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

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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.

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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.

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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?