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

Text from Pages 1 - 135 of the 1966 volume:

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We, the Senior Class of 1966, proudly dedicate our year- book to the people of NNCS. 3 I , , TABLE OF CONTENTS RECOGNITION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS UNDERGRADUATES ACTIVITIES SPORTS MUSIC ADVERTISERS AND SPONSORS - IN RECOGNITION MR. WILLIAM J. CORBETT We, the Class of 1966, have chosen to honor the people of NNCS in general, and Mr. William J. Corbett in particular, Mr. Corbett is a man of many energies. He has served as a teacher of business education at NNCS since 1961. He has been more than an educator, however, during these years. To the Class of 1966, Mr. Corbett has been a teacher, a counselor, a coach, and a friend. He is never too involved or absorbed in himself to offer assistance. His guidance has helped us through our floundering high school years. We therefore dedicate the 1966 Keystoner to Mr. William J. Corbett with sincerity and gratitude. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY E ' is l sm-.....' The administration and faculty give of themselves con- stantly. They are the people who keep the school running smoothly and offer the gift of knowledge. They are an integ- ral part of our school, yet they are an entity. We dedicate this section to them. BOARD OF EDUCATION MRS. MELISSA CARROLL Superintendent ann. -mann -v ugh- rg . 1, 5.2 , ' gf x gli, ,,, . L. pg -. - I 9, g g S.O OO I Q gg, QE , , K . xi i fx MRS. BLANCHE PALMER Clerk SEATED: Mr. John Lynch, Dr. Henry Vinlcor - President, Mr. Kenyon Jones, Mr. Willard Beyer, Dr. Donald Bixby, Mr. William Salisbury. STANDING: Mr. Mark Jenner, MISSING: Mrs. Caroline Colbert. Mrs. Shirley Orologio, Mrs. Blanche Palmer - Clerk, In writing to the seniors, one has many thoughts, many ideas. Haven't these been told before and has anyone paid any attention to them? Icould speak of the importance of further education. I could speak of the importance of being a good citizen with all that this entails. I could speak of the importance of good health, of how good health can be de- stroyed by overeating, overdrinking, by tobacco, but I would like to pen a few lines about something Norwood-Norfolk Central,School lacks and that isan Alum- ni Association. DR. HENRY VINIC OR President As has been proved in other schools and colleges, a good alumni group can do wonders for a school. What wouldbe the advantages? I could list but afew. Sim- ply getting together year after year and renewing old friendships, improved school spirit, raising of funds to help needy undergraduates, funds for scholar- ships for deserving students, etc. ln or- der to do thIs,actlve leadership ls needed, and applecarts would have to be over- turned. Are there such leaders in your class? ADMINISTRATORS MR. RICHARD W. HANN SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Your class has been offered an opportunity that has come to no other class from Norwood-Norfolk. For the first time a class has been offered not only an academic program but one of vocational education. This should provide your class better preparation to face life. My best wishes for the future of all of you. Francis W. Kelly Education has once again been placed at the pinnacle as the most important factor in the achievement of the goals of the Great Society. The strengthening and enrich- ment of current educational programs and practices and the addition of new ones is being encouraged by large ex- penditures of federal funds. The pressure of educating each individual to the highest level of which he is capable is being more keenly felt at all levels. Students should set a high educational goal at an early age and work to- ward it throughout their lifetime. As graduates of N.N,C.S, you should examine and evaluate your goal once again, and then continue to work toward it with renewed vigor. My congratulations upon your graduation, and may your education continue throughout your lifetime. Richard W, Hann MR. FRANCIS KELLY VICE PRINCIPAL MR. DONALD SPOTSWOOD Curriculum Co-Ordinator FACULTY MR. ROBERT WAITE Guidance Counselor MRS. IRENE MC CORMICK AND MRS. ALICE MR. RICHARD DUNNE Curriculum Co-Ordinator SHANFELTER -- Secretaries MISS EILEEN HENNESSY Dental Hygienist in-X 8 MR. CLIFFORD STEWART Psychologist MRS . IOSEPHINE HARRINGTON Nurse - MISS MERCEDES SULLIVAN English 11 MISS ANN CALNON Reading FACULTY Mas. JANET DOMINICK Engnm 12 MRS. ANN HOW LETT MR. ROBERT GRAHAM English 10 MRS. MARY I-IELSABECK Speech MISS NOREEN PFAUTZ English 9 Mas. LUCILLE wATERsoN English 8 English 7 MR. ALBERT DEITZ Social Studies 10 MR. RONALD V. SMITH French MR. LARRY DORR Social Studies '7 FACULTY MRS. MARIORIE BOWHALL Social Studies 12 MR. ROBERT GARDNER Social Studies 9 MR. WILLIAM Cl-IAMPNEY Social Studies 11 MRS. CAROL SHERMAN Latin Salesmanship MRS. MARJORIE WALSH Social Studies 8 FACULTY MR. RICHARD RAKOCE MRS. ELIZABETH BOWHALL Mathematics MR' NEIL COIR Mathematics 8 MR. JEROME BOMBARD Mathematics MR. B. MARSHALL SMITH Science 'I 8a 8 Science MR. DONALD GALLAGHER MRS. LAURA PHALEN Mathematics 7 MR. PAUL KING Science A Science MR. WILLIAM CORBETT Business Education MRS. SUE ALLEN Music FACULTY MISS ELINOR TAYLOR Business Education MISS RITA HITER MR. CHARLES BOOTS Driver Education MR. ROBERT DONOVAN Music Physical Education Physical Education I2 A -'-- 4 i FACULTY MRS' FRANCES ROOT Home Econom1cs Librarian MR. FRANK BONDELLIO Vocational-Industrial MR Jossvu RABIDEAU Coordinator MR STUART vALEN'r1Ns NORWOOD GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY KINDERGARTEN -- Mrs. Carolyn Normile. Mrs. Helen McCabe. Mrs. Rose Edwards. GRADE 2 -- Mrs. Esther Hickey. Mrs. Liane Falkenburg. 1 ff.. , as . - A t AGA A ' S' K 2 'g 'Q A S ,. ,.,. . ' A Q' ir:-ig. .. www Mm- haf' q Ii AX S nw' wr' ' , 2 2 . S A if S + -5-3'i'4'i '-.,'Ti' - GRADE 4 -- Miss Geraldine O'Brien, Mrs. Marion Greene. su GRADE 6 -- Mrs. Beatrice Aldrich, Mr. Allan Pfautz. 14 GRADE 1 -- Mrs. Helen Gibson. Mrs. Phyllis McDonald. l 5 s GRADE 3 -- Mrs. Doris Dailey. Mrs. Betty Dewey. GRADE 5 -- Mr. Howard McCuin. Mrs. Isabel O'Hanlon SPECIAL CLASSES -- Mrs. Bernice Regan. Mrs. Carol Ward. replaced by Mrs. Terry Sutter. NORFOLK GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY '.'l'l5.'f '. '. 0 ' -' I KINDERGARTEN -- Mrs. Janet Sharlow, Miss Rita Murphy, Mrs. Doris Maurer. Mrs. Kathleen Lakins replaced Mrs. Jan- et Sharlow. I Q Q ..::?.:?lY32333u353637 ww ., , . Q2 Chart ' 1 1 GRADE 2 -- Mrs. Margaret Cummings. Mrs. Helen Wing. Mrs. Helen Fuller. -L ik .-:duff YWUKL M5W ! Sf . ff GRADES 3 84 4 -- Mrs. Sally Sutter. Mrs. Shirley Smith. Mrs. Gertrude Babcock. GRADE 6 -- Mr. Howard Condlin. Mrs. Eleanor Hayes. GRADE 1 -- Mrs. Judith Murphy, Mrs. Martha Wing. Mrs Rita Hartle. GRADE 3 -- Mrs. Joan Tefft. Mrs. Jean Hill. Q9 GRADE 5 -- Mrs. Irene Gardner, Mrs. Muriel Sanborn. l SECRETARY -- Mrs. Katherine Sabad. NURSE -- Mrs. Margaret Curtin. I5 , rzAvMoNovlLus AGRADE scuoor FAcuLTv GRADES 4 84 5 -- Mrs. Clara Mathie, replaced by Mrs. Sandra Doyle. KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE 1 -- Mrs. Bemice Warner. GRADES 2 8E 3 -- Miss Gertrude Carr. GRADE SCHOOL SUPERVISORS Mrs. Bernice Dullea Mrs. Leah Tracy GRADE SUPERVISOR ELEMENTARY MUSIC SUPERVISOR Mrs. Ferne Reif Mrs. Betty Morrison ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY GIRLS ART SUPERVISOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION N.N.C.S. N.N.C.S. CAFETERIA STAFF MAINTENANCE ... ' ...Q f g PM , -l AW. 'I A '.,Q rj. L Mrs. Margaret Margittay, Mrs. Yolanda Myers, Mr. Francis Hayes, Mrs. Ida Colby, Mr. Sealy Mrs. Iyonne Hunter - Dietician, Mrs. Velma Robert, ' Buck, Mr. Lister Warner, Mr. Chester Hosmer, Mr. Mrs. Eleanor La Hair. Francis Trimboli. NORWOOD NORFOLK MAINTENANCE 8. MAINTENANCE 8. CAFETERIA STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF Mr. Eugene Lewis. MIS- Ruth P0we11. Mrs. Mr. Mark Debien, Mrs. Loris Pelsue, Mrs. Marion BOM- Shirley Thomson, Miss Pauline Wilkins. aus omverzs FIRST ROW: Mr. George Harris, Mr. Francis Hayes, Mr. Merrill Warner, Mr. Nelson Parker. ML Mr. Heywood Hazen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Vaughn Farmer, Mr. Leon McClure, Chester Hosmer, Mr. Wayne Tyo. Mr. Alex Szabo, Mr. Roger Hazen, Mr. Lister Warner, Mr. Edward Colbert, Missing: Mr. Earl Pelsue, Mr. Mr. Charles Bellus. William Gorman, Mr. Francis Trimboli, Mr. Hubert Matson, Mr. Eugene Bonno. 1 2 2 . a s . S . X ss., . kr ff Q x Q ISV x.- i 2 N Y SENIORS If I sk ax. The senior class of 1966 has spent six productive years at NNCS, growing and maturing. We leave this yearbook as a document of our six years here. Ni .r.r 15,.ygiffgkf-A i 2 4 5 S. , N X 3- fi SENIOR SPONSORS 8. OFFICERS Mr. William Corbett and Mrs. Ann Howlett. Y Molly Ann Pressey, Presidentg Ronald Stacy. Vice President, John McGlaughlin, Secretaryg Mary Catherine Durham, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Chester Ashley, Richard Almasy, Michael Roger Clary, Richard Connelly, David Pfautz, Daniel Brothers, Daniel Casselman, Ronald Casey, Bernard Car- Brooks. FOURTH ROW: Terry Alsup, John Burns, Gary dinal. SECOND ROW: Judy Arquette, Susan Bond, Janet Cassel, James Bishop, Bruce Bancroft, Roger Bartlett, Bond, Nancy Emlaw, Deborah Beyer, Patricia Debien, Michael Desnoyers, Donald Colbert, Sheldon Bombard, Teresa Briggs, Sharon Cota, Mary C. Durham, Janice William Dunkelberj, Donna Bancroft. Buck, Richard Castle. THIRD ROW: Daniel Dockum, 20 wx- N5 f Yi yy 9 5 -5' iv tf1 ' V A- Q 3? V 3 2 -I N... gy N1 . I 'SQ ,Q 3 in Q six 'r.3,f3i 3' v x 3 3 -a l VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN JOHN BASIL MC LAUGHLIN He was made to give Einstein competition. JOHN RICHARD BURNS, JR. ' The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest naviga- tor. THIRD ' RANKING SENIOR FOURTH RANKING SENIOR I NANCY ELIZABETH WALSH DANIEL MARK DOCKUM Character and personal force are Y0urh is the 5635011 Of 110196. CH' the only investments that are ISIDHSC. and energy. I0 8 narivn worth anything. as well as to an individual. FIFTH RANKING SENIOR SIXTH RANKING SENIOR MOLLY ANN PRESSEY MICHAEL LESLIE DESNOYERS Friends she has many: foes - has To do easily what is difficult for she any? others is the mark of talent. 22 RICHARD ANDREW ALMASY If you're a man of few words. you won't have to take so many back. CHESTER JAMES ASHLEY Never trouble trouble 'till trouble troubles you. ROGER WILLIAM BARTLETT After all else fails, follow direc- tions. TERRY KENNETH ALSUP Fun is the play-off for living. BRUCE WESLEY BANCROFT Says little and thinks a lot. 'RQ' A JUDY MAE ARQUETTE The mildest manners with the gent lest heart. DONNA LOU BANCROFT The eloquence of sincerity belongs to her. DEBORAH ANN BEYER JAMES DONALD BISHOP A blush deceives the charming wit Whatever happened Ididn't do it. of deviltry. Kfil -QI' SUSAN MARIE BOND Twinkle in her eye and a sparkle on her finger. TERESA ELLEN BRIGGS If silence could talk. she would say plenty. SHELDON JEROME BOMBARD I am not afraid of tomorrow, forl love today. JANET IRENE BOND T.N.T. Tiny. neat, and terrific. DANIEL MARTIN BROOKS Always ready for work or fun, lives content. envies none. MICHAEL ALTON BROTHERS The actions of men are like the index of a bookg they point our what's most remarkable in them. A. RONALD DAVID CASEY I have an 11th commandment for all: Thou shall not commit nin- compoopery. RICHARD BERNARD CASTLE Wit and pep are great assets ad- mired by all. BERNARD JOSEPH CARDINAL 'An individual with individuality. DANNY BOYD CASSELMAN Much wisdom often goes with few est words. IANICE ANITA BUCK Happiness is a perfume you can't pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. GARY WAYNE CASSELL Put your troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. ROGER JOHN CLARY I'm the patient type. Will you be my nurse? DONALD IUDSON COLBERT Honor lies in honest toil. RICHARD WILLIAM CONNELLY Quiet in manner and deed. SHARON MARIE COTA The sweetness that can melt any heart. PATRICIA DEBIEN A pleasing personality brings ranks of friends. WILLIAM EARL DUNKELBERG Keen sense. common sense. room for nonsense. MARY CATHERINE DURHAM NANCY MARIE EMLAW RICHARD JOHN FIACCO Personality is the key that un- She smiles from day to day and Innocence his specialty, deviltry locks the door to success. still she hasn't much to say. his work. JOHN GARY FLINT TERRY EDWARD FRANCIS Good humor is the health of the It is not what he has. or even soul: sadness is its poison. what he does which expresses the worth of a man, but what he is. SHARON MARGARET F ULLERTON MARCIA CAROLE GIBSON A thing of beauty is a joy for- PoIiteness is as natural to deli- ever. cate natures as perfume is to flow ers. GRACE MARIE HAGGETT I see mischief in those sparkling eyes. LESLIE ERWIN I-IAGGETT It's not what you dog it's what you get caught at. THOMAS DALE JARVIS The vision to dream great things sometimes needs a push. RICHARD CHRISTOPHER HANN Men of few words are the best. NATALIE ANN HAYES They have achieved success who have lived well, laughed often, and loved much. DUANE MARK HICKEN I wish that the fellow that in- vented work had finished it. CYRUS EDDIE JONES Id1e minutes are his rule. TERRY WILLIAM I AY The actions of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts. STEFAN GUDMUNDUR JONSSON If a man be gracious and courte- ous to strangers, it shows he is a citizen of the world. MICHAEL BERNARD LA HAIR For him who strives, success is certain. JOHN EMILE LE CUYER Think today and speaktomorrow. JOHN WILLIAM LA BARGE JANET MIRIAM LACKS Nothing great was ever achieved The highest of distinctions is ser- without enthusiasm. vice to others. ALLEN DONALD LA POINT EDWARD WILLIAM LA SHOMB There's no wisdom like silence. Speech is silver, silence is golden. v-'ii is tis it it A S is Q Ski 'in F .Q . LINDA MARY LEVISON God and His great compassion gave to her the gift of song. E as X - ,js 1 I 52: . vs : , BONNIE LEE MC GEE Those with patience are served first. RITA ANN MACKEY impulsive, earnest, prompt to act - and make her generous thought a fact. ANNIE MARGARET MURIEL MATTICE Good looks are a great recomen- dation in the business of mankind. ERNEST EDWARD MONROE Si1ence is the understanding of fools, and one of the virtues of the wise. DALE LEAN DER MARTIN Time and Tide wait for no man JAMES MICHAEL MICHAUD Education begins a gentleman, conversation completes him. Ns FRANK JAMES MOODY FRED ALLEN MORGAN Speech is great, but silence is I'm a woman hater but Ialways greater. say love your enemies. DIANE LYNN MURPHY JOAN MARIE MURRAY A sparkling personality attracts Some may think Sh6'S Shy. SOHIS many friends. may think she's quiet, but when you get to know her. she's really a riot. HELEN ELIZABETH OSOWAY The soul is strong that trusts in goodness. LEON JOSEPH OBER PATRICIA ANN OUIMET The greatest pleasure of life is No wisdom 11143 snence, love. 31 uv.- ROBERT MARTIN PALMER He looks like a scholar but don't be deceived, there's a Mad Maga zine up his sleeve. DAVID ALLAN PFAUTZ A steadfast friend is always treasured. THOMAS ROBERT PARR No manners are no finer than even the most awkward manifest- tions of good will to others. PATRICIA VERA PIERCE My golden hair is not my halo. - --,- ,... .2 I in ...,. t -Q GEORGIANNA LEE PERRY lt is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. CHARLES EDWARD PLANTY Knowledge is the treasure but practice is the key to it. BERNARD GEORGE PURVIS Though I can't make her love me, there is great satisfaction in quarreling with her. MICHAEL TIMOTHY ROSS ANN FRANCES SANTIMAW LORRAINE LOUISE SEAMANS Greatness lies not in being Genteel in personage, conduct, I will try anything once. twice strong, but in the right using of and equipageg noble by heritage, if I can get by with it. strength. generous and free. SHERRY ANN SHANTIE SYLVIA MARIE SHARLOW She looks like an angel, acts Always laughing, never sad, like one too, but you never can sometimes naughty, never bad, tell what an angel will do. VALERIE J EAN SHARLOW A man has his will, but a woman has her way. PEGGY LEE SIMONS A sparkling personality attracts many friends. DAVID WILLIAM SMITH Nearly all our best men are dead! 1'm not feeling very well myself! PAMELA ETHEL SMITH Light or dark: short or tallg she sets a trap to snare them all. PATRICK ELMER STARK We have left undone those things which we ought to have done and we have done those things which we ought not to have done. KATHLEEN ANN TROMBLY There never was any heart truly great and gracious, that was not also tender and compassionate. RONALD WAYNE STACY Poverty is no disgrace to a man, but it is confoundedly inconven- ient. WILLIAM JOHN TODD A friend to all and all his friends. SUSAN KAY SPOOR If a good face is a letter of rec- ommendation: a good heart is a letter of credit. CAROL WILMA SULLIVAN 'The silence that accepts merit as the most natural thing in the world is the highest applause. BONNIE ANN TYO Full of pep, full of fum a smile and a laugh for everyone. HARRY ROBERT WHALEN Everyone has a guardian angel at all times. Where's mine? JAMES ROBERT WING I don't love myself, but we sure ORIN KING WITHERELL lf silence were music, he would are good friends, have a brass band. RODERICK JON WOODWARD A baseball man, a basketball man, last but not least a ladies' man. THOMAS ROBERT WOODWARD RICKIE MARIE ZAPPIA Ther'e's music in her heart and His grin could melt an ice cube. nonsense in her head. ,I 1 J,,f 'i W ,..g 21. -n Yearbook Designing i aww -,.q rf ,N R semorzs N Senior Ball Backroom brigade of yearbook inspectors az. IN ACTION Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Trio of crepe paper srretchers Queen Peggy Simons at Dixie Dreamland Prom Senior Play Rehearsal Most ulcetv to succeeo Most PoPuLAR SEMOR BEST LOOKING MOST STUDIOUS MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST DRESSED John Burns and Kathy Tro Pam Smith and David Smith QUIETEST FRIENDLIEST MOST FLIRTATIOUS MOST MISCHIEVOUS A T Q LY-L ri Sherry Shantie and Ronnie Casey Bonnie Tyo and Duane Hicken MOST ATHLETIC BEST DANCERS Roger Clary and Linda Levison Sylvia Sharlow and Dick Castle Queen Annie Mattice and King Stefan at Midnight AMERICAN FIEL STEFAN Stefan Jonsson, a native of Munkathvera, Iceland, for the past seventeen years, arrived in Norwood on Aug- ust 14, 1965. Since then he has become an integral part of the Class of '66. His reserve, geniality and easy-go- ing manner made him a friend of the other students. He took an active part in school sports and various other activities. As Co-captain of our school soccer team, he led his teammates through a triumphant first season. Although he knew little about hockey, never- theless he attended many practices and became an avid fan. Later on, he joined the Ski Club and enjoyed their weekly excursions to the slopes. He was an excellent ping-pong player, a whiz at chess, and a worthy con- tender at pool. His quietness led those who did not know him to be- lieve that he was hampered by a language barrier, but those of us who knew him well remember when he was with us after sunset his liveliness came to the surface. He learned to like otu- hot-dogs, hamburgers and sherbet, but never could get used to our class deadlines. He was always anxious to tell us about his native land, but we found he was well versed on our country, too. They asked us not to Americanize Stefan and in- deed we have not, for when he leaves us, he will be his same indomitable self. Although we have helped to broaden his education, we have not converted him to our pace, our dancing or our love of puns and the Beatles. Under Stefan's reserve and complacency lie a droll sense of humor and a deep and uncritical interest in those around him, which will always keep the memory of his stay fresh in our minds. Blue. itdtitafi i Stefan with Mr. Edward Walsh, president of the local American Field Service chapter, at location of Niagara Mohawk site. SERVICE DANNY The American Field Service International Scholarship helps to build a bridge between the United States and other countries. The program is a cooperative effort to further goodwill and the exchange student is not just participating in an in- ternational peace program. He does not become simply a small particle in an immense organiza- tion. lnlis is an individual and very personal ex- perience. He finds differences and similarities between his homeland and his host country and is exposed to many new ideas and attitudes. He gains insight into the problems facing the people of the world and learns of other methods of solving them. He learns to appreciate his mother country and what it has to offer him. But in my opinion, more important than any- thing else. is what the student discovers about himself, The AFS program is a mirror which re- flects the true character of the young ambassador. He can see clearly his own attitude and how it r'rs ' XE rssl. as. f r . S affects his relationship to others. The entire ex- S f i perience serves to broaden the student's education- al background and quicken his pace on the road to maturity. I personally am still realizing the true value of my own experience and deem the American Field Service worthy of my complete appreciation for its efforts in behalf of myself and thousands of others who have taken part in the program. L. as Danny with his Philippine family, the Montenegroes of Taal. is s AFS Students: Danny Dockum, Joanne Walsh. Dahhy with his philippine brothers, and Stefan Johnson. 41 SENIOR PLAY 050 ,gif 42,49 Mike, Nancy. and Natalie. Ronnie and Natalie Natalie and ROHI1iC Pam Natalie. DHD. and L0rrair16. Janice, Lorraine, Natalie, and Dan. UPPER RIGHT PICTURE: Rickie Zappia, Mike Desnoy- Emlaw, Terry Alsup, John Burns, Harry Whalen, Molly ers, Janice Buck, Nancy Walsh, Les Haggett, Ron Stacy, Pressey, Dick Fiacco, James Wing, Roger Bartlett, Pam- Natalie Hayes, John LaBarge, Danny Dockum, Nancy ela Smith, Robert Palmer. RICHARD ANDREW ALMASY Spring Round-up 2. 3 Touch Football 1. 2. 3 Tennls 3 Sectionals 3 Science Club 2 Camera Club 2.3 Soccer 4 SATC 4 Wrestling 2. 3,4 TERRY KENNETH ALSUP Bowling 1. 2 Intramurals 1, 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Ski Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Sz Ball Comm. 4 Sr. Play Cast 4 Science Club 1 JUDY MAE ARQUETTE JV Majorettes I V Majorettes 2.3.4 - Head Majorette Pep Club 1.2.3 Keystoner Staff 4 Library Club 3 FBLA 2.3 Class Assembly l Ir. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 CHESTER JAMES ASHLEY JV Basketball 1 Touch Football 1, 2. 3 BRUCE WESLEY BANCROF T Bowling 3 DONNA LOU BANCROFT Pep Club 1. 3 Girls Glee Club 1, 2. 3,4 Library 1, 2. 3, 4 FNA 3 Class Assembly 1 SATC 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 ROGER WILLIAM BARTLETT Bowling 1. 2. 3 Spring Round-up 1 Touch Football 1. 2, 3 Soccer 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Play Cast 4 Intramurals 1. 2.3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 DEBORAH ANN BEYER Pep Club 1 Symphonic Choir 3,4 Girls Glee Club 1. 2 SENIGR ACTIVITIES Soloist at May Festival 2 Keystoner Staff 4 Library Club 1. 2. 3 FTA 1. 2 College English Course 4 Class Assembly 1 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 JAMES DONALD BISHOP SATC 4 SHELDON JEROME BOMBARD SATC 4 Wrestling 2. 3.4 Camera Club 2 Science Club 2 JANET IRENE BOND Bowling 1 . 2 Pep Club 1.2.3 Girls Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Class Secretary 3 Student Council 1. 2, 3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Usher at Graduation 3 Christmas Ball Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 SUSAN MARIE BOND Intramurals 1. 2 Pep Club 1. 2, 3 Keystoner Staff 4 Library Club 1. 2.3.4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Intramurals 4 TERESA ELLEN BRIGGS Pep Club 3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 SATC 4 Medical Club 1,2 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 DANIEL MARTIN BROOKS Transferred from Massena 3 Intramurals 1. 2. 3 Student Council 1. 2 MICHAEL ALTON BROTHERS Keystoner Staff 4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 JANICE ANITA BUCK Bow ling 1. 2 Pep Club 1.2.3 Symphonic Choir 2.4 Girls Glee Club 1. 2.3.4 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Council 1 Class Assembly 1. 2 Ir. Prom Comm. 3 Usher at Graduation 3 Sr. Play Cast 4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 JOHN RICHARD BURNS. IR. Student Council 2.3, Treasur- er 4 National Honor Society 2.3.4 Hockey Mgr. 1 Hockey 2.3.4 Tennis 1 Symphonic Choir 1.2.3 Sr. Band 1. 2.3 French Club 2.3.4 Sr. Play Cast 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Prints 3. 4 Clarkson Courses Graphics 3 Mathematics 4 Chemistry 4 Movie Projection Crew 2.3,4 Science Fair 1. 2 Class Assembly 2 Christmas Ball Comm. 3.4 Citizenship Conference at Syracuse 3. 4 College English 3 BERNARD JOSEPH CARDINAL Bow ling 1, 2 Keystoner Staff 4 Radio Club 1 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Soccer 4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 RONALD DAVID CASEY IV Baseball 1.2 Touch Football 1 Library Club 3.4 VICP 3 SATC 4 GARY WAYNE CASSELL Transferred from Potsdam 3 Library Club 1 DANNY BOYD CA SSELM AN JV Baseball 2 V Baseball 3.4 Sectionals 3 Bowling 3,4 Touch Football 1, 2.3 Student Council 1 RICHARD BERNARD CASTLE IV Basketball 1 Keystoner Staff 4 Library Club 3 FBLA 2. 3.4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Attendant at Jr. Prom 3 Hockey Mgr. 3.4 ROGER JOHN CLARY IV Basketballl V Basketball 2, 3.4 JV Baseball 1 V Baseball 2.3.4 Sectionals 2. 3 Touch Football 1. 2. 3 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Council 3.4 I-Wrench Club 1 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 DONALD JUDSON COLBERT. JR JV Basketball 1. 2 V Basketball 3, 4 Cross Country 1. 2.3,4 Spring Round-up 1 Touch Football 2. 3 Intramurals 1 Sectionals 2, 3,4 SATC 4 RICHARD WILLIAM CONNELLY Intramurals 2. 3. 4 SHARON MARIE COTA Pep Club 3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 SATC 4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Medical Club 2.3 PATRICIA DEBIEN VICP 4 MICHAEL LESLIE DESNOYERS Hockey 2 Symphonic Choir 1.2.3 Sr. Band 1.2.3.4 Bel-Aires 4 Dance Band 1.2.3.4 NYSSMA l. 2, 3.4 French Club 1. 2 Class Assembly 1. 2 Clarkson Mathematics 3 St. Play Cast 4 Ski Club 4 DANIEL MARK DOCKUM V Basketball 3 JV Baseball 1. 2 V Baseball 3.4 Bowling 2 Sectionals 3 Symphonic Choir 1. 2.3,4 43 NYSSMA 3 Class Vice President 3 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Council 1. 2.3.4 Student Council Vice Presi- dent 3. President 4 Student Prints staff 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Christmas Ball Comm. 3 Citizenship Conf. 3 AFS Exchange Student 3 Clarkson Mathematics 3 Jr. Prom Attendant 3 WILLIAM EARL DUNKELBERG Science Club 2 SATC 4 MARY CATHERINE DURHAM Pep Club 1.2.3 Girls Glee Club 1.2.3 Class Secretary 4 Keystoner 4 Student Council 3.4 Student Prints Staff 2 Science Club I French Club 2. 3 Class Assembly 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Christmas Ball Comm. 3 Clarkson Mathematics 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 NANCY MARIE EMLAW Pep Club 1. 3 Symphonic Choir 1.2.3.4 Girls Glee Club 1. 2 Keystoner Staff 4 Science Club 1 FTA 2 Class Assembly 1. 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Ski Club 4 Sr. Play Cast 4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 RICHARD JOHN FIACCO JV Baseball 1, 2 Hockey 1. 3, 4 Touch Football 3 Sr. Play Cast 4 Student Prints staff 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 JOHN GARY FLINT Spring Round-up 1 Intramurals 1 lr. Prom Comm. 3 SATC 4 Ski Club 4 TERRY EDWARD FRANCIS Bowling 1. 2 Spring Round-up 1 Intramurals 1 44 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 SATC 4 SHARON MARGARET FULLERTON Pep Club 1.2.3 Girls Glee Club 2. 3.4 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Prints Staff 4 Class Assembly 1. 2 Usher at Graduation 3 Sr. Play Cast 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 MARCIA CAROLE GIBSON Pep Club 1.2. 3 Girls Glee Club 2.3 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Prints Staff 4 Class Assembly 1. 2 Sr. Play 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 GRACE MARIE HAGGETT Keystoner Staff 4 FHA 2. 3. Treasurer 4 SATC 4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Intramurals 4 LESLIE ERWIN HAGGETT Goss Country 2 Bowling 3 Spring Round-up 1. 2.3 Touch Football 1 Wrestling 2 Wmphonic Choir 1. 2.3.4 Bel-Aires 2. 3,4 NYSSMA 3. 4 Sr. Play Cast 4 Library Club 2 Science Club 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Christmas Ball Comm. 3 Soccer 4 RICHARD CHRISTOPHER HANN Intramurals 1. 2 Symphonic Choir 1. 2.3.4 Bel-Aires 2.3.4 NYSSMA 3 Keystoner Staff 4 French Club 1. 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Soccer 4 NATALIE ANN HAYES JV Cheerleaders 2 V Cheerleaders 3.4 Pep Club 1' symphonic Choir 1. 2.3.4 Girls Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Sr. Band 1.2.3.4 NYSSMA 3.4 Keystoner staff 4 Student Council 1 Student Prints Staff 4 French Club 1. 2.3 Class Assembly 1, 2 Science Fair 1 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Christmas Ball Comm. 1 Music Lit. Club 1. 2 Duchess at Christmas Ball 4 Sr. Play Cast 4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Sr. Ball Attendant DUANE MARK HICKEN JV Baseball 1.2 V Baseball 3.4 Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4 Goss Country 2.3 Bowling 1.2.3.4 Touch Football 1. 3 Class Assembly 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball King 4 THOMAS DALE JARVIS Bowling 1, 2.3.4 Bowling Sectionals 1. 2.3 Class Assembly 1 Intramurals 2. 3.4 TERRY WILLIAM JAY JV Basketball 1. 2 Goss Country 2, 3 CYRUS EDDIE JONES Bowling 1. 2 Spring Round-up 1, 2 Volleyball 3 Touch Football 1, 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 STEFAN GUDMUNDUR JONSSON AFS Exchange Student 4 Soccer 4 Activities in Iceland: Chess. Skiing. Soccer. Swimming JOHN WILLIAM LA BARGE Hockey 3.4 Touch Football 1. 2. 3 Sr. Band 1.2.3.4 Dance Band 1. 2.3.4 French Club 1, 2 Class Assembly 1. 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Soccer 4 Senior Play Cast 4 NYSSMA 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 JANET MIRIAM LACKS JV Cheerleader 2 V Cheerleader 3 Pep Club 1 Symphonic Choir 1.2. 3.4 Bel-Aires 3.4 Girls Glee Club 1.3 Soloist at May Festival 1.2. 3 Keystoner staff 4 Students Prints 4 Library Club 1.2.3.4 French Club 2 Class Assembly 1. 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Usher at Graduation 3 Sr. Prom Comm. 4 Sr. Play Cast MICHAEL BERNARD LA HAIR Mg1'. of Hockey 2 Hockey 3.4 Class Assembly l Soccer 4 Su Play Cast 4 ALLEN DONALD LA POINT V Basketball 3.4 JV Baseball 1. 2 V Baseball 3 Touch Football 1. 2.3 Soccer 4 EDWARD WILLIAM LA SHOMB Spring Round-up 1 SATC 4 JOHN EMILE LE CUYER Keystoner Staff 4 V Baseball 4 LINDA MARY LEVISON Intramurals 1. 2.3. 4 Sectlonals 2. 3.4 Play Day 2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3 Girls Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Soloist at May Festival 1.2. 3.4 NYSSMA 4 Keystoner Staff 4 Class Assembly 3. 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Usher at Graduation 3 Music Literature Club 1. 2.3 VICP 3.4 Senior Play Cast 4 Bel-Aires 2. 3.4 RITA ANN MACKEY Intramurals 1. 2. 3 Play Day 3 Pep Club 1. 2.3 V Cheerleader 4 Girls Glee Club 3 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Council 4 PATRICIA VERA PIERCE BOWHUS1-2 QS. at Latgej Class Assembly 1. 2 Ir. Prom Comm. 3 Clarkson Chemistry 4 National Honor Society 3 Latin Club 4 Senior Play Cast 4 DALE LEANDER MARTIN Spring Round-up 1. 2 SATC 4 Wrestling 4 ANNIE MARGARET MURIEL MATTICE Pep Club 1. 2.3 Symphonic Choir 3.4 Girls Glee Club 2. 3 Keystoner Staff 4 French Club 1 Class Assembly 1. 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Princess at Jr. Prom 3 Usher at Graduation 3 Queen at Christmas Ball 4 S. Ball Comm. 4 Usher at Sr. Play 4 Senior Ball Comm. 4 BONNIE LEE MC GEE Pep Club I. 2.3 Library Club 3 FHA 3.4 Class Assembly 1. 2 JOHN BASIL MC LAUGHLIN Touch Football 2. 3 Intramurals 2. 3.4 Class President I Class Treasurer 4 Student Council 4 SLU Math Contest 3.4 Wrestling 1. 2.3.4 ski Club 1.2.3 FRED ALLEN MORGAN Sr. Band 1.2.3.4 Symphonic Choir 1. 2.3.4 Volleyball 3 Student Council 4 DIANE LYNN MURPHY Bowling 2 Pep Club 1.2.3, Vice Presi- dent Girls Glee Club 1.2.3 Class Treasurer 3 Keystoner Staff 4 French Club 2.3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Duchess at Ir. Prom 3 Christmas Ball Comm. 2.4 S. Play Usher 4 Library Club 4 Christmas Ball Attendant 4 Sr. Ball Queen JOAN MARIE MURRAY Volleyball 2 Play Day 1. 3 Pep Club 3 Girls Glee Club I Keystoner Staff 4 Student Council 3. 4 French Club I. 2 FBLA 2. 3 Class Assembly 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Play 4 Christmas Ball Comm. 4 LEON JOSEPH OBER Q-oss Country 2 Clarkson Math Courses 3.4 gowlmg 1 National Honor Society 2.3.4 C1355 Vice President 1 Clarkson Chemistry Course 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Wrestling 3, 4 DOCIOI' Wheeler AW3l'd 2 HELEN ELIZABETH OSOW AY Intramurals 2 JAMES MICHAEL MICHAUD Pep Club 3 VICP 4 Keystoner Staff 4 ERNEST EDWARD MONROE IV Basketball 1.2 IV Baseball 1. 2 V Baseball 3.4 Hockey 3 Touch Football 1. 2. 3 Soccer 4 FRANK JAMES MOODY Spring Round-up I. 2 Touch Football 2 Sectlonals 2.3 Symphonic Choir 1 Sr. Band 1 Library Club 3 FHA 2.4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 VICP 4 FNA 1.2 PATRICIA ANN OUIMET ROBERT MARTIN PALMER V Baseball 3 Touch Football 3 Symphonic Choir 1.2. 3.4 Bel-Aires 4 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Prints Staff 4 French Club 1. 2. 3.4 Class Assembly 2. 3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Soccer 4 Christmas Ball Comm. 4 V Basketball Mgr. 3,4 Sr. Play Cast 4 THOMAS ROBERT PARR Cross Country 4 Bowling 2 Touch Football 3 GEORGIANNA LEE PERRY Pep Club 2, a Ex-IA 2 DAVID ALLAN PFAUTZ Transferred from Potsdam 3 S. Band 3 Symphonic Choir 4 Tritown Basketball 3 Bowling 1. 2 Intramurals 2. 3 Pep Club 1.2.3 Student Council 1 FHA 1.2.3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 CHARLES EDWARD PLANTY Intramurals 1 FTA 1.2 Cafeteria Staff 4 Soccer 4. Mgr. MOLLY ANN PRESSEY Pep Club 3 Girls Glee Club 1.2 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Council 1.2.3 Student Prints Staff 4 Science Club I French Club 1.2.3.4 Class Assembly 1 JV Baseball 1 Wrestling 2. 3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Goss Country 1 . 2. 3. 4 MICHAEL TIMOTHY ROSS Spring Round-up I Class Assembly 1 Intramurals 2. 3 Ski Club 2. 3.4 Volleyball 3 SATC 4 ANN FRANCES SANTIMAW Pep Club 1.2.3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Girls Glee Club 2.3.4 Intramurals Basketball 1. 4 VICP 4 Class Assembly 2 Sr. Play 4 LORRAINE LOUISE SEAMANS Volleyball 3, 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3.4 Play Day 3 Pep Club I, 2.3 Glrls Glee Club 1. 2 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Council 2 French Club 2. 3 FTA 1. 2 Sr. Play Cast 4 Student Prints Staff 2.3.4 Class Assembly 1. 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Christmas Ball Comm. 2 S. Ball Comm. 4 SHERRY ANN SHANTIE Volleyball 2 Intramurals 1. 2. 3 JV Majorettes 1 V Majorettes 2.3 Keystoner Staff 4 Library Club 3 Science Fair 1 FBLA 1,2,3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Class Assembly 2 Christmas Ball Comm. 1. 2.3 VICP 3,4 Citizenship Conference 3. 4 College English 4 SYLVIA MARIE SHARLOW Clarkson Mathematics 3 Clarkson Chemistry 4 National Honor Society 2. 3.4 Chairman of AFS Comm. 4 Student Rep. to Adult AFS Comm. 4 DAR Citizen Award Sr. Class President 4 Jr. Class Vice President 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 BERNARD GEORGE PURVIS Intramurals I. 2.3 Intramurals 1. 2. 3 IV Cheerleaders 1, 2 V Cheerleaders 3.4 Library Club 3. 4 Keystoner Staff 4 FBLA I . 2. 3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Usher at Graduation 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 VICP 4 VALERIE I EAN SHARLOW Pep Club 1 . 2 Library Club 3 FHA President 3 FBLA 1, 2. Vice President 3,4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Cafeteria Staff 3 Intramurals l . 2 Volleyball 2 VICP 4 PEGGY LEE SIMONS JV Cheerleaders 2 V Cheerleaders 4 Pep Club 1,3 Symphonic Choir 1.2.3.4 S. Band 1.2.3.4 Bel-Aires 2.3.4 Dance Band 1, 2. 3,4 Girls Glee Club 1. 2.3.4 Soloist at May Festival 3 NYSSMA 2. 3. 4 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Council 4 Student Prints staff 4 French Club 1, 2 Class Assembly 1, 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Queen at Jr. Prom 3 Clarkson Mathematics 3, 4 Music Lit. Club 1.2 Christmas Ball Comm. 4 Princess at Christmas Ball 4 Sr. Ball Duchess 4 Jr. Miss Pageant 4 DAVID WILLIAM SMITH Keystoner Staff 4 Student Prints staff 3 Science Club l Camera Club 1 Class Assembly 1 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Ski Club 2.3.4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Intramurals 1. 2 Spring Round-up 1 Christmas Ball Comm. 4 PAMELA ETHEL SMITH JV Cheerleaders 1,2 V Cheerleaders 3.4 Girls Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Keystoner Staff 4 French Club 1. 2 FTA 1 Class Assembly 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Attendant at Jr. Prom 3 Sr. Play Cast 4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Attendant at Christmas Ball Pep Club Assemblies 1.2.3 Sr. Ball SUSAN KAY SPOOR Bowling 1. 2.4 Volleyball 3. 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3.4 Pep Club 1.2, Treasurer 3 Keystoner staff 4 Library Club 1. 2.3. Presi- dent 4 FBLA 2. 3 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Usher at Graduation 3 Sr. Ball Corrfm. 4 Sr. Play 4 Volleyball Sectlonals 4 Bowling Sectionals 2.3 RONALD WAYNE STACY Hockey 1. 2.3.4 Touch Football 1. 2. 3 Tennis 1, 2.4 Symphonic Choir 1. 2.3.4 NYSSMA 4 Sr. Band 1.2.3.4 Bel-Aires 1,4 Class Vice President 4 Student Council 1. 2 Movie Projection Qew 2.3 French Club 1.2.3 Class Assembly 1. 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Duke at Jr. Prom 3 Christmas Ball Comm. 1.2 Sr. Play Cast 4 Soccer 4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Sr. Ball Duke 4 PATRICK ELMER STARK Bowling 2, 3 Spring Round-up 1 Intramurals 2 VICP 4 CAROL WILMA SULLIVAN Girls Glee Club 2. 3.4 WILLIAM JOHN TODD IV Baseball 2 Hockey 1.2.3.4. Capt. Cross Country 2 Touch Football 3 Keystoner Staff 4 Radio Club 1 French Club 1. 2 Ir. Prom Comm. 3 Prince at Jr. Prom 3 Soccer 4 Duke at Christmas Ball 4 Sr. Ball Duke 4 KATHLEEN ANN TROMBLY Student Council 3.4 Vice President lr, Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Christmas Ball Comm. 3. Chrm. 4 Pep Club 1. 2.3 French Club 2. 3 Majorettes 1. 2 FTA l Class Secretary 2 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Prints staff 3.4 BONNIE ANN TYO Pep Club 2. 3 S. Band 1.2 Dance Band 1. 2 Girls Glee Club 2 Keystoner Staff 4 Class Assembly 1 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 FNA NANCY ELIZABETH W ALSH Pep Club l. 2.3 Symphonic Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Girls Glee Club 1.2 Class President 2 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec. Student Prints Staff 1. 2.3, French Club 2.3. Secretary Class Assembly 1. 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Attendant at Jr. Prom 3 Citizenship Conference 3. 4 College English 4 Clarkson Chemistry 4 National Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Quill and Scroll 3. 4 Charles-Palmer- Davis Medal for Current Events 3 Attendant at Christmas Ball 4 Sr. Play Cast 4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 HARRY ROBERT WHALEN, JR. Bowling 2,4 Touch Football 4 Intramurals 2 Keystoner staff 4 Science Club 1.2.4 Camera Club 2 Radio Club 1 French Club 2. 3 Class Assembly 1. 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Ski Club 3.4 JAMES ROBERT WING Bowling 1. 2. 3 Intramurals 1. 2 Science Club l Sr. Play Cast 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 wrestling 2. 3. 4 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 ORIN KING WITHERELL RODERICK JON WOODWARD JV Baseball 1. 2 V Baseball 3.4 JV Basketball 1. 2 V Basketball 3. 4. Capt. Goss Country 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 1. 2. 3 Touch Football 1. 2. 3 Sectionals 3.4 Prince at Christmas Ball 4 FBLA 1.2.3. President Library Club 2.3.4 Keystoner Staff 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Attendant at Jr. Prom 3 Sr. Ball Comm. 4 Sr. Ball Prince 4 THOMAS ROBERT WOODWARD Cross Country 4 Symphonic Choir 2.3 RICKIE MARIE ZAPPIA JV Cheerleaders 2 Pep Club 1. 3 Symphonic Choir 1. 2. 3.4 sr. Band 1.2.3.4 Bel-Aires 3, 4 Dance Band 1, 2 Girls Glee Club 1. 2.3.4 Soloist at May Festival 3 Class Officer 3 Keystoner Staff 4 Student Council 4 Student Prints Staff 4 French Club 1. 2,3 Class Assembly 1. 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Attendant at Jr. Prom 3 Music Lit. Club 1. 2 Coronation Comm. for the Christmas Ball 4 NYSSMA 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Class Assembly 1. 2. 3 V Cheerleader 4 Sr. Ball Princess 4 UNDERGRADUATES 3 h iw eoeh . or S. x i that The underclassmen at NNCS constitute the vast majority of its population. They are the working force of the school and the leaders of tomorrow. To them we dedicate this sec- tion of the Keystoner. JUNIORS ofrlcens svousons Mary Ann Lyons ............. President Philip Regan . . . . Vice President Floyd LaShomb . . .... Secretary Patricia McNulty . . Treasurer October November January January May June June June MN, Mrs. Laura Phalen Mr. William Champney CALENDAR 16 Car Wash 5 Movie 17 Candy Sale 21 Dance 13 Candy Sale 4 Prom 13 Picnic 16 Moving-Up Day ROOM I4 FIRST ROW: Patricia Blair, Madaleine Bregg, Deborah Bruyere, Janice Deon. Lana Bowen, Pamela Cole. SECOND ROW: Thomas Colbert, Patricia Burns. Deborah Bond, Bonnie Bartlett, Merline Adams, Char- lene Delosh, Susan Beyer. THIRD ROW: Richard Brothers, Israel Dominguez. Tony Almasy, Williwm Chudzinski, Herbert Colby. Bryan Brooks, Roy Bixby. MISSING: Sheila Barry, Timothy Baxter, Muriel Bell- inger. Terry Burrows. ROOM 23 FIRST ROW: Jean LaDue, Paula Henderson. Karen Kaiser. Larry Gage. Nancy Kennedy, Jamie Iannette. SECOND ROW: Alta I-Iaggett, Phyllis Haggett, Patricia Hunter, Kay Ibey. Marie Eurto. Cauleen Fleury. THIRD ROW: Daniel Kaiser. William LaMora. Terry Gladding. Richard Jesmer, Gary Flanders, Richard Hughes, Gary Gladding. MISSING: Robert Donahue, Theron Fedonick Hiram Gladden. Richard Kaiser. 47 ROOM Z4 FIRST ROW: Patricia McNulty, PaI1'iCia 0'CO1'lH0l'- Ronald Phelix, Floyd LaShomb. THIRD ROW: Russell Elizabeth Phalen, Ann Palmer. Susan Oliver, Donna Oakes, Raymond Mackey, Clark Longest. Frank Penny Perry, Mary Ann Lyons, C. Margie Paige. SECOND Richard LaPoint, J. Barton McGregor, Robert McKenty, ROW: John McMahon, Keith Maxin, Donna Lewey, Robert Markum. MISSING: Norman LaShomb, Lester Deborah Levison. Susan Monroe, Aca McDonald, Long, Patrick Malley, Stephen Nemo. ROOM 27 FIRST ROW: Christine Trimboli, Pamela Scott. David Tebo, Philip Regan. David Russell, William Christine Wing. Frederick Wilhelm, Joanne Richards. Seeber, James Raymonda, Donald Shepard. MISSING: SECOND ROW: Pamela Taylor, Barbara Santimaw, James Pircsuk, P. Jeffery Richards, Clarington Sawyer. Donna Trimboli, Sheila Smith, Elaine Planty, Sheila Richard Senecal, Mary Shyne, Gilbert Simons. Harold Wright. Linda Sabad. THIRD ROW: Terrell Porter, Upell. Eleck Vari, Marjorie Wilson. SOPHOMORES orrlcerzs svousorzs James Dailey ............. President Donny Purvis . . . Vice President Janice Ginn. . . . . Secretary Phil Murray . . Treasurer November November January April May June June Miss Noreen Pfautz Mr. Paul King CALENDAR 12 Dance 22 Candy Sale 14 Dance 22 Dance 16 Candy Sale 6 Picnic 16 Moving-Up Day ROOM 7 FIRST ROW: Mary Babcock, Carol Chagnon. Patricia Doran. Nancy Bullock. THIRD ROW: William Brouse Ashley. William Almasy. Linda Dufore, Darlene Deon, Catherine Cota. Sylvia Brothers, Dawn Bond, Michael Delosh. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Beamish, Diane Bart- lett, Herbert DeShane. Charles Crabb. Judith Clark, Darlene Baxter. Carol Clark, Sally Bancroft, Laurie ROOM 8 James Dailey. Antonio di Vincenzo, Daniel Dunn. Ronald Clark, Gerald Ayotte, Francis Coller. Michael Casselman, Sheila Dockum, Patricia Desnoyers, Lee Charity. MISSING: Edward Bishop, Michael Cutler. FIRST ROW: Tommie Harvey. Carol Fiacco, Karen Bruce Goodrich, Donna LaPlante. THIRD ROW: Leslie Higgins. Nancy Langelier, Laren LaRouche, Janice Haggett, Ronald Gladding. Ronald Fleury, Lyndon Ginn, Kathy LaPoint. Deborah Fetter, Victoria Jones, Gibson, James Gately. Bryce LaBrake, James Jannette, Nancy Grant. SECOND ROW: Joan LaRose, David Gene Frego. MISSING: Brenda Felix, Jane Greene, Hopsicker, Jennifer Hazen. Douglas Holtz, william Alan Ingraham. Robert LaBaff, Brian LaF1eur. LaRose, Marcia Felix, Shirley Fullerton. Penny Hall. L.-.,..h.-a ROOM 9 FIRST ROW: Jennifer Mellon. Linda LeCuyer, Katherine O'Leary. Sharon McCabe. Patricia Martin. THIRD Mason, Gordon Merrick. Cathy Page, Victoria Packard. ROW: Darrel McDonald, James O'Brien. Allen Mc- Velma Osier. John Murray. Norman Littlejohn. Shirley Donald. Nicholas Orologio. Roderick LaSiege, Lynn La- Lewey. SECOND ROW: William Matson. Timothy Shomb. Joseph Osoway. Andrew Myers. William Orologio. Levison. Richard Murdie. Sandra Morse. JacquelinePapp. Phillip Murray. MISSING: Tad Mahoney, FayeMartin. Eugene Molnar. Richard Nenoff. Robert Merkley. Joseph Mary Jane Paige. Margaret Patterson. ROOM II FIRST ROW: Karen Wilhelm. Linda Roy, Della Sawyer. Wright. Cynthia Watson. Sandra Seeley. THIRD ROW: Janet Tooley. Shirley Smith. Joan Smith. Janette Wad- Michael Town. Roger Tooley, Lawrence Perry. leigh. Sharon Wright. Larry Steinburg. David Spencer. Catherine Zeronicky. Laura Revier. Theodore Weeden. SECOND ROW: William Spencer, John Worley. Donald Walter Reimer. Mark Williams. Daryl Reif. James Purvis. Catherine Simons. Edith Talcott. Charles Robert. MISSING: William Payne. Gene Shantie. Walker. Deborah Wilkins. Anna St. Pier. Christina James Todd. Rosalie Town. 51 FRESHMEN orrlcerzs svonsores Gary Chudzinski ............. President James Doran .... . Vice President Mary Gale Trombly . . . . . Secretary Suzanne Thornton . . . Treasurer sr- December December February March June June ms 2 X, t iik I so ' -L 9 an so 1 sg t 5 s i ,Qs-' ,' M t a .ss me . as ? m ' Qi Mrs. Lucille Waterson Mr. B. Marshall Smith CALENDAR 3 Movie 18 Candy Sale 7 Candy Sale 18 Dance 9 Picnic 16 Moving-Up Day ROOM 5 FIRST ROW: Linda Colbert. Bonita Bourcier, Rhonda Beverly Dunn, Paula Colby. THIRD ROW: Glendon Bowen. Kristine Bond, Sharon Cotey, Sharleen Barry, Casselman, Gary Chudzinski, James Doran, Edward Donna Ashley, Judith Brouse, Kathleen Bosjlie, Shirley Brothers, Angel Dominguez. Michael Farnsworth, Bellinger, SECOND ROW: Bradley Bruyere, Duane Donald Bosjolie, Abner Agen, Charles Cardinal, Herbert Carson, Eileen Colbert, Mary Ann Babcock, Bruce Cota. MISSING: Valerie Bond, Diane Cutler, Ronald Baxter, Christine Dockum, Ann Dean, Sandra Deon. ETUIHW- Ronald EI1S10W- I I ROOM 6 FIRST ROW: Valerie Fredenburg. Ann Kerr, Brenda Goodnow, Sue LaBarge, Rebecca James. Linda Fizette. LaPoint, Brenda LaDue. Karol Grant, Linda Kelly, Christine Gravelin. THIRD ROW: Patrick Mackey, Andrew Francis, John Higgins, James Fielding, Robert Wayne LaShomb. Lawrence Gonyou, Michael Jay, Haggett, Ronald Herne, Carol Fullerton. SECOND ROW: Dale Lashomb, Ian Littlejohn, Ross Germano, Keith Lee Gravelle, Thomas Fullerton, Marion Jarvis. Penny LaRose, John Hicks, Floyd Hettis, John Grady. MISSING: Lou Hollinger. Teresa Holt, Robert Hahn, Carolyn Donna Frederick, Raymond Gravlin, Richard LaDue. 5 ROOM I2 FIRST ROW: Gregory Scanlon. Orville Manning, Thomas Irene Monroe, Geraldine Planty, Diana Pike, Gary Orologio, Alexander Rutley, Jeffrey Nicholson, Dale Planty, Debra McDonald, Cheryl Pryce, Robert Planty, Prairie, Mark Richards, Lawrence Palmer, William Elizabeth Molnar, Diane Perry, Bonnie Rose, Florence O'Leary, Peter McLaughlin, Kenneth McGee. SECOND Planty. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Newtown. Maureen ROW: Patsy McDonald, Virginia Pelkey, Bonnie Oakes, Nancy Roy, Timothy McEwen, Linda Price, Orologio, Norma Paige, Patricia Paige. Bonnie Mont- Maria Raymonda, Margaret Munro, Brenda O'l-Iara, Ann gomery, Kenneth Martin, Bonnie Martin. Susan Phalen, Murray. Sharon Porter. MISSING: Charles Manning, Kathleen McKenty, Diane McGrath. THIRD ROW: Philip Pelo, Donald Perry, Esther Prince. Room zo FIRST ROW: David Wright, John Wilson, Mary Jane Tyo. Todd, Charlotte Shantie. THIRD ROW: Alfred Sham- Patricia Wickwire, Gale Trombly, Kathie Tisdel, La - pine, David Wilkins. Kester Wells, Robert Stanford, Vonne Scott, Marsha Wilbur, Anne Smith. Barbara Charles Stanford, Harry Young, Dean Shantie, Robert Valade. SECOND ROW: Terry Tucker, William Shar- Sessions, Lee Simons, Fay Worley. MISSING: Harrison low, Edmond Walters, David Szabo, Suzanne Thornton. Trimboli, Irene Woodward. Barbara Trimboli, Penny Searles, Harry Snow, Gerald EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Deborah Holt, Presidentg Karla Jones, Vice Presidentg Cynthia Van Kennen, Secre- taryg Toni Premo, Treasurer. SPONSORS OFFICERS if L' - ,. 421. Nancy Babcock, Presidentg Sheila Jones, Secretaryg David Flint, Treas urer. SPONSORS Mrs. Elizabeth Bowhall Mr. Larry Dorr Mrs. Carol Sherman Mr. Donald Gallagher 55 ? ROOM I FIRST ROW: Gary Bancroft, Patrick Casselman, Sandy Clookey, Brenda Daggett. Kathy Connelly. Mary Jane Blair, Donna Debien, Sharman Bellardini, Gary Cota, Bruce Chagnon, Stephen Cardinal, Judy Bronson. SECOND ROW: Kathy Casselman, Larry Delosh. Roger Brothers. Larry Casselman. Faith Barney, Anne Davis, Blanche Bellinger, Rita Agen, Susan Bartlett. Betty Babcock, Gail Clarke. THIRD ROW: David Chudzin ski, Stephen Buck, Francis Bond. James Bray, Robert Blodgett, James Blodgett. John Brothers, Frank Butler. Philip Conte, Robert Brothers, Carl Blair. ROGM 2 l 1 FIRST ROW: Robert Kennedy. Phyllis Lang, Candise Farnsworth, Robert Higgins, Michael Hicks, William Johnston. Connie Farmer, Debra Haggett, Bonnie La- Mora, Teresa Greenwood, Judith Lacks. SECOND ROW: Christine Laramy. Cindy Hepfner, Karla Jones, Lowella Laraby, Mary Jean Francis, Marion LaPage, Marjorie Greene, Michele LaRouche, Guy Frederick, Debra Hartle. Peggy Hall. THIRD ROW: Stephan LaBar, Kenneth Harper. John Jones. Dennis Germano, Lee French, Mark Gleason. William Haggett, Pamela Kennell, Lois LaClair, Deborah Holt. MISSING: Robert Despaw. ROOM 3 FIRST ROW: Gordon Nicholson, Dale Planty. Leslie Susan LaShomb, Vivian Matson. THIRD ROW: Thomas Orologio, Paul Lecuyer, Kenneth Porter, Ronald Paige, Phillips, Bruce Murray, Richard Osoway, Charles Penny, David LaShomb, Mary Jane Murray, William Palmer, Michael Murphy, John McCarthy. Alice Montgomery. Charlyne MacArthur. SECOND ROW: John Longest, MISSING: Kathryn Lyons, Donald MacArthur, Kim Christine Paige, Suzanne McNulty, Debra Porter, Nancy M21Xil1, Bernard Phelix. Molnar, Nadine Pfautz, Sue Littlejohn, Cynthia Long, ROOM 4 FIRST ROW: Edward Smith, Valerie Seeley. Lee Tessier, Toni Premo, Debra Weeden, Cynthia Van Kennen, Carol Smith, Richard Wilkins. Sarah Spots- wood, Sandra Waite. SECOND ROW: Don Spencer, Gary Van Kennen, Sandra Sucese, Paul Santimaw, William Woodward, Carolyn Revier, Gregory Sharlow, Candace Price, David Pressey, Patrick Shantie. THIRD ROW: Clarence Woodward, Gerald Sessions, Terry Rafter, Donald Williams, Joseph Trimboli, Leo La- Shomb, Keith Wells, Thomas Purvis. MISSING: Jac- queline Swan, Francis Swinyer. 57 ROOM IA ii U...-... , s - us--, FIRST ROW: Maurice Dean. Samuel Colbert. Philip Casselman. THIRD ROW: Joseph Charity. George Colby. Chris Colby. Frederick Bond, Richard Bond. Bradley- RiCkY B0Sjli6, Gary Casey. Wendall Adams. Charles Cotey, Susan Clark, Nancy Babcock, Martha George Blair, William Felix. JOSeph Baker. Michael Dunn. SECOND ROW: Melody Daggert. Christine Beamish. MISSING: Brenda Agen. Gregg Bond. Robert Baker. Susan Adams. Donna Eurto. Wanda Banker, Farmer. Lorin Fedonick. Gretchen Buck. Stephen Emburey, Stephen Burns. Floyd FIRST ROW: Thomas Gravlin. Larry Laraby. David Phyllis Laraby. Sherry Hewitt. THIRD ROW: Flurence Flint. Rickie Gladding. Larry Grant. Dale LaRose. Kurt LaPage. James Fleury. Gary LaPoint. Michael Germano Hayes. Gary Ingraham. Frank Longest. Marvin Jones. Donald Kerr. Sandra Long. William Jarrell. Lena Allen LaShomb. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Kentner, Kaiser. Carl Haggett. Roger LaShomb. Marcus Green. Carol Gage, Linda Joy. Sharon Long. Paula Fredenburg, MISSING: Sheila Jones. Susan LaRose. Elaine Goodrich. Mary Jane LaPoint. ROOM BA FIRST ROW: Ann Robert, Sharon McDonald, Garth Revier, Barbara Prince, Sally Malley, Laura Paige. Murray. Matthew Murphy. Barry Newcombe, Randy THIRD ROW: James Mason, Richard Raymonda. Rafter, John Purvis, Philip Merrick. Sandra Martin, Mildred Osoway, Mary Ann Morris, Susan Robert, Mar- Susan Murray, Ronald O'Leary. SECOND ROW: Janet sha McComber, John Newtown, Pana Lou Mahoney, Robert, Cynthia Monroe. John Malley, James Perry, Linda Rafter, Sharon Peck, Lawrence Murdie, Cheryl Jack Prince, Kathleen Maxim, Marie Malone. Susan Reif. MISSING: Stephen Maxim, Roberta Palmer. ROOM IO FIRST ROW: Kevin Wells, Charles Wright, Charles Terrillion, Diana Wilhelm, Cathy Sharlow, Deborah Young, Nancy Tisdel, Mitze Trimboli. Dominic Zappia, Robert Watson, John Sipos, Roy Smith. SECOND ROW: Tanya Tucker, Margaret Worley. Wyona Sawyer. Deborah Wing. Anona Swan, Frieda Wadleigh, Mary Rousaw. Mark Stewart. Eugene Schiavone, David Roy. Charles Wickwire. THIRD ROW: Marvin Roden, Randy Wolstenholme, Earl Tebo. Deborah Shepard, Michael Sullivan, Lydia Worley, Katherine Smith, John Walters. Kathleen Van Kennen. MISSING: Arthur Shantie. 5 ACTIVITIES if, The activities offered by our school help complete our education. They verify the Athenian concept of a whole man. They unify the student body with common interests and a common goal. To the active people of NNCS we dedicate this section. KEYSTONER STAFF EDITORS-IN-CHIEF We, the class of 1966, present the Keystoner with pride, hoping that our book will exemplify our class. We have been a class of many accomplishments. We have laughed together, cried together, matured together We want to be remembered not as individuals but as a whole. We, therefore, present the 1966 Keystoner as a document of our six years at N. N.C.S. and as a remem- brance of our accomplishments. FIRST ROW: Dave Smith, Kathy Trombly, Roger Clary, Nancy Walsh, Mr. Robert Plumb, Mrs. Frances Root, Pam Smith, Deborah Beyer, Linda bevison, Lorraine Seamans. SECOND ROW: Sherry Shantie, Rickie Zap- pia, Natalie Hayes, Peggy Simons, Sylvia Sharlow, Joan Murray, Diane Murphy, Mary Durham, Janet Lacks, Annie Mattice, Molly Pressey, Nancy Emlaw. Janet ROST Co-Editors: Nancy Walsh, Pamela Smith. Arrangement: Marcia Gibson, Michael Brothers. Administration: Deborah Beyer, Danny Dockum. Seniors: Kathleen Trornbly, Mary C. Durham. Classes: Natalie Hayes, Diane Murphy. Sports: Sylvia Sharlow, Roger Clary. Activities: Peggy Simons, Rickie Zappia. Music: Janet Lacks, John Burns. Treasurer: Helen Osoway, Art: Lorraine Seamans. Photography: William Todd, David Smith, Danny Dock- um, John LeCuyer, James Michaud. l? Bond, Grace Haggett, Susan Bond, Rita Mackey, Marcia Gibson, Sharon Fullerton, Janice Buck, Bonnie Tyo, Helen Osoway, Judy Arouette, Patricia Debien. THIRD ROW: Joe Cardinal, Richard Hann, Daniel Dockum, John Burns, Robert Palmer, Roderick Woodward, Harry Whalen, William Todd, Richard Castle, Michael Bro- thers. MISSING: John LeCuyer, James Michaud. ER Business Managers: Bonnie Tyo, Nancy Emlaw. Advertising: Bemard Cardinal, Richard Castle, Patricia Debien, Linda Levison, Rita Mackey, Joan Murray, Molly Pressey, Sherry Shantie, Susan Spoor, Harry Whalen, Rodrick Wood- Typist: Judy Arquette, Janet Bond, Susan Bond, Janice Buck, Grace Haggett, Annie Mattice. Historians: Sharon Fullerton, Richard Hann, Robert Palmer. Art and Photographer Advisor: Mr. Robert Plum. Advisor: Mrs. Frances Root. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Patty McNulty, Rita Mackey, Jamie Jan- Lyons, Jackie Papp, Kathy McKenty. John McLaughlin. nette, Bob Watson, Gary Casey, David Flint, Garth Mur- THIRD ROW: Roger Clary. Jim Gately, Steve Buck, John ray. SECOND ROW: David Tebo, Judy Lacks, Kathy Wilson, Robert Haggett, Gary Chudzinski, Mike Town. OFFICERS John Burns. Treasurerg Nancy Walsh, Secretary: Daniel Dockum, President: Kathy Trombly, Vice-President. MOVING UP DAY JUNE I7, 1965 John Burns, John McLaughlin, Peggy POTSDAM STATE ENGLISH COURSE a Mackey, Nancy Walsh, John Burns, John McLau ssey. ghun. Molly CLARKSON MATH COURSES Molly Ann Pressey, Debb Nancy Walsh. CLARKSON CHEMISTRY COURSE ie Beyer, John Burn NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Mr. Richard Dunne. Rita Mafrkey. Paula Pressey, Joan Murray, Roy Bixby. MISSING: John Henderson, Nancy Walsh, Janet Lacks. SECOND ROW: McLaughlin, Chris Wing, Miss Mercedes Sullivan. John Burns, Daniel Dockum, Patti Burns, Molly Ann ummm. nouvsgarrv S Z T- S' Debbie Beyer, John Burns, Fred Morgan, Danny Dockum, Mike Desnoyers, and John McLaughlin. Alternatesz Fred Morgang Nancy Walsh, Missing. REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS WINNERS AND ALTERN ATES EDITORS FIRST ROW: Janet Lacks, Editor-in-Chief: Chris Wing, News Editor: Marcia Gibson, Copy Editor: Natalie Hayes, Business Manager: Nancy Walsh, Feature Editor: Kathy Trombly. Exchange Editor. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Seamans, A Art Editor: Danny Dockum, Sports Editor: Tom Harvey, Photographer. Q5 STUDENT PRINTS Janet Lacks, Editor-in-Chief Seniors: Choose S People s Theme Thd,Clau n! 66 hu cha:-an Pgople an the theme for their The 'KUYSUDHI stat! consists . sr Nancy wma, :sua Pamela Raith, co-editors: Marcia ,Gib- and lichen! Broth:-si IGI! 5 9 sr' nngemeus. odiiong-f Dam Doekmn andbebm-ah:Bt!It, Clary W Tromhiy and Mary Dun-hmm md Q activities editors are Peggy Underehsamen editors are Na-S talie Hayes and Diane lurphfp X Janet Lacks and John Burns 1 are music editors. The treasurer. T of the Keyssoaer is Helen ohh' way -and Lorraine Summa is nrt trliomzraphers are William Todd- md David Smith. Bonnie Tyo and Nancy: Em- Ilm are business managers and the 'historians are Sharon Ful- S Dick Blum nd Bob UFS f' Y ' O 5QL 'K.- s mm- , -, T vt - , ma. s X ' SITTING: Ann Smith, Patti Burns, Patty McNulty, Paula Henderson, Betsy Phalen, w::i:m'fJWm'AWgNW Kathy Zeronicky, Andy Francis, Debbie Young. STANDING: Sharon Wright, 53:1-d iPiitE:il m Peggy Simons, Rickie Zappia, Kathy Van Kennen, Molly Pressey, John Burns, :Egan Jonsson, Bob Palmer, Roy Bixby, Sharon Fullerton, Debbie Wing, David rm:-y ma may-ra: ' wi'-?1T'.S Q.s igmayQ,5f',l, ss si l ,f,,,s mn nm Susan Hand Janice Buck, Gmc: Haggvtt una Annie llabtice. A ' ' Y FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: Jenny Mellon, Linda Colbert, Bonita Bourcier, Roy Bixby - Presi- dent, Jackie Papp - Secretary, Chris Wing - Vice President, Richard Nenoff - Treasurer, Betsy Phalen, Karen Higgins, Patty McNulty. SECOND ROW: Robert Planty, Sue Thornton, Tom Orologio, Doug Holtz, Charles Cardinal, Judy Brouse, Mr, R, V, Smith Karen LaRouche, Nancy Walsh, Diane McGrath, Ann Smith, Mary Ann Lyons, Bonnie Martin, Sharleen Barry, Gale Trombly, Duane Carson, Bob Merkley. THIRD ROW: Penny Hollinger, Chris Dockum, Cathy Zeronicky, Ian Littlejohn, Dave Hopsicker, Bob Palmer, Bill Brouse, Pete McLaughlin, Andy Myers, Ron Clark, Mike Jay, Bill Matson. FOURTH ROW: Gary Chudzinski, Jim Robert, Sheila Dockum, Jennifer Hazen, Sandy Seeley, Sharon McCabe, Cindy Watson, Carol Clark. Kathy Mason, Kathy Tisdel, John Burns, Bob Hann, Jim Gately, Daryl Reif, Mr. R. V. Smith, Brad Bruyere, Beverly Dunn. MISS- ING: Herbert Deshane, Nancy Langelier, Vicky Packard, Les Haggett. LATIN IS THE DOOR TO BROAD HORIZONS FRENCH IS THE KEY. LATIN CLUB Mrs. C. Sherman SITTING: Janice Ginn, Mike Town, Patty McNulty. Paula Henderson, Patti Burns, Phyllis Haggett. STANDING: Debbie Wilkens, Sharon Wright, Darlene Baxter, Sally Bancroft, Donna Trimboli, Sheila 67 Wright, Debbie Fetter, Chris Wing, Betsy Phalen, Rita Mackey. LIBRARY CLUB SITTING: Susan Bond, Susan Spoor, Valerie Shariow. Ann Kerr, David Pfautz, Rod Woodward, Laura Revier, Sylvia Sh8,l'1OW, Janet LELCRS. STANDING: Linda Kelly, Linda Colbert, Dawn Bond, Valerie Bond, YORKER CLUB SITTING: Gary Sessions, Pat Casselman, Frank Butler, cock, Betty Babcock, Martha Dunn, Gretchen Buck, Eugene Schiavone, David Flint, Bob Higgins, Sara Carol Gage, Debbie Young, Cindy Van Kennen, Sharon Spotswood, David Chudzinski, Bill Felix, Randy Wol- McDonald, Donna Debien, Diane Wilhelm, Mr. Dorr, stenholme, Stephen Burns. STANDING: Carla Jones, Sheila Jones, Sally Malley, Nancy Tisdale, Debbie Connie Farmer, Susan Murray, Linda Rafter, Nancy Bab- Wing, Ann Robert, Kathy Van Kennen, Bob Watson. aff 68 sua clue '- ,F si. Tis- 3 FIRST ROW: Fred Wilhelm, Frank Moody, Stephen Car- Sue Oliver. FOURTH ROW: Danny Dunn, Francis Col- dinal. BCYSY Pllalefl. David Flint. Laffy L2-I8bY. Debbie ler, Gary Chudzinski. FIFTH ROW: Larry Palmer, Billy Beyer- SECOND ROW: Beb Helm. Sheila Smith. Ann Brouse, Dick Harm, Mike Desnoyers. Dave Hopsicker. Palmer. Gale T1'0mblY- NRHCY Emlaw. THIRD ROW! SIXTH ROW: Mike Farnsworth, Jim Dailey, Dave Stefan Jonsson, Debbie Bruyere, Chris Wing, Patti Burns, Smith, Tim McEwen, FIRST ROW: Darlene Deon, Bonnie Montgomery, Patty Valerie Bond, Mary Ann Babcock, Sharleen Delosh. Martin, Brenda Felix, Merline Adams. SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Mrs. Burns, Donna Perry, Janet Wadleigh, Cathy Page, Valerie Sharlow, Lana Bowen, Pam Cole, Joan Smith, Diane Perry, Bonnie McGee, Bonnie Rose, Judy Clark, Edith Talcott, Kay Ibey, Patty Ashley, Cauleen Fleury, Helen Osoway, Linda Kelly, Shirley Dawn Bond, Ann Kerr, Kathleen Bosjlie, Christine Bond, Lewey, Cathy Cora, Diane Pike, Joan LaRose. 69 ROYALTY his 1 I LK'k1L ff' SEATED: Duchess Diane Murphy Queen Peggy Simons Princess Annie Mat- tice. STANDING: Duke Ron Stacy, Prince Bill Todd. MISSING: King George Ramsey. SEATED: Princess Peggy Simons, Queen Annie Mattice. Duchess Natalie Hayes. STANDING: Prince Rod Woodward, King Stefan Jonsson, Duke Bill Todd. SEATED: Princess Rickie Zappia, Queen Annie Mattice, Duchess Peggy Sim- ons. STANDING: Duke Bill Todd, Prince Rod Woodward, Duke Ron Stacy. 70 MISSING: King Duane Hicken. SCHOO JUNIOR PROM CHRISTMAS BALL SENIOR BALL ORMALS ATTENDANTS DIXIE DREAM lAND King George having a chat with his Prince. SEATED: Nancy Walsh, Pam Smith, Rickie Zappia, STANDING: Rod Woodward, Dan Dockum, Dick Castle. MIDNIGHT IN BLUE King Duane and Queen Diane SEATED: Pam Smith, Nancy Walsh, Diane Murphy. stepping out. STANDING: Roger Clary, Dan Dockum, Ron Stacy. SWEET- HEART SEATED: Annie Mattice, Natalie Hayes, Pam M..-1 Smith. STANDING: Stefan Jonsson, Roger Clary. Seniors having a chuckle over the couple at the next table. 71 SPORTS E X lil, N'-N Sports are an important part of high school life. They create school spirit and pride in accomplishment. They build the individuals by emphasizing good sportsmanship. To the athletes of NNCS we dedicate this section. SOCCER ity. THIRD ROW: Coach Ray Miller, Mike LaHair, Joe Cardinal, Dick Brothers, Lynn LaShomb, Rick Jesmer, Dick LaPoint, Roger Bartlett, Tony Almasy, John LaBarge, Bob Palmer, Gary Chudzinski. C0-CAPTAINS 'Rf - 5 .una Coach Ray Miller, Stefan Jonsson, Allen LaPoint, Co-Captains --,f XX ' X . x Q 3 x . L N N g X Q' Q. 4 r . X wiv. - x Q X 1 . 1 'N . S, K 7 QS' iff A mwwgv' X QP' its X Y ' xx, A ,A QQ .. is-xxx 1' .X W6 n , f ww xy me . r f 'f ..- J .. fr -'ij M Q -bf f A 5 M ,. 1, A P V ,x X' X Q, .X ,QA 'nm .J .R- K . gf ?7',Qg ,fic if ww ' . Y' x X -'A Q N lk he .E f ,Qs 5 x 4 si I N xx , fix 5- . , ft . Q 6 K . Q P . . vi , 5 lf.,-gy ,1KkiR, Y: iff M A A - X Q K Q x . I 1- N, W x - , X f . .Xi 1 xg Ag, Xx -Q1 I X Q I' Q ' 5 up ff, . l s X Ank- Y' 1 JN - W .,, 33 1 1 CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: Danny Dunn, Robert Donahue, Tim Levison, Coach William Kitney, Tommy Woodward, Bernie Phelix, James Dailey, Pat Mackey, Bryce LaBrake, Tommy Colbert, Butch Purvis, Rod' Woodward, Don Colbert, Wayne LaShomb Terry Burrows, Tom Parr, Mike Town. SECOND ROW: Jim Gately, Donny Purvis, Rod LaSiege. The Norwood-Norfolk Cross Country squad under the direction of Coach William Kitney completed a respectable season by winning 2 of 5 regular season meets. The harriers also placed second in the yearly meet at NNCS and fourth in the annual sectionals held at Tupper lake this year. Although this year's squad looses its two leading runners in Don Colbert and Tom Parr due to graduation, it returns with many fine underclassmen with a great amount of potential and desire. 76 Parr and Colbert - Leaders of the pack. 1 5 R Q I wax x Coach William Kitney, Co-Captains Donald Colbert and Thomas Parr. WRESTLING KNEELING: Ronald Paige, Ronald Emlaw, Frank Moody, Daniel Dunn. Dale Martin. John McLaughlin. James Wing Fred Wilhelm, Ronald Phelix, Richard Almasy, William Mark RiCh31'dS. Roger T001eY- T5-ITIOIUY Baxter- Almasy. STANDING: Mr. Rabideau, Wayne LaShomb, N.N.C.S. 39 Hermon-Dekalb 13 11 Heuvelton 42 1 9 Bruston-Moira 31 26 Clifton-Fine 24 30 Madrid-Waddington 16 16 Hermon- DeKalb 25 14 Heuvelton 33 1 9 Bruston-Moira 29 18 Clifton-Fine 28 22 Madrid-Waddington 26 M. Williams C. Crabb M. Gleason 1 X f' YZ C- Cardinal J. Martin B. Blodgett J. Blodgetr 78 VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: Bob Palmer - Manager, Dick Hann - Mana- bert, Roger Clary, Dick Brothers, Daryl McDonald. Jim ger. FIRST ROW, Standing: Coach Miller. SECOND Dailey. Dick LaPoint, Lynn LaShomb. MISSING: Rod ROW: Dave Tebo, Bill Seeber, Tony Almasy. Don Col- Woodward. NNCS Opponents ' 66 St. Lawrence 69 68 Chateagay ' 66 55 Malone 87 42 Salmon River 54 57 Potsdam 63 80 Tupper Lake 96 50 Canton 68 43 Massena 55 53 Ogdensburg 67 71 Saranac Lake 58 60 Canton '73 51 Madrid-Wadington 55 ' 82 Gouverneur 86 58 Ogdensburg ' '71 52 Massena 90 59 Gouverneur 71 Home games The 1965-66 Varsity basketball team completed the season with a disappointing record of 2 wins and 14 losses. Although the record looks unsuccessful it does not show the amount of experience gained by the team's juniors and sophomores. Congratulations go to Lynn LaShomb and Rod Woodward the team's high scorers and Jim Dailey who did a fine all-round job the latter half of the season. Next year's team returns with many fine players and should prove to be much more successful. X nh GRADE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Gary Sessions. Carl Blair. John Longest, Pat Casselman, David La Shomb. Gary Van Kennen. Bruce Chagnon, William Haggett. SECOND ROW: SteVeLaBar. Chuck Penny. Dennis Ger- mano, William Woodward. David Chudzinski, Steve Buck. Terry Rafter. Coach, Mr. Champney. FIRST ROW: Eugene Schia- vone. Floyd Casselman, Charles Corey. Frank Long- est. Marvin Jones, Rick Gladding, George Bradley. SECOND ROW: George Blair, Larry Murdie, Randy Wolstenholme, Gary LaPoint James Mason. Marvin Rodin. Coach. Mr. Dorr. 8th GRADE BASKETBALL i XJ' JV BASKETBALL 2 KNEELING: Nick Orologio, Mgr. STANDING: Mr. Boots, Ian Littlejohn, Allen McDonald, Mike Town, Ross Ger- mano, Bill Orologio, Chuck Purvis, Joe Levision, Mike NNCS Opponents 54 St. Lawrence Central 34 57 Chateaugay 47 35 Malone 30 37 Salmon River ' 34 35 Potsdam 42 45 Tupperlake 60 52 Canton 'i' 27 45 Massena 4' 41 23 Ogdensburg 35 The 1965-66 LV. basketball team, under the super- vision of coach Charlie Boots, completed another suc- cessful season with a record of 9 wins and 7 losses. Bill Orolgio and Allen McDonald took over as the Casselman, Gary Chudzinski, Bob Merkley, Phil Murray, Herb Cota. NNCS Opponents 50 Saranac Lake ' 31 49 Canton 38 36 Madrid-Wadington 39 41 Gouverneur 42 33 Ogdensburg ' 43 36 Massena 47 40 Gouverneur 28 ' Home games team's leading scorers after the loss of Jim Dailey, who moved up to varsity at mid-season. Mike Casselman provided the team with good ball-handling and stiff de- fense. TENNIS 64-65 F x Mr. Gallaigher. William Parr, vlncem Mellon, JohnDai1eY. Darv1Rief. Michael Town- Mark Williams. Frederick Wilhelm. VOLLEYBALL 64-65 y KNEELING: James O'Brian. William Bron- son, James Bishop, Fred Morgan, Vernon Osier. STANDING: Chester Pierce, Mike Ross, Cy- rus Iones, Terry Porter. Richard Kaiser. Keith La Siege. MISSING: Bill Parr, Robert Firman BOWLING 64-65 FIRST ROW: Jeff Wel- ner, Tom Jarvis. Terry Steinberg, Ron Phelix. SECOND ROW: Danny Casselman, Phil Jenner, Mike Edwards. Richard Hughes. - H- f- -mn --f -111 r -gg..,,esswiSvuww1.ua4'.a ry..-me X - +L .C S ... W .TSX .L ..,gww.-1 -X.. r.r.x,,,f- W .ff-ia L R . ,, raw. N aa. r A 'N 1 W L , .. -- A .. L H - 5 si if i Hqwrlv KNEELING: Dick Castle, Jim Fielding. FIRST ROW: Jerry Todd, Mike LaHair, Ron Stacy, Bill Todd, Gary Flanders, Bob McKenty, Dick Fiacco, Bart McGregor, Duane Hicken. SECOND ROW: Coach Coir, Joe OPPONENTS Massena A Saranac Lake Salmon River Rome Free Academy A St. Lawrence Saranac Lake Salmon River Alexandria Bay LAKE PLACID TOURNAMENT Salmon River St. Lawrence Canton A Alexandria Bay St. Lawrence CLARKSON TOURNAMENT NNCS ' 1 '14 ' 3 3 ' 4 11 1 2 4 1 0 ' 2 ' 2 7 2 2 Home Games Saranac Lake Salmon River St. Lawrence E ir 'N P O'Leary, Zip Hughes, Rick Jesmer. John Burns. Andy Myers, Lyndon Gibson, Larry Steinburg, Herb Colby, Coach Corbett. THIRD ROW: George Harris - Bus Driver, Lee Charity, Don Bosjolie, Jim Doran. HOCKEY s... S 13 Next year's returning strength. Minus Zip and Hound-dog. 3 r ,Q ,W . Coach Coir with proteges Todd and Flanders. xiii Duane guards the nets. .Q-.,-...gmt X is . K, -sad.-......-N-wmpsu-asn.s., X. Alright. Duane, where did you hide the puck? Hey, Coach, where's your cigar? The 1965-66 Hockey Team completed another successful season by placing second in league play and by again winning the Clarkson Tournament. Congratu- lations are in order to coaches Neil Coir, and William Corbett who did much to rebuild this year's squad. Next year's team will be hit hard by the graduation of goalie Duane Hicken along with Bill Todd, Ron Stacy, Dick Fiacco, and Mike LaHair, but should again return with another outstanding team. Congratulations should also go to Rick Jesmer, Zip Hughes and Gary Flanders, the team'S leading scorers with 30, 28, and 24 points respectively. 83 1965-VARSITY BASEBALL sv- FIRST ROW: William Payne, Norman LaShomb, Robert Palmer, Timothy LaMay, Gary Flanders, Ernest Monroe, Terry Steinberg, Daniel Casselman, James Bishop, Philip Regan, Ronald Brothers, Keith LaSiege. SECOND ROW: NNCS 18 12 2 13 5 OPPONENT Canton Potsdam St. Mary's O. F. A . Gouverneur Mad. -Wad. Canton Potsdam Mad. -Wad. St. Mary's O.F.A. Allan LaPoint, Duane Hicken, Michael Edwards, Terry McDougall, Roderick Woodward, Craig Mahoney, Daniel Dockum, Allen McLaughlin, Roger Clary, Mr. Miller. 5 Gouverneur 2 '3 Tupper Lake 2 'O Potsdam 1 ' Division Playoffs The 1965 Varsity Baseball Team was extremely success- ful last season, winning 12 of 14 games. They captured the Western Division championship of the Northern League. Congratulations go to Coach Ray Miller for his fine super vision and to the entire squad for its fine team play. 84 V - i,wMN:'j:,, af, in Z .P fn - fr' 2 I K r v , X Il in Mahoney takes a rest- McGlaugh1in at bat. JV BASEBALL - 1965 KNEELING: Ron Gladding, Lynn Lashomb' Bob Markum' agers D1ck LaPo1nt Bart McGregor Tony Almasy Darrel Zip Hughes, Bruce Goodrich, Rick Jesmer, Gary Glad- ding. STANDING: Jim Jannette and Nick Orologio-Co-Maw NNCS 1 11 8 18 12 11 1' o 29 2 6 11 4 'ff 2 4 U OPPONENT Canton Potsdam St. Mary's Academy Ogdensburg Free Academy Gouverneur Madrid-Waddington Massena Gouverneur Canton Potsdam St. Mary's Academy Madrid-Waddington Massena Ogdensburg Free Academy Non-League Games 1 PEPPY, PERT, AND PROUD OF OUR TEAM! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS . E X. M., .--MN OMAN Ax X, Q X. E. ,f , I H Janice Ginn Gail Trombly Laurie Doran Patty Desnoyers Linda Price Maria Raymonda Par Wickwire GO, TEAM GO - ON T0 VICTORY! JV CHEERLEADERS .R W 1964-65 VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW: Melody Shar- low, Cheri McClure, Bar- bara Smith, Ann Ridsdale, Marilyn Maurer. SECOND ROW: Maria Raymonda, Diane Porter, Connie Bro- thers, Lorraine Seamans, Joan Dowe, Nancy Kennedy. MISSING: Annette Merkley, Sue Spoor. SOFTBALL Miss HITER I FIRST ROW: Ann Murray, Debbie Haggett, Candy Farnsworth, Mary Jane Blair, Rebecca James, Carol Grant. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Orologio, Debbie McDonald, Sue Phalen, Sue Bartlett, Jackie Swan, Sue Thornton. THIRD ROW: Blanche Bellinger, LaVonne Scott, Nancy Roy, Maria Raymonda, Kathy Casselman, Marion LaPaige: BOWLING FIRST ROW: Nancy Langeliyer-Capt. Patty McNulty, Debbie Bruyere, Madaleine Bregg Margie Paige. SECOND ROW: Karen LaRouche-Sub, Debby Levison, Ann Palmer- Capt., Linda Sabad, Hattie Oakes, Susan Oliver. MAJORETTES . . . . X - A . , X ' K pl WM, A S wg 3 .rid XXXX. r ff- we ,.dwXt.r.Q.rxaw Swwmer' i X ' 'Nw S- X '- - . tg., S x.XLx ' X ig A E: O O xxLLLLx , 1. 5 ....:. ,,. r HEAD MAJORETTE DRUM MAJORETTE A KNEELING--FIRST ROW: Terry Greenwood. Phyllis Lang. Rhonda Bowen. Chris Wright. Brenda O'Hara. Kathy LaPoint SECOND ROW: Vicky Jones, Patsy O'Connor. Linda Roy, Shirley Smith. Joanne Richards. Margie Paige. Karen Higgins. STANDING: Judy Arquette. Diana Pike. N 5 N MUSIC Music increases creativity in our student body. By co- ordinating their talents and abilities the musicians work to effect a successful whole. To the musicians of NNCS we dedi- cate this section. sENlo 1 FIRST ROW: C. Fleury. J. Jannette. S- Corey. P- THIRD ROW: D. Wright, P. McDonald, J. Wilson, R MCLHUgh1iI1. P- 5im0f1S- SECOND ROW! K- KHiSC1', Littlejohn, R. Haggett. STANDING: Mr. Donbvan, H M. Shyne, P. Taylor, S. Barry, P. Burns, R. Zappia. Cglby, AND I X FIRST ROW: M. Munro, P. McNulty, M. Lyons, ROW: A. Haggett, M. Desnoyers, D. Williams, F. N. Hayes. SECOND ROW: P. Haggett, J. Hazen, N. Morgan, P. Regan, S. LaBar. STANDING: M. Richards Kennedy, W. Matson, R. Merkley, D. Lewey. THIRD L. Tessier, I. LaBarge. W i I SYMPHONI4 Q 3 J I: S FIRST ROW: B. Valade, S. Phalen, P. Colby, P. M. Shyne, A. Mattice, D. Chudzinski, F. Morgan, McNulty, R. Littlejohn, R. Stacy, D. Hopsicker, J. C. Penny, P. McLaughlin. FOURTH ROW: J. Papp, Jannette. SECOND ROW: S. LaBarge, M. Lyons, M. B. Santimaw, J. Lacks, B. Trimboli, P. Regan, F. Babcock, L. Levison, I. Gately, A. Myers, J. Doran, Penny, D. Pfautz. FIFTH ROW: P. Desnoyers, A. R. Wilkins. THIRD ROW: C. Dockum, N. Kennedy, Haggett, P. Taylor, D. Dockum, M. Desnoyers. I u x I BHOIR FIRST ROW: G. Pelkey, K. LaRouche, M. Tyo, N. D. Shantie, M. Town, I. Litlejohn, D. Williams. Emlaw, R. Bixby, H. DeShane, R. Nenoff, D. Bosjolie. FOURTH ROW: J. Jannette, N. Grant, S. Smith, S. SECOND ROW: K. LaPoint, N. Walsh, D. Beyer, J. Seeley, P. Burns, P. Haggett, S. Dockum, L. Haggett Mellon, W. Watson, J. Hicks, R. Palmer, F. Worley. FIFTH ROW: J. Buck, P. Simons, R. Zappia, J. THIRD ROW: C. Wing, N. Hayes, D. Ferrer, J. Ginn, Greene, D. Lewey, J. Hazen, L. Doran. - BEL AIRES SITTING: A. Haggett. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Hopsicker, Matson, B. Palmer, M. Desnoyers. MISSING: Leslie E D. Harm, R. Stacy. L. Levison, J. Lacks, M. Lyons, R. Haggett, Zappia, P. Simons, N. Hayes, C. Wing, R. Bixby, B. ACCOMPANISTS LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Barney, S. Spotswood, P. Simons, S. Phalen, R. Zappia, A. Haggett, M. Lyons, P. Desnoyers, J. Hazen. 96 CHRISTMAS CONCERT STARLIGHTS mu FIRST ROW: F, Barney, S. Spotswood, G. Clark, S. Higgins, R. Rafter. THIRD ROW: F. Butler, W. Felix Long, C. Farnsworth, K. Maxim, I. Swan, D. Weeclen. W, Palmer, SECOND ROW: J. Lacks, K. Lyons, Mrs. Allen, B. JUNIOR CHORUS FIRST ROW: I. Bronson, R. Rafter, D. Young, N. Tis- rich, S. Peck. FOURTH ROW: L. Kaiser, S. Waite, del, C. Farnsworth, L. Orolgio, K. Kentner, S. McDon- S. LaShomb. B. LaMora. M. Greene, S. Bartlett, C. ald, J. Charity, R. Higgins, S. Emburey, S. Malley. L0ng. K. Smith, R. Agen, S. Littlejohn, G. VanKen- SECOND ROW: K. Maxim, S. Long, B. Chagnon, T, nen, L. Paige, W. Felix, L. Rafter, W. Woodward, P. Purvis, C. MacArthur, M. J. Blair, S. Spotswood, D. Casselman, C. Haggett. FIFTH ROW: L. LaShomb. I. Porter, s. cmokey, C. Revier, P. Hall, s. Bums. Perry. R- Wolsrenhvlmf-2. C- Hepfner. C. vanxermen. THIRD ROW: J, Lacks, C. Connelly, B. Babcock, S. D. Wing. M. Dunn, K. Casselman, F. Barney. L. Sucese, S. Cardinal. W. Palmer, N. Molnar, G. L2C1air. J. Swan, G. Buck. C. Reif, E. Schiavone, F. Clarke, A. Robert, D. Weeden, N. Babcock, E. Good- Butler. S. BL1Ck. FIRST ROW: P. Blair, J. Deon, C. Cota, B. Valade, K. Kaiser, A. Palmer, D. Bruyere, S. Smith B. LaPoint, C. Fiacco, K. LaPoint, C. Watson. SECOND ROW: V. Packard, B. Martin, P. McDonald, K. Tisdel, S. Barry, J. Bond, P. Colby, P. Wickwire, A. Smith, B. Dunn, N. Hayes, R. Zappia. THIRD ROW: S. Phalen, M. Babcock, M. Lyons, L. Levison, S. Oliver, S. Seeley, V. Pelky, S. Thornton, S. Ban- croft, D. Wilkins, M. Oakes, M. non, J. Brouse, C. Dockum, A. Murray, S. Cotey, J. Ginn, D. Fetter, C. Mason, J. LaRose, P. Hollinger, J. Buck, P. Simons, P. Burns, D. Trimboli. FIFTH . -W . I M.A.Babcock, K. McKentry, A. Dean, S. Morse, V. Osier, P. Hunter, L. Doran. SIXTH ROW: C. Zeronicky, L. Revier, C. Sullivan, A. St. Pier, F. Planty, M. Gibson, P. Searles, D. Perry, D. Bancroft, S. Fullerton. SEVENTH ROW: B. Felix, C. Simons, J. Papp, B. Santimaw, B. Trimboli, P. Desnoyers, S. Dockum, H. Hazen, J. Greene. , Felix. FOURTH ROW: C. Chag- ROW: C. Fleury, P. Hall, S. Deon, JUNIOR BAND C . . , s , X1-as .izfi X'-L S,..- ?Y,iA ,. A ft- -' -':, t . . vi O i - ,. i g k, 1 . 95 2 iq L kk y if l if V lit if ' S' T'T Q.fg.TgL.,-fg,.. -12i,..... -.,:l.. ..,g.Tf'iIfT ,C T, F, . ,., ,, . 'PAT 4 E - 2 1-ss W . Qi,,,.....p....-aw A ,J Q A E Lani TOP--FIRST ROW: M. Malone, C. Revier, C. Baker, S. Clarke, S. Malley, C. Wright, L. Laraby, F. Long- est, C. Colby, S. Burns, C. Terrillion, D. Flint. SECOND ROW: M. Daggett, M. Osoway, W. Sawyer, D. Kerr, J. Purvis, C. Corey, P. Merrick, L. Murdie, S. Mason, M. Beamish, D. Zappia, I. Charity, K. Hayes. THIRD ROW: C. Sharlow, S. Martin, S. Long, D. Eurto, A. Swan, S. Adams, W. Baker, B. Agen, S Peck, D. Young, D. Wing, K. Van Kennen, W. Felix M. Dean, Mr. Donovan, J. Newtown. BOTTOM-- FIRST ROW: L. LaC1air, C. Paige, S. McNulty, N. Molnar, P. Hall, C. Laramay, V. Matson, C. Farns- worth. SECOND ROW: F. Barney, G. Clarke, S. Littlejohn, C. Hepfner, C. Smith, S. Waite, C. Long S. Sucese, M. Greene, N. Pfautz. THIRD ROW: WL' Woodward, F. Butler, M. Murphy, S. Buck, C. Penny G. VanKennen, D. Wilkins, E. Smith, R. Kennedy, P Casselman. FOURTH ROW: R. Paige,.P. Santimaw, W. Palmer, W. Haggett, J. Longest, Mr. Donovan. l N P ADVERTISING To the patrons and advertisers of the Keystoner, we offer our gratitude for the understanding and faith they have placed in us. ,-v .af v- li 1916 - 50 Years - 1966 of Banking Service Your Friendly Fu11 Service Bank FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Norfolk Compliments sTlckNEY's GARAGE WEL - TEVREDEN RESTAURANT 8 MOTEL Route 22 Potsdam - Norwood Road Salem New York HThe Country's Best In Which To Restu Potsdam New York Josephine Harrington PATRONS DR. HAROLD J. MCPHAIL MR. AND MRS. RICHARD RAKOCE MRS. FRANCES N. 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