Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Office What would we do without our office girls, Martha Rahe and Janet Bennett! This is our day: daily absence sheet and an- nouncements, pupils' permanent records, athletic eligibility, mind reading, pupils' schedules, correspondence, keeping the keys for forgetful children, monthly and yearly attendance re- ports, records of withdrawals and entries, honor roll, afternoon coffee, arrangement of school program for returned veterans, courses of study, North Central Association and Ohio State De- partment reports, transcripts, wearing a smile for all teachers, term failure lists, budget, spring orders, requisitions, mimeographing, senior examinations included, locking the front door we sadly leave for home. Every day is a busy one for Miss Shinkle and her helpers in the clinic, which is open every day before home room period. This period is the busiest time of the day. Throughout the day girls come in to help Miss Shinkle care for the ailing students. A few of their iobs are taking weights, measuring heights and writing pass slips. Dr. Brill and Dr. Hepp gave the physical examinations this fall and shortly afterwards the eye examinations were given. There were also teeth examinations this year. There is no regular dentist for the school but the iob is divided among several who each give their services one day a week. Norwood 's Florence Nightingales! clinic Qfaii 20 qifzls L

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films, The High School Library, now under the man- agement of Miss Doris Moore, had its beginning in September, l922, when Miss Julia Louise Sutor started a small library at the end of Room 207, then a small study hall. ln the beginning, there were not enough books to cover even a small part of the end ofthe study hall. As books were suggested by the various teaching di- visions, they were added to the small library and later transferred to the present library room. Since there were not enough books to be classified as they now are, at first all books were placed in one section of the room. Miss Sutor, having a full-time teaching schedule, could give her services to the library only in after-school hours, so a full-time librarian had to be employed and the library was divided into two sections, the Junior Library and the Senior Library. A library staft, consisting of high school pupils, works daily in the library. There is an average of two persons a period who help Miss Moore with various tasks such as shelving and mending books, checking books in and out, Our diligent library aides. DORIS MOORE Librarian typing, and caring for and planning the second floor bulletin boards. Near the end ofthe first semester a successful Library Week was sponsored by the Student Council in which Tag Day and Bring 'Em Back Alive Day were featured. As a result of Tag Day, several books for leisure reading were purchased. l 9

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