North High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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uperintendent 0 ' chools Every institution tends to reflect the personality of those who have molded it. In the case of North High School, it is possible to see the stamp of Warren Richey, who has been a part of it for a long time. The new school building is a fitting symbol of the work of Mr. Richey. Certainly, no more approp- riate way could be found to keep before us his dreams and his achievements. lt is the fond hope of everyone that this building may serve a' faithfully and as worthily as Mr Richey has served the community As he yields the helm to other hands we would wish for him a long pleasant and useful experience in other fields lt is true that Mr Richey has earned release from work but he will not be happy to stand idle The memory of his understanding and thought fulness will glow in our hearts for a long time DR J FRED ESSIG Assistant Supermtendent Congratulations to faculty and students at the close of your first year in the new North High School and special congratulations to the members of the senior class as first graduates of the new school You can be gustly proud of your new environment and of the refreshing spirit and cooperative attitudes that have prevailed this year May you be ever mindful of the high ideals and principles of Mr Warren Richey who has been your faithful leader for many years We trust that his influence and example will leave its mark at North for many years to come S W SlMKlNS Assistant Superintendent J FRED ESSIG Superintendent of Schools 'MNH DR S W SIMKINS e ght

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SEVEN I3- All the days we've been together Fondly we recall Teachers and advusors Our fruends one and all Thus parody of our Alma Mater truly descrubes our thoughts and recollectuons of the faculty of North Hugh The four years spent at North Hugh are domunated wuth mutual feelungs of trust confudence and understandlng between teachers and students Our faculty takes prude un understandung the personalities and problems of students Every student no matter what may be hus unterest wull fund someone who wull help hum when he us un need of counsel Thus personal contact between faculty and student us one that us valued beyond the four years spent un hugh school The teachers watch wuth unterest as the young people they have taught take theur places un society The success of theur teachung us measured by the contrubutuon theur students make to socuety as workers as homemakers as cutuzens 1,1 f 4 ' ll Il ' 1 , I I , , -

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ur School Secretar Dorothy Bryer Good morning' May I help you? These few words of greetmg by our smnl mg and competent secretary ore heard by the many people who contact our school each day In our office every 'ob large or small us performed wsth cour tesy and effuclency whnch enables school routme to run smoothly Our school secretary IS assisted by students who do a variety of lobs such as answermg the phones deluverung messages fnlmg papers typlng reports and greeting vusntors In the schools offnces The secretary and her ossnstants make the school offlce o frnendly place where vusstors fund the welcome and assustance they need Hel Asslstants First Row Avis Martin Anna Dem yan, Anna Buffone, Roselyn Mang, Mass Bryer, Llndo Batt, Sonya Kris ko, Betty Grlssett, Sandra Prlsby Second Row Rhonda Halllck, Shir ley Cowher, Sally Burch 'Z'- nme fob I ' t V 'x I af! MV! I . ,f X I-'.,.-vunmufaaa Af ff , , 4fW'l I ll ' Il ' ' ' I I I - , . I I I I I I . . . . , . . - I . s : , - l 1 ' Y.