseph Gravelin, Lloyd Eurto, Sonja Halvorsen, Suzanne Langelier, Carolyn,Tenner, MaryLou French. ROW TWO: Margaret Enslow, Marion Greene, Helen Fl'EJgO, Leona LaBaff, Albert LaDue, Lynly Haggett, Paul Frederick, Dale Edwards. ROW THREE: David Lakins, Herbert Grant, Wayne Haggett, Lee Farrington,David Holtz, Terry Haggett. Juniors 11. , ff .gr gr, -. ROOM 20--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Margaret Sheets, Susan Purves, Claudia McLerman, Betty Oakes, Diane Warner, Ellen Royce, Mary Ellen Walsh, Diane Pressey, Doreen Luther, Linda McGibbon. ROW TWO: Connie Leroux, Judy Porter, Carolyn Searles, Trudy Root, Bonnie Linehan, Shirley Perry, Blaine Pelkey, Edward Powell, Gary Regan, Thomas McCabe, ROW THREE: Robert Wilson, Wayne Raymo. Philip Mackey. James McNairn, Glenn Stark, Donald Walker, PaulRamsey, Joseph Wilson. MISSING: Joann Pelsue, James Wickwire. Sophomores ROOM 8--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sandra LaBarge, Shirley LaDue, Ernest McGregor, Sharon LeCuyer, Barbara LaShomb. Judy LeCuyer, William Molnar, Allen McQuade, Karen Kelly. ROW TWO: Arlan O'Connor, Cheryl Kingsley, Phillip Holt, Dianne Goodrich, Sandra Greenwood, Vicky McNulty, Ann LaHair, Ruth Haggett, Phyllis Joy, ROW THREE: Mr. Albert Deitz, Richard Ober, Larry Hopsicker, Clifford Jesmer, Gary Hepfner, Jon Hazen, Don Kingsley, Mrs. Laura Phalen. ROW FOUR: Roy Oakes, Leo Paige, Robert Norton, Charles LaDue, Bernard Jarvis, .Tames McGinnis. , Sophomores aw, Constance ROOM '7--ROW ONE, Left toRight: Linda Cote, J aniceBeaudoin, Donna Emlaw, Margaret Bes Dumers, Sarah Colbert, Sharon Bourcier, Marilyn Casey, Beverly Beyer. ROW TWO: Earl Cook, Joan Despaw, Colin Campbell, Judy Barkley, Francis Brothers, Linda Fiacco, Harold Chapin, Diana Daggett. ROW THREE: Charlene Brower, Nancy Burns, Joseph Creighton, Judith Ginn, Arthur Clark, Thomas Barney, Maurice Campbell, Bernard Debien. ROW FOUR: Thomas Clark, William Fielding, Francis Cota, . . Allen Chilton, John Arquette, Charles Aumell, J er1y Flanders, Bernal d Foster, Edward len. ROOM 12--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Dianna Jock, Gary Reif, Mary Stanford, Terry Shantie, Robert Wil- helm, Joan Pircsuk,SusanStacy,RalphSchiavone,AnnTebo, Alfred Bombard. ROW TWO: Margo Richards, Janice Tiernan, Jackie O'Hara, Gloria Newcombe, Carol Planty, Diane Porter, Pat Pressey, Ingrid Wright, Lida Scheening, Penny Pelsue. ROW THREE: Thomas Todd, Linda Wilber, John Wing, Cheryl Simonette, Charline Patterson, James Valyo, Robert Richards. ROW FOUR: Bruce Seamans, Robert Senecal, Pat Town, Gary Wolstenholme, Doug Colbert, Thomas Searles. Freshmen ROOM 6--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Randall Holt, Katherine LaDue, Evelyn LaComb, Timothy LaMay, Michael Malley, Leslie Haggett, Marilyn Maurer, Ronald French, Belna-J o Gagnon. ROW TWO: Shirley LeBire, Thelma Martin, Sallie LeCuyer, Ellen Haggett, Gary LaShomb, Kathy Jones, Rita Guilbert, Craig Mahoney, Cheri McClure, ROW THREE: Mary LaRose, MelodyJarrell, Felix Levison, Jeanne Lacks, Diane da Ibey. ROW FOUR: Richard Holtz, Donna Hall, Cheryl Hunter, Ibey, Phil Jenner, Katie Lanctot, Lin Th0T1'1aS Laplantea Keith LaSiege, Mrs. Ann Howlett. ROOM 5--ROW ONE, Left toRight: LawrenceDean, Lois Breakey, Thomas Doran, Terry Despaw, Thaddeus Coller, Mike Edwards, Terry Campbell, Nancy Akland, JoAnn Brouse, Eleanor Colbert, Charles Bellinger. ROW TWO: Alan Dailey, Linda Adams, Maureen Calnon, Cheryll Bond, Bonnie Bethel, James Dishaw D Marilyn Debien, Carolyn Debien, Katherine Bellinger, Sharon Farmer. ROW THREE: Ronald Brothers, Rosemary Besaw, Constance Brothers, Charlene Aumell, Barbara Elliott, Mary Ayotte, John Dailey, Robert Firman, Darrell Bresee, Freshmen ..,...................u- OM 11 ROW ONE Left to Right- Jeffrey Wellner Charlotte Smith, Terry Steinburg, Nancy Smith, RO -- , . , Donald Wadleigh, Dawn Wadleigh, Jerry St. Hilaire, Joanne Walsh, Melody Sharlow. ROW TWO: William VanKennen, Diane Talcott, John Wolfe, Betty Witherell, Barbara Smith, Bob Stephenson, Glynn Royce, 'd S huler, Bonnie Woodward, W, George Cosgrove. ROW THREE: Daniel Warner, Richard Root, Davi c Timothy Richards, Sheryl Wolstenholme, Dale Smith, Richard Walker, Lynn Wright. ROOM 9--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Richard Planty, Priscilla Pelsue, Robert Palmer, Sharon Page, Grace Pai e Linda Packard, John McGee, Pamela Pelo, Vernon Osier, Annette Merkley. ROW TWO: Duane g , McQuown, Bonnie Poirier, Dianne Marie Porter, Fern Premo, Terry McDougall, Michael Osoway, Paul Perry, David Radell, William Parr. ROW THREE: William Molnar, Dick Quigley, Vincent Mellon, Allen McGlaughlin, Chester Pierce, Gary Perry, :Eighthers ROOM 2--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Larry Gage, Grace Haggett, Sharleen LaBarre, Nancy Emlaw, Linda Green, Richard Fiacco, Natalie Hayes, Pauline J andrew. ROW TWO: Diane Fredenburg, Cyrus Jones, Thomas Jarvis, John Flint, Michael LaHair, Terry Francis, Gerald Herne, Mrs. Sally Donah, ROW THREE: LeRoy Johnston, Marcia Gibson, John La.Barge, Mary Durham, Janet Lacks, Michael Desnoyers, Sharon Fullerton, Mr. James Glenn. ROW FOUR: Carl Eurto, Richard Hann, Gordon Gonyou, William Dunkelberg, Joan Dowe, Duane Hicken, Terry Jay, Daniel Dockum. MISSING: Terry Gladding, Diane Herne. ROOM 1- -ROW ONE, Left to Right: James Casselman, Judy Arquette, John Burns, David Bronson, Daniel Cassehnan, Patricia Debien, Deborah Beyer, Janet Bond, Catherine Berry, ROW TWO: Judy Bellinger, Susan Bond, Sheila Bullock, Sharon Cota, Teresa Briggs, Richard Almasy, Harold Borrman, Janice Buck, R . . . oger Bartlett, ROW THREE. Chester Ashley, Roger Cole, William Burch, Kenneth Colbert, Michael Brothers, William Bronson, Terry Alsup, JamesBishop,RichardConnel1y. ROW FOUR: Sheldon Bombard, Ronald Casey, Roger Clary, Donald Colbert, Bruce Bancroft, Donna Bancroft, Richard Castle, John Clark. Eighthers ROOM 4--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Yvonne Shea, Elburn Walters, Clarington Sawyer, Valerie Sharlow. Eleck Vari, Thomas Woodward, Harry Whalen, Nancy Walsh, Pamela Smith. ROW TWO: William Todd, Pat Stark, Sylvia Sharlow, David Smith, Phyllis Taylor, Sherry Shantie, Ronald Stacy, Kathy Trombly, Philip Yaddow. ROW THREE: June Wilkins, Rickie Zappia, Peggy Simons, James Wing, Orin Witherell, Carol Sullivan, Robert Smith, Bonnie Tyo, Thane Shaw. ROW FOUR: Wayne Wilber, Sandra Tiernan, Richard Young, Susan Spoor, Rodney Woodward, Richard Stark, Lorraine Seamans, Mr. Neil Coir. ROOM 3--ROW ONE, Left to RIGHT: Sharon Patraw, Thomas Parr, Frank Moody, John LeCuyer, Bruce Newcombe, Stephen Nemo, Bonnie McGee, Dale Martin,Patricia Pierce. ROW TWO: Joan O'Hara, Micheal Ross, Linda Levison, Rita Mackey, Molly Pressey, Phoebe Premo, Bernard Purvis, Annie Mattice, Mrs. Marjorie Walsh. ROW THREE: James Michaud, Robert Palmer, Ann Santimaw, Ernest Monroe, Fred Morgan, Patricia Ouimet, Helen Osoway, Joan Murray. ROW FOUR: Charles Planty, Edward LaShomb, John McLaughlin, David Russell, Allen LaPoint, David Richards, George Ramsey. Seventhers ROOM 10--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Frederick Wilhelm, David Shampine, Sheila Smith, Patrick Malley, Christine Wing, Pamela Scott, Sheila Wright, Donald Shepard, David Tebo, Joanne Richards. ROW TWO: Susan Oliver, Barbara Santimaw, Paul Yaddow, Richard Smith, Gilbert Simons, William Seeber, Jeffery Richards, David Champagne, William Walters, Joseph Stark. ROW THREE: Pamela Taylor, Lynda Sabad, Donna Lewey, Mary Shyne, Richard Senecal, Donna Trimboli, Rosalie Town, Laura Revier, Marjorie Wilson, Kenneth Seguin. MISSING: Michael Spotswood, Harold Stark. ROOM 3A--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Elizabeth Phalen, Patricia McNulty, Ann Palmer, Keith Maxin, Floyd LaShomb, James Pircsuk, Robert Markum, Robert McKenty, James Raymonda. ROW TWO: James O'Brian, Russell Oakes, Mar jie Paige, Carol Murcray, Barton McGregor, Mary Ann Lyons, Hattie Oakes, Donna Perry, Elaine Planty. ROW THREE: Susan Monroe, Beverly McQuown, Andra O'Hara, Clark Longest, Lester Long, Margaret Patterson, Debora Levison, Frank Penny. ROW FOUR: Philip Regan, Richard LaPoint, William Payne, Norman LaShomb, Lawrence Oakes, Raymond Mackey, Tad Mahoney. MISSING: Ellen Martin, Virginia McGregor. Seventhers ROOM 2A--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Gary Gladding, Linda Gonyea, William LaMora, Linda Herne, Jean LaDue, Marie Eurto, KeithGonyou, Theron Fedonick. ROW TWO: Gary Flanders,Thomas Durham, Richard Hughes, J amina Jannette, Karen Kaiser, Nancy Kennedy, Patricia Hunter, Alta Haggett. ROW THREE: Everett Guyette, Richard Jesmer, Bernedette Fiacco, Phyllis Haggett, Cauleen Fleury, Kay Ibey, Linda Dufore. ROW FOUR: Donna Griffith, Hiram Gladden, Michael Fiacco, Robert Donahue, Robert LaBaff, Bruce Fullerton. MISSING: Paula Henderson. ROOM 1A--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Thomas Colbert, MadaleineBregg,TerryBurrows, Deborah Bruyere, Susan Beyer, Patricia Blair, Pamela Cole, Danny Allen, Timothy Baxter, ROW TWO: Herbert Colby, Martha Calnon, .Tanice Deon, Patricia Burns, Sheila Barry, Roy Bixby, Roger Debien, Muriel Bellinger, Bonnie Bartlett. ROW THREE: Merline Adams, Charlene Delosh, William Chudzinski, Tony Almasy, Deborah Bond, Paulette Bond, Richard Brothers, William Currier, Robert Clark. MISSING: Alberta Barkley, ,Terry Berry, Gene Bullock, Michael Cutler. 4, Paz, in L X 9' J '51-11514 22121 wifi k 'Y X! if S j i' i ' ' Q f m assi ,pil 5 4 , r 3 4 ,wr 1 '-- - if Si i iflvi' ,T 'iii 4' My 1 -xv 'f :V Jvn.. w 2,?M: :cs ' .27 f '3f- rv il L5 if Yfg-fflinflfi-212, ,X- Jf 2? xi .2 ., . , ' Q Exif me 1' if W Q 5 y - L,m,, -zwef f 'EEBQIQ ,V A ef ' E 11 -,iyffg M y ,kill ff: 3551, W gf ,. ,gy x I . I A 4 1 Q i 1 f f P V , 1' ' X f Y , I X I Em T, Q 1 Wk 2 ,,.M, H V Tse ME kg J 2 ic , -sa, 'lu , . Ei in, 1' g . ' 'wif bei, q i A , Wm I i if gas Y , 21 TEN fziif , 2 1 Q Q. :ff ,.. gggigggiw, W s i ' M- -an ' ww . if igiegsigg gf., L. I .. g ui? S L i ' ik-ws gf: qw' , 'f . cs.: if 'N if f Pi- '- 'x x' ' fi N V 1- -vf,4fix , 179' '14 : :rf 4 SZ 5 ' is Q 1 f , i ii, 'fin :il 11- 2'5- .-,.fE4.:g:gWEg: ,EL ,, L ,51-gpg A 55z:,3yg, ' .. , Lf-S1fH,i,1.i?57 ' Yrs!-4 - , -1 X ll 1 A 55515' m f 1 - QR, K, . , J ni 35 K 5 wi gi v mf , lift k::':55fk5ikI...vi.:l',,Z . Mgsigsziff i M There is a time for many things. English Proverb lllllmllllllllllllllll W New ROW ONE, Left to Right: Joan Nash, Nilah Frego, Linda Nemo. Mary Carolyn Hall, Barbara Raymo, Kathleen McDonald, Linda Seeley, ROW TWO: Sheila Herne, Dianne Sabad, Ruth McGee, Pamela Jarrell, Sandra Dufore, Sandra Lee, JoAnn Chappell, Joan LaDuke, Robert Radell, Rose Cutler, Clarence Barney, Suzanne Baxter, JudyClark, Marilyn LaComb, Patricia Richardson, Emily Tebo, Jane Perry. MISSING: Allan Spoor, Steve Wing. IN CIRCLE: Co-Editors, Patricia Connelly, Mary Lou Colbert. Advisor ................. Mrs. Frances Root Sandra Lee, Emily Tebo. Photography Advisor .... .... M r, Robert Plumb Prophets ...... Judy Clark, Steve Wing, JoAnn Co-Editors .... Pat Connelly, Mary Lou Colbert Chappell, Linda Nemo. Assistant Editors . . .Seniors, Judy Doran: Classes, Advertising ..... Sue Baxter, Manager: Rose Carolyn Hall, A dminist r ation, Barb Raymo: Cutler, Ruth McGee, Nilah Frego, Joan Nash Activities, Mary Davey, Sandra Lee: Athletics, Bob Radell, Pat Richardson. Allan S poor: Music, Carolyn Clark. Art and Arrangement ...... . Joan Tyo, Kitty Greene, Business Managers . . . Joeanne Shantie, Kathleen Clarence Barney. MacDonald. Typists ,,,,, . Sandy Dufore, Sharon Cole, Dianne Photography ........ Pat Dean, Sandra Lee Sabad, Pam J' arrell, Joan LaDuke, Sheila Herne, Lawyers . . . Marilyn LaComb, Linda Seeley, Deanna Bresee. 61 Davey, Carolyn Clark, Judy Doran, Kathryne Greene, Joeanne Shantie, 62- Student Council ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mary Lou Colbert, Kathryne Green, Carolyn Clark, Carolyn Hall, Joeanne Shantie, Sandra McClure, Ayse Iplikci. ROW TWO: Ronald Stacey, Roy Bixby, Joanne Walsh, Margaret Besaw, Elizabeth Phalen, Paula Henderson, Patricia Pressey. ROW THREE: Ellen Royce, Suzanne Langelier, Molly Pressey, Mary Catherine Durham, .T anet Bond, CheriMcClure. ROW FOUR: TerryMcDouga11, Mike Edwards, ,Ton Hazen, 2: R Stephen Wing . . . . President 5 ra, 'Kg' Patricia Dean . . . . Vice-President f Patricia Connelly . . Secretary Q ' Colleen Bowhall Treasurer iff 42725, g K. 12 or .. Q av. W 5 at A SQ : ix Q5 fasra Wim Mmm ' XXI? f i M-xx I 1 ' . . fx 5? H 34 r 1. 3? S 3 5 A 1' A I ,N xx . . . . . an N 6 C 2 K wh. Vi R 'av , n PSWM. . 1. , ,Q :Q V. 1-vyaw ' . fvlfqfw, ' D 45 H 'Z N V453 ,N - -, , 'it ' t 1 .Z Q: May., , ,fu YU -,M :Q . 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We grew to know her as a very sweet and sensitive girl with an overwhelming desire to please. She learned quickly and soon became as adept in using gee, ok and come on as any student from the U,S.A, She has added to our fun and memories in countless ways as our first exchange student. We hope, after her return to Istanbul, that she will always remember her friends and family here. OFFICERS President Joeanne Shanue Vice President Lours Kauffman Secretary, Diane Warner Treasurer , Joel Bixby 1 I sl ' 'L ' 'K ' f Notionol Honor Society ROW ONE: Constance Hend e rs on, Margaret Besaw, Kathryne Greene, Carolyn Hall, Joan Tyo, Barbara Raymo, Carolyn Jenner, M ary Ellen Kauffman, Edward Allen, Joeanne Shantie, John Wing. ROW Colleen Bowhall, Patrick Town, Cheryl Breakey, Patricia Almasy Ellen Walsh, John Molnar. S c h o I o rs h i p Dockum, Victoria Mc Nulty, Kathleen Mc Donald, Ayse Iplicki, Briggs, RobertAkland, JonHazen, Diane Warner, Suzanne Langelier, Louis T WO: Susan Mary Winners Alternofes Student Prints SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Clark, Linda Nemo, Judy Doran, Car- olyn Hall, Barbara Raymo, Mary Ellen Dockum, Pat Connelly. ROW ONE, h Suzanne Lan elier, Kath- Standing: Mrs. Janet Dominick, Joeanne S antie, g ryne Green, Mary Ellen Walsh, Mary Davey. ROW TWO: Robert Norton, Louis Kaffman, Larry'Buck, Stephen Wing. Science Club ROW ONE, S e a t e dg Cheryl Hunter, Linda Seely, James Dishaw, Daniel Warner, Elea- nor Colbert, Belna Jo Gagnon, Joan Dow e, Mary Catherine Durham, Thane Shaw, Molly Pressey, Nancy Walsh. ROW T W O: Ro b e r t Stephenson, Ralph Schiavone, Jean Lacks, John Wolfe, Joeanne Brouse, Robert Wilhelm, Jeffery Wel- lener, Thelma Martin, Bruce Newcomb, James Patraw. Timothy Richards, Bruce Sea- mons. ROW THREE: Thomas LaPlant, Donald Kingsley, Ed- ward Allen, Robert Senecal, Roy Oaks, Lawrence Hop- sic k e r, Glynn Royce, Lynn Wright, Richard Holtz. Library Club ROW ONE, Left t0RighI:P31'I1S1aJ'a1'r8l1, ViC6-P1 6Si- dentg Sandra Lee, President: Jacqueline O'Hara, Gloria Newcombe, Carol Planty, ConnieDumers. ROW TWO: Pat Almasy, Mary Lou Colbert, Secretary-Treasurerg Sandy Nemo, Joan LaDuke, S heila Herne, Leona LaBaff, Sharon Page, ROW THREE: Janice Tiernan, Ellen Haggett, Lois Clark, Sandy Dufore, Dianne Porter, Mrs. Frances Root, Advisory Susan Bond, Suzanne Baxter, Susan Beyer, Ethelda LaBafL Medical Club SEATED, Left to Right: Sandra Lee, Sonja Halvorsen, Diane Pressey, Robert Norton, Arlene Baxter and Ayse Iplikci. STANDING: Mrs. Josephine Harrington, Sandra Perry, Joan Despaw, Linda Nemo, Sandra Nemo, Donna Emlaw, Beverly Beyer, Marion Greene, Charlene Brower, Lois Clark, Patricia Almasy, Geraldine Grady, Patricia Pressey and Bonnie Wood- ward. Chess Club STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Kenneth Marisseau, Ralph Schiavone, John Wing, James Valyo, Robert Firman, Roy Oakes, and Robert Senecal. SEATED: Louis Kauffman, Terence Shantie, Bruce Seamans and Edward Allen. 66, FTA ROW ONE, Left to Right: Colleen Bowhall, Karen Kelly, Jerry Flanders. ROW TWO: Ingrid Wright, Pat Pressey, Charlene Brower, Nancy -Burns. ROW THREE: Mary Ellen Dockum, Carolyn Jenner, Ruth Haggett, Helen Frego. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Marjorie Bowhall, Carolyn l-Iall, President. FBLA ROW ONE, Left to Right: Arlene Baxter, Claudia McLennan, Susan Briggs, Patricia Almasy, Betty Oakes, Ann Cota, Margaret Sheets. ROW TWO: Judy Porter, Shirley Gorey, JoAnn Chappell, Sharon LaDue, Phyllis Joy, Betty Cutler, PatRichardson. STANDING: Allan Spoor, Mr. William Corbett, Advisor: Marilyn Malley, Frances Baxter, Judy Clark, Lois Clark, FHA SEATED, Left to Right: Janice Tiernan, Catherine Bell- inger, Sandy LaBarge, Dianne Porter, Linda Donnelly, Judy Clark, Mary LaRose, LaDonnaRoden, Linda Fiacco, Dianne Sabad, Arlene Baxter, Darlene Bosjolie, Nancy Talcott, ROW TWO: Sharon Page, Ellen Haggett, Lois Clark, Fern Premo, Melody J arrell, Sandy Dufore, President: Susan Purves, Vice-President: J oeanneShan- tie, Secretary: Connie Leroux, Treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Burns, Sarah Colbert, JoAnn Chappell, Sharon LaDue, Leona LaBaff, Nancy Duegaw, Shirley Gorey, Gerry Grady, Linda Wilbur. Pep Club B ROW ONE, Left to Right: Susan Purves, Marilyn Malley, Lois Breakey, Charlotte Smith, Claudia McLennan, Marie Smith, Sharon Page, Kathy LaDue, Donna Emlaw, Nancy Smith. ROW TWO: Sheila Herne, Susan Briggs, Shirley LaDue, Grace Paige, Penny Pelkey, Nancy Akland, JoAnn Brouse, Joanne Walsh, Connie Dumers, Melody Sharlow, ROW THREE: Mary Stanford, Joan Nash, Dianne Sabod, Anne Cutler, Joan Pircsuk, Mary Ellen Walsh, Sonja Halvorsen, Doreen Luther, Evelyn LaComb, Thelma Martin. ROW FOUR: Beverly Beyer, Marilyn Casey, Sallie LeCuyer, JoAnn Chappell, Lois Clark, Judy Clark, Kathryne Greene, Marilyn Maurer, Suzanne Langelier, Bonnie Poirier, ROW FIVE: Karen Kelly, Cheryl Kingsley, Dianne Goodrich, Bonnie Bethel, Shirley Gorey, Carol LeCuyer, Barbara Smith, Sharon Cole, Bonnie Woodward, Judy Ginn. ROW SIX: Mary Lou French, Charlene Brower, Kathy I ones, Janice Tiernan, Ellen Haggett, Carolyn Hall, Kathleen McDonald, Cheri McClure, Belna Jo Gagnon, Katherine Bellinger. ROW SEVEN: Mary Davey, Ingrid Wright, Nancy Burns, Marion Greene, Ruth Haggett, Suzanne Baxter, Barbara Elliot, Shirley Perry, Mary Ellen Dockum, Sandie Dufore. ROW EIGHT: Nancy Talcott, Sandra McClure, Sheryl Wolstenholme, Charline Patterson, Linda Wilber, Pat Almasy, Linda Nemo, A Day Alarm Day was a cold day in October when all the alarm clocks belonging to Seniors were placed in their lockers and set for 2:20 P.M. It was A day! This one activity will be remembered longer than any club activity. Although the actual plot took only one day, the recovery lasted much longer. Some of the culprits are pictured left, Kneeling:4John Castle. Standing, Mary Lou Colbert, Pat Connelly. Sports But what min ut es! Count them by sensation, and not by calendars, and each moment is a day, and the race a life. Contarini Fleming Cross Country Q .L-, ROW ONE, Left to Right: Terry McDougall, Tim LaMay, Duane Richards, Terry Steinberg, Dick Root, Bob Palmer, Tom Bethel, Harold Chapin, John Wing, Billy Parr, Duane McQuown. ROW TWO: Dick Walker, Francis Cota, Jeri-yDeShane, David Holtz, Gary Wolstenholme, Doug Clary, Pat Town, Jim Antoine, Bill Fielding, .T im Valyo, Ed Witherell. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Colin Seeber, Du ane Richards, Tom Bethel. ROW TWO: Bob Radell, John Levison, Bernard Mackey, Below, ROW ONE: Wayne Haggett, David Lakins, John Arquette, Jim Wickwire, Charles LaDue, Allen Chil- ton, Leslie l-laggett, ROW TWO: Tom LaBarge, Doug Clary, Torn Bethel, Lee Farrington Qin backj, Touch Football Champions Touch Football Captains Og' - f Varsity Baseball - 1960-61 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Bernard Mackey, Tom La Comb, Frank Sabad, Joe Fiacco, Mickey Markum, John Kish, Colin Seeber. Pat Donahue. ROW TWO: Coach, Ray Miller: Tom Labarge, Pat Stephenson, Dick McDougall, Tom Fiacco, Doug Clary, John Saarinen, Denny Clary, John Levison, Ronnie Regan. NNCS 2 8 1 3 2 '7 5 18 1 3 5 4 17 1 OPPONENTS St. Law. Central ifst. Mary's Academy HIO. F. A. Watertown High ifPotsdam Central iiGouverneur i?Canton Central 4fSt. Mary's Academy Indian River Cent. 40. F. A. 4?Potsdam Central ifGouverneur +'ifCanton Central 'Massena Central ' Playoff finals 135 League Games The Varsity Baseball team of 1961 had a very full and successful season under their new coach, Ray Miller. The coach and the boys on the squad worked very hard winning eight games and losing only five during the regular season. Although the team lost the final game of the sectiona1P1ay-off champion- ship to Massena, they should be commended for having a verygood season. We can only hope that the 1962 squad can establish as good a record as their predecessors. Best of luck to the 1962 squad from the Key- stoner Staff. Junior Varsity Baseball -1960 - 61 A ads, .. A., 1 . t Q ROW ONE, Left to Right: Bernard Debien, Phil Holtz, Bob Akland, Joey Gravelin, Ralph Schiavone, J on Hazen, John Wing, Allen Chilton, James Valyo, Clifford J essmer, Colin Campbell, Bill Fielding. ROW TWO: Coach Baxter, Joel Dowe, Tom McCabe, Bob Wilson, John Arquette, John Cora, Harold Chapin, Glen-Stark, Lee Farrington, Gary Regan, Jerry DeShane, Jim Wickwire, Bob Jamieson. NNCS OPPONENTS 2 O. F. A. 6 9 Potsdam 12 8 Gouverneur 12 10 Canton 0 0 Massena 18 '7 O. F. A. 10 15 Gouverneur 4 1 Malone 14 6 Canton 4 0 Massena 9 Althought the 1961 .T . V. Baseball team did not have as successful a season as did the Varsity. winning three games and losing seven games, we are sure the boys did their best. We know the more experienced 1962 squad will be more successful and I wish them luck on behalf of the Keystoner Staff. Varsity Basketball ROW ONE, Left to Right: David Lakins, Bob Akland, Doug Clary, Gary Wolstenholme Terry Haggett J 1m Wickwire, Pat Town. ROW TWO: Gary Hepfner, Managerg Colin Seebei John Kish, Bernard Mackey Dean Hunter, Larry Buck, Duane Richards, Tom Bethel. NNCS SCOREBOARD NNCS OPPONENTS Malone 67 U' Gouverneur 4' 41 Tupper Lake '78 Canton ' 58 O. F. A. 55 , Massena 48 . Potsdam ' 61, Saranac Lake 4' 44 Gouverneur 41 Tupper Lake ' Canton O. F, A. ' Potsdam Massena 4' Saranac Lake -Malone ' 'V Home Games 66 73 51 46 5 47 66 37 y 885 ' Junior Varsity Basketball 1 . '13 y' t 'N sh ROW ONE, Left to Right: Allan McG1aughlin, Vince Mellon, Francis Cota, Felix Levison, Craig Mahoney, Dick Walker, Dick Root, .Terry St. Hilaire, Randy Holt, Manager. ROW TWO: George Ramsey, Bernard Foster, J on Hazen, John Dailey, Terry McDougall, Ed Witherell, John Wing, Tim LaMaY, James Bishop. NNCS 21 '27 23 '27 1'7 24 '30 s'3O 30 '25 25 '39 1 33 '40 36 '40 T55 Malone Gouverneur Tupper Lake Canton O. F. A. Massena Potsdam Saranac Lake Gouverneur Tupper Lake Canton O. F. A. Potsdam Massena Saranac Lake Malone ' Home Games I The Varsity and J. V. Cagers had identical records of 5 and 11 for the season. The records of both teams were better than indicated, as both teams lost some close hard fought contests. Spirit on the team picked up as both teams were able to win some games. This is the most successful season in many years for the Varsity Cagers and prospects look bright for next year and years to come. 7th and 8th Grade Basketball ROW ONE, Left to Right: David Tebo, James Raymonda, Robert Markum, Floyd LaShomb, Daniel Allen, William Seeber, Tony Almasy. ROW TWO: Frank Penny, Gilbert Simons, Tad Mahoney, Thomas Colbert, Richard LaPoint, Thomas Durham, Herbert Colby, Lawrence Oakes. ROW THREE: Chester Ashley, John LaBarge, Ronald Stacy, James Wing, Terry Alsup, Roger Clary, Roderick Woodward, Dick Castle ROW FOUR: Mr. Robert Gardner, Coachg Terry Jay, Raymond Mackey, Ronald Casey, Donald Colbert, Ernest Monroe, Fred Morgan, Phil Regan, Mr. Donald Gallagher, Coach. Wrestling ROW ONE, Left to Right: Allan McQuade, Wayne Wilber. D a v i d Richards, B er- n a r d J a r v is, Donald Kingsley, T i m Richards, Leon Ober, Mike M alley, Larry Dean, Carl Eurto, James Patraw. iv. Hockey KNEELING, Left to Right: William Fielding, Al Schuler, Larry Gravelle Tom McCabe Tom LaBarge Steve Patnode, Allen Chilton, Harold Chapin, Mike Edwards, Earl Cook STANDING Coach Co1r Cohn Campbell Ralph Schiavone, Robert Wilson, James Valyo, Lee Farrington, Bill VanKennen Jim Antorne Richard McDou all Alan Daile Clifford Iesmer David Schuler Phili Jenner Thomas Todd Coach Corbet t MISSING S , Y. . . D Herbert Grant. + Potsdam 2 NNCS + sr. Law. 2 NNcs 3 W' + Salmon Central 1 NNCS 4 V V + Massena 2 NNCS ' St. Law. 0 NNCS 2 4 + Rome 4 NNCS 1 -4 + Canton 5 NNCS 0 I ' Alex. Bay 8 NNCS 1 Salmon Central 2 NNCS 2 Alex. Bay 3 NNCS 2 Salmon Central 1 NNCS 6 W St. Law. 2 NNCS BW Lake Placid Tournament sr. Law. 1 NNCS ay! Alex Bay 6 NNCS 2 7' Salmon ' cemm 3 NNCS 2 4 Clarkson Tournament Salmon M Central 1 NNCS 6f . Alex. Bay 2 NNCS 1'Q Home Games + Non-League Games Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Ioeanne Shantie. ROW TWO: Joan Tyo, Carolyn Clark. ROW THREE : Diane Warner, Barbara Raymo, Colleen Bowhall. J.V. Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Priscilla Pelsue, Linda Mat son. ROW TWO: Judy Ginn, Sharon LeCuyer ROW THREE: Vicky McNulty, Ann LaHair. J.V. Moiorettes 3 Mary Lou Colbert, Drum Majorette X X X , ,f ROW ONE, Left to Right: Kathy Trombley, Pamela Smith, Judy Arquette. Row TWO: Linda Green, Sherri Shantie, Sue Briggs. Nilah Frego, Head Majorette Er Varsity Mcliorettes ROW ONE, Left to Right: Dianne Sabad, Linda Seeley. ROW TWO: Ruth McGee, Trudy Root, Dianne Goodrich. ROW THREE: Helen Frego, Sandra McClure, Charline Pattersom. 79 ex, 3 1 Girls' Bowling LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Donahue, Bob Hand, Terry Haggett, Bryan Gibson, Bruce Edwards, Gary Bala- ban, John Be sa w, Francis Brothers, Don Kingsley, John Castle. Girls' Softball LEFT TO RIGHT: Constance Leroux, Bonnie Hull Ioan Tyo, Rosemary Orologio, M ary L ou Colbert Patricia Connelly, Eileen F oste r, Sharon Johnson Patricia Grady. Boys' Bowling ROW ONE, Left to Right: Michele Whitman, Val- erie Sharlow, Shirley LeBire, Grace Paige, Sylvia Sharlow, Susan Bond, Evelyn LaComb. ROW TWO: Iva Searles, Ann Satimaw, Annie Mattice, Carolyn D e b i e n, Melody Sharlow, Marilyn Debien, Ioan Dowe, Rita Guilbert, Linda Levison, Kathy Jones, Kathy Bellinger, Bonnie Tyo, Boys' Volleyboll ROW ONE, Left to Right: Rodney Ruger, Lloyd LaMora, Michael Markum, John Kish, Robert Besaw, Lee Farrington. ROW TWO: Joe Dufore. Ray T ow n, Larry Buck, Darrel Shyne, John Margittay. 80 Music vw ? 1 5'mjf'Q'Z 434 illllllllllllllllillllllllm Music is the universal language of mankind Henry Wadsworth Longfellow W 1 3 , ., Symphonic Choir ROW ONE, Left toRight: ConnieDumers, Donna Emlow, Prisci1laPelsue, Dianne Sabad, Alan Dailey, Phil J enner, Robert Stephen Thomas Doran, John McGee, John Wolfe, Lois Breakey, Joanne Walsh, Penny Pelkey, Linda Matson, ROW TWO: Carol Mochel, Karen Kelly, Kathryne Greene, Ronald Regan, Joel Bixby, Paul Frederick, Gary Regan, John Wing, Daniel Warner, Ralph Schiavone, Debien, Bonnie Bethel, Carolyn Debien, Melody Sharlow. ROW THREE: Vicky McNulty, Nancy Talcott, .T udy Ginn, Dianne .Terry Flanders, Vince Mellon, Charles Aumell, Tom LaPlante, Leonard Halpern, Louis Kauffman, Roy Oakes, T er ry McDougall, Ruth Haggett, JoAnn Pelsue, Sandra McClure, Bonnie Poirier. ROW FOLR: NancyBurns, Charlene Brower, Carol LeCuyer, Sheryl Carolyn Hall, Bob Akland, John Kish, Tom LaBarge, Ingrid Wright, Ann LaHair. Judy Doran, Carolyn Clark. SEATED: John Jeanne Lacks, Ayse Iplikci, Dorothy Morgan, Judy LeCuyer, Cheryl Breakey, Ellen Royce, Colleen Bowhall, Mark Ginn, Howard 84 son, Blaine Pelkey, Leslie Haggett, Director, CBFOIYUJ-EIIHST, Nancy Akland .Tim Dishaw, Rita Guilbert, Marilyn Goodrich, Cheryl Kingsley, LarryBuck, Robert Norton, Mary Ellen Dockum, Wolstenholme, Charline Patterson, Molnar, Accompanist. MISSING: Palmer. Jr. High Chorus ROW ONE, Left to Right: Yvonne Shea, Martha Calnon, Bonnie McGee, Susan Oliver, Debbie Bruyere, Ann Palmer, Pam Scott, Charlene Delosh, Sheila Smith, Sheila Barry, Roy Bixby, Terry Burrows, Nancy Emlaw, Barbara Santi- maw. ROW TWO: Carol Mochel, Directorg Mary Ann Lyons, Pam Cole, Janice Deon, Patty Blair, Patty McNulty, JoAnn Richards, Janet Lacks. Janet Bond, Donna Perry, JoAnn Shampine, Patty Hunter, Margie Paige, Torn Durham, Marcia Gibson, Debbie Beyer. Molly Pressey, Nancy Walsh, Pat Debien, Jean LaDue. ROW THREE: Bob Smith, Carol Sullivan, Linda Levison, Alta Haggett, Janice Buck, Mary Durham, Pat Malley, Phyllis Haggett, Linda Dufore, Sharon Fullerton, Elaine Planty, Jamie Jeanette, Linda Sabod, Christine Wing, Marie Eurto, Dick Hann, Bob McKenty, Russel Oakes, John LaBa1-ge, Dan Dockum, Ronald Stacey, Frank Moody. ROW FOUR: Peggy Patterson, Carol Murcray, Phyllis Taylor, Lorraine Seamans, Thane Shaw, Laura Revier, Donna Griffith, Natalie Hayes, Rickie Zappia, Donna Trimboli, Bill Payne, Donna Bancroft, Peggy Simons, Sherrie Shantie, Joan Dowe. MISSING: Richard Senecal, Dianne Murphy. SEATED: John Molnar. Jr. High Chorus Senior Bond ROW ONE, Left to Right: John Molnar, Louis Kauffman, Kathryne Greene, Nancy Akland, Bonnie Bethel, Penny Pelkey, TWO: Peggy Simons, Natalie Hayes, Rickie Zappia, Diane Warner, Ingrid Wright, Gary Regan, Carolyn Clark, Charlene Doran, Maureen Calnon, Mary Ellen Dockum. ROW THREE: Jeff Wellner, Vicky McNulty, Robert Norton, Annette Merkley, Judy Ginn, Richard Holtz, John Wolf, James Dishaw, Richard Quigley, Mike Edwards, John Dailey, Robert Firman, R obert FOUR: Robert Donovan, Director: Pat Stephenson, Tom Doran, John LaBarge, Lee Farrington, Carolyn Jenner, K a t h l e en McDonald. ROW Aumell, Nancy Burns, J u d y Eleanor Colbert, Lois Breakey, Akland, F r ed Morgan, ROW Jr. High Bond ROW ONE, Left to Right: Donna Lewey, Sheila Smith, Linda Gonyea, Colleen Fleury, Madaleine Bregg, Ann Palmer, Patty Hunter, Karen Kyser, Deborah Bond, Deborah Bruyere, Martha Calnon. ROW TWO: Elaine Planty, Mary Ann Lyons, Alta Haggett, Mary Shyne, Pamela Taylor, Patty McNulty, Phyllis Haggett, Danny Dockum, Carol Murcray, Beverly McQuown, Muriel Bellinger, Nancy Kennedy. ROW THREE: Marcia Gibson, Bonnie Bartlett, Judy Arquette, Patty Pierce, Rose Town, Bonnie Tyo, Bunny Fiacco, Betsy Phalen, Patty Burns, Sherri Shantie, SheilaBarry, Chris Wing, Phil Regan, Richard Fiacco, John Burns, Danny Allen, James Wing. ROW FOUR: Peggy Patterson, Robert Donovan, Robert Palmer, Mike Fiacco, Ronnie Stacey, Herb Colby, Bernard Purves, Frank Moody, Robert Markum, Raymond Mackey. Girls' Glee Club ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sheila Herne, Judy Clark, Lois Clark, Joan Nash, Fern Premo, Judy LeCuyer, ROW TWO: Marilyn Maurer, Diane Porter, Bonnie Poirier, JoAnn Chappell, JoAnn Brouse, Barbara LaShomb, Carol Mochel, Director. ROW THREE: Barbara Smith, Carol LeCuyer, Betty Cutler, Linda Donnelly, Barbara Elliot, Kathy Jones, Bonnie Woodward. 87 lb A , I U 21444. XI 1 Wd gf X H :Ski Z! 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P o t s d a m ' s CCM Skates Hockey Equipment Leading Furniture Store Potsdam New York 92 C0mPTTment5 DENNY'S DRUG STORE of School Suppl ies NORWOOD HARDWARE so ELECTRIC gandies - Cggmetigs Norwood, New York Norfolk New York our prints have to match! sam 14, :wma 4? RICHARDS 81 DONOHUE, Inc. 950 Ridge Road Webster, New York Representatives- Long Island - Mr. Charles Richards Rochester - Mr. George Scott Albany - Mr. Donald McQuay Orchard Park - Mr. Harry Macwilliams Binghamton - Mr. Ethan Mellen East Aurora - Mrs. Helene Wear Syracuse - Mr. Melzar Richards Buffalo - Mrs. Sophie Jezioro Compl imonts Compliments of of Y THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK FAY HUNTER Norwood, New York Norfolk, New York 93 Compliments of PAGE'S MARKET Norfolk, New York Compliments of FREGO'S PACKAGE STORE Norwood, New York Compliments of EARL M. SMITH STORE, Mechanic Street Norwood New York Phone FLeetwood 3-883l H. P. TODD Service Station Goodrich Tubeless Tires Norwood New York Compliments of GEORGE HALL CORPORATION 502 Riverside Avenue Ogdensburg New York Distributors of Chevron and Halco Petroleum Products SEALTEST FOODS Division of National Dairy Products Corporation Andrews Street Road Massena New York Compliments of I HERBERT'S Formals For All Occasions I4 Market Street Potsdam New York Phone CO 7-2l59 HWe Give S 8 H Green Stampsn Compliments of L. AND I. FRENCH Mechanic Street Norwood, New York Compliments of 94 NORWOOD BAKERY Congratulations to Class of '62 DON JARVIS BARBER SHOP Norwood New York Phone C0lony 7-2556 CAREY'S Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry 33 Market Street Potsdam New York Compliments of MC CORMICK BROTHERS I Norwood New York l Congratulations to Class of '62 ROYCE CLOTHING STORE Arch Royce, Prop. 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It's a good lifef Perhaps it could be your life's work. ,KINNEY DRUGS PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Downtown Potsdam 5 Seaway Center Compliments of QUONSET STEAK HOUSE Compliments of LARRY'S BARBER SHOP Mechanic Street Norwood New York WING'S SERVICE STATION S Sc H Green Stamps Gas - Oil - General Repairs Automatic Car Wash Norwood, New York Phone FLeetwood 3-2561 Compliments of E L W O 0 D ' S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Norwood New York ADIRONDACK AUTO SALES ae Pontiac Sales and Service HWe Guarantee to Please Youu Potsdam New York NURWDUD, II. Y. PHONE: FLEETWDUD 3-2135 We Sell Springers We BUY Complete D8ll'l6S. Compl Imentg Q-F So LAVlGNE'S HOTEL Be Sure To Drop By And Let U5 Make YOU A Norfolk, New York Satisfied Customer Dining Out Tonight? Dine and Dance COCA-CCLA COACH DINER BOTTLING COMPANY CF MASSENA, INC. 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LAWRENCE COUNTY BANK of Canton, New York Established I866 Norwood Office Norwood, New York Compliments of DAILEY Real Estate Broker Norwood New York Compliments of L. PUCCIA S CO. Fresh Fruits 8 Vegetables Watertown New York Compliments of SUNSET LODGE Norwood New York Best Wishes to Class of '62 M. J. REAGAN COMPANY Coal - Bottled Gas - Fuel Oil Kerosene Phone FLeetwood 3-6626 Norwood New York Compare Prices Compare Quality Clopman's Are Never Undersold CLOPMAN FURNITURE S APPLIANCES 102 Main Street Norwood Compliments of DOM'S RESTAURANT Foods, Legal Beverages, and Pizza Don Germano, Prop. Raymondville New York Compliments of DONALD BIXBY Compliments WEL-TEVREDEN RESTAURANT 5 MOTEL Route 22 Salem New York HThe Country's Best in Which to Restu Josephine 5 Jon Harrington Compliments of THE BING STEVENS STORE Sporting Goods Canton New York LA BRAKE 8 SONS Plumbing and Heating Norwood New York Compliments of GEORGE A. GIBSON COMPANY Blue Coal - Gulf Solar Heat Kerosene - Fuel Oil Building Supplies Wholesale Auto Parts Phone FLeetwood 3-225l Norwood New York Best Wishes to the Class of '62 MONTGOMERY WARD Potsdam New York Compliments of POTSDAM G.L.F. Feed Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies Lawn and Garden Equipment Phone COlony 7-29lO POtSdam New York We Supply All Kinds Of Linens And Office Towels ABELOVE'S LINEN SU PPLY, INC. Linen Supply Since i904 Norwood Road Phone CO 7-2923 Potsdam New York CRWCJOD BOWL AL'S JOB SHOP Letterheads - Envelopes Programs Wedding Invitations and Announcements Phone CO 7-A322 7 Maple Street Potsdam Congratulations tothe Class of '62 TEBO INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Phone FLeetwood 3-2487 34 Prospect Street Norwood New York POTSDAM FEED S COAL COMPANY, INC. Manufacturer of PFC Feeds Coal - Fuel Oil - Kerosene - Gasoline Complete Builders' Supplies Phone CO 7-945i Potsdam New York Compliments of M. H. FISHMAN 8 CO. Potsdam, New York ANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Norfolk New York Compliments of H A L L ' S General Store Ice Cream Raymondville New York Compliments to The Senior Class TENNANT ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE, INC. Potsdam New York Compliments of F. E. SHYNE AND SONS Gas - Oil - Tires Meats Barbeques Groceries Norfolk EV 4-46lh New York SABOD T V SALES AND SERVICE Tel. EVergreen A-4278 Norfolk New York Compliments of THE BEAUTY BAR IO Pleasant Street Norwood New York Phone FL 3-2397 Compliments Compliments of of MAYHEW'S R. S. WHITE WHOLESALE Norwood, New York Canton, New York DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM Potsdam New York gwsu ,ik Mg, . s ,E 3 5 , . a if I ,5 .... omtumiul MEMBER Phone CO 7-9635 LESLIE G. ROOD Farm Family Life Insurance Company DY E'S PLACE Albany I' New York Fangy Groceries RFD 41, Norwood, New York Gag and Oil PVIODG: FLGSUNOOCI 3-2'-+33 North Stockholm, New York Congratulations to Class of '62 BUCK FU ERAL HGNIE 105 Compliments of F. AND F. LAVIGNE Norfolk New York EV 4-4688 Compliments of MARTIN BRANDT Norfolk, New York JIM 8 SHINE'S Bar and Grill Cabbage Rolls and Spaghetti All Legal Beverages Phone Evergreen M-9995 Norfolk, New York TAYLOR SCHOOL BUS SALES' Distributor Superior School and Transit Coaches HThe best children in St. Lawrence County ride in Superior Coaches.H Good Luck, Herman R. Taylor Phone - 87l9 25 Park Street Canton New York 06 Compliments of ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Compliments of GEORGE W. BAILEY JOSEPH STICK Optometrists ' Ogdensburg, N. Y. Norwood, N- Y TROMBOLl'S GROCERY 5 SERVICE STATION Meats - Groceries - Gas Raymondville, New York FLACK SCHOOL BUS DISTRIBUTCDR Ward Bodies Best Wishes to the Sensor Class Lyle H Flack Llsbon New York BOUYEA BP-KING C0. A. E. Gotsmz s soNs Best Wishes to the Distributors of Sen'Or Class Premier and Whlte Rose Foods Plattsburgh New York Watertown New York 107 BLACK RIVER RESTAURANT SUPPLY Suppliers of Schools 8 Restaurants in Northern New York L. H. BUCK CO. School and Industrial Supplies and Equipment Potsdam, New York Congratulations to the Class of '62 F. C. NICHOLS, INC. Wholesale Construction Material Norwood New York Best Wishes to the Class of '62 MOLNAR INSURANCE Insure in SURE Insurance 42 North Main Street Norwood New York The Photo Stop 227 Ford Street Ogdensburg, New York STUDIO SERVICE SUPPLIES Phone 393-5530 Compliments of Compliments of SEAWAY BOWL W. O. SMITH SONS Bowling - Restaurant - Cocktail Lounge 220 East Orvis Street Bowling Parties Welcome Massena New York Massena New York Harte Haven Shopping Center COmpIlmGntS of Compliments of LINCOLN C. JOHNSTON GEORGE B. MCKENNA 6 SON Barrett Division Black Top Paving Norwood, New York Norwood, New York Com' .ments of R. J. SMITH LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of Lumber and Building Supplies FRANK J. MACE Norfolk Telephone EV 4-4668 Norwood New York Canton Telephone FT 6-8209 l09 JAMES ANTOINE Hockey 1.3.45 Cross Co1mtry3.45 Driver training contest 4, WAYNE ASHLEY J.V. Baseball 15 HockeyManager 2.35 Swimming 1,25 FFA 15 Spring Roundup 15 Intramural Football 1.2.3,45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Prom Comm. 45 Table Tennis 1.2.35 Touch Football 1,2.3.4. GARY BALABAN Hockey 15 J.V. Basketball 25 J .V. Baseball 1,25 SpringRound- up 1.2.45 Table Tennis 1.25 Swim- ming 25 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Cross Country 1,25 Class Assembly 1.25 Touch Football 1.25 Bowling 3. CLARENCE BARNEY Spring Roundup 15 Class Assembly 1.2.35 Keystoner Staff, Co-Art Editor. SUZANNE BAXTER Student Prints Staff 2.3, Circu- lation Manager 45 Pep Club 1.2, 3,45 Softball 25 Library Club 3, 45 Class Assembly 2.35 Clarkson Math Course 35 Science Fair 15 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Keystoner staff, Ads Manager 45 Intra- mural Softball 1.2. .TOHN BESAW Cross Country 15 Bowling 35 Wrestling 45 FFA 15 Spring Roundup 2,35 Class Assembly 2,35 Touch Football 1.4. THOMAS BETHEL J.V. Basketball 1.25 Cross Country 2. Captain 3,45 Touch Football 1.2.3, Captain 45 Spring Roundup l.2.3.45 Class Assembly 2.35 J r. Prom Committee 35 Cross Country Sectioanls 2.3.45 Driver Training Demonstration 45 Attendant at Senior Ball 4. DEANNA BRESEE Pep Club 1.2.35 Softball 15 Glee Club 15 Class Assembly 15Bowl- ing 2.45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 4. LARRY BUCK Symphonic Choir 1,2,3,45 Bel- Aires 3.45 .T.V. Basketball 25 J ,V. Baseball 25 Volleyball 1,35 Cross Country 2.3.45 NYSSMA 45 Touch Football 1,2.3,45 May Festival 1.2.3,45 Student Prints 1.3.45 Bowling 1.2.45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Class Assembly 1,25 Cantata l.2.3.45 Table Tennis Senior Activities 1.2.35 V a r s ity Basketball 45 Reporter for Currier Freeman 4. JOHN CASTLE Volleyball 1,25 Spring Roundup l.2.3.45 Class Assembly 1,25 Manager J .V. Baseball 25 Bowl- ing 3.45 Varsity Baseball 3.4. .TO ANN CHAPPELL Transferred to NNCS from Mil- ton Senior High, Pennsylvania. March, 19615 Intramurals 1.25 FBLA 45 FHA 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Softball 3,45 Glee Club 45 Pep Club 45 Jr. Prom Comm. 3. CAROLYN CLARK Senior Band l.2.3.45 Symphonic Choir l.2.3.45 Bel-Aires 2.3.45 Bel-Notes 25 NYSSMA 2.3.45 All State Choir 35 Oper etta 25 National Honor Society 2.3.45 President of Nl-IS 35 Student Prints Staff 2.3.45 Keystoner Staff 45 English Course at Pots- dam 45 Knights of Rhythm 15 Quill and Scroll 3.45 Science Fair 1,45,.Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Ir. Prom Attendant 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Citizenship Con- ference 3,45 Ski Club 2,35 Class Assembly 1.2.35 Cantata 1,2.3,4, .TUDITH CLARK Glee Club l.2.3.45 FBLA 45 FHA 2,3,45 Student Prints Staff 45 Science Club 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Pep Club 2,45 Intramurals 1. 2,35 Class Assembly 35 PlayDay 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Cantata 25 Volleyball 25 Keystoner Staff 4. LEE CLARK Swimming 1.25 Table Tennis 1,25 Spring Roundup 1.2. LOIS CLARK Glee Club l.2.3.45 Girls Bowling 15 lntramurals1,35 FHA 45 FB LA 45 Student Prints Staff 45 Library Club 45 Cafeteria Staff 45 Science Club 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Volleyball 2,35 Pep Club 45 Play Day 35 Softball 25 Sr. Ball Comm, 45 Cantata 25 Class Assembly 3. MARY LOU COLBERT Majorettes 1.25 Drum Major 3,45 Librariy Club 1, S ecretary- Treasurer 2.3.45 StudentCouncil 1,25 Vice-P resident 3, Honorary Member 45 Bowling 1.2,3.45 Key- stoner Co-Editor 45 Class Assembly 35 Usher at Graduation 35 Spring Roundup 35 Softball 1, 2.3.45 Christmas Ball Comm. 1, 2,3.45 Jr. Prom Comm. 3. SHARON COLE FHA 1.2.35 Pep Club 3,45 Bowl- ing 2,35 Girls Glee Club 1.2.45 Jr. Prom Comm 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Usher at Graduation. PAT CONNELLY Pep Club 2.35 Honor Society 2. 3,45 Class Assembly 2.35Student Council Alternate 35 Student Council S ecr etar y 45 Student P rints Business Manager 45 Bowling 2,35 Play Day 35 Key- stoner Co-Editor 45 Usher at Graduation 35 J r. PromComm. 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Christmas Ball Conun. 3.45 Math Contest 3,45 English Course at Potsdam 45 Clarkson Math Course 3. BET'I'Y CUTLER FBLA 45 Girls Glee Club 1.3.45 Science Club 35 Softball 2. ROSE CUTLER Class Assembly 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Class Secretary 25 Keystoner Staff 45 Pep Club 1. 25 Bowling 25 Queen of Junior Prom 35 Princess Christmas Ball 25 Usher at Graduation 35 Queen at Senior Ball 4. MARY DAVEY Softball Intramurals 1.35 Pep Club 2.3,45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Class Assembly 2,35 Attended Clifton- Fine Central School 1 st halfoflr. year5 Student Council Repre- sentative 35 Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation. Vice-P r es i d ent 35 Leaders Club 35 Girls Glee Club 45 Student Prints Staff3.45 Year- book- Staff 45 Student Council Representative 45 Usher at Graduation 35 Christmas Ball Comm. 45 Science Fair 4, PATRICIA DEAN Cla s s Assembly 1.2.35 Girls Basketball 1.2.35 Softball 1,2,35 Bowling 1.2.35 Pep Club 1.2,3,45 Student Council, Vice-President 45 Library Club 15 Keystoner Photographer 45 Jr. Prom Comm. Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Christmas Ball Chairman 45 Spring Round- up 1.2.35 Award for FoulShooting 35 Intramurals l.2.3.45 Class Assembly 1.2.3. PATRICK DONAHUE Transferred fromMassena. 1959 Junior Highlights 35 Bowling 2. 3,45 Varsity Baseball Manager 35 Varsity Baseball 45 Touch Football 3.4. IUDITH DORAN Quill and Scroll 45 Clarkson Math Course 35 Senior Band 1.2,3,45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35Sr. Ball Com- mittee 45 Symphonic Choir 1 , 2, 3,45 Bel-Aires 25 Bel-Notes 25 NYSSMA 3.45 May Festival 1.2, 3,45 Cantata l.2.3.45 Operetta 25 Keystoner, Senior Class Editor 45 Student Prints 3, Advertising Manager 45 Ski Club 2,45 Class Assembly 1.2.35 Science Fair 1, 3.4. NANCY DUEGAW FHA 2.3.45 Intramural Basket- ball 1.2.35 Softball 1.2.35 Volley- ball 1.2.35 Class Assembly 35 Science Club 35 J r. PromComm. 3. SANDRA DUFORE Library Club l.2.3.45 Keystoner staff 45 FHA 2.3.4, President 45 Class Treasurer 35 ScienceClub 2.35 Class Assembly 35 PepClub 2.3.45 .T.V. Cheerleader 25 Intra- murals l.2.3.45 Swimming 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Science Fair 2.35 Student Prints 4. DICK FARNSWORTH Ski Club 2.3.45 Radio Club 15 Class Assembly 15 Cross Country 35 Student Prints Photo- grapher 45 Table Tennis 1.2.3. NILAH FREGO Majorettes l.2.3.45 Head major 3.45 Class Assembly 35.T1'. Prom Comm. 3. Attendant5 Sr. Ball Comm. 4, A tt en d an t5 Class Treasurer 25 Spring Roundup 35 Keystoner Staff 45 Swimming 25 May Festival 1.25 Driver Training Demonstration 45 Stu- dent Prints Staff 45 Bowling 3.4. SHIRLEY GOREY Bowling 2.35 Intramural Volley- ball 2,3,45 Intramural Softball 2.3.45 Girls Glee Club 2.3.45 Library Club 2.3.45 FHA l.2.3.45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Pep Club 3.45 FBLA 3.45 Christmas Ball Comm. 35 Class Assembly 1.2.3. LARRY GRAVELLE Hockey 2.3.45 Volleyball 15 Touch Football 15 Class Assembly 1.25 Table Tennis 35 Senior Ball Attendant 4. KATHRYNE GREENE National Honor Society 2.3.45 Student Council Treasurer 35 Honorary Member 45 FTA 45 Citizenship Conference 3,45 Symphonic Choir l.2.3.45 Senior Band l.2.3.45 Keystoner Staff. Co-Art Editor 45 Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Attendant5 Student Prints Staff 45 Class Assembly 1.2.35 Operetta 25 Christmas Ball Comm. 35 Science Fair 35 Class Secretary 1, Vice-President 25 May Festival l.2.3.4, CAROLYN HALL Student Prints Copy Editor 35 Editor-in-Chief 45 FTA Vice- President 3. President 45 Quill and Scroll 3.45 Symphonic Choir 2,3,45 B el-Air es 3.45 May F es tiv al .2.3.45 Christmas Cantata 2.3.45 Operetta 25 Class A s semblies 1.2.35 Pep Club Treasurer 2. Vice-President 3, President .45 Keystoner Staff. Classes Editor 45 Class Vice- President 3, Secretary45 Student Council 3,45 Science Fair 1.35 Christmas Ball Comm. 3.45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Clarkson Math Course 4. LEONARD HALPERN Class Assembly 1,25 Science Club 2.3.45 Symphonic Choir 1. 2,3,45 May Festival 1.2.3.4. ROBERT C. HAND Touch Football 3,45 Bowling 3.4, RONALD E. HARVEY Hockey Manager 25 Cross Country 25 FFA 15 Intramural Football 1.2.3: J.V. Basketball Manager l. ROSE HEIL Transferred from Wilson Junior High. New J ersey5 Girls Glee Club 15 Girls Basketball and Track Teams 15 To Passaic Senior High. New J ersey. 19595 German Club 25 To Potsdam Central High. 19605 Junior Maga- zine Drive 35 To Norwood-Nor- folk Central, 1961. CONSTANCE HENDERSON Student Council Representative 1,25 Symphonic Choir 1.25 May Festival 1,25 National Honor Society 2.3.45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Class Secretary 3. Treasurer 45 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Award for best typist of 1960. 2. SHEILA HERNE Bowling 3,45 Pep Club l.2.3.45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Ball Entertainment Comm. 45 Library Club 45 Glee Club 45 Keystoner Staff 4. DEAN HUNTER Basketball 2.3.45 Bowling 1.2.45 Table T ennis 1.2.35 C r os s Country 2.35 Class Assemblies 1.2.35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Swim- ming l.2.3.45 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Chess Club 4. AYS E IP LIKCI Foreign Exchange Student from I s t a nb u l. Turkey 45 Student Council 45 Student Prints Staff 45 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Symphonic Choir 45 Pep Club 4, PAMELA .TARRELL FHA 1.2.35 Pep Club 1.2.35 Varsity Cheerleader 35 Library Club 1.2.35 Vice-President 45 Class Assembly 25 Sr. Ball Comm, 45 Keystoner Staff 45 Spring Roundup 2. LOUIS KA UFFMAN Student Prints Staff. News Editor 45 Science Club 1.25 National Honor Society 2. Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Bel-Aires3.45 Senior Band 1.2,3,45 Symphonic Choir l.2.3.45 Dance Band 35 Medical Club 15 FTA 45 Student Council 35 NYSSMA 2.3.45 Citizenship Education Con- ference 3.45 Science Fair 1.3.45 Chess Club, President 45 Clark- son Math Course 3. .TOHN KISH Touch Football l.2.3.45 Volley- ball 1.2.35 J.V. Baseball 1,25 Varsity Baseball 3.45 Symphonic Choir l.2.3.45 May Festival 1. 2.3.45 Bel-Aires 3.45 NYSSMA45 Student Council 15 Varsity Basketball 45 Cantata l.2.3.45 Class Assembly 1.2. ALTON KNAPP Class Assembly 2.35 Bowling 45 Science Fair 1.3.45 Volleyball 4. THOMAS LA BARGE Hockey 1.2.3. Captain 45 Touch Football 1,3.4: .T .V. Baseball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 3.45 Sectionals 35 Symphonic Choir 2. 3.45 Bel-Aires 2.35 NYSSMA 3.45 Operetta 25 Class Assembly 25 Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Attendant5 Student Prints Staff 35 Spring Roundup l.2.3.45 May Festival 2.3.45 NNY!-IL 3.45 Senior Ball Attendant 45 Clarkson Math Course 45 Table Tennis 2.3.4. MARILYN LA COMB Jr. Prom Comm, 35 Class Assembly 35 Sr. Ball Comm, 45 Keystoner Staff 45 Girls Glee Club 15 Pep Club 2.3.45 Intra- murals 15 Spring Roundup 25 Student Prints Staff 1,45 Bowling 3.4. SHARON LA DUE Spring Roundup 35 Science Club 2.3: FBLA 1.2,-3.4: FHA 2.3.4. JOAN LA DUKE Library Club l.2,3.4: KGYSIODBI' Staff 45 Bowling 25 Softball 1,25 Cafeteria Staff 1.2. LLOYD LA MORA Volleyball 2.3.45 Touch Foot- ball 3.4, CAROL LE CUYER Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Spring Roundup 25 Pep Club 2.3.45 Sym- phonic Choir l.2.3.45 May Festival l.2.3.45 Girls GleeClub 3,45 Bel-Aires 45 NYSSMA 45 Operetta 25 Keystoner Staff 4. SANDRA LEE JO Pep Club 1.2.35 Spring Roundup 25 FMLA l.2.3.45 Library Club 1.2.3, President 45 Bowling 2.3, 45 Science Fair 35J'1 ..PI'0I11 Comm. 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Keystoner Sta ff 45 Student Council 45 Science Club 15 Archery 15 Christmas Ball 45 Student Prints Staff 1.2.45 Girls Glee Club 1.2. 3.45 Class Assembly 1, writer of 2.3. HN LEVISON J.V. Basketball 1,25 Varisty Basketball 35 J.V. Baseball 1.25 Varsity Baseball sectionals 3.45 Touch Football 1.2.3, Captain 45 Table Tennis 15 Spring Roundup 1.2.35 Swimming 1.25 Science Fair 15 Bowling 45 Volleyball 4. BERNARD MACKEY Baseball 3, sectionals 45 Basket- ball 1.45 Football 1.2.3, Captain 45 Symphonic Choir 25 May Festi- val 25 Operetta 25 Bowling 25 Movie Projection Crew 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Attendant. JOHN MARGITTAY Spring Roundup 15 Volleyball 1. 2.35 Varsity Baseball Manager 25 Touch F o'o t b all 1.2.35 ,Class Assembly 2.35 Movie Projection Crew 3. ELIZABETH MATTHEWS FHA 1.2.35 Class Assembly 2,35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Pep Club 1. 2,35 . wring Roundup 2. SANDRA MC CLURE Varsity Majorettes 2.3.45 Girls Glee Club 1,25 Symphonic Choir 3.45 Bel-Aires 35 Pep Club 1.2. Treasurer 3.45 .T r. PromComm. 3, Attendant5 Class Vice-Presi- dent 45 Christmas Ball Comm. 2.35 Student CouncilRepresenta- tive 1.2, Secretary 3, Honorary Member 45 Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Attendant5 May Festival 3,45 Class Assembly 2.35 Spring Roundup 3. MARY KATHLEEN MC DONALD Senior Band l.2.3.45 Symphonic Choir 1,25 FTA 45 Medical Club 1.2. President 35 Honor Society 2.3.45 Keystoner Staff. Co- Business Man 45 Science Club 15 Class Assembly 1.2.35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Pep Club 2.3.45 May Festival l.2.3.45 Science Fair 1.3.45 English Course At Potsdam 45 Math Course at Clarkson 3. RICHARD MC DOUGALL Class Assembly 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Student Prints 45 Touch Football 15 J.V. Baseball 1.25 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Hockey l.2.3.45 Science Fair 1. RUTH MC GEE IO Jo FHA 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Class Assembly 1,35 Student Prints 2. 35 Keystoner Staff 45 Spring Roundup 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Attendant5 Sr. Ball Comm 45 Senior Band 1.25 Symphonic Choir 1.25 Girls Glee Club 25 Student Council 35 Majorettes 3.4, HN MOLNAR Symphonic Choir l.2.3.45 Senior Band 1,2,3,45 NYSSMA 3.45 May F es tiv al l.2.3.45 Operetta 25 C h r is tm a s Cantata l.2.3.45 National Honor Society 2.3.45 FTA 15 English Course at Pots-- dam 4. AN NASH Sr, Ball Comm. 4. Attendant5 Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Pep Club l.2.3.45 Girls Glee Club 4: Key- stoner Staff 45 FHA 2.3.45 Usher at Graduation 35 Duchess at Christmas Ball 25 Intramurals 2.35 Class Assembly 2.35 Spring Roundup 25 J .V. Cheerleading 25 Varsity Cheerleading 35 Soft- ball 2.3. LINDA NEMO Bowling 25 Spring Roundup 25 Intramurals 15 Cafeteria Staff 2.35 Pep Club 2.3.45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Class Assembly 2,35 Girls Glee Club 1.2.35 Keystoner Staff 45 Student Prints Staff 3.45 Library Club 1.2.35 FHA 1.2.35 FMLA 2. Secretary 35 Science Club 35 Play Day 3. A HOWARD PALMER .Tr. Prom Comm. 35 Sr, Ball Comm. 45 Symphonic Choir 1, 2.3.45 Bel-Aires 35 Dance Band 2.3.45 NYSSMA 3.45 May Festival 1,2.3,45 Cantata 1.2,3.45 Operetta 25 Science Club 15 Movie Pro- jection Crew 3,45 Senior Band 1,2.3,45 F M L A 15 Class Assembly 1.2.3. STEPHEN PATNODE Football 1,2,3.45 Class Assembly 1.2.35 Student Prints Staff 3.45 Science Club 2.35 Hockey 3,45 Table Tennis 2.3.4, Sectionals 35 Swimming 1.25 Movie Projection Crew 3.45 S pring Roundup 25 Bowling 1,25 Science Fair 3. PENNY PELKEY Senior Band 1,2,3,45 Symphonic Choir 1,2.3.45 Bel-Aires 3,45 NYSSMA 3,45 Class Assembly 1, 25 Pep Club 2.3.45 Science Fair 15 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Cantata 1,2.3.45 May Festival 1.2.3.45 Operetta 25 Student Council 4. ROBERT RADELL Spring Roundup 1.25 Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Sr. Ba1lComm. 45 Keystoner Staff 45 Cross Country 25 Assistant Manager Baseball 15 Swimming 25 ball 2. BARBARA RAYMO Girls Glee Club 1.25 Pep Club 1.2.3.4: J.V. Cheerleader 2,35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Key- stoner Staff 4, Administration Editor5 Bowling 2.35 Class Assembly 1.35 Science Fair 35 Archery 15 Student Prints Staff 4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Attendant 35 Usher atGraduation35Christ- mas Ball Duchess 15 Student Council Representative 1.25 FTA 4. DUANE RICHARDS .T.V. Basketball 1: .T.V. Base- ball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 2. 3.45 Varsity Baseball 45 Cross Coimtry 1.2,3.45 Touch Football 1.2,3.45 Spring Roundup 1,2,3.45 11.2 Table Tennis 1.2.3,45 Swim- ming 1.2.35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 King of Senior Ball 4. PATRICIA RICHARDSON Science club 1.2.35 FHA 25 FB LA 45 Class Assembly 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Keystoner Staff 45 Girls Glee Club 25 Bowling 2. LA DONNA RODEN FHA 1,2.3.45 PepClub3.45 Bowl- ing 1.2.3.45 Intramurals 1.2. RODNEY RUGER Tennis Team Sectionals 3,45 Volleyball Sectionals 3.45 Table Tennis 1.25 Touch Football 45 Science Fair 35 Class Assembly 35 lst. prize Student Council Photography Contest 15 Movie Projection Crew 3.4. DIANNE SABAD Symphonic Choir 1,2.3.45 May Festival 1,2.3.45 Student Council 1.2.35 FHA 2.3.45 VarsityMajor- ettes 1.2,3,45 Pep Club l,2.3,45 Softball 1.2.35 Keystoner Staff 45 Student Prints 1.2.35 Spring Roundup 1.2.35 Class Assembly 1.2.35 Bowling 2.35 Small Mixed Chorus 35 Cantata 1.2.3,45 Christmas Ball Comm. 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 4. ALBERT SCHULER Touch Football 45' Varsity Base- ball 3,45 Hockey 3.45 Swimming 35 Science Fair 3,45 NNYI-EL. 3, CAROLYN SEARLES Intramural Basektball 1,2.3,45 Intramural Softball 1.2.3. 45 Intramural Volleyball 1.2.35 Pep Club 1. COLIN SEEBER Varsity Basketball 3.45 .T.V. Basketball 1.2: J. V. Baseball 1.25 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Foot- ball 1.2.3, Captain 45 Spring Roundup 1,2.3.45 Table Tennis 1.25 Clarkson Math Course 45 Swimming 1.25 Baseball Sectionals 3. LINDA SEELEY Majorettes 2. Treasurer 3.45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Class As- sembly 35 Keystoner Staff 45 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Intramurals 15 Spring' Roundup 2.35 Usher at graduation 3. JANICE SHAMPINE BOTKIN Keystoner Staff 45 Student Prints Representative 1.2.35 Library Club 1,25 Bowling 15 Intra- murals 1.25 Girls Glee Club 15 Pep Club 1.3. ,TOEANNE Sl-IANTIE .T.V. Cheerleading 1,25 Varsity Cheerleading 3,45 Archery 15 Pep Club 1.2.3.45 FHA Secretary 2.4, Treasurer 35 Class Assem- bly 2.35 National Honor Society 3, President 45 Bowling 2,35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Usher at Graduation 35 Student Council 4, Constitution Committee Chair - man 45 Senior Ball Coronation, Chairman 45 Keystoner StaffCo- Business Manager 45 Student Prints Staff Co-Advertiser 45 Christmas Ball Comm.4. CARVEL SHARLOW .T.V. Baseball 25 Football 45 Stu- dent Council 25 TableTennis 1.2. DARREL SHYNE Cross Country 35 Volleyball 1.2. Sectionals 35 Wrestling 45 Foot- ball 1.2,3.45 Table Tennis 1.2: Clarkson Math Course 4: Radio Club 15 Spring Roundup 1.2.3. ALLAN SPOOR J.V. Basketball 25 Touch Foot- ball 2.3.45 Tennis 1, Sectionals 2.35 Movie Projection Crew 3.45 Volleyball 3. Sectionals 45 Cross Country 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Attendant5 FBLA 45 Keystoner Staff Sports-Editor 45 Sr, Ball Comm. 4. PATRICK STEPHENSON Varsity Basketball 35 .T.V. Basketball 1,25 Cross Country 15 Captain 2,35 Varsity Baseball 35 ,T,V, Baseball 1, Captain 25 Touch Football 1,2.3,45 Cross Country Sectionals 1,25 Swim- ming 1.25 Senior Band 45 Sym' phonic Choir 1.2.35 Bel-Aires 2,35 NYSSMA 25 May Festival 1,2,3.45 Cantata 1.2.35 Operetta 25 Class Otficer 2.35 Student Council 15 Movie Projection Crew 3.45 FTA 45 ClasseAs- sembly 2.3.45 I r. Prom Comm. 3, King5 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Christmas Ball Comm. 1, At- tendant 25 Science Fair 1.2.4. NANCY TALCOTT Girls Glee Club 1.25 Symphonic Choir 3,45 Jr, Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 J'.V. Majorettes 35 FHA 1.2. President 3.45 Bel-Aires 35 Student Prints Staff 45 Pep Club 2,45 Bowling 25 Class Assembly 25 Operetta 15 May Festival 3.4. EMILY TEBO Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Keystoner Staff 45 Science Club 1.2.35 F MLA 45 FBLA 4, RAYMOND J. TOWN Cross Country 35 Volleyball 2.3, Sectionals5 Swimming'1.25 Class Assembly 35 Chess Club 3,45 Student Prints Staff 25 Science Club 1.2.35 Radio Club 15 'Class Assembly 1.2. JO AN TYO Dance Band 15 Senior Band 1.2. 3,45 Symphonic Choir l,2,35Bel- Aires 35 Class Assembly .1.2.35 May Festival 1,2.3,4: J.V. Cheerleading 25 Varsity Cheer- leading 3,45 Operetta 25 English Course at Potsdam 45 NYSSMA 2.3.45 Honor Society 3.45 Science Fair 3.45 FTA 35 Bowling 35 I r. Prom Comm, 35 Keystoner Staff Co-Art Editor 4. STEPHEN WING Tennis 2.3.45 Ski Club 2.3.45 Bel-Aires 35 Symphonic Choir 1.2,3.45 Senior Band 15 NYSSM A 3,45 Science Club 15 Student Prints Staff 2.3.45 Keystoner Staff 45 Student Council 3. Presi- dent 45 Honor Society3,45 English Course at Potsdam 45 Citizen- ship Conference 3,45 Math Course at Clarkson 35 Operetta 25 Class Assembly 1.2.35 Volley- ball 35 Swimming 25 Ir. Prom Comm. 35 Christmas Ball Comm. 3,45 Class Treasurer 15 May Festi- val 1, 2.3.45 Science Fair 1.3.4. 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