North High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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056w Wmeew First Row e Katy Jackson, Judy Shives, Dorothy Bryer, secretary, Diane Zobko, Alice Voytek, Patricia Torok. Second Row e Ruth Martin, Irene Hall, Betty Fobryl Mary Gramelt, Susan Jackson, Betty Parry, Laura Thornton, Avis Martin. Third Row -- Delores Bionco, Sally Birch, Doris Crocratt, Shirley Cowher, Dorothy Simpson, Patricia Yuhasz, Jeannette Shipton, Patricia Russo, Matilda Fato. in order to see to it that all the little errands are done immediately in the office, we have a group of girls who work with the secretary and the Assistant Principal, Mr. Thompson. These girls are constantly carrying messages, filing or delivering special announcements to teachers and students in various parts of the building. The girls do not receive any extra credit for working in the office, but they realize that the experience of meeting visitors and working with other people will prove a valu- able asset to them when they are out of school. 74Maw DOROTHY BRYER Sec reta ry Mr. Alexander, Miss Seidel, and Mr. Beacham are the senior advisors this year, They have various jobs, all connect ed with the activities of the seniors. When in doubt, see an advisor is the by-word of the class.

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We build together. To get the most out of life we must cooperate with others. It has been said that man cannot live unto himself alone. Through the written page and the spoken word we are heirs to the best thoughts of the intellectual giants of the post and present. Together we strive to in- terpret the present and plan for the future. To do this effectively we must have clean, trained minds in healthy bcdies. In sports, physical training and hygiene we attempt to know and follow the rules of health. The building of a life of service, of constructive and cultural value to the community, worthwhile and successful for the builder, is largely a process of working together with others, but through it all keeping a per- sonal integrity. We feel certain that the Class of 1956 have caught this vision, as dis- played so well in the pages of this Annual, and will be better and happier citizens because they have learned to work and reason together while in North High School. C. V. THOMPSON Assistant Principal

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O demwe By helping the student to study his intellectual and phy- sical capabilities through tests and self analysis the guidance counsellor makes it possible for students to plan their edu- cational program wisely and to choose a vocation more in- telligentlyi Students also are aided in personal problems and in learning to work and play with others. The ideal guidance program assists each student to grow intellectually, physically, socially and culturally. ROSE BODE Dean of Girls W'I'W 7 6 The Pupil Personnel Ser- vices are concerned with the student in the home, the com- munity and the church as well as the schoolt We, as school people, have no control over students outside the school grounds unless there is inter- ference with the welfare of the child who should attend school. By visiting the homes Visiting Teachers counsel with parents and secure help where needed. HAROLD W. LUXON Visiting Teacher eight