Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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The Administration of Norwood High School headed by our principal, Mr. Albert Ceselbracl' Besides his many duties as principal, he is the a visor for Student Council. Miss Kelnn, the dean of girls, is the advisor fi Girls, Council and the head of the Miami Extensio She helps girls solve personal problems and schedu complications. Mr. Sanderson, the dean of boys, not only acts N NIR. ALBERT GESEIIBRACHT a counselor to boys but is the Junior Class advisi Principal and director of the summer school program. Mr. Kistler, the assistant principal, has charge the Technical School and Night School. These are the four key people who see that oi Q 1 Q u Q school is run smoothly. l MISS CHARLOTTE KEHM MR. FRANK SANDERSON MR. ELTON KISTLER Dean of Girls, Dean of Boys, Assistant Principal Assistant to the Principal Assistant to the Principal 14

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laintaining the top scholastic record of Norwood h School among other high schools is the job of Board of Education. The five members of the rd, who are elected by the citizens of the city, treasurer, and the superintendent of all the Jols are active in determining the policies of all Norwood schools. 'he task of choosing our faculty lies in the hands nur Board of Education, The proof of their fine ctions may be seen by the degrees earned by the nbers of our faculty. The Norwood School Sys- can be justly proud of its well-trained faculty, s l 'M LEFT T0 RIGHT: H. Funk, P. Sullivan, D. Ramage, C. bl, C. Albrecht, C. Evans, and P. Leary. and by the hard-working members of the Board of Education. The elected members of the Board are the following: Mr. Charles Vogel, Presidentg Mr. David Ramage, Vice Presidentg Mr. Charles Evans, Mr. Harold Funk, and Mr. Paul Sullivan. The Board of Education was severely crippled this year by the death of our beloved superintendent, lVIr. Carl H. Albrecht. The way in which we as students can show our appreciation of the Board of Education for their devoted work is by using the knowledge which the Norwood schools give us to the best of our ability. Board of Education

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ONE: LOWELL E. ANDERSON, World Historyg Basketball Ohio University, B.S. in Ed.g Xavier University, M. PAUL BARNEY, Machine Shop, Related Mathematics Science, Machine Shop Trade, Blue-Print Reading and Machine Shop Clubg University of Cincinnati, MARGARET BAUM, Home Economics, Foodsg Col- Wooster, B.A.g Western Reserve University, B.S.: University, M.S.g Miami University, University of Flora Stone Mather Teachers College, Columbia NIA. KATHERINE BRIDGE. Englishg University of Cin- B.A.g Xavier University, M.Ed.g Miami University. State University. BRUETTINC, World History. Occupa- Ovcupational Social Studiesg University of B.S. in Ed.: Xavier University. w Two: S. LINDSAY C. BUCHY, Drama, Speech, Norwood yersg Ohio University, BS. . JAMES BULLEN. Metal Shop, Industrial Artsg Wil- gton College, B.S. in Ed.g Ohio University, University Tinoinnati, Harvard University. Cornell University. . THOMAS CAHILL. .lournalism, Englishq Mirror: 'ier University, B.S. ISERLEN R. COHEN. Englishg City College of New . ROBERT COLWELL, Coordinator of Health and Phys- Education. Director of Athletic First Aid. Sovial ieneg Girls' Trampolineg Indianapolis Normal. B.S.: versity of Cincinnati, MA. Faculty At the ice house Mr. Haines and Bob Baker work to gether carving ice figures for the Christmas Banquet