Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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MR. RAY WARMOTH-Math., Indiana State Teachers, A.B., U. of C., M.A. MR. BYRON WILSON-Spanish, Otterbein College, B. Mus., U. of Arizona, A.B. in Ed., Middlebury College, M.A. MISS CLARE YOUNG-Clothing, Miami U., Ohio State, B.S., Columbia, M.A. Facult The counseling system of the Norwood Public Schools is one of the flnest ln the state. Besides the five counselors wlth whom we at Norwood are well acquainted, there are four other important mem- bers of the staff: Dr. Seeberg, the school psychologist, Mlss Rea, the Dlrector of Reading, Mrs. Bray, the Dlrector of Pupil Personnel, and Mrs. Eshman, the Visiting Teacher. Mlss Grlffln, Mlss Klernan, Miss Durburow, Mlss Alderson, and Mrs. Johnson reslde ln ll0. Here they help the lower classmen wlth their schedules and also help them dlscover what they want to do after they graduate from school. Each of them has a grade school in whlch she helps the elghth graders declde what course and subiects they will 'follow ln hlgh school. As you can see, their iob ls purely advisory. They have no au- thorlty for punlshlng, as some people believe that they do. We at Norwood say thank you and good luck for future years. Left to right: Seated - Mrs. Hazel Johnson, B.A., U. of C., M.A., Columbia, Miss Harriett Rea, A.B., Wittenberg, Mrs. Patricia S. Bray, B.A. and B. Ed., U. of C., Dr. Elizabeth Seeberg, A.B. U. of Texas, M.A. and Ph.D., Miss Jean Durborow, B.A., Ohio State. Standing - Miss Betty Kiernan, B.A. Our Lady of Cincinnati, M.A. Catholic University, Washington, D. C., Miss Mary Nell Griffin, B.A. Denison U., M. Ed., U of C., Miss Martha Alderson, B.A., Marshall College, M.A., Columbia, Mrs. Harryet Eshman, A.B., Miami U. IPAGIZ l2l.lZVlENl

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MR. WILFRED PLEARY-Soles and Bookkeeping, Ashland College, B.S. MR. DAVID QUERY-Science, Football and Track, Wooster College, B.S., Ohio State. MR. CHARLES REICHLE-Chrm. of Ind. Arts. Dept., Cent. Mo. State, B.S., Ohio State, M. A. MRS. CAROLYN RULEY-Phys. Ed., Marietta College, B.S. MR. WALTER SAYRS-Eng. and Am. Hist., Ohio State, B.S., Columbia, M.A. MR. LOWELL SELBY-Director of Voc. Ed., Miami U., B.A., Columbia, M.A. MISS RACHEL SHINKLE-Clinic, Miami U., B.A.g Christ Hospital, R.N. MR. CECIL SIDERS-Industrial Arts, Ohio U., B.A., Ohio State, M.A. MISS GRACE STEPHENS-Occupations, West. Ky. State, A.B., Penn. State, M. Ed., MISS JULIA SUTOR--English, U. ol C., A.B.: Columbia, M.A. MRS. MYRTLE THARP-Cosmetology. MISS RUTH THAYER-Phys. Ed., Miami U., B.S. in Ed. MR. RUS- SEL THOMAS-Science, Miami U., Ohio U., Ohio State, B.S., M.A. MISS NORMA TIELKING-English, Moores Hill College, B. lit., Ind. U., M.A. MR, L. H. TINKER-Bus. Methods and Bookkeeping, Ohio U., A.B. MISS MARGARET UGHY-Speech and Drama, Ohio State, BS. in Ed. Facult

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Xeniors Ah! the thoughts of o Senior! They ore the some now os they were in l899. The lower class- men will not believe them, till they ore Seniors, but here these thoughts ore. Now thot we ore in this coveted position of Seniors, we wish we were ogoin Freshmen. We wish thot we could ogoin give the Junior Prom ond work ourselves to deoth in generol science. Such thoughts run through the mind of o Senior os he marches down the oisle ot Commencement in l949, os they did in the minds of those in 7899.