Norwell High School - Accolade Yearbook (Ossian, IN)

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Where Are They Now? Joyce Tucker. 1949, Antelope Valley Joint Union High School, Lancaster, California. Megan Thiede. 1973, Rich- mond Senior High, Richmond, Indiana. Ken Folks. 1976, R. Nelson Snider, Fort Wayne Indiana. Bob Gilbert. 1971, Norwell High School, Ossian, Indiana. Emma May Hunt. 1954, Chester Center, Montpelier, Indiana. Joe Hanauer. 1956, East Union Center, Zanesville, Indiana. Howard Jones. 1968, Hun- tington North, Huntington, Indiana. Pete Jump. 1958, East Union Center, Zanesville, Indiana. Elaine Keller. 1979, South Side High School, Fort Wayne Indiana. Neil Kinsey. 1959, Rockcreek, Bluffton Indiana. Martyn Durr. 1958, Ossian High School, Ossian Indiana. Steve Lehman. 1964, Adams Central, Monroe, Indiana. Jerry Lewis. 1958,Reelsville High School, Reelsville, Indiana. Peter Marshall. 1971, Dallas Community High School, Dallas Center, Iowa. Clara Irwin. 1978, Christian County High School, Hopkinsville, Kentucky. 92 FACULTY

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Four familiar faces. )erry Carter, Guidance; Laura Berghoff, Guidance; Lex Dor- mire, Principal ' Steve Stanton, Vice-principaL Don ' t look now. Assistant Superintendent Michael Sailsbery looks as if he ' s had a busy day. Administration: Running the Show no absence have been no helpful Just as a body could not function in an organized way without its brain, a high school couldn ' t func- tion very well without its administration. Without the office secretaries, lists would compiled; memos or weekly calen- dars would have been typed. The paper flow would have dried up! Also necessary to the school were the guidance counselors. Their duties in- cluded organizing students ' class schedules. They also counseled students about preparing for jobs or furthering their education after high school. Mr, Dormire and Mr. Stanton, prinicpal and vice-principal, were there to coordinate these efforts and also help maintain an environment of learning and order. These two men held the burden of responsiblity for the safety of students at school, and they made no fuss about enforcing the safety rules. The school board, though not quite so familiar to all students, were also on the job. They met twice a month in order to make important decisions. The administration, therefore, was the control center of the school, much like the brain is the control center of the body. What ' s going on here? Mr Dormire observes team pic- tures being taken in the gym. while Steve Mahnensmith smiles in the background. ADMINISTRATION 91

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They ' re Here! Mrs. Buzzard. Composition, Public Speaking, Advanced Composition, Sunshine Society Sponsor. Mrs. Carr. Librarian, Girls Swim- ming Coach Mr. Folks. General Science, World History, Sociology, ),V. Football Coach, ).V. Wrestling Coach Mr. Gilbert. Introductory Algebra I, Geometry, Trigonometry-Analytical Geometry, |.V. Basketball Coach, Asst. Varsity Football Coach. Mrs. Hamilton. Home Ec I, II, and III, Parenting, Senior Home Ec, F.H.A. Sponsor. Mr. Hanauer. U.S. History. Mr. Jones. Chemistry I and II, Physics. Mr. Jump. Biology I and II, Girls IV. Basketball Coach. Miss Keller. Choir I and II, Gold Choir, Swing Set, Musical Director. Mr. Kinsey. Physical Education, Boys and Girls Intramurals. Mrs. Koons. American Literature, Contemporary Literature, English Literature, Drama, Pep Club Sponsor. Mr. Lehman. General Business, Typing i, Shorthand I and II. Mr. Lewis. Government, U.S. History, Varsity Basketball Coach. Mr. Marshall. Spanish I, II, III, and IV, English 9, Hi-Y Sponsor, Spanish Club Sponsor. Mrs. McCollum. Basic Math, General Algebra, Introductory Algebra II, Cheerleader Spon- sor, .Asst. Volleyball Coach, Asst. Girls Track Coach. F. CILTV 93