Northwood Middle School - Northwood Cardinal Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Mr. Robert E. Bragg received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts degrees from Ball State Teachers College. Having taught in Au- burn, Indiana, for ten years, Mr. Bragg came to Northv ood where he taught for two years before becoming Staff Assistant. Throughout the day, Mr. Bragg counsels stu- dents who have either school or personal prob- lems. He also assists in the supervision of the lunchroom at the noon hour. When Dr. Kelly is absent, Mr. Bragg is acting principal, and he also aids in any possible way when Dr. Kelly needs assistance. Mr. Bragg is a vital factor in keeping our school moving ahead. Mr. Robert E. Bragg ... In Educational Advancement 11 ■ k emi ir Wt 1 2 FT y ■ . M m mi jM. y|||b 11 m n lJ M H E n s |PhbL|H H ifli ' 1 II Kt iilB t l:4 P ' 1 M Every period, two or three students devote their study time to help the secretaries in the office. Left to right. Seated: Sue Peavy, Vicki Side!, Shelia Moses, Cindy Langley, and Carol Smith. Standing: Tom Bair, Jaclc Heck, Ruth . nn Smith, Linda Hall, Pam Hinkle, Nancy Hindle, Becky Hendricks, Susan McCart, and Sharon Drayer.

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One person who has seen the prog-ess of Northwood Junior High School in the last six years is our principal, Dr. E. Warde Kelly. Dr. Kelly came to Indiana to further his education and to begin his teaching career after he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Alabama. Before coming to North- wood in 1959 to serve as the school ' s first principal, Dr. Kelly held positions in other Fort Wayne schools. Our school has been very fortunate in ob- taining such a qualified man to fill the most important position of a school. Dr. Kelly has grown up with the school. Therefore, seeing the progress he has stated : I feel the basic educational needs of our students include personal attitudes and appreciation which cause the individual students to be- come effective, worthwhile, and wholesome citizens. If this could be attained, the future school progress could be as well marked as it has been in the past. Dr. E. Warde Kelly School Staff Assists . . . Secretaries Mrs. Gladys Moore and Mrs. Ella Hess are two very important per- sonnel members at Northwood. The two ladies spend their day helping the stu- dents and faculty, as well as parents and administration.

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' J ,7 Mrs. Ruth E. Abbott Concord College, Wash- burn University A.B. 8th Grade Homemaking Home Economics Mr. James R. Allen Indiana University A.B. M. Ed. Boy ' s Intramurals, Con- versational Spanish Spanish — Orientation Mrs. Rose Bartkiewicz Indiana University B.S. Speech — ■ Drama Developmental Lan- guage — Language Arts Mr. Lawrence F. Budenz Indiana State, St. Fran- cis B.S. M.S. Bovvrling, School Patrol General Science Mrs. Joy N. Cain Mrs. Edith A. Craw Mr. Nelson R. Detwiler Mrs. Claire V. Dixon Ball State Central Normal College, Bowling Green Univer- Ohio State, St. Francis B.S. M.A. Ball State sity B.S. Vocal Music A.B. B.S. M.S. Arts Crafts Music Typing Athletic Coach Art Latin — Language Arts Practical Arts, History Mr. Andrew J. Dodson Ala. A. M., Vander- cook College of Music B.S. Special Music Instrumental Music Mr. Walter R. Donlan Norte Dame, Indiana U., St. Francis College A.B. Language Arts So- cial Studies Mrs. Mary L. Elster Indiana University B.S. M.S. Speech — Drama Language Arts Mr. Fred Geyer, Jr. Purdue U., Ball State B.S. M.A. Mathematics 3 1833 02594 9816 10