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

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Administration T 2 1. Lloyd Klinzman, vice principal. 2. Wally Nelson, detective. 3. Rolland Brownell, prin- cipal. 4. Albert Graziano, advisor. 6. Graziano and Brownell sorting out their dif- ficult work. 7. Louise McCaughan, counselor. 8. Lowell Perry, counselor. 9. Dorothy Lewis, study hall teacher. 10. Frank Fair, ad- ministrative intern. 11. Jean Hensley, counsel- ing clerk. Graziano, Klinzman mark advisory change Many changes were brought about in the administration staff. Mr. Lloyd Klinzman came to serve as vice principal, and Mr. Albert Graziano as advisor. Instead of having a boys ' and girls ' advisor, a new practice was introduced as Mr. Klinzman advised the sophomore and half of the junior class while Mr. Graziano helped the other half of the 1 1th graders plus the seniors. Mr. Wally Nelson ▼ 3 took the position as liaison officer. Instead of different teachers handling study hall, Mrs. Dorothy Lewis left her job as receptionist and became the full-time study hall teacher. Faculty members, parents, and students met in the Advisory Coun- cil, in its second year, to discuss the problems at North High and to find solutions. A m 28

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Staff works hard Each day brought new problems for the office workers. Ruth Eason had to acquaint herself with new attendance procedures, while Janice Dusenberry learned her job as a secretary for Helen Morison. Many pink passes were issued for students who wished to get out of classes to see the nurse, Beulah Fjelde. The library was for people who wanted to study. Those who were found talking were kicked out for any number of days. 1. Janice Dusenberry, typist for Morison. 2. Ruth Eason, attendance clerk. 3. Rita Oline, steno-secretary. 4. Marge Overholser, steno-secretary. 5. Wanda Meffert, registrar. 6. Beulah Fjelde, nurse. 7. Phyllis Sellers, librarian. 8. Lois Forrester, A.V. Coordinator. 9. Jo Dwiere, librarian. 30