Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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NORTWFfELD aD WfNfSlRAnON Our Office Help: Dorothy Merrick and Betty Cooper. 27

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METR0P0UIZ N ADM-lNlSniAnON The Metropolitan administration has to be com- posed of responsible, unselfish people, willing to de- vote their time to the betterment of the schools of this area. Like all well-rounded individuals, they are noted for their devoted service and outstanding leadership. Students may come and go, buildings and new sites may go up to change the face of Northfield, but the administration and faculty remain to guard the never-changing values for which the Northfield Junior-Senior High School proudly stands. From the day you enroll as a seventh grader to the time a smiling Mr. Dawes hands you your diploma, the administration is working behind the scenes to en- rich your high school career. While guiding you in the ways of learning, they endeavor to impart to you the high principles and ideals on which to build a successful life. Our Superintendent: Ira Huntington Our Schoorboard: Herman Hood, Darle Dawes, Ira Huntington, Elbert Carr, Robert Clark, Robert Rice.

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English, which is worth two credits, is re- quired in ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade. Senior English and Literature, Speech, and Reading Labo- ratory, are offered later. The new Speech club this year made several trips around the state to take part in Speech contests; most of our Northfield students did very well for their first time out. From the Se- nior English Class, Barb Gorsuch won state recogni- tion when she entered the V.F.W. essay contest and went on to National contest. Lois Griffin David Gray EN SUSH Mr. Gray, one of our English teachers, shows that other teachers have a heart by accepting a wedding present from the faculty. Rita Rehak gives a sales pitch in Speech Class for Miss Durnbaugh, her teacher. 28