North High School - Tower Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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-E:: M as 'wit X 'hw gn 'li ALLISON, ANITA-language arts, ANDREE, PAUL-physical education, ANDREWS, ANNE-counselor, BARRIE, LYN-language arts, BINGHAM, MARY-language arts, BLAZIER, HARRIET-mathematics, BOLAN, JOHN-physical education. BOWMAN, LORETTA-language arts, BRECKENRIDGE, L. O.-science, BROOKS, FRANCES-business, BROWN, DeFOREST-social science, CANINE, CELIA- mathematicsy CAUTHON, RALPH-mathematics, CHASE, RICHARD-counselor. Ei 'ht -Two Teachers Teach Man uhjeets in Eleven Fields Varied courses were offered in North's eleven departments: art, business, foreign language, homemaking, industrial arts, language arts, mathematics, music, science, social studies and physical education. Sixty-five subiects were taught by eighty-two teachers, seven of whom were new this year. Seventy well-equipped classrooms held the eighteen hundred students quite comfortably. North's faculty and office staff, led by the administration, worked together to prepare young people for the future. Their guidance and loyalty made North what it is today, an outstanding school for those who seek education. Qu, JPL. M CLARK, LAURA-physical education, COILE, R. J.-industrial arts, COWLES, RUTH-nurse, DEARINGER, NEIL-music, DROWATZKY, MINNIE-language artsy DUNN, HARDY-business, ELLIOTT, EDWIN-language arts. ENSZ, ROLAND-social science, FOLTZ, EARL-industrial arts, FORBES, HELEN athematics, FOWLER, LEE-social science, GARFIELD, MARVIN-social science, GIS HAROLD E-industrial arts' GOBLE RAYMOND-science 12,5 ..s.ft.e+1fasfQ e 33,41 gigs, g g .

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C. E. Strange Dr. Wesley Lauterbach, vice-principal, had a variety of duties including the handling of disciplinary problems, schedules, enrollment ancl several of the activities. Dean Stucky, assistant principal, also had many responsibilities. Some of his obligations were checking out students, making out pass cards and assigning detention. dministrators La Plans C. E. Strange, principal, served North since 1944. His friendliness and strong dedication to his work showed his great interest in young people. He mastered the administrative prob- lems and assumed the responsibility of attend- ing many extra-curricular activities. Mr. Strange was admired and respected by those vvho were acquainted with him during the past year. Dr. Wesley Lauterbach Dean Stucky BURT, ROMA JUNE-secretary, FISHER, HAZEL-registrar, HARRIS, MILDRED-production, HOGAN, VERA-clerk, LAWRENCE, LEONE-attendance secretary, METCALF, MARY JANE-PBX, RILEY, PAULA-library Clerk, WILSON, BARBARA-treasurer.

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GOODWIN, MARGIE-arf, GRAY, CECIL-science, HALL, CLAYTON -industrial arts. if 5 HARMON, ROY T.-social science, HASKIN, LOIS-physical educa- tion, HENDERSHQT, MAURICE-physical education. HOLLOWELL, F. ROBERT-music, JOHNS, RUTH-music, JOHNSON, DELL-study hall. ' 'W' A' LAMB, TED-art, LEE, JOE-physical educaiiong LENT, THOMAS J.- aff. MARSHALL, SYBIL-language arts, MARTINSON, DON-mathema- tics, MASON, GLADYS-language arts. MASTIN, MARY HELEN-homemakingp MCPHERRON, LOlS-lan- guage artsy MOORE, WILLIAM-science. JOHNSTON, HENRY-study hall, JONES, ELIZABETH-language artsy JONES, ORIE-industrial arts. KINCAID, JAMES-physical education. GLADYS-homemaking. , x 4 .,::Q ..,1. 'ff L 11 ,Q 1 R f A An 11 ' ':'- -6- JONKER, ELSIE-language arts, KAUFMAN, ESTHER-language aris, KINNEY, GERALD-social science, KOBY, LYDIA-business, KUHN,