North High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Office and Counseling Staffs Perform Various Jobs for North A RUTH EASON Attendance Clerk JEAN HENSLEY Clerk LOWELL PERRY Drake, B.A., M.A. Graduate Study: S.U.I. KATHLEEN ALLEN Steno-Secretary WANDA MEFFERT Registrar MARGE OVERHOLSER Steno-Secretary pletes a hard day ' s work. The office and counseling staffs are constantly kept busy during the day performing many duties for N.H.S. Some of the duties fulfilled by the office workers are keeping grade records, mimeographing as- signments for the faculty, and taking care of daily attendance lists. The counselors help students plan their schedules, discuss plans for after graduation, and keep students records. RITA LEE Steno-Secretary Mr. Pillers demonstrates how to use the college selector to seniors. NORMA WESTROPE Drake, B.A. MARTIN PILLERS Drake B.A. - M.S.E. Indiana University, University of Iowa, Colorado State, Notre Dame LOUI SE McCAUGMAN Drake, A.B., M.S.E. Graduate Study: Univ. of Mexico San Marcos Univ., Peru

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Mr. Miller and Miss Lyons Take Active Interest At North Finishing his second year as vice-principal and boys advisor, Mr. Miller has proven to be a capable administrator. Handling job opportunities for boys and taki ng over for Mr. Webb in his absence are among his duties. Miss Lyons is concluding her eleventh year as girls advisor. She takes an active interest in many of the student planned projects. Some of her duties include counseling girls and serving as senior class sponsor. MAYME LYONS Simpson College, B.M., Drake, M. of Music Graduate Study: Univ. of So. Calif., Northwestern, Columbia NORMAN MILLER Drake Univ., B.S., M.S. Mr. Fitzgerald helps Mr. Miller patrol the student center during lunch. 1969-1970 Board of Education BOARD OF EDUCATION, Left to right: Mrs. Kate Goldman, Dr. George G. Caudill, Rev. L. Robert Keck, President; Merle F. Schlampp, Vice-President; Mrs. Jack Spevak, Ora E. Niffen- egger, Dr. John E. McCaw.

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Increased Understanding of Our Language is Gained Through English Wfs EDWARD HANSON Drake, B.A. MAX PALMER Drake, B.A. A scene from Big E ' s The Scarlet Letter. FRANCES SWETT Tuffs Univ., A.B. Columbia, M.A. JAMES WICKHAM Drake, B.A. Graduate Study: Drake, I.S.U. Writing compositions, learning grammar, and studying literature make up the basis for which English is taught. Sophomore speech helps develop more poise and confidence in addressing an audience. One speech class produced a television show. Big ' E ' included about 200 juniors taught by two teachers. Their reading focuses on American literature which contains short stories by Edgar Allen Poe and poems by Emily Dickinson. The seniors who took English were being pre- pared for college next fall. Their study concen- trated on The Canterbury Tales, poetry, and Macbeth. WALTER BARNETT Parsons College, B.A. State University of Iowa, M.A. Graduate Study: Drake, I.S.U. HELEN MORISON Iowa State Teachers College Univ. of Denver, B.S. Drake Univ., M.S. English students assemble Shakespearean theater. LILLIAN HOURIGAN Parsons College, B.A. Graduate Study: Univ. of Chicago, S.U.I., Univ. of Minn., Drake OWEN JONES Colorado State Univ., B.A. Wisconsin State Univ.