North Baltimore High School - Tiger En Bee Yearbook (North Baltimore, OH)

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LEFT to RIGHT: Dr. C. B. Nyce, Melvin Fleckner, Powers Luse, Delmont Brown, Elmore Smith, and Dr. Edwin Lloyd. Mrs. CHARLES LLOYD, office secretary, is kept quite busy with her seemingly endless duties. She balances all school records, takes care of all correspondence and finances, does all school bookkeeping, issues supplies to teachers, administers first aid, and takes over classes in emergencies. This year the school board hired Dr. Elva Lyon as guidance coun- sellor for the high school. Her primary duty is to aid eighth graders and seniors in making their future plans. Miss Lyon is a graduate of N.B.H.S. and Otterbein College. She has M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Columbia University and Ohio State respectively. She has served in varying capacities in education for many years and has traveled extensively in many parts of the country. At present she is a news correspondent for the Bowling Green SENTINEL and the North Baltimore NEWS. 5

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Mr. Meari R. Atkins came to North Baltimore last year as high school principal. He executes disciplinary duties, keeps attend- ance records, distributes report cards, is co-sponsor of the senior class, acts as official represent — ative of the school on various occasions and performs numerous other duties. He also teaches seventh grade science and biology. Mr. Atkins received his BA degree from Fairmont College and his ME degree from Bowling Green State University. For nine years he taught at Carey High School, where he was head of the coach- ing staff. Miss Clara Miller has been ele- mentary principal for nine years, and a popular figure in the school far longer. She directs the administration of the elementary school, is chief test administrator, and teaches geography. Beginning her career as an ele- mentary teacher, Miss Miller subsequently spent eight years teaching English and Ohio history in junior high school. She re- ceived her BS degree in elemen- tary education from Bowling Green State University and a degree in remedial reading from Chicago University. Mr. Sewell Cameron leaves our school this year as superintendent, completing four years of faithful service to the student body and faculty. In meeting with a large volume of widely differing prob- lems, he has striven to improve the school and community in every possible aspect. Mr. Cameron has been active in education for twenty-five years. He received his B.A. degree from Bowling Green State University. He obtained his M.A. from Miami University and took work at Indiana University. 4

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ADMINISTRATIVE HELPERS STANDING: Linda Apple, Barbara Abbott, Sharon Roberts, Roberta McLaughlin, Mary Sewell, Iona Crouse, Phyllis Heminger. SEATED: Joyce Erford, Pamela Troutner, Mr. Atkins, Margaret Kovach, Marjorie Bundy. 6