Norris City Omaha Enfield High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Norris City, IL)

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CARDI NAL STAFF Editor-In-Chief --- ....... -------- ...... ----..--, ..... ...------ ........... Christine Turpin Assistant Editors ....... -- ......... ----- .......... Roberta Wade, Jerry Harper Business Manager ...... ----- .... --- ......... - ..........,......,...., Doris Mae Gerdes Advertising Managers ...... ...... G loria Pyle, Peggy Smith, Donna Brown Feature Editors ---- ...... --- ........ --- ................ Kathryn Boyd, Betty Atkins Athletic Editors ...... ..................................... K enneth Doerner, John Randall Johnson, Fae Awalt Snapshot Editors ................... - ........... Fred Carroll, Jr., Mary Jane Knight Art Editor ............. ------- .... ............. .................................... Ernestine Bryant Organizations ....... -- ............. - .................... Evelyth McArthy Eulah Short Senior Editor ---- ......... --..-------- ............. .. ........ .. .... - ...... --- .... Fleeta Williams Junior Editor ............ -- .... --- ..... - ...... ----------..--.. ........ ......,.. - June Henson Sophomore Editor --.. ....... --- ...... - ........... Patricia McQuay Freshman Editor ....... - ....... .................,.............. B etty Lou Bishop Typists .................. .... ..... M a ry Beth Renshaw, Roberla Davis Sponsors ..... - ........ ................. M iss Hallock, Mr. Blacker The Editors wish to thank all the people who contributed their support in making this book possible-the advertisers, the sponsors, and the mem- bers of the staff. We especially wish to thank Ernestine Bryant whose excellent draw- ings appear throughout the book on the division pages, the Senior pages, and the Cardinal staff page. Page Six

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ADMINISTRATION GETS BACK TO NORMAL The end of the war brought changes to many industries and occupa- tions-especially to the school and teaching. These changes were evident also at Norris City Township High School. With the help of the Board of Education, Mr. Phelps was able to fill the vacancies on our faculty which had been caused by the war. Several former instructors, who had been serving with the armed forces, returned and others who had been forced to double-up in their work relaxed and returned to their own fields as new faculty members were added. Among those who returned were Kenneth Cole, the coach, who served for three and a half years as a Physical Training Instructor at a Naval Airbaseg Duane Mount, instructor in Science and History, who formerly was an officer in the Army Air Corps. He left in Janu- ary to continue his education and his place was taken by Herschel New- comb, a former instructor in the High School, who had recently been re- leased from the Army. Another reappearance on the faculty was an agriculture teacher. This position was filled by Mr. Davis. The valiant efforts of those who worked so hard and under such ad- verse conditions during the war will always be remembered and appreci- ated. The return to peace is bringing a return to normal of school enroll- ment and faculty numbers and will give those' tireless workers a well deserved rest. Page Eight